/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.10953716]

>tfw I always sucked in school but I studied for an IQ test by doing pattern puzzles and dual n-back tests, and scored over 140
Am I only cheating myself?

[Anonymous No.10953721]

>>10953716
>tfw I always been the best a school and find by /sci/ there was an IQ test on mensa site and got 148 but not giving a shit who brag about his IQ is a loser

[Anonymous No.10953725]

>>10953716
That is precisely what you have done in multiple ways.
>>10953721
This surely happened but no need to provide evidence.

[Anonymous No.10953727]

Why do you think that only photons transport information? Are you retarded?

[Anonymous No.10953741]

Why are you always sucking?

[Anonymous No.10953762]

>>10953716
This is the stupid thing about IQ, I can train a starving nigger in pattern recognition and working memory so that he can score 150+ on a test. Allowing him to join Mensa, Be considered a "genius" and brag about it on /sci/.

[Anonymous No.10953768]

>/sci/ - IQ & Global Warming

[Anonymous No.10953774]

>>10953716
Yes, but nearly everyone who brags about their score on one of the few decent online IQ tests has also blitzed themselves out on recognizing common test patterns, so you aren't any worse than anyone else on here.

[Anonymous No.10953924]

>>10953716
Stop iq threads

[Anonymous No.10953927]

>>10953716
Congratulations. You have you learned that if you learn you learn.

[Anonymous No.10953932]

Do you think that reading and writing is an invention made by the jews to bully homosexuals?

[Anonymous No.10953945]

>>10953716
Yes and no, I had a brain injury and did hours of puzzles and testing every day to work on my cognition for years. It definitely helps but you are just maximizing your potential essentially. My doctor said that once my testing results were consistent that I could stop doing mental exercises.

I do believe IQ testing has a large blind spot because of this, many people go in blind and probably are not at their max potential for the kind of testing. While someone who trough indirect or abstract training they are unaware of helps them probably will do well, people who specifically train for them will be better prepared for them.

[Anonymous No.10953959]

>>10953721
the max is 145 though, nice try larper

[Anonymous No.10953965]

>>10953716
Yeah I've wondered the same. Once you realize that Raven's Matrices are mostly about a particular operation happening in every row/column or some particular element being represented in every row/column it seems you're already at an advantage.

[Anonymous No.10953998]

What have you always sucked in school? Do you think that presenting your opinion to others is dangerous to you and it makes your life better to agree with anything anybody has to say?

[Anonymous No.10954097]

>>10953716
Most of the time sucking at school just means you're not interested in the topics and thus not putting in the effort.

I coasted through high school and my freshman and sophomore years of Uni on raw talent, but precisely because of that my grades were always average to bad. Only when I discovered a motivator (switching from an Engi degree to a Pure & Applied Physics program) did I start caring enough to put in the effort and my grades improved as a result.

Everyone can make it. Even people we consider stupid. All it takes is dedication, perseverance, and constant study. You can overcome any academic hurdle with enough practice, and you can learn any topic with constant (and proper) study.

[Anonymous No.10954173]

I scored 125 in the morning after getting 3 hours of sleep at the age of 16.
I brag about it a few times a year. I think i earned this.

[Anonymous No.10954274]

>another IQ thread

[Anonymous No.10954321]

>>10954274
>another another IQ thread post.

[Anonymous No.10954410]

>>10954321
>Still shitposting IQ threads