#test IQ

[nicolae]

Test IQ: Pentagrama

Culoarea galbenă a colțului pentagramei se deplasează cu două colțuri în sens invers acelor de ceasornic la fiecare pas. Culoarea albastră se deplasează cu un colț în sensul acelor de ceasornic la fiecare pas. După se vor găsi ambele culori în același colț?  

[iztestorg]

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[incognitopolls]

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[futurebird]

Early researchers wondered if intellectual maturity and higher reasoning were possible for a creature that never pupated.

"How is it possible to become a full thinking being when one is essentially still a larvae, and can only grow in the manner of larvae, bloating and aggregating... never transforming?"

Human larvae are rather like silverfish in that they look similar to the adult forms. How (and if) their minds become capable of logical reasoning without molting even once remains a mystery.

[strix-and-stones]

Okay so I don't know if anyone made the same connection but Arthur is in medieval times right now yeah? What if King Arhthur? Like you know the one from the arthurian mythos?

[equalperson]

the logical knowledge that IQ tests are bullshit and don't give an accurate estimate of one's intelligence vs. the narcissistic desire to have the highest IQ score possible.

[lawlietscaramels]

"L's only attracted to intelligence" "L's only attracted to smart people" shut up shut up shut UUUUP. Intelligence is most certainly a bonus but L needs people who are willing to learn, willing to listen, willing to share the things they know no matter what those things are, not a theoretical physicist.

[misscrazyfangirl321]

Listen. The thing about me, right, is: I'm short. Whenever anyone meets me, it's one of the first things they comment on. To be specific, I'm 5 foot tall on a good day.

I've gotten a wide range of comments about this, and I honestly love most of them. I always get a good chuckle out of how creative people can be about it. But today I got a comment that's a first for me, and it may honestly be my favorite one yet.

An older gentleman came around the corner at work, saw me, and without missing a beat, informed me that I "didn't eat enough possum growing up." And held up his hand to indicate my height.

Sir, what?

[romanceyourdemons]

sucks being a person who is morally opposed to the concept of iq when you live in a world that requires you to take an iq test like thee iq test to apply for a corporate admin position

[navree]

oedipus killed his dad and fucked his mom. polynices and eteocles killed each other because they wanted to be king. agammemnon was ordered to sacrifice his own daughter. clytemnestra killed an innocent woman and ill-treated her children for years afterwards. orestes was goaded by elektra into murdering their mother. achilles murdered hector and desecrated his body. medea murdered a shitton of people including her own children.

one of the main draws of greek tragedies is that there aren't bright lines of "good" and "evil", it's about human people with flaws that exacerbate the situations they're in and lead to devastating consequences. oedipus's hotheadedness, medea's mild sociopathy, polynices and eteocles's lust for power, achilles and clytemnestra's rage, the tyranny and indifference of the gods themselves. that is what makes the greek tragedy so incredibly compelling even thousands of years after they were written, and why some of the great tragedies from later eras (shakespeare's tragedies, american canon tragedies like death of a salesman or the crucible) are still so inspired by that fundamental "the characters are flawed and those flaws are their downfalls regardless of inherent good or evil within them" type of storytelling.

and if you've been studying and analyzing greek texts and are not in fact just talking out of your ass for twitter points about the dragon incest show and you genuinely think that greek tragedies have clear cut "good guys" and "bad guys" then you are two steps away from being brain dead and i'm shocked you're allowed online access without adult supervision. also idk how to tell you that ancient greece was in fact quite misogynistic soooooooooooo. but i think op is just stupid.

[lolmemez]

Who should get the seat?

[thousandyearphantombunker]

I could've put any disorder but people seem to really hate people with down syndrome

Like I don't know how the autism community who fights autism speaks for trying to perform eugenics can ignore this- as soon as the disorder is downs or some intellectual/cognitive issue or has a physical look.

I'm so done.

[tinyperson00]

Idk what possessed me to do this honestly, but I took a legit certified IQ test just now

So I apparently have an IQ of 149 and my highest qualification is abstract reasoning. It said I also am superior to 97% of the world’s population… HUH?? I’m in denial and shock at myself currently;-;

screenshot below (I couldn’t put the actual IQ screenshot in there cause it had my real name on it)

[zmpl]

come take the Wechsler Intelligence Scale IQ test on webkinz with me

[meeelis]

We can do it brain, I believe in us