#11

101%

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#12

Fuck I want to resit

#13

Yeah, load of bollocks though innit really?

#14

69_420

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#15

Reminds me there was an Electronics class in my school (not for me I was too busy pretending to do arty subjects) but the group of (all) lads that did it would bully one of their own mercilessly if one got less than 100% on a test. Good guys. Very healthy friendships.

#16

Someone needs to short-circuit their attitude

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#17

Think I did that bbc one once, was dead on average

#18

You seem very bright

There’s hope for us all

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#19

Think I’m a bit slow but get there in the end

#20

trying to make it lower

#21

Guess.

#24

Just reading about this now, had no idea. Yeeesh

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#25

@moderators sorry let’s delete this shit thread

#27

True (me included)

#28

Nvm, Eric beat me to it

#29

Never trust a person who knows their IQ.

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#30

1 like = 1 iq

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#31

I tried this because its faster to see if my iq is doing okay, I got up to 5 before getting bored and got them all right which made me feel good. Idk they’re probably the easy ones though
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.businessinsider.com/mensa-iq-test-questions-2016-2%3Famp

got the 1st one right but in a different way, didn’t even think about square numbers I just saw they have 7 9 11 difference so figured it’s a 13 difference for the next. Math is beautiful

#32

bit harsh on brian molko

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#33

Never taken one (already know I’m dumb, don’t need a test to tell me) but the ones I’ve seen all seem to have a fairly narrow set of tests so presumably it’s like anything where you can learn the
method or approach. I imagine people with a certain type of education get taught exactly the type of skills to succeed in these type of tests.