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If you can find the right answers to these next few patterns, then you are not a degenerate mouth breather. If not have fun living on minimum wage.

>> No.10008780
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>> No.10008804
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>> No.10008863

>>10008778
OP is simply assembly line pattern scrolling left
Answer is five

>>10008780
Going vertically you account the excess in the first two, display it in the bottom row
Answer is 3

>>10008804
Vertically again, square in bottom right is moving up, bottom row displays its previous positions, answer is six

>> No.10008881

>>10008857
3, anti-clockwise on flat squares leads to single line surviving

>> No.10008902

>>10008881
Thinking about it, six is also a possibility for this one. With three the shape is consistent but the placement isn't. Strange

>> No.10008908

>>10008881
>>10008902
Oh no, definitely three, I was on the right track but mistaking the commands. Middle directs where the left line should go, not how to rotate the whole formation

>> No.10008914

First one is 6.

>Game board always rotates left then flips.
>Circle always goes once left after game board moves.

>> No.10008917

>>10008857
>>10008902
>>10008908
It's 4, the middle one rotates 45 degrees counter-clockwise add adds/subtracts lines from the left figure and results in the right one

>> No.10008918

>>10008914
Wrong, you're overthinking it my man

>> No.10008922

>>10008804
>>10008914
Answer 6 again.

Top 2 rows superimpose and the pieces that dont overlap are left at the bottom.

>> No.10008923

>>10008863
These are all correct

>> No.10008927

>>10008778
Scored 120 on this yesterday. Actual IQ is 129 so i'd say this is rather accurate.

>> No.10008928

>>10008778
>>10008914
>>10008922
The white circle rolls clockwise along the grid, while the black square simply jumps between its 2 positions, top-right and bottom-left, occasionally covering up the circle under it

>> No.10008930

>>10008914
Actually it's 5.

>> No.10008932

>>10008917
That makes no God damn sense

>> No.10008937

>>10008778
5
>>10008780
3
>>10008804
6
>>10008857
4

>> No.10008942

>>10008780
I think it's 6.

>> No.10008944

>>10008778
the first one is six, i never noticed before, but if you look at them diagonally, starting with the top right, you have black box on all three, then the others all fall into place.

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>>10008932
here, I'll show you what I mean

>> No.10008964

Never got any of these, maybe I'm just really dumb

>> No.10008966

>>10008857
4.

>> No.10008972

>>10008959
So this is what aspergers looks like

>> No.10008991

>>10008972
yes, that's right

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i share a board with these autists

>> No.10009000

ITT: AUTISMO

>> No.10009007

>>10008996
>>10009000
t. jealous brainlets

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>>10008996
>>10009000
>shit people who are clearly smarter than me
>A-autism

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>>10009007
>>10009009
>mfw people still fall for this pseudoscience

>> No.10009018

>>10008937
Same answers here.

>> No.10009022

>>10008778
>>10008780
>>10008804
Got these.
>>10008857
Failed here.

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I thought no one would reply. Here are some more.

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>> No.10009037

>>10008917
You seem right to me. Congratulations

>> No.10009046

>>10008922
Correct

>> No.10009051

>>10009027
Three? Reverse from the center and then turn and flip the second half.
>>10009030
This I don't know.

>> No.10009055

Did you go to the mensa test yourself OP or were you in the IQ thread on /fit/ a while back.

>>10009027
3

>> No.10009058

>>10008778
The white circle goes around clockwise but it is cover by the black square. The black square flips back and forth from bottom left to bottom right corners. The answer is 5

>> No.10009060

>>10009055
I saw someone post this test on here the other day. I'm getting everyone to tell me the answers to the ones I couldn't get at first so I can do it again and pretend I have an IQ higher than 140.

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Last one.

>> No.10009067

>>10008944
no its 5. and if the official answer is 6, then the official answer is wrong or incomplete. write them a letter explaining cantor style diagonals are the simplest explanation, therefore 5.

>> No.10009075

>>10008863
Could you expand on the second one? It doesn't seem to be right but I could be misinterpreting you.

>> No.10009076

>>10009065
6

>> No.10009077

>>10009075
not him, but equals annihilate each other vertically. fucking easy innit.

>> No.10009080

>>10009077
You can also do it horizontally, same result

>> No.10009081

>>10009027
Now that I have time to look at this one again it's super messed up. If you correspond the boxes with the numbers on a keyboards num pad, then 8 goes with 4 and 1, 9 goes with 5 and 2 and 7 goes with 6 and 3. After that I think this guy >>10009051 is close if not right.

>> No.10009084

>>10009076
i think 6 is correct as well. took me about 4 minutes though.

>> No.10009085

What score do I get if I don't give a shit about puzzles

>> No.10009090

>>10009077
I see. You have to flip the boxes over the black line every time as well as do your bit or else in the bottom example in the left column there would just be 3 white boxes on each side.

>> No.10009092

>>10009085
Why don't you find out?
http://test.mensa.no/

>> No.10009094

>>10009090
it works without flipping. always compares 1 vertical with 2nd vertical (both present new and independent information). 3rd vertical is the result.

>> No.10009099

>>10009094
You're right. The sides don't matter really.

>> No.10009103

>>10009065
6. You flip the top one vertically then the lines that overlap in the flipped first and normal second boxes of each column disappear while the different lines stay.

>> No.10009104

>>10009030
This is now the only one that hasn't been solved. Who has the highest IQ on lit right now? Who will come up with the answer and how the pattern works?

>> No.10009126

>>10009027
>>10009051

How are you guys getting three? I see two.

Turn and flip side alternates per horizontal slide, otherwise it makes no sense

>> No.10009150

>>10009126
Wouldn't that conflict with the bottom middle triangle? In the middle slide the left side is normal and then the next slide down the left side stays the same.

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>>10009126

>> No.10009181

>>10009168
This doesn't work for the circle though damnit.

>> No.10009183

>>10009104
its 1