<p>Mine was tested in high school. I got a 167. Just a number, though, as I struggle with my engineering curriculum here at GT :(</p>
<p>Did you go to a crappy public (like me) or a nice private high school, Running?</p>
<p>I remember the number 200, oh sorry that was my SAT verbal score</p>
<p>lol, citation x :)</p>
<p>Somewhere in between... crappy public in a nice district.</p>
<p>does anybody here do brain exercises on a daily basis to improve their intelligence?</p>
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<p>Yeah. I call it "work."</p>
<p>No I am talking more along the lines of memory games, etc...</p>
<p>Hey! You replied! Actually, I do a half-dozen crossword puzzles a week. It definitely keeps my vocabulary and problem-solving skills tuned up.</p>
<p>"Hey! You replied!"</p>
<p>Are you making fun of me?</p>
<p>I find it funny how most people post their IQs of some sort, then proceed to say how your IQ is just a number, doesn't really matter at all, and is inaccurate in testing true intelligence. :rolleyes:</p>
<p>It's just our attempt to appear humble. :)</p>
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Mine was tested in high school. I got a 167. Just a number, though, as I struggle with my engineering curriculum here at GT
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You don't have a 167, almost certainly.</p>
<p>167 is a VERY high IQ. I mean to say, it is belived that Einstein had an IQ of 162 (correct me if I'm wrong), </p>
<p>so.....you either have the ability to be a potential nobel prize winner, or the test was a joke.</p>
<p>Yes, I think 162 is correct, however IQ isn't everything. Einstein was absolutely amazing and thinking creatively. I mean, the two people who demonstrated the molecular structure of DNA (James D. Watson and Francis Crick) had IQs around 110, which is just above normal.</p>
<p>Yes, I think 162 is correct, however IQ isn't everything. Einstein was absolutely amazing and thinking creatively. I mean, the two people who demonstrated the molecular structure of DNA (James D. Watson and Francis Crick) had IQs around 110, which is just above normal.</p>
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Yes, I think 162 is correct, however IQ isn't everything. Einstein was absolutely amazing and thinking creatively. I mean, the two people who demonstrated the molecular structure of DNA (James D. Watson and Francis Crick) had IQs around 110, which is just above normal.
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As science gets more advanced I think the likelihood of this happening again is becoming more and more improbable.</p>
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<p>Cite? Watson graduated from the University of Chicago and 19 and finished a PhD at 22. Of course if your argument is that IQ doesn't measure anything important, that may not seem inconsistent.</p>
<p>This is a totally random question, but how do you highlight quotes like the one done above me?</p>
<p>[<em>quote</em>] whatever you want to write [<em>/quote</em>]</p>
<p>Remove the stars and you have a quote box.</p>