(08-02-2020, 10:49 AM)Lucky2Last Wrote: Yeah, I have a friend that thought he was much higher and scored a 111, which really made perfect sense to me. He was smarter than average, but he wasn't exactly bringing new stuff to the table. He was quick to learn and apply, but whenever he went off-script, it almost always resulted in disaster.

I think a good way to self-diagnose would be to answer the following question: If you were in a room with 100 random strangers, how many people would be smarter than you? If you're willing to play the game in good faith and not try to argue the details of the question, you'd probably get close to your IQ. Anyone want to answer the question?

Great question.  What is the context?  Do I have solve an algebra question?  The stress load of a 6 foot 2x4?  The nitrogen to ammonia ratio level to create a bomb?  How much current does it take to drive a 24 volt dc motor?  When to plant corn in NE Ohio vs SW Mississippi?  

I trust your IQ is sufficient to get my point.  

Not a dig at all just to be clear.  IQ means nothing in the real world.  Your potential to understand will never compare to the [BLEEP] that knows exactly what is going on.

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