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Verex

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The IQ tests are bull. I've gotten a 140, 110, 155, 120something...They're never the same and they each ask you these questions that test more spacial compartmentalization.
 

Cain_Zeros

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I took one on the internet (if there was paying involved it was my mom doing it, so, no big deal) when I was 12 or 13 and got... 127, I think it was. Not quite genius level, but above average.
 

Wuvlycuddles

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Basically, whatever numbers you guys are spouting are probably bullshit and using some random ass scale. And there really are alot of different scales used for iq tests, one tests 150 may be another tests 80. Unless you took the test from these guys: http://www.mensa.org/ I call bullshit to any number anyone spouts at me.

Even then, you have to take into account the ever increasing average intelligence of humanity (The average iq of 50 years ago is techinically retarded by todays standards) so your "gifted" or "genius" ratings may just end up being only average a few years from now.

Ah, i love pissing on bonfires. :p
 

Caligulove

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your best bet is to take an actual legit IQ test, but they will cost a bit of $

The IQ test and all other kinds of tests to gauge intelligence are always changing, I still think its a hard characteristic to quantify accurately. I certainly would not consider the IQ test as something that would determine how 'smart' someone is, or something arbitrary like that.

People with high IQ's will still fall into the category of doing stupid behavior, I have always understood that the IQ was a measurement of the minds ability to learn. Last time I took an IQ test was in freshman year of college, came back as 147.

Kind of a nice little nugget of knowledge, but dont think it goes any farther than that most of the time for any one person
 

2012 Wont Happen

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I usually score around 140, a little below or above depending on the day I took it.

I'm not sure if I've ever taken a legitimate IQ test, but all the ones I've taken have scored within a few points of each other.
 

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The_Logician19 said:
I took the Stanford-Binet once, in fifth grade. They were trying to put me in a special needs class. I scored a 142. Take from that what you will.

'pologies.
I think that the "special needs" class you were put into doesn't mean retarded kids, but like gifted kids.

lilmisspotatoes said:
I took the Weschler when I was 16, and ended up with a score of 160... I'm not sure exactly what that means but woo.
Really smart.
 

goldsphinxx

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My tern to compte in thi smatch of wits.
My IQ has been testeed many tiems, and it averges to 53.
Beat that!
HOTWHEELS LEADIN' THE WAY!
 

goldsphinxx

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Wuvlycuddles said:
Basically, whatever numbers you guys are spouting are probably bullshit and using some random ass scale. And there really are alot of different scales used for iq tests, one tests 150 may be another tests 80. Unless you took the test from these guys: http://www.mensa.org/ I call bullshit to any number anyone spouts at me.

Even then, you have to take into account the ever increasing average intelligence of humanity (The average iq of 50 years ago is techinically retarded by todays standards) so your "gifted" or "genius" ratings may just end up being only average a few years from now.

Ah, i love pissing on bonfires. :p
I'll will tell you rate now my poested IQ is legitamit.

I'll will kinda sounds like iron will.
 

Sark

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I took one at age 12. I got 46. But I am clearly not retarded. Explain this please. Really guys, you are all spouting shit to just increase the size of your Epeens. Unless someone can actually back up this with some legitimate evidence than all this is just worthless.
Someone previously said that IQ does not neccessarily dictate academic success. So unless everyone here with genius IQ's invents something amazing or becomes a doctor or actually does something successful, they are either a liar or a genius savant who cannot actually find any application for their incredible brainpower.
Think about it guys, you are probably all around average IQ wise, and there is nothing wrong with that.
 

Wuvlycuddles

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geldonyetich said:
Sure, Mensa requires an approved IQ test to join, but why hold them as the one and true authority of IQ tests?
Who better to trust with an iq test than the top 2% of people who take em?

I think it would be quite important to them to be using the most recent and relevant iq exams, rather than the outdated, inaccurate or completely bullshit tests found littering the internet (and schools).
 

captainwillies

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syndicated44 said:
Have you ever taken an IQ test? If so where do you go to take one usually and what is your IQ?

I have never taken one but I really would like to just to know. However I have no idea where one would go to do this.
http://onemansblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/11/iqtest.swf

this I.Q. test is quite good. I think it is sponsored by some university.
 

Abedeus

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Well, when I was 14 I had 142 IQ, now I have about 132.

But IQ tests are like driver's license exams - the more you do them, the better you do. For instance, my first test exam yielded 8 errors out of 18 questions (with 2 you still pass). Now I rarely get more than 1 mistake. And still finish the test with 20 spare minutes.
 

reinersailer

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I never made an iq-test, because i know the main question of this tests: Are you stupid enough, to give us money?
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R
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Omikron009

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I was given a whole battery of tests a while back. A worker from the school board came to my school and pulled me out of class for various tests over the course of a few weeks. I think my IQ score was somewhere in the vicinity of 145-150 averaging out the scores from every test. My lowest score was 125 for math, and my highest scores were for memory and language skills. The former being off the charts and the latter being 157.

One last thing. The collective name given to all of the tests I had....the Woodcock-Johnson cognitive skills assessment. Seriously.
 

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child of lileth said:
I've never taken one. I heard on a news show along time ago, that they have more to do with current culture than anything else. They said if someone like Abe Lincoln took one today, he'd test as legally retarded, just because he wouldn't know anything about current stuff.
Lincoln would be screwed because every year, the difficulty of (offical) IQ tests tends to rise. This is because 100 is the supposed average level of intelligence. As generations got smarter and smarter, the tests had to become more difficult to keep 100 as the average intelligence. Therefore, the intelligence required to get a 100 nowadays is much greater that the intelligence required to get a 100 a century ago. Even males and females get different tests to keep the averages at 100 for each gender
 

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Wuvlycuddles said:
geldonyetich said:
Sure, Mensa requires an approved IQ test to join, but why hold them as the one and true authority of IQ tests?
Who better to trust with an iq test than the top 2% of people who take em?
I guess what bugs me about this is that they're not establishing that an IQ test is really a valid measure of intelligence, which is on another tangent entirely.