/sci/ - Science & Math

If by genius you mean IQ of >145 (Cattell B III), then it is kind of shitty.

I can't talk to anyone in depth about what I'm interested in and if I do manage to find somebody who's interested, it just turns into me giving a layman friendly lecture.

Plus, people who are interested just seem to enjoy the show I put on when I'm passionate about a topic, regardless of whether they understand everything I'm saying or not.

Also, I joined MENSA and most members seemed like pretentious ignoramuses whose deluded self-image is preventing them from actually learning anything new.

I'm not a fan of high IQ societies and I don't particularly think IQ tests are a good indicator of general scientific awareness and ability, which I see as a superior measure of intelligence.

I lurk about here in the hope that occasionally an intellectually stimulating thread might pop up, but one rarely does.

I spend most of my time on /sci/ educating other anons, either through friendly correspondence or an attempt at neutral correction.

However, corrections usually derail into exchanges involving the terms 'faggot', 'pleb' and 'brainlet'.

Oh well.

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The superscript didn't make the re-format.