| IQ: 140~ Test: A free IQ test site, I don't remember the name. Fav anime: Cowboy Bebop |
-Maz said: Got 129 on that test you linked. Guessed a few of the answers though. Time to feel good about myself lol. Jumping on the trend train. I just took that test and got 155 lol. |
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flannan said: -Maz said: Got 129 on that test you linked. Guessed a few of the answers though. Time to feel good about myself lol. Actually it's Segastorm who linked to it first. Oh my bad. Got mixed up in the quote train. nimbussnidget said: -Maz said: Got 129 on that test you linked. Guessed a few of the answers though. Time to feel good about myself lol. Jumping on the trend train. I just took that test and got 155 lol. You're 5 short of Einstein, apparently lol. |
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keragamming said: YesI'm glad you finally admit your love towards that series. Took you long enough! I was just jealous because my favorites weren't as popular |
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| IQ: 126 Test: Mensa Fav Anime: Steins;Gate |
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nimbussnidget said: flannan said: My IQ: 143 Test: http://www.free-iqtest.net/ (it seemed too easy - are they supposed to be like this?) It's a free IQ test for a reason. Try the Mensa test. You mean this? http://iqtest.dk/main.swf It's actually the only good IQ test on the internet. |
| IQ:144 Test: WAIS IV Fav Anime: Steins;Gate Opinion: I like both complex anime and very basic anime, sometimes when I just want a laugh I go for the simpler animes that are on my list. |
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-Maz said: OT : I skimmed through the link provided in the OP and I didn't see anything about IQ in there. It was talking about personality traits and their relation to which genres people would be more likely to enjoy. In general, those rated high in openness to experience prefer more complex and novel music like classical, jazz, and eclecticism, and intense and rebellious music. People rating higher in openness also tend to rate higher in self-assessed intelligence. Openness to experience is also positively correlated with intellectual or cognitive use of music, which means that this individual enjoys analyzing complex musical compositions. |
| 188 IQ and fuck you Saber because Akeno is the superior woman. |
| IQ: 135 Test: do I really need to upload the results from my psychologist? Favorite anime: Puella Magi Madoka Magica, because kids torture is always a good stuff |
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| I've been tested by a psychologist ages ago when I was feeling like shit in middleschool. I ended up with a high score too, but to be honest I don't trust that shit. Plus I probably killed half my brain cells with weed. Anyway, my fav is Kill la Kill, I'm probably dumb because there's a clear correlation between anime taste and intellect [/sarcasm] flannan said: Edit: My IQ: 143 Test: http://www.free-iqtest.net/ (it seemed too easy - are they supposed to be like this?) Well, everybody is a genius with those feel-good tests, so I guess they're supposed to be easy, yeah. |
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| IQ - 52 Favourite anime - Ghost in the Shell (movie) Chinese cartoons are serious business, they can be used to indicate your IQ! |
LobindeApr 1, 2016 12:52 PM
Trance- said: -Maz said: OT : I skimmed through the link provided in the OP and I didn't see anything about IQ in there. It was talking about personality traits and their relation to which genres people would be more likely to enjoy. In general, those rated high in openness to experience prefer more complex and novel music like classical, jazz, and eclecticism, and intense and rebellious music. People rating higher in openness also tend to rate higher in self-assessed intelligence. Openness to experience is also positively correlated with intellectual or cognitive use of music, which means that this individual enjoys analyzing complex musical compositions. So, a brief amount of research gives us a Wikipedia article. Wikipedia said: Openness to experience correlates with intelligence, correlation coefficients ranging from about r = .30 to r = .45.[19] Openness to experience is moderately associated with crystallized intelligence, but only weakly with fluid intelligence. Since correlation is merely r=.30 to .45, you should have used "openness to experience" as a determining trait. I'm sure it would've lead to a more productive discussion. |
Triple-A said: Trance- said: You mean this? http://iqtest.dk/main.swf It's actually the only good IQ test on the internet. I just took that test my IQ was 133/140, then I multiplied by 20 and divided by 14 in order to measure my IQ by 200 and it was 190/200. BTW my favorite Anime is Texhnolyze. That test doesn't have an upper bound. It's based on standard deviation of general populace's IQ. Lobinde said: IQ - 52 Favourite anime - Ghost in the Shell (movie) Chinese cartoons are serious business, they can be used to indicate your IQ! Reporting this bullshit listing thread. It wasn't listing. ppl made it so |
flannan said: So, a brief amount of research gives us a Wikipedia article. Wikipedia said: Openness to experience correlates with intelligence, correlation coefficients ranging from about r = .30 to r = .45.[19] Openness to experience is moderately associated with crystallized intelligence, but only weakly with fluid intelligence. Since correlation is merely r=.30 to .45, you should have used "openness to experience" as a determining trait. I'm sure it would've lead to a more productive discussion. I didn't want to discuss intelligence though. I only wanted to see relation between IQ and tastes in anime. |
| Okay let's try this shit. My IQ: 139 Test: Official test when I was an 8-year-old or so. Sorry for not relying on online, non-monitored sources. My favorite anime: Grave of the fireflies. The anime that made the biggest impact on me, the one that changed my paradigm and my way to approach animation. Or that is what I would say if my favorite label wasn't so arbitrary and built for the sake of having one. It's completely interchangeable with any other entry in my top5 or so. Then again, I don't know why are you trying to apply some method of evidence here when it is clear from your other thread that you don't give a fuck about evidence, OP. |
| My IQ is like 5 digits and this is confirmed by a test i took at oxfords when i was like 3. Favourite anime is probably Highschool DXD due to how objectively superior it is to other ecchi anime. Fuck you casuals if you disagree with me. |
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| I give Lelouch a run for his money and Sengoku Basara is a favorite of mine. |
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| I think that whetever you like an "intellectual" anime or not is not based on your IQ but on your culture, something a little bit different. Ergo Proxy is a perfect example of that |
| My IQ: 137 Test: a random site My favorite anime: can't choose iq doesn't make much sense to me, to be honest. i don't think something as wide and varied as human intelligence can be measured by how good you are at spotting patterns and maths. aaand i really don't think there's a correlation between anime and iq... i'm sure albert einstein would have loved inferno cop. |
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| Haha Okay, I'll play along for a minute IQ: Has ranged from 138 to 145 Test: the official one was WJIII which tested me to be around 143, as my doctor stated. The other IQ tests were at a school, but I wasn't sure if they were official or not. Favorite anime : Cat soup and Kaiba Comment? This is the biggest fucking circlejerk of a thread I swear to god lol. Here's the thing op when it comes to those psychology results, and since you're smart you shouldn't probably know what I am about to say..THESE ARE NEVER BASED ON FACTUAL EVIDENCE!! Also, if you want to do a better job of having your "scientific" argument to have some meaning then the research sure as shit better be a peer reviewed scientific journal. Even then when it comes to psychological "evidence' and relating it to a one's individual hobby it is almost irrelevant and should only be referenced for fun or to present an idea. However, you are not just presenting an idea, you are trying to pass on this SUBJECTIVE point of view and relate it to science while using terms such as "objective" to talk about what you deem "good taste" in relation to art? The only way you can use the term objective properly is when you are relating it to FACTUAL evidence/something that already exist. Everyday the work I do and the schooling I am in is quite heavy in the field of biochemicals and engineering, so I cringe every time someone throws out pseudo-science, but 9/10 I don't even say a word because I don't even think i should waste my time. You are trying to relate personal enjoyment and intuitive understanding for a specific art form, with the ability to problem solve and comprehend formulas/situations from a more logical perspective. There is no need to ask for IQ and then somehow warp it to relate to why people like more complex themes, because their reasoning for liking the show would have absolutely nothing to do with their ability to understand and enjoy it. Just because someone hates or doesn't understand the tatami galaxy, cat soup, texhnolyze, etc, has nothing to do with the ability to infer or deduce rational conclusions. Someone's taste in music, anime, writing, hobbies has no relation to their IQ. The articles that do present these ideas, in terms of relating IQ to personal enjoyment of a media, will never state their experiments or results to be 100% or even 90%...and sometimes not even 70% accurate. I have known people with IQs much higher than anyone in this thread, and they would hate when lyrics or themes weren't straightforward and easy to understand when it came to art (writing or visuals). This wasn't due to a low IQ, obviously, but this was due to their inability (or just straight up not wanting to) to understand emotions or empathize with symbolic moments. I don't know you op, and I am not sure what kind of responses you were looking for initially...but please...please tell me that you do not actually believe any of the shit you wrote to be factual evidence. By the way, to have your IQ accurately tested you would have to have it done by either a doctor or psychologist (though mensa does it differently I heard), and these test are not like anything you find online. So I would look at the online iq assessments to be mere suggestions than actual proof. But even then, as hard as this is to believe, just because your IQ is lower than someone else's doesn't mean that they know more or understand more concepts than you do. |
KonaKoffeeApr 1, 2016 4:51 AM
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KonaKoffee4 said: Just because someone hates or doesn't understand the tatami galaxy, cat soup, texhnolyze, etc, has nothing to do with the ability to infer or deduce rational conclusions. Would you present evidence for this? I'm not asking for an empirical evidence. I'm just imploring a rational, logical, knowledge-based explanation for this. We're hypothesizing; a process in which the requisite is a rational, sensible, logical, explanation based on prior knowledge of facts. It's not about giving new information; it's about finding the secret information hidden somewhere in the already 'known'. I have known people with IQs much higher than anyone in this thread, and they would hate when lyrics or themes weren't straightforward and easy to understand when it came to art (writing or visuals). This wasn't due to a low IQ, obviously, but this was due to their inability (or just straight up not wanting to) to understand emotions or empathize with symbolic moments. I don't know you op, and I am not sure what kind of responses you were looking for initially...but please...please tell me that you do not actually believe any of the shit you wrote to be factual evidence. By the way, to have your IQ accurately tested you would have to have it done by either a doctor or psychologist (though mensa does it differently I heard), and these test are not like anything you find online. So I would look at the online iq assessments to be mere suggestions than actual proof. But even then, as hard as this is to believe, just because your IQ is lower than someone else's doesn't mean that they know more or understand more concepts than you do. Thanks for stating the obvious. I'm sure many people didn't know. Also, you declared right off the bat that these 'psychology results' are not based on any evidence and in the end you suggest that one must refer to a psychologist to reliably gauge his IQ. Haaaow? |
Waifu_Material said: My IQ: 137 Test: a random site My favorite anime: can't choose iq doesn't make much sense to me, to be honest. i don't think something as wide and varied as human intelligence can be measured by how good you are at spotting patterns and maths. aaand i really don't think there's a correlation between anime and iq... i'm sure albert einstein would have loved inferno cop. Intelligence, in a sense, is strictly the ability to spot patterns and solve mathematical problems. IQ is a measure of logical thinking. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_intelligence AndyShoes said: I think that whetever you like an "intellectual" anime or not is not based on your IQ but on your culture, something a little bit different. Ergo Proxy is a perfect example of that That's interesting. How does culture influence this? I'm from Pakistan and I liked Serial Experiments Lain, Monster, and LotGH. My culture, as far as I think, had no role to play in it. jal90 said: Okay let's try this shit. My IQ: 139 Test: Official test when I was an 8-year-old or so. Sorry for not relying on online, non-monitored sources. My favorite anime: Grave of the fireflies. The anime that made the biggest impact on me, the one that changed my paradigm and my way to approach animation. Or that is what I would say if my favorite label wasn't so arbitrary and built for the sake of having one. It's completely interchangeable with any other entry in my top5 or so. Then again, I don't know why are you trying to apply some method of evidence here when it is clear from your other thread that you don't give a fuck about evidence, OP. Why are you getting salty over the internet? |
Trance- said: KonaKoffee4 said: Just because someone hates or doesn't understand the tatami galaxy, cat soup, texhnolyze, etc, has nothing to do with the ability to infer or deduce rational conclusions. Would you present evidence for this? I'm not asking for an empirical evidence. I'm just imploring a rational, logical, knowledge-based explanation for this. We're hypothesizing; a process in which the requisite is a rational, sensible, logical, explanation based on prior knowledge of facts. It's not about giving new information; it's about finding the secret information hidden somewhere in the already 'known'. I have known people with IQs much higher than anyone in this thread, and they would hate when lyrics or themes weren't straightforward and easy to understand when it came to art (writing or visuals). This wasn't due to a low IQ, obviously, but this was due to their inability (or just straight up not wanting to) to understand emotions or empathize with symbolic moments. I don't know you op, and I am not sure what kind of responses you were looking for initially...but please...please tell me that you do not actually believe any of the shit you wrote to be factual evidence. By the way, to have your IQ accurately tested you would have to have it done by either a doctor or psychologist (though mensa does it differently I heard), and these test are not like anything you find online. So I would look at the online iq assessments to be mere suggestions than actual proof. But even then, as hard as this is to believe, just because your IQ is lower than someone else's doesn't mean that they know more or understand more concepts than you do. Thanks for stating the obvious. I'm sure many people didn't know. Also, you declared right off the bat that these 'psychology results' are not based on any evidence and in the end you suggest that one must refer to a psychologist to reliably gauge his IQ. Haaaow? Yes...yes I did, you want to know why? Because testing one's IQ is not the same as testing one's IQ based off of their interests and enjoyment. To enjoy does not always mean the same as to comprehend. Sure, some enjoy shows for this reason, but this is purely subjective and does not require the knowledge of one's IQ to have any "proof" By the way, I was talking about that wikipedia page you posted and in relation to that type of research. Also, I never said it lacked evidence, but that the evidence should not be seen as fact. It was very clear that was what I was stating I will say this though, as I said before, your IQ level has very little to do with what your knowledge is in and what you intuitively understand. This is why I say the the enjoyment and interest in certain anime series or genres have very little (pretty much nothing to do with) your IQ level. Your IQ level does not test your intuition nor your ability grasp allegory. |
KonaKoffeeApr 1, 2016 5:07 AM
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Trance- said: AndyShoes said: I think that whetever you like an "intellectual" anime or not is not based on your IQ but on your culture, something a little bit different. Ergo Proxy is a perfect example of that That's interesting. How does culture influence this? I'm from Pakistan and I liked Serial Experiments Lain, Monster, and LotGH. My culture, as far as I think, had no role to play in it. Sorry, i think that "culture" is not the appropiate term. What i wanted to mean is something like knowledge on different things (literature, music, philosopy and things like that). Just to make it clear i'm going to use once again ergo proxy as an example: that anime had a lot of references of different types of art, if someone gets them then it will surely like the anime more than someone who doesn't. |
KonaKoffee4 said: Yes...yes I did, you want to know why? Because testing one's IQ is not the same as testing one's IQ based off of their interests and enjoyment. To enjoy does not always mean the same as to comprehend. Sure, some enjoy shows for this reason, but this is purely subjective and does not require the knowledge of one's IQ to have any "proof" By the way, I was talking about that wikipedia page you posted and in relation to that type of research. Also, I never said it lacked evidence, but that the evidence should not be seen as fact. It was very clear that was what I was stating I will say this though, as I said before, your IQ level has very little to do with what your knowledge is in and what you intuitively understand. IQ has much to do with intuition. Why say you, that people with higher IQ are naturally good at maths as well? More intelligent people enjoy solving problems. When you present them a puzzle masqueraded as a piece of entertainment, they will love it all the more. Knowledge surely has little relation with IQ save for the fact that IQ is basically the 'potential' for retention and interpretation of knowledge. But then again, in the modern world, who exactly doesn't have knowledge of the themes usually utilized in complex anime? And even if we say that someone was caught completely unaware, then the analysis is always one click, and one sentence, away on the internet. |
Trance- said: Intelligence, in a sense, is strictly the ability to spot patterns and solve mathematical problems. IQ is a measure of logical thinking. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_intelligence But when asked about the initial article, you made a reference to a psychological trait that is correlated to crystallized intelligence (accumulated knowledge and experience, and the ability to use them), not fluid intelligence (the ability to spot patterns). I think your thinking is too uncritical, you lack mental discipline and caution needed to live in the modern world of lies, pseudoscience and misunderstandings. Trance- said: KonaKoffee4 said: Just because someone hates or doesn't understand the tatami galaxy, cat soup, texhnolyze, etc, has nothing to do with the ability to infer or deduce rational conclusions. Would you present evidence for this? I'm not asking for an empirical evidence. I'm just imploring a rational, logical, knowledge-based explanation for this. We're hypothesizing; a process in which the requisite is a rational, sensible, logical, explanation based on prior knowledge of facts. It's not about giving new information; it's about finding the secret information hidden somewhere in the already 'known'. Your words betray your lack of understanding the nature of evidence and science. I recommend you to lurk around http://rationalwiki.org/ for a while, or take a course of philosophy of science. You said: IQ: 135 Test: do I really need to upload the results from my psychologist? Favorite anime: Puella Magi Madoka Magica, because kids torture is always a good stuff No, but you should report the part about your favorite anime to your psychologist. Waifu_Material said: iq doesn't make much sense to me, to be honest. i don't think something as wide and varied as human intelligence can be measured by how good you are at spotting patterns and maths. You're not alone in that line of thinking. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intelligence_quotient#Criticism_and_views |
Trance- said: Intelligence, in a sense, is strictly the ability to spot patterns and solve mathematical problems. IQ is a measure of logical thinking. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_intelligence thanks, buddy, if you scroll down on that exact same link there's a theory of multiple intelligences as well. some people tend to be smart with words, others with numbers, others with emotions, etc etc. if iq tests measured all of that, they might be somewhat closer to being accurate, but nah. and 'logical thinking', i believe can apply to several situations other than patterns/maths/numbers. flannan said: You're not alone in that line of thinking. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intelligence_quotient#Criticism_and_views ayy, good to know. |
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flannan said: Trance- said: Intelligence, in a sense, is strictly the ability to spot patterns and solve mathematical problems. IQ is a measure of logical thinking. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_intelligence But when asked about the initial article, you made a reference to a psychological trait that is correlated to crystallized intelligence (accumulated knowledge and experience, and the ability to use them), not fluid intelligence (the ability to spot patterns). I think your thinking is too uncritical, you lack mental discipline and caution needed to live in the modern world of lies, pseudoscience and misunderstandings. Complex anime usually deal more with spotting the symbolism or a deeper theme hidden underneath. That would have business with fluid intelligence, unlike music which deals with crystallized. I appreciate your thinking but I am well-equipped for the modern world. |
AndyShoes said: Trance- said: That's interesting. How does culture influence this? I'm from Pakistan and I liked Serial Experiments Lain, Monster, and LotGH. My culture, as far as I think, had no role to play in it. Sorry, i think that "culture" is not the appropiate term. What i wanted to mean is something like knowledge on different things (literature, music, philosopy and things like that). Just to make it clear i'm going to use once again ergo proxy as an example: that anime had a lot of references of different types of art, if someone gets them then it will surely like the anime more than someone who doesn't. Exactly. I said this is another thread before, but one's ability to understand symbolism within an artform requires knowledge of that specific theme or specific situation within the plot. Most of the symbolism we see in these shows require the viewer to be emotionally invested, or at least have a basic understanding of what certain elements (whether it be cultural elements, philosophical elements, comedic elements, heartwarming and even heart wrenching elements as well). |
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| every single one of my forum posts is dumb and invalid except for 1, I don't claim them it was a different person it was all fake |
Trance- said: flannan said: But when asked about the initial article, you made a reference to a psychological trait that is correlated to crystallized intelligence (accumulated knowledge and experience, and the ability to use them), not fluid intelligence (the ability to spot patterns). I think your thinking is too uncritical, you lack mental discipline and caution needed to live in the modern world of lies, pseudoscience and misunderstandings. Complex anime usually deal more with spotting the symbolism or a deeper theme hidden underneath. That would have business with fluid intelligence, unlike music which deals with crystallized. I appreciate your thinking but I am well-equipped for the modern world. In short, you linked to a completely unrelated article just to make your assertions seem smarter. Frankly, I start suspecting you're actively dishonest. (on an related note, I'm sure comic_sans is dishonest, and I refuse to debate with her) |
| My intelligence can't be measured with some stupid test, and Hunter x Hunter is my favorite anime. I really never want to talk about IQ in depth on here again. My back and forths with Bernkastel really exhausted me. |
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Euphemistic said: FloatingIdiot said: My intelligence can't be measured with some stupid test, and Hunter x Hunter is my favorite anime. I really never want to talk about IQ in depth on here again. My back and forths with Bernkastel really exhausted me. Well,it is certainly true that it must be hard for a person, whose intelligence is apparently off-charts. Yours can't be measured either. Most things we think of when we think of "intelligence" are only correlated to IQ scores, some a lot weaker than others. And the correlation does not warrant the treatment "IQ" is given in today's society. I mostly blame pop culture for that though. |
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Trance- said: [ IQ has much to do with intuition. Why say you, that people with higher IQ are naturally good at maths as well? More intelligent people enjoy solving problems. When you present them a puzzle masqueraded as a piece of entertainment, they will love it all the more. Knowledge surely has little relation with IQ save for the fact that IQ is basically the 'potential' for retention and interpretation of knowledge. But then again, in the modern world, who exactly doesn't have knowledge of the themes usually utilized in complex anime? And even if we say that someone was caught completely unaware, then the analysis is always one click, and one sentence, away on the internet. IQ does not test your intuition, you can even look that up. Intuition is what allows to be aware of the knowledge that you have and likely the ability to think outside the box ,but intuition is not what allows you to deduce the problems within that knowledge from a logical perspective. Also, I do agree that there are times where your intuition can make it easier for one to invent ideas with the use of math, physics, or even chemistry, but I am not sure by "Why say you, that people with higher IQ are naturally good at maths as well? ". I never mentioned anything about math directly, and you do realize math is much more complex than what you have stated within this thread?... Also, what exactly do you mean by a "puzzle masquerade"? Also, your statement for what IQ measures was almost correct, but I feel you are using the term IQ with the same exact meaning as human intelligence. IQ is tested in order to have a slightly more accurate evaluation on your overall intelligence (or at least the ability to be intelligent). You have your intelligence tested in order to asses decision making, drive, and ethics, but these "intelligence" test are far more difficult to measure when trying to use logical and factual reasoning. Your intelligence cannot be tested as clearly as your IQ can, but your IQ is in ratio with your intelligence (or to clearly state, in relation to your intelligence, but never having the same exact meaning). Also, interpreting the meaning of a topic or a problem is not the same thing as having insight to the larger picture that may revolve around that topic or problem. It's not to say that people with high IQs lack insight , but when it comes to having insight for less obvious notions you'll see that your IQ level ends up meaning far less than what you originally thought. |
KonaKoffeeApr 1, 2016 6:10 AM
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-Maz said: Got 129 on that test you linked. Guessed a few of the answers though. Time to feel good about myself lol. :D You do realize that the answers from the test are on the netz? Basically, what the test consistently measures is someone's awareness of using the Tab function in their browser. That is, there's a legal way to proclaim yourself a genius as I did, given the quirks of the today's day :D OT: Anime is my Megastructure. We use a bare minimum of vocabulary, so we are a perfect match. |
| I took the IQ test trance linked and got 130, not too different And I agree with KonaKofee that intelligence is, to compact things a little bit, how well you process what you know. Sure, people on the IQ level of Einstein can probably understand a topic/subject better, but if you're completely unaware of something, IQ won't be of much help when it comes to finding it. |
| People who take IQ seriously are funny and must think the education system actually works. |
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| Mhhh... So this thread is saying that if I like more "lively" anime, not dark anime with complex themes, means I have a low I.Q.... Laughable. |
vikki7783 said: haven't seen a thread as elitist as this in a while this is pretty much what i was thinking lol |
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