/sci/ - Science & Math

54
u mad?

130 on first try

146 :\

>>2604003
228 on second try, this is quite fun :3

157 on first try.
Kinda happy.

142 u jelly yet?

144
but what's that supposed to measure?

122.

I was kinda slow until I realized you don't actually have to rotate anything, since it's so obvious when there's a mismatch. I only got one wrong without rotating once.

>>2604094
>but what's that supposed to measure?

Objective measure of your value as a person.

>>2604121

Uh, I'm not OP btw. Name there from an old thread

shitty game that uses score close to IQ tests

145 first try.

Spatial reasoning ftw

300, starting.

>>2604184

>Implying that's possible.

/sci/ will brag about anything, as long as it has a numerical value.

>>2604193

dumbfag detected

204 first try?

what?

>>2604184
>300 starting
Oh, you must be a math PhD.

244 ;__;

>>2604121
Wait, you can rotate the things?

I was just rotating it in my mind and looking at patterns. Got 114 :(

Didn't see a rotate button.

>>2604200

I have a PhD in...uh.. numbers.

You don't know shit.

First try. Missed four overall.

New challange: get the lowest scores, it's actually harder

-36 for me

>>2604232
>Fullretard.jpg

>>2604232

LMfao same. I got 122 and had no idea you could rotate.

>>2604300
Good god.
Is everyone retarded on my /sci/?

>>2604252

getting the lowest score is the same difficulty as getting a high score

Everyone except you and me, bro. Friends forever. o/

>>2604300
Its a test of how well you can rotate objects in your head. Although it looks more like a test of pattern recognition to me.

>>2604252
-60

>>2604319
It actually isn't.
You're conditioned into automatically choosing the right answer when it comes to these exercises.
It affects your response time and is therefore more difficult.

I got 163 first try. And I was going really slow at the beginning confused at what to do lol.

>>2604307


Trolled, newfag.

158 first try, didn't rotate shit however, just matched patterns (I.E. One had two green next to each other, the other didn't).

Also, managed to go up to 100 points, thank pushed myself down to 1 point with a good 20 seconds left, purposely of course.

>>2604338
To further on that, you get bonus points the higher the difficulty of the exercise, a metric which increases with correct rather than incorrect answers.
While you can gain up to 20 points in the upper levels, you will always lose only 2 points on a false answer streak.

I just got a minus 58. This is very hard.

>>2604342
>newfag
I stand corrected, the retards are not from my /sci/.
They are from the realm of judiciary morons.
>>>/b/

146.

If you didn't get at least 120 on your first try, leave /sci/ forever

I got like 120 first try.

170

>>2604173
>mmw (my mind when...) score matches post number

>>2604461

he got 2604173?

I made it up to like 270 and started fucking up >:(, second try

Was going for -100, but I got too frustrated.

the last time this went around (when it was still a trial and just a run-through of all the tests in order) everyone was raging at the high-level 'odd one out' questions.

On a side note, the rotations one is one of a few which actually gives score bonuses for completing hard puzzles.