/lit/ - Literature

>>7272855
You should probably have yourself checked out.
That seems like more than just a psychological issue.

>>7272778
The IQ test is actually to not pay for an IQ test to get a paid membership to the "smart club" in the first place.

>>7272744
Shiiiiet!

>>7272190
Your family* rather.

>>7272178
>dropping out of school because of age
Now THAT's stupid.
Prove your wrong, you retard.

>>7272158
Given that these days kids almost can't even google shit they want to know by themselves I'd say that would be a worthwhile investment.

>>7272154
Okay then. That's me convinced.

>>7272125
Or maybe you just haven't looked hard enough.

>>7272083
Yes, but paying 40 grand a year for school in the age of the internet still doesn't seem like a great decision.
You're basically paying for the social circle, which I can understand, but it's not about the access to knowledge.

>>7272069
Interesting.
Though paying that much for a fundamental education with a couple tacked on extracurriculars doesn't seem terribly intelligent.

>>7272065
Score!
Time to intelligently apply for mensa and intelligently add another intelligent expenditure to my intelligent life.

>>7272051
What about 138?

>>7272053
Does it mean school attended by the public?
As in, not private school?

>>7271863
>prestigious public school
>prestigious
>public
Okay, so now you are qualified to shitpost on /lit/ about how patrician you are.
What have you done since?

>>7271945
I think the idea here is that your potential intelligence is inborn but how smart you actually get relies heavily on the life you lead. At least that's what seems to be the case in my experience.

>>7265394
Start with the letter A then follow up with a space and two words describing a fundamentally sound piece of literature detailing some subject or other.
Do you need me to spell it out for you?
>>7271490
Ask for help in crafting a genuine loving relationship with a stuffed barn owl.

>>7271771
Someone truly intelligent doesn't need someone else to tell them what to think, so reading a lot doesn't automatically mean you're smart.
Your interpretation and understanding of what you've read might give others some indication of your intelligence however.

>>7262661
Fivehundred.

>>7271299
Withholding?

Inventing words for the sake of it, especially when there are already efficient phrases or terms for those same things is the vinedy (simplistic humor lacking any effort on the part of both speaker or audience, seen only as exceptional or otherwise worthy of note by those of lesser mental fortitude possibly in conjunction with a case of ADHD. -contraction of the words Vine and comedy-) of linguistics.
OC donut steel.

>>7271757
Share some of it, brotendo.

>>7271736
Into what?

>>7271363
I invented nigger.

>>7271687
>kids think they know everything
How trite.