/sci/ - Science & Math

>>16111628
What I make of this information is that Donald Trump was certainly not the brains in his family. Let's not forget Donald ordered his his crooked legal teams to intimidate his colleges to not humiliate him by publishing his test scores. And let's recall that his former professors tend to unanimously descibe him as the single dumbest student they ever encountered, especially in terms of his social problems. However I've noticed Donald has this fascinating coping mechanism for when people call him stupid, in which he wisely deflects by stating:

>"B..but no, I'm not stupid at all. I'm actually smart, like really smart! Genius, in fact. And I can prove to the world how smart I am, here and now. Because my uncle taught at MIT! See? BOOM! Check and mate, losers! Heh, appears once again I just can not stop winning! Are you tired of winning yet? Yes my uncle taught at MIT, so how dare you imply I'm stupid?"

Was Trump right? Does having just one relative who works for Nintendo automatically grant you and all of your bloodline genius level intellect forever? Big if true but, idk, I'm actually a pretty clever guy myself, yet all my nieces and nephews seem rather dull. Could be because my brother and his wife are both fucking retards though

>>16111614
Just because Trump has an eerily similar personality type to a typical Batman villian doesn't mean he has the very high 160 IQ score to match one in a battle of wits. He's just crazy, however there is clearly very little, if any, method to his madness