hes an IQ test author and has paranoid schizophrenia.
I know him. His 3x3 matrix tests are one of my intellectual weak points. There are quite few of us in the high IQ community that have psychosis/schizophrenia.
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I wish I was high IQ
I think you are.
How high would you estimate I score in Mensa test
132 I reckon. 2022
U can only score 131, 135 or >135 (above 130)
Above 130 then.
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So I would qualify for Mensa?
Let’s just say you’re capable of doing so.
Why do you think that
Your mathematical ability.
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He writes that he has hebephrenic schizophrenia:
-Albert.
Anyway he has sz sorry for being wrong
You focus too much on this Mensa ■■■■.
It means less than nothing.
As a matter of fact,
I’d go as far to say I think people in Mensa are idiots for having to prove with a piece of paper how smart they are.
It makes no sense.
My uncle is in Mensa.
He married a woman because a dream told him to.
(They’re divorced now, obviously)
He made an entire private Christian school curriculum under contract.
Managed to fail so badly that he ended up getting sued.
All entirely obvious errors.
That’s what I think of when I think of Mensa.
Smart enough people that test well,
But haven’t the common sense to know that doesn’t mean a whole lot outside a Mensa convention.
Mensa is not a lot of hot dudes in suits and intellectual talk.
It’s mostly a bunch of jackasses who PAID to be a part of that program.
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Why do you think that?
Why do I think what?
I thought I explained myself pretty well.
It’s a sad reflection on society that it’s seen as more acceptable for a good looking person to post a selfie, and thus bask in the positive comments that come their way, than it is to show how intelligent you are.
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I don’t think so
You have to pay fees to be a part of Mensa.
I think it’s dumb to pay to prove you’re smart.
That’s my point.
Smart people know better than to have to be in clubs like that.
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