Funniest shit ever on Getbig!: Jaguar Enterprises claims 160 IQ!

[IFBBwannaB]

  Wow, what an incredible moron you are. What has algebra to do with this in the first place? We are talking about sequences of figures and numbers, which have nothing to do with algebra. You don't need any training in mathematics whatsoever to score very well on the Raven Progressives Matrices, because it doesen't require any math knowledge whatsoever. I can see that you obviously have a low IQ, which is why you are so bitter.

  No, because taking courses in maths has no bearing on your score, moron. Try to understand this: IQ tests do not require any math knowledge from you besides being able to count. There are guys without a college education that get higher IQ scores than the majority of PhD mathematicians. An example? Christopher Michael Langan, who scored 174+ on the Mega Test without having a single year of college, a score that was higher than that of all 300 PhD mathematicians who took the test. So once again, you fail.

SUCKMYMUSCLE

Once again you fail to see the point, in the first algebra/ diffrential courses in college you study algebraic and geometric series, exactly like some of the questions in the first link (other thread I cross threads accidentally , too similar lol) . So yes knowing that helps your score.

You seem to be a type of MattC that looks for some kind of acknowledgment from some test, focus on getting that from life itself, you'll be much happier and more successful.

[IFBBwannaB]

<= (1 & 2)
=> (1)
<= (4 & 5)
=> (2)
<= (1 & 2)

2+1+5+2+2=12

Good job!

[dr.chimps]

Once again you fail to see the point, in the first algebra/ diffrential courses in college you study algebraic and geometric, exacly like some of the questions in the first link. So yes knowing that helps your score.

You seem to be a type of MattC that looks for some kind of acknowledgment from some test.[,] focus on getting that from life itself, you'll be much happier and more successful.

Agree.

[suckmymuscle]

Once again you fail to see the point, in the first algebra/ diffrential courses in college you study algebraic and geometric series, exactly like some of the questions in the first link (other thread I cross threads accidentally , too similar lol) . So yes knowing that helps your score.

You seem to be a type of MattC that looks for some kind of acknowledgment from some test, focus on getting that from life itself, you'll be much happier and more successful.

  No, studying lots of math won't improve your performance in IQ tests. The end. The questions of IQ tests that involve numbers do not use them in algebraic ways or in abstract mathematical concepts. They are used as sequences of numbers that require logical thinking to be solved and not any esoteric knowledge of math, like differential geometry or topology. Anyone who can count and has no further knowledge of mathematics can solve even the hardest of these sequences if they are intelligent enough, but a PhD in math will not be able to solve the hardest of these sequences despite his monster knowledge of math if he is not intelligent enough. Does this answer your question? Give it up, dude. You are just plain wrong. Period.

SUCKMYMUSCLE

[suckmymuscle]

Agree.

  Just because two morons agree on something it still doesen't change the basic fact that they are two morons.

SUCKMYMUSCLE

[IFBBwannaB]

  No, studying lots of math won't improve your performance in IQ tests. The end. The questions of IQ tests that involve numbers do not use them in algebraic ways or in abstract mathematical concepts. They are used as sequences of numbers that require logical thinking to be solved and not any esoteric knowledge of math, like differential geometry or topology. Anyone who can count and has no further knowledge of mathematics can solve even the hardest of these sequences if they are intelligent enough, but a PhD in math will not be able to solve the hardest of these sequences despite his monster knowledge of math if he is not intelligent enough. Does this answer your question? Give it up, dude. You are just plain wrong. Period.

SUCKMYMUSCLE

1 4 9 16 25 - A classic question is a (n)^2 series that is asked.

1 3 5 7  11 - A classic prime number series that is asked.

3 4 9 16 27 - A classic combination of series that is asked.

Same with matrix's, there are classic examples that once you learn them you can improve your score exponentially.

Push to the right matrix.

Combine and delete common part matrix.

Rotate X degrees and add Y matrix.

I can go on and on. If you want something that I found to be quite nice and improve certain aspects that you might consider as as the peripherals to IQ register at lumosity.com , the games are very fun orientated and improve some abilities that directly correlate to what you consider IQ....all beside the amazing logic you praise...and claim you got 213IQ of     

I'm done with you, you seek

[suckmymuscle]

I mentioned in a thread that my IQ (last time I checked, over 12 years ago) is 126.

Jaguar claims her IQ is 34 points higher than mine= Jaguar's IQ is allegedly 160!

Now, if that is not the funniest shit I have ever heard, I don't know what is....

  Ross Erstling also claims an IQ of 160. I guess that Getbig is the kind of place that Kepler, Maxwell, Von Neumann and Faraday would hang around if they were alive...

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[Matt C]

Once again you fail to see the point, in the first algebra/ diffrential courses in college you study algebraic and geometric series, exactly like some of the questions in the first link (other thread I cross threads accidentally , too similar lol) . So yes knowing that helps your score.

You seem to be a type of MattC that looks for some kind of acknowledgment from some test, focus on getting that from life itself, you'll be much happier and more successful.

Yes, but IQ tests do indeed predict success in life in general.  That is why the US and Canadian Forces have been using them for years as entrance requirements.  They are predictive, that can't be denied.

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[disco_stu]

Well, MattC, the most intelligent Getbig poster, claims an IQ of 135, so that is indeed very impressive. 

/iq's, regardless of testing method, are not discrete but fluid measures with a +/- 10 points or so. it's amazing that those who so readily post their stellar iqs don't acknowledge or know this. 

mine is 142 thanks. 135 isnt high enough for membership in mensa.

our equivalent of west point accepts only those candidates that are 140 or above.

[disco_stu]

  No, studying lots of math won't improve your performance in IQ tests. The end. The questions of IQ tests that involve numbers do not use them in algebraic ways or in abstract mathematical concepts. They are used as sequences of numbers that require logical thinking to be solved and not any esoteric knowledge of math, like differential geometry or topology. Anyone who can count and has no further knowledge of mathematics can solve even the hardest of these sequences if they are intelligent enough, but a PhD in math will not be able to solve the hardest of these sequences despite his monster knowledge of math if he is not intelligent enough. Does this answer your question? Give it up, dude. You are just plain wrong. Period.

SUCKMYMUSCLE

correct. in fact the modern iq tests dont even use numbers at all..they use mostly symbols...this is to address language bias.

[Cy Tolliver]

someone get this goofey fucker back here on getbig!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yes, but IQ tests do indeed predict success in life in general.  That is why the US and Canadian Forces have been using them for years as entrance requirements.  They are predictive, that can't be denied.

Check out this video on feminism: