What's the best website i should use to find my iq? Or is

>>18550894
Try mensa.org .. the country site here has an IQ test, not sure about the international one, but worth a shot

>>18550894
An iq test isn't going to measure every part of your intelligence, and the parts it will can be wrong. An iq test isn't a substitute for knowing your true potential. Only a healthy sense of sense of personal achivement, unaffected by other people's accomplishments with show how truly smart, and in turn, valuable you are.

Basically, just because other people do better or worse doesn't mean you aren't already perfect. Also, an iq test can't truly show exactly how "smart" you. Now I have to go show humanity all they really care about is eachother. Good luck on your travels, and I hope you see this.

>>18550904
Which country's side?

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>>18550916
Thankyou. In highschool, i was a straight B student, and i guess i still haven't gotten over that. I keep feeling like I'm constantly an arm's reach from success, but i never make it.
Feels bad

>>18550952
Danish .. and in danish so probably not of much use

>>18550894

Short answer - don't bother.

Longer answer: IQ tests are meaningless. They were invented over 100 years ago, mainly as a way of categorizing the mentally "unfit" and justifying institutionalizing them.

For a while it was thought they measured something called "intelligence" but that began to be refuted in the 1940s when study after study showed that there were simply some people who were better at test-taking than others.

Put simply, an IQ test only measures your skill at taking IQ tests.

Even so, for a while there seemed to be some correlation between high IQ score and doing well in school. And then someone pointed out that doing well in school has a lot to do with being good at taking tests.

Back to the short answer: IQ tests will give you a number that measures absolutely nothing.