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>>5384042
>Also, for all hose claiming bullshit on lumosity, it is actually quite a good site for brain training despite the high price.
>for all hose claiming bullshit on lumosity

You do see how you needed to pay for months to advance in the BPI score? I did the actual Mensa IQ test, and aced it (max was 145, with sigma 15) in 60% of the time. This means I have well beyond the 99.7% percentile in all categories (memory, math, spatial thinking, language, and whatnot), yet I didn't score close as much on the Luminosity test. The reality is, the IQ is set after the early childhood years, and doesn't change at all after 16. So any "work" you think you are doing on your IQ is actually delusion, and Luminosity is fraud. Take the actual IQ test and see for yourself.

IQ is a legitimate indicator, and it's used by psychiatrists for diagnostics, by military and economy for recruitment.