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Also, this isn't really that official. The limit is 140 here, but that's just the beginning of qualification for mensa. It is really a limitless number. Hawking is like 380 or something stupid. I've never been officially tested, but I've hit the ceiling every time I've taken these kinds of tests.

Also, this isn't really IQ, this is spatial reasoning and patterns, which isn't really the same.
In grade school scholastic testing I always scored 99th percentile in spatial reasoning.



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I got 112 in 8 minutes because I couldn't be bothered thinking mid-way through, meaning that no matter how intelligent I am, my laziness is going to prevent me from getting great results.

Actually, my whole life has been like that.



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You CANT do this online. For this to be 100% accurate, you have to take it with a shrink Even then you have to take it with a pinch of salt. There is NO universal IQ test. Why should you trust me, you ask? Well I worked with this test on an almost daily basis



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theprof00 said:
Also, this isn't really that official. The limit is 140 here, but that's just the beginning of qualification for mensa. It is really a limitless number. Hawking is like 380 or something stupid. I've never been officially tested, but I've hit the ceiling every time I've taken these kinds of tests.

Also, this isn't really IQ, this is spatial reasoning and patterns, which isn't really the same.
In grade school scholastic testing I always scored 99th percentile in spatial reasoning.

I don't know if there is a theorhetical limit, but I don't think more than a handful of people have surpassed 200 in any 'official' IQ test. And I don't think Hawking is one of them.



i believe sheldon cooper has 189, no way has hawking over 200 then^^



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As far as I could tell the circles on the inside and outside was just addition where an outside circle cancelled an inside circle. I didn't see anything special about the position.

 

Edit: Interestingly many of the great scientists probably wouldn't have scored fantastically (I mean they'd have done very well, just not >180 well) on an IQ test. There is a difference between being intelligent and being brilliant, having a super high IQ doesn't mean you're going to have great inspiration.



Meh, looks like a lame test.

Oh, I scored 133! I take that back, it's totally legit!



theprof00 said:

Only one I guessed on was the fucking stupid one with the circles in the ball that somehow become 3 circles outside. Spent my last 15 minutes on that one and couldn't figure it out. IMO, that was the hardest one. Everything else was pretty easy although the last couple were tricky too.



In each row, note the first & second image. Combine the dots between the two images whenever the dots are both side (by side, I mean inside/outside). Subtract dots between the two for every dot that is not on the same side. The result is the third pic.

I knew the test wasn't legit, but I thought it'd be a fun brain teaser for you guys.

Rath said:

As far as I could tell the circles on the inside and outside was just addition where an outside circle cancelled an inside circle. I didn't see anything special about the position.

 

Edit: Interestingly many of the great scientists probably wouldn't have scored fantastically (I mean they'd have done very well, just not >180 well) on an IQ test. There is a difference between being intelligent and being brilliant, having a super high IQ doesn't mean you're going to have great inspiration.

Haha, I got that one from randomly guessing that strategy. The positioning was throwing me so far off I was just like fuckit.



104...i got bored and really need to get to bed so I just guessed the last bunch. I'll give it a harder try later on maybe. I hate puzzles though, no way that actually measure intelligence.