Good day, brainlets. Test yourself and post score. We NEED

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>>9145938
:-(

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my score, btw

>>9145940
Brainlet

>>9145959
yes I plan to kill myself
will sleeping pills + lying on train tracks work ? No trains run at night, I'll just wait while asleep for the first one in the morning.

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>>9145946
tfw not as smart as you :(

>>9145963
tfw want to die because I hate people
tfw religious so I believe that if I die I'm going to just go to a place with more people
tfw the suffering will only get worse when I die :(

>>9145983
>religious
at least I found someone who has it worse than I do

meh, I got a 124 there
IQ isn't that much relevant really

>WAIS
Get out.

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Just finished. Surprised, thought I would be average at best.

i still dont get it. are these troll threads or do you people believe IQ is a measurement of intelligence?

>>9146024
Did you even read the OP? IQ is the single best predictor of success there is. Why do you choose to ignore this fact?

>>9146035
and how does success relate to intelligence?

How is that in every thread or forum where people make iq tests they all are close to be geniuses?

>>9146058
intelligence = nerd = outsider = pc all day = 4chan

>>9146058
>they all are
It is usually the people who got high scores that post their IQs, for example I got 84 and there is no reason to brag about it so I will usually not post it.

>>9146076
it has sense

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>>9146076
Nah. Your IQ must be higher than that, judging by how coherent your post is.

>>9146089
i thought the same

>>9146076
There is just no way your IQ is 84 and you are on a science board on 4chan. Do you have a degree in science? Did you have more trouble with the pattern recognition, the language, or the logic part?

>/lit/ is the smartest board on 4chan
>in a study conducted by /lit/

Really makes you think.

Also
>being so pompous that you think reading fiction makes you smart
Wew lad

>>9145938
137 IQ am I smart enough to join you're club

>>9145938
>We NEED to prove once and for all if /sci/ is smarter than /lit/
Why?

>>9146113
>There is just no way your IQ is 84 and you are on a science board on 4chan
Why, are you an ableist you fucking bigot? I will report you to the Chancellor.

IQ is a very bad way to rate intelligence.
IQ will show only rates you at problem solving,unreliably at best.

>>9146113
>There is just no way your IQ is 84 and you are on a science board on 4chan.
Have you not noticed how brainlet the average post on this board is?

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Well I'm not too smart but for a highscool student that doesn't even try I think it's pretty good

>>9145938

the bizarre thing about this test is that it penalizes "i don't know" answers much more than it does random guessing.

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I've done almost a dozen of these online test. I always get >140. Also this is probably the worst of them all because it has language based questions. "What word is is closest to the meaning of [some faggy english word only /lit/cucks would ever come across] ?". Fuck that test honestly

>>9146396
smart people are usually very cocky so it's not wrong

>>9146420
>some faggy english word
Why the homophobia?

>>9146424

a random number generator should not have a higher IQ than the average central american.

>>9146427
hypercorrection is correlated with faggotness
people aren't homophobes, as in they're not afraid of gays, they just think it's funny to poke fun at them

also, words end up having different meanings over time, for example it's totally correct to say something stupid is retarded, without actually being racist

>>9146434
can you back this up?

>>9146446

that RNG should not surpass a human within one SD of the overall mean? i really hope that's the case. random guessing got me in the high eighties, and i even put "i don't know" for a few answers.

one could argue you're not supposed to guess, and if you don't know you should answer honestly, but the test should be a little more robust than that.

>>9146420
You know that every serious IQ test has 3 parts: Computations, Language and Spatial Reasoning?

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>>9145938
Ok

>>9146089
surgically enhanced women are nasty

>>9145990
Don't worry senpai, I used to test 125 but I began to research the problem solving needed for these tests and have improved to 135

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>>9145938
Sure thing boss.

>>9145938
is the iq tests timed? I says it isn't timed but does it give you a higher score if you complete it faster ?

>>9146881
Test* It*

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>>9145938
That was fun, man I suck at pattern recognition though.

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>>9145938
online tests are inflated because they want you to buy their 'full report'.

here's mine where i took real tests. unfortunately, not enough to get into MENSA.

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fucking english
but test result is pretty stupid,as I pretty sure I am not that smart

>>9146665
the fact that this "works" is one of the reasons why IQ doesn't mean that much

>>9147041
whats the cattell B scale and culture fair scale?

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>>9147044
Same desu

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>>9147041
i just took the IQ test that OP linked to and i got the same score, ha. i guess OP's IQ test is sort of legit.

>>9147139
Although my ACT score qualifies me for triple 9, so I don't know.

>>9147140
>>9147041
BTW i am the person behind these two posts.

>>9147143
I think we could figure that out

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>>9145938
Welp... technically i'm /v/irgin and i was born and raised in a third world country so this was better than i expected.

Is taking an IQ test ever a good thing? If you do it for leisure, it makes people wonder if you're narcissistic. If a psychiatrist makes you do it, it makes people wonder why your cognitive abilities were put under question.

>>9147041
what's your online mensa iq ?
http://test.mensa.no/

in several threads on quora people say they scored the same if not higher
https://www.quora.com/Is-the-Norwegian-Mensa-online-test-accurate
https://www.quora.com/Mensa-members-how-did-your-score-on-the-supervised-Mensa-admissions-test-compare-with-your-score-on-any-of-Mensas-many-available-online-tests

inb4 jewish shill conspiracy

maybe ur just a brainlet

>>9146076
Fuck you I got 111
Thats why

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Do I get to join the non-brainlet club?

Is it possible for a person to increase their iq ? I got 114 and 120 the second time. Am I retarded?

>>9147219

What's your net worth?

Non-brainlets must be able to apply themselves in the real world as well as in online ego stroking tests.

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IQ was first thought of in 1912 by a German guy and it's been a century and that fucker is still memeing people.

How much pointa is the standard deviation of this test?

>>9147227
>that fucker is still memeing people.

How is it a meme? It measures significant differences between peoples mental abilities. These differences tend to correlate highly with wealth, success and health.

If an easily measurable characteristic is highly correlated with the most important features in a humans life, how does that make it a "meme"?

>>9147235
Because problem solving skills don't fully tell you how intelligent a person is.

It just shows that a person is good at solving problems.

>>9147224

Welp...

>>9147175
142

>>9147240
>he's not intelligent he's just really good at mental stuff
hmm

>>9147261
That's not what I said.

>>9147240
>problem solving isn't intelligence

Here are some "mere" problems :

>how do you end world poverty
>how do you end all disease and illness
>how do you stop aging

Would you consider somebody that solved these problems intelligent?

Quite frankly I don't think there is a better description of intelligence than "the ability to solve problems".

>>9147264
I didn't say problem solving isn't part of intelligence. Man you people are really fucking stupid.

>>9147264
And when has there ever been an IQ test that included the ability to solve real problems such as poverty?

>>9145938
I got 120, this test is bullshit, I have more than 2 decades of experience in being me and I can guarantee you, I am an idiot...
>>9147150
>third world country
is your country named after a type of wood?

>>9147266
>>9147266

Well let's recap what you said :

>IQ tests are a meme
I'm not 100% sure what that means, but it sounds very dismissive of IQ tests.

>IQ tests only test problem solving skills

So you've essentially dismissed problem solving as a "meme".

I think that's fucking stupid to say that. Problem solving is a key feature of intelligence, probably the most important.

You gonna try to defend your claim that problem solving ability is a meme? Please don't, because that would be dumb.

>>9147279
Not once did I mention the word meme, problem solving is important but doesn't show the complete intelligence of a person.

You can be a dumb ass and solve problems easily, which is good.

But you can also be very smart and not be able to solve problems efficiently.

>>9147270

> when has there ever been an IQ test that included the ability to solve real problems such as poverty?

The world isn't divided into "fake problems" and "real problems". What the hell are you on about?

Some problems are fucking difficult. That's all there is to it. You could put it on an IQ test, but nobody would get it. But if the did, you'd say they were fucking smart.

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i've been lurking /sci/ for about six years

>>9147240
What the fuck else does intelligence mean?

>>9147291

You didn't say this?

>IQ was first thought of in 1912 by a German guy and it's been a century and that fucker is still memeing people.

If not then you at least defended it.

>>9147306
the ability to acquire and apply knowledge and skills

>>9147307
No I didn't say that, nor am I defending that.

I'm only defending the fact that having an extra high IQ doesn't mean they are the smartest person at everything. There are many things that make a person smart and problem solving isn't the whole cake.

I do believe that having an IQ higher than 100 is essential though.

>>9147313

>problem solving isn't the whole cake

Sure, but it's like 80% of the cake.

It's basically the difference between us and animals.

The other factors you may throw into the cake could be :

>hard work
>good memory
>ability to understand emotions
>common sense

etc

But fundamentally, the reason we are different from animals is not because we work harder (ever seen how hard most animals work?) or because we have better memories, it's because we can solve problems on a scale that other animals can't even contemplate.

>>9147313
>apply knowledge and skills
So problem solving

is 120 bad? if so is there a way I can manage to increase my score?

Thanks.

>>9147041
>>9147140
lmfao you do realise those are two totally different scales right?

>>9147175
this guy
>>9147254

isn't me. i'm going to go out now but i'll check out the online test you linked later.

>>9147351

He doesn't because he's an 131 IQ brainlet.

>>9147351

He can't even into MENSA.

1 in 50 fucking people have an IQ that can get into MENSA.

That's a low god damned bar, and he still couldn't clear it.

>>9147350
No one here is going to tell you how to raise your iq. It's a competition down here.

>>9147350
This is the problem with iq; if a proper test could ever be made it would be impossible to impossible to significantly change your score (barring cheating or pretending to be retarded)

I got 134. Skipped the "Magnate" and "vertiginous" ones because I didn't know what they meant, and said "there is not enough information" for 54 and 55. I'm sure I missed a few others but these 4 really stuck out to me.

[spoiler]Was I right on 54 and 55?[/spoiler]

>>9147477
Remind me what those were.

>>9147488
54. Harold's kids went to the pet store and each bought a pet. They want him to guess which pet belongs to whom, but they'll only give him a few clues. Mark is the oldest and Crissy is the youngest. Sandy only likes animals with two legs. Crissy is too young to have the hamster. The bird's name is Boulder. Rocky belongs to the oldest. Pebbles is the name of the fish. Which statement is the most accurate?

Pebbles is the name of Mark's pet.

The bird belongs to the Crissy.

The middle child has a fish.

Rocky is the name of the hamster.

There is not enough information.

I don't know

55. In the office, Sam manages accounting and Louise manages inventory. They have three employees who work for the two managers during the 5-day work-week. Only one employee works for each manager everyday. All three employees work for both managers during the week. David is the only one who works 4 days a week. Cathy isn't in on Tuesday or Wednesday. Neil gets 4-day weekends. The only time David does accounting is Monday through Wednesday. If Sam wants work done on Friday, who should he ask?

David

Neil

Cathy

There is not enough information.

I don't know

>>9146396
Crap, that probably lowered my score. If you guess you have a chance of being right, so it kinda makes sense to dock points for not even trying.

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I frowned when I got the result, then truly felt bad comparing to the other pic replies.

125 @ high as fuck

>>9147526
Being high doesn't affect your intelligence. Just your judgment and reactions.

>>9147528
o wow rlly

I'm terrible at math and barely know shit about science and barely read any books.

I scored 120, how high would my IQ get if I started getting better at these things?

I'm pretty retarded right now

>>9147537
also i'm 19 yrs old

>>9146427
cruise on out, faggot

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>>9147175
I got this in less than a minute by guessing every answer. I think it's pretty telling.

>>9147365
>>9147369
But MENSA is for people in the 98th percentile and above. His percentile score suggests he is well within that range. What does that mean?

>>9145938
That test is bullshit.
I got 132 on crystallized intelligence (English is not my first language) and 150 (i.e. all questions right) on fluid intelligence.
When I took a proctored figure test, I only got 126.

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This brainlet feel

>>9147656
138 isn't bad, why are you calling yourself a brain let

>>9147507
54. Rocky is the name of the Hamster. Sandy, the middle child, only likes two legged animals so she gets the bird. Crissy is too young to get the hamster so she gets the fish. Rocky belongs to the oldest and the only animal left is the hamster, so Rocky is the name of the hamster.

55. Sam should ask Cathy. Cathy doesn't work on Tuesday and Wednesday. David handles accounting on Monday through Wednesday. That means that Neil must do the inventory management on Tuesday and Wednesday. Neil also has a 4-day weekend which implies consecutive days off leading up to or after Saturday and Sunday. Since he works on Tuesday, his four day weekend must occur leading up to the weekend and consist of the days Thursday-Sunday.

>>9147673
Not that anon

I got both of those right and the test gave me a 120, fuck this test.

Although it might be those shape questions I'm terrible at those.

>>9147662
He is being humble on purpose so people will comfort and congratulate him.

>>9147675
I would also like to clarify that the test says 30 minutes at the top; taking longer than that deducts points.

I had to retake the test because of this.

>>9146089
nah man, I.Q. and memory retention aren't that much related. He could have a lower iq, but have memorized all the grammatical rules that make writing understandable. I, on the other hand, have 140 iq but terrible memorization. So I can figure stuff out pretty fast but at the same time can't learn how to do anything useful.

>>9147227
it's not a meme, it's a way of measuring your approximate "thinks per second"

>>9147662
Just comparing myself to average on /sci/

>57 questions
Nah fuck that
Someone post the actually hard ones here

>>9147739
At least you know not to waste your time on higher education now.

>>9147739
>>9147742
The test is bullshit, don't listen to this guy

>>9147673
How did you know Jacob didn't get the ferret? Your assumption is that we are told about all children+pets, and because it's not directly stated in the question, you don't have the information to conclude that.

55. Couldn't Neil's work week be either M-W or T-Th?

is there some kind of book or game to get better at those picture questions? I have a real hard time with those.

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>>9147351
no shit. that's why i was surprised to see that i scored in the same range.

>>9147369
it's well above 99% in the test OP provided.

MENSA is a different test as >>9147351 said.

Got a solid 85.

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Woah that's pretty high

I have an iq of 250.

I am very smart

People put too much emphasis on IQ scores. Having a higher score doesn't make you more intelligent than someone else, it's just that you're better at solving strange little puzzles. Bragging about having a higher IQ than someone ironically makes you look stupid.

I got 108... I swear I'm not retard tho

I didn't know like half the words in the "a is to b as y is to x" questions

rip me

>>9147856
IQ scores have some very good relation with intelligence. If you are too dumb, you will err more while solving the things.

What people don't seem to get, however, is that intelligence is not the opposite of stupidity. You can have pleeenty of both without conflict.

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who /brainlet/ here?

>>9147877
That's why they took the analogies section out of the SAT. It wasn't fair to less-affluent children because they didn't know words like "yacht".

>>9148115
I'm sure if they picked up a book or two instead of playing vidya all the time they'd learn the word "yacht", and maybe a few others too

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Why is the answer "a"?

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>>9148909

>>9148909
Link?

>>9149010
It's a phone app, it's called iq pro.

I'm reading the example section and the example is confusing me.

>>9149022
It's probably a mistake.

>>9147554
hey look i can insert knife in my ass and die so it must be bad tool

is it physically impossible to alter iq ? Can it be possible to alter iq up 20 points?

>>9149071
there is no evidence to suggest that IQ can be increased after childhood

>>9149115
I don't know if it's just my test taking skills but I've certainly gotten better with iq scores.

>>9149119
if you train for a type of task, you will perform the task better.
if you really think your IQ has improved, try taking a radically different (but verified) IQ test and compare the results

>>9149128
I have, I used to be in the 115-120 range.
I am now around the 130 area.

>>9149128
>if you train for a type of task, you will perform the task better.

What hell is the point of IQ then, a lot of people here seem to think they're superior by having a higher IQ but they barely know as much as someone with a lower IQ.

Here's a new non-expiring link to the server in case the original is expiring:
https://discord.gg/hfGsmdz

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my iq test from my doctor says i am twice divergent. i have an 82 processing and a 143 verbal. what can i do with this information. what kind of field should i go into. pic unrelated

>>9149215
Law

>>9149172
try teaching someone with a confirmed IQ of 95 topology or some other intellectually difficult task.

IQ is in essence the ease and extent to which someone can learn a task or new tasks. it also loosely describes how people can interpret and apply knowledge they already have to solve new kinds of problems

>>9149215
I have a high verbal iq and high logical iq, I'm thinking of doing law

>>9146117
When you can use your & you're in the correct context languagelet

>>9149220
i don't really want to go into law. i want to do something that makes new and discovers wonderful and new things. science can show us new elements of the world and changes our fundamental understanding of it. law is just repeating and arguing for laws. i want to create new things.

Does challenging yourself daily to do all sorts of methods that makes your brain work harder, make your IQ go as high as it naturally can?

I did the test but I barely do jack shit, I'm neet.

Scored 120 but I haven't done much in terms of putting my brain on difficult tasks.

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should i an hero?
or push through with missile design?

Tfw your fluid intelligence begins to decline by the time you reach your mid twenties.. times running out

New high IQ discord link (no brainlets): 8GGpCzR

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not too shabby

>>9149256

You're gonna have a rough time making discoveries with a processing IQ of 84.

What about science journalism? 143 verbal IQ is incredibly high, you really should make use of that.

I'm sort of the opposite to you, verbal IQ is in the 110 range, while my processing is >140.

I'm a millionaire game developer.

>>9149292

Yes you can get better at IQ tests by practising.

Unfortunately it will stop being a true measure of your base intelligence as compared to other humans. But hey you get to brag about having a high IQ.

>>9149534
how can i make use of that what good can one really do with that. i am trying writing but somebody told me verbal skills don't influence writing which makes no sense

>>9149590

Hmm, is English your second language?

what is trumps iq

>>9149616
WHARTON

>>9146035
William Sidis had the highest IQ ever and died at 53 a nobody cause he couldn't handle being famous. He published nothing of worth and did nothing of value. Is he successful to you?

>>9149622
He entered Wharton at his 3rd year of college and they don't release sat scores of transfer students.

It's safe to assume he's somewhere in the 130-145 range.

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>>9145938
how bad is this iq

>>9149660
Possible that it's even lower considering that he's 71 years old.

So maybe 120

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Is this actually legitimate? I consider myself intelligent but I figured I'd be slightly above average.

>>9149684
Did you read his post?
If not I have some bad news for you.

Got 134. 99th percentile. Sounds good to me.
This probably means I missed 1 question, right?

>>9149945
>This probably means I missed 1 question, right?
No