/sci/ - Science & Math

>trusting shitty random tests on the internet
I seriously hope you guys don't do this. Also Feynman is laughing at you with his average IQ.

IQs only measure your ability to do IQ tests.

Like a poster said, Richard Feynman has an average IQ. He is also the man who created one of the most perfect theories of all time.

Go figure..

wow OP
you're dumber than me

I wouldn't be surprised if this site had an embedded virus.

>>4100739
>>4100743

>implying that all people with average IQ's can still have great intellectual accomplishments

>>4100735
>Genious
laughinggirls.jpg

>>4100757
If an IQ measures intelligence, then yes, someone with a low IQ could never contribute to Quantum Mechanics.

You must be a troll; I refuse to believe that logic is too hard to follow.

>>4100743
FOR FUCK SAKE FEYNMAN HAD 124 REAL IQ SCORE.

The normal is 100.
If IQ doesnt matter then people with 100 and 90 would have been great scientists, but no, 99.99% of great scientist were above 125.

But yeah, believe whatever you want.

>>4100770
If Richard Feynman doesn't score off the scale on an intelligence test, then the test is wrong. Obviously.

They can't even spell genius properly in your results.

All of the IQ tests I've seen are flawed as fuck. Everyone comes out with 130+ IQ scores (try asking on /b/ what their IQ is and brace for lulz), and they ask ridiculous questions like "Name the 23rd President of the United States of America."
Asking for a random piece of learned knowledge != a valid test of someone's ability to solve a problem.

>>4100761
>>4100781
>don't realize that this is how genius is spelled in South Africa

>>4100795
>Doesn't realise his trolling ways aren't fooling anyone.

>141
>future physicist or mathematician
>inyourfacesci.jpg

>>4100795
Or in France.

Considering the site is Danish, they could've done a much worse job.

Captcha: rrypre intelligence. Go figure.

>>4100795
>taking anything that comes out of South Africa seriously

>>4100800
>doesn't realize that I'm being obvious about my trolling to make fun of trolls and people who fall for obvious trolls

>>4100815

>Doesn't realise that, that's the equivalent of failing a test and saying "I did it on purpose to take the piss out of other failures".

>>4100735
Greentexting is so fun

>And as Teacup posted his IQ, the sound of a million anuses being hurt echoed through the planet

>>4100822
>forgot to green
>2011

>>4100821

>doesn't realize that I tried that for like five years and it didn't work, so now I'm trying this

>>4100819

>implying that anuses echo

that's very incorrect teacup.
see me after class. 0/10.

i got 146 on one of these tests when i was around 14, a few years later it was 121, now its 116, is that the brains flexibility on pattern tests wearing out with age, the unreliability of online iq tests or alcohol and weeds slow attack on my system as i grew older? i kinda feel like patterns and chess and everything else logical was so much easier when i was younger, thoughts?

>>4100743
>Richard Feynman has an average IQ
He's IQ was 125. I think average humans are overrated in your mind.

>>4100839

>that_feel.fml

Yeah, and you try to kill yourself but you fail miserably. Feels bad man.

>>4100833
Stop being rectum ailed just because I'm more smart
With my high IQ I will probably be a professor one day

>>4100852
nah, not allowed kill myself until my parents die and i have no meaningful friends, too selfish

>>4100852

>>4100865

Don't give up, op.

>>4100865
>meaningful friends
good for you

>>4100866
i lol'd so hard

>>4100856
>rectum-ailed
yeah, 10 years of pleasuring yourself with a plunger will do that to you

>>4100856
That's the stupidest thing I've heard all week.

>>4100881
not really, i dont really like social interaction, prefer being alone
>>4100872
thanks

>>4100856
>implying someone posting on 4chan can have an high IQ

>>4100839
The difference isn't statistically relevant. More variation can occur between morning and afternoon, or before and after a cup of coffee.

>>4100906
> Implying for instance that I haven't been accepted into Mensa

Not OP, BTW

Intelligence is not something that is quantified by number, but rather demonstrated by action.

Regardless, people shouldn't value intelligence so heavily. There are more important traits that society should value, like altruism.

>>4100906
>an high

127, but i give a fuck about that, since i've trained myself so accomplish these tests. (i did it to be successful on assestment center)

>>4100943
beautiful. i love you man

bump

>2011
>measuring intelligence
>I seriously...

I could not answer the las 3.. I ran out of time

BTW!: This only tests your logical inteligence.. you still need to get the language one, social one, matematical one.. etc.

protip: iqtest.dk is easy as shit

>>4100945
>>4101065
wow mate, we got the same result

I wonder if that test is scaled for different languages, since Spanish, Danish, and German speakers are obviously mentally inferior to English speakers and consequently score lower on intelligence tests.

>116
>costanza.jpg

Here's one I took a few months back. I'm probably smarter now since physics is suddenly easier/more intuitive.
>inb4 IQ doesn't change
>in adolescence only, IQ has been proven to fluctuate dramatically

>>4101088
>english superior
ohh my lovely troll :P!!! nice try.

115....

Ok i guess...

>closed my eyes and clicked random shit until the end
>still got 96

>>4101302
yes, I did the same, got 84.. interesting right?

138 motherfuckers

goddamn /r9k/ did better than you when they took this

/sci/ has gone downhill

>>4100739
>>4100743
1. Feynman had an IQ of 125, which is close to being the top 2%.
2. The only reason he scored so low was because he was bad at writing. The math/physics portions, he dominated. Read up on his mathematical ability and synesthesia.
3. If your only counter example to people having high IQs and correlating with intelligence is Richard Feynman, then you are only lying to yourselves about your low IQs.

>>4100743
> IQ of 120+
> average
not too brite huh

IQ measures a really narrow portion of intelligence - namely pattern recognition.

I find intelligence is better correlated with learning speed - the faster someone learns the more intelligent they are.

>mensa level
>genious
what the <span class="math">FUCK[/spoiler] is a 'genious'?

>>4101523
Good thing that IQ strongly correlates with that.

>>4101528
Not really. Learning ability is a relatively stable measure while IQ is not.

>>4101539
I got a fucking 80 by answering only one question. Lmfao. This test is a joke. My actual one was around 128, but that's nothing to boast about.

I scored a 161 on the Stanford-Binet, I have what I guess is one of the highest IQ's on /sci/.

my accomplishments are relatively impressive for this board, I've published some work and I'm also a business owner in industry with a net worth of a couple million dollars.

However those accomplishments probably have more to do with the fact that I'm about twice the age of most /sci/borgs. I'm a mediocre scientist at best and an unhappy individual most of the time. I don't understand most of the threads on this board, nor do I care to. High IQ doesn't always equal competent scientist or skilled mathematician. Most often it means upper middle class liberal that knows he knows nothing.

I took one of these tests once and got an IQ of 150 or some shit like that

>>4101557
can you donate money to my paypal, though I'll probbaly blow it allll on the submarine i am building out of moutnain dew bottels

>>4101563
nope.
I blow money on my own businesses. Giving to you doesn't help you learn to get.

>>4101557
>lying on the internet to boost your self esteem

ISHYGDDT

>>4101571
what type of evidence would you like? I can support my claims, but not prove them.

if you've been here a while you've seen some of my publications, evidence of my IQ, and my paychecks- usually in geology threads.

>IQ

>>4101885
>the correct answers are not available or published.
>but if you take the test enough, you can pretend you're smart
>even though smart people wouldn't waste their time.

>>4102043
vanity runs parallel to smartness