/sci/ - Science & Math

over 9000

1. 131
2. standard deviation 15

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>>1398408
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>>1398448
Yet, you didn't have a problem with over 9000?

IQ tests are lame. You can get 90-110 IQ by just picking answers at random.

iq estimates are based on how well your peers perform on the same test. so just picking answers randomly won't help you

>>1398374
>1% of the worlds population has >20 IQ points
DESPAIR HAS BEFALLEN ME

>>1398479
<20 IQ points*
nice to mess that one up.

According to your image I have Superior Intelligence.

http://www.iqtest.dk/main.swf

If you want to find out.

Assume everybody on /sci/ is 95-110.

>>1398492
I got 133 on that test.

Can anyone tell me what the answer to 35, 37, 38, and 39 is? It's bothering me.

(37 I think it's the one that is just plain without any black or white circles in it but I'm unsure.)

according to >>1398492
I am superiorly intelligent, with an IQ of 115

Thanks for making me feel good, /sci/

115-120
Not sure if I should be believing online tests, but that's my usual range.

>>1398612
I'm pretty smart, but I wouldn't go so far as to say that I'm "gifted," perhaps that online IQ test isn't the most accurate. Irregardless, can anyone solve this question?

See the picture.

>>1398660
its C

>>1398669
Whats the reasoning?

>>1398669
Or is it E

m feeling dyslexic now

>>1398676
the arrows are reflected over the line

>>1398660
E

>>1398660
>Irregardless
Gifted, you clearly are not.

>>1398689
wrong

>>1398678
It's E upon further inspection.

It has to be a flat arrow and it has to rotate to the RIGHT 90 degrees.

>>1398699
it doesnt rotate, it "flips" over the line, meaning its C

135...not to shabbs.

>>1398692
1. Suck my 133 IQ balls.

2. "Irregardless originated in dialectal American speech in the early 20th century. Its fairly widespread use in speech called it to the attention of usage commentators as early as 1927. The most frequently repeated remark about it is that “there is no such word.” There is such a word, however. It is still used primarily in speech, although it can be found from time to time in edited prose."
- http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/irregardless

>>1398708
The other two arrows seem to rotate 90 degrees though. I'm trying to picture it flipping but it doesn't seem to make sense.

>>1398738
in the second row, the bottom left corner is now the upper left corner, vice versa, ect.

also, whats the answer to this one and why

after 3rd grade I got an IQ test of something above 130 because they put me in a gifted program. I had to go to a new school & had classes with the same 40 kids for all of 4th-8th grade, which then became honors classes in highschool which started mixing in kids from the normal classes.

shit fucking sucked, dude. everyone made fun of us for being nerds & i think it fucked me up socially till late highschool when people started to chill out.

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>>1398753
EVERYONE got shithigh scores on IQ tests as kids.

this gave 127. tickle told me 141.

on my to-take list:

http://www.highiqsociety.org/

>>1398751

F, the arrows direct changes in colors & size and orientation

/sci/: PSYCHOLOGY ISN'T A SCIENCE

IQ thread bragging about how smart /sci/ is.

My face.

Patten recognition alone does not a valid IQ test make.

>>1398776
Pattern, even.

>>1398719
I will not argue with a man that both takes internet IQ tests seriously and defends his use of the word "irregardless".

>>1398763

well only 40 of some 800 kids got put into the program & I'm pretty smart.

>>1398783
>>1398769

see i solved that fucker

>>1398769
lol no. That does not take into account the middle X

>>1398780
I don't take it seriously. I even said in my original post that this particular online test isn't all that accurate. Suck my balls once again.

>My face when people think IQ means something

>>1398769
can you explain in more detail?

150

127-132

149

162
don't hate on me

>>1398753
I went in to a gifted program after kindergarten, it was approximately the top 2% of the school district condensed into a single class at one school. It was split classes with 1st/2nd grades in a single class, then 3/4 and 5/6. My sisters both went into it too, and I had a completely opposite experience from you. We never really got made fun of for being nerds, but lots of the parents were extremely butthurt because they wanted their kid (all parents think their kids are smarter than average etc) to be able to test in to the gifted program but it was invite only so they couldn't.

We all ended up owning all the honors classes through junior high and high school and got into all of the best colleges. I was class of 2005 and had friends go to harvard and stanford, I went full ride to our best state school and was near top of the class in engineering and like 3 people I grew up with are in med school now.

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>>1398492
I literally do not have the patience to finish this thing.
I might as well have an IQ below average.

>>1398828
what state are you from? I know in my public school even though we took the IQ tests I don't recall anyone going into a "gifted" school or classes. we had your standard honors classes and whatnot though

>>1398844

washington state

>>1398828

>engineering

I laughed out loud when I read that.

>>1398719
>>1398797
>Suck my 133 IQ balls
You were pretty serious here, proud even. You seem to only give these tests credibility when it is convenient, in which case all of your own credibility goes out the window.

Besides, in your original post you only questioned the accuracy of the tests, you failed to mention anything about taking it test seriously. Perhaps it should be inferred that you did not, but your excitement over your (honestly rather abysmal) score should be a clear indication of validation.

>>1398854

yeah i'm aware of what /sci/ thinks about engineers. turns out real life has a somewhat different opinion of someone who graduates top 5% in EE.

>>1398875

I have friends who are in EE. When I finish my PhD, I'll be making more than them.

But they love their jobs.

inb4 "PhD in math, 300k starting"

>>1398892

>get a PhD
>only jobs available are in academia
>no schools have money
>feels bad man

>>1398906

Not true, man. I can work for the EPA, which pays six figures, surprisingly.

I love how nobody on the internet has an IQ <100

>>1398919

They're too busy playing Farmville

>Take the test, score 98, feels bad man
>Rage click through the test again
>Score 119
>My face

>>1398906
>implying there is no such things as industry

>>1398934

>implying industry wants to pay for a PhD when a masters will do the same thing for cheaper

got 107 on http://www.iqtest.dk/main.swf

eh.

i totally guessed on the last 4-5

150 replies...

the first time i made one i got 127

i have done like 10 tests and actually rised my IQ to 140

so i think most of the posters already made alot of IQ tests.

so i guess my official number is around 120-130

which is ok.. if i had longer attention spans i will be fucking invincible :(

>>1398944

Have you looked into job requirements for industry?

MS people end up being the bitches while the PhDs design and figure the shit out.

>>1398870
I originally made the statement that I do NOT consider myself gifted. You, in a rather childish and smug remark, say that I am not gifted; something I already said. In your second post, in a feeble attempt to maintain your view that I have an ego related to my intelligence and even make the false assumption that I take such IQ tests seriously.

Finally you say I only give these tests credibility when convenient, when never once did I say that these tests have any credibility.

You make assumptions and use them to support your theories about my perceived ignorance and ego.

>>1398492
>implying iq is solely based on spacial reasoning

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>>1398828
Yea, the kids in the gifted programs all went to really good schools & are doing very well for the most part. How did you guys not get made fun of? We were completely separated from our entire grade for everything but lunch and gym. That type of in group / out group shit is always going to cause tension amongst middle school kids. Maybe middle school just sucks in general and I'm just blaming the gifted bull shit. Our school ended up doing away with the program for the kids a few grades below us. They changed it so the gifted kids only had 1 or two classes apart from the normal kids and implemented an honors class kind of system. I think those kids are going to be better off for it.

PA fag, btw.

i had a 130 iq when i was in elementary school. they ditch me because there were no gifted schools in my 3rd world city. When i hit middleschool i turn out very lazy.

this still haunts me, i manage to get into gradschool. but laziness is still a serious burden on me

I which i was less intelligent more disciplined

>>1398803

the double sided arrows swap the color

the single sided arrow changes the orientation and size

I'm pretty sure I'm right. You got the answer key?

>>1399010
Unfortunately no answer key. that explanation makes sense though thanks

so have any of you high-iq fags published or invented anything?

134 ;_;

I remember back in school. I scored like 98th percentile.

>>1399051
Considering most are in college or just starting their post-grad careers obviously no. What do you expect?

>>1399051

No. I sit on fucking /sci/, /mu/, /lit/, /sp/, and /b/.
Just because I'm smart, it doesn't mean I'm motivated.
Most experts believe that Einstein, the "genius" that he was, had an IQ no higher than 130. It was just his creativity and determination that caused him to be so successful.

I love these IQ tests, I just guess on everything and get 90-110.

>>1399065

I have one paper published (as an undergrad) and am in my first year of my PhD.

I also did not take that stupid test or post any results.

>Score 134-137
>Realize that even if you are 1 in 100 that means there are 60 Million other people in the world of your capabilities.

Feels bad man.

>>1398980
IQ related to NEUROSCIENCE.

>>1399072
ONE PAPER PUBLISHED!! HOLY SHIT. Your so fucking smart bro

>>1399092

As an undergrad that is very good.

0/10 trolling, btw.

>>1399010
How does that relate to the middle pattern though?

172.

>>1398964
Sigh, I really don't want to keep doing this.
>You, in a rather childish and smug remark, say that I am not gifted; something I already said
Yes, it was smug. Yes, I restated that you are not a genius while pointing out your rather ironic use of the word "irregardless". There is humor in this, called irony, a point I tried to stress by using your own self-defeating comment. The message I was trying to convey was that, while you certainly are not a genius your claims to be smart are dubious as well.

>Finally you say I only give these tests credibility when convenient, when never once did I say that these tests have any credibility.
You do not have to say something directly to be correctly inferred from your other comments, I say as much when calling you out. I assumed that if you thought highly enough of these online tests that you would use their results to bolster yourself in an argument you would believe their results to be legitimate. This assumption did not come before you made the statement
>1. Suck my 133 IQ balls.
but after. Originally I was only amused by your use of the word "irregardless", which should have been where this exchange ended. However, because you clearly DO have some sort of inflated ego, a point made evident by the amount of offense you take over something so trivial, you could not admit your error and made an even bigger ass of yourself.

And now here we are, arguing over something so petty I feel embarrassed for the both of us.

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>>1398459
Well I think the business model of many of these cmpanies goes like this:
people love to hear they are special and wonderful.
Give iq test that suggests the test taker is gifted
for only $x they'll offer you addional reports that tell you how great you are

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The ones I remember doing gave me 116 and 126. But nothing official.

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>>1399122
Touche; I commend your argumentative skills.

The iqtest.dk that was posted earlier is heavily flawed. Some who have reviewed the test have noticed that there can be multiple answers to some of the questions. Any IQ question created in such a way is flawed.

Also, general IQ is more important. I, for one, doubt it even accurately tests fluid intelligence.

>>1398492
Took this a while back. Spent the whole time, got 115. Feels bad man.

>>1399164

every IQ test on the internet that doesn't give average scores in the 130 range is generally deemed "heavily flawed" by people on the internet.

http://www.cracked.com/funny-1981-iq-tests/

Glarghargh

>>1399219
I am sorry to hear about the results of your IQ test

"Do IQ Tests mean anything?

Well, the Guiness Book of Records holder for the highest IQ, Marilyn vos Savant writes an advice column for Parade magazine. And Walt Disney, Albert Einstein and Micheal Dell all dropped out of high school.

You do the math."

Hello

>>1399248
Richard Feynman only had an IQ of 125

>>1399248
I think Michael Dell dropped out of college... He went to UT

>>1399248

Einstein didn't drop out of school.

Troll and/or idiot.

>>1398374
I have no fucking idea.

>>1399290
and many academics felt he was a showboating hack

>>1399309
Some argue that this is an example of weasel words

118-125 according to that german shapes test

german shapes test is only valid test fags

It's like, i'm definitely top 1%, 137 on standard deviation 15 (i made a lot of tests for military, gun control and psychological studies). But what the fuck it means? Nothing, i got nothing! I never had good grades, i have no sucess in my academic career (I'm on fourth year of Civil Engineering and i'll need at lest three more years to finish!), my love relationship has finished, and i'm trying to make business on the fields i know but with no sucess yet.

I read a lot, only things i care or like, like critical thinking, philosophy, engineering economics, scientific method, business innovation, business management, statistics, operational research, etc. But that's all, that's all i like and all i care!

I never studied, never liked to study, i don't study. I have narcolepsy, and i only diagnosed it two years ago. It was hard to me to be awake, worst if i have to study. Now i treat my disease but i still have the fucking indiscipline behaviour!

Today i know i'll never be a Phd. Ok, i don't care about it, and i got really good evidence to believe that at least i'll have money, but i'll be no intelectual at all. 'll Never be like one of the most intelligent and well intentioned people that inspired me.

Honestly, i believe that this bloody measure in fact does not measure anything. Not alone, not without a bunch of constants and variables. Everyone around me have better life, better grades, better happyness, better don't fucking care with what's going on in the world, and so life goes on.

Takes much more to build a model, never IQ alone!

>>1398660 Looks like vectors! Try to sum the third column with the first one, the resultant is always the second column!

114

Because in 4chan everyone is a genius with an IQ of 130 or more....

>>1399449

>implying it doesn't take an IQ of 141 to be an official genius

>>1399449

130 isn't genious! It's like, 140 or more!

>>1398719
Why don't you finish quoting the rest of that link, fucker?

"Its reputation has not risen over the years, and it is still a long way from general acceptance. Use regardless instead."

134, doesn't mean shit though. Sure, I have an incredible memory, and I understand things well above my grade level (I can recall studying quantum physics with my brother when I was in grade nine), but that doesn't mean shit when you're as un-motivated as me.

>>1399495
i remember learning about quantum physics when i was in 7th grade

>>1399602
as in reading a book about it in the library

Last time I got it properly done, I was seven years old. I only had a 98. I scored like 80 in nonverbal, and 119 in performance.

I've seen anywhere from 120-135 from different tests