Re: Mensa, online IQ test

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I received a score of 156 from the cesnet site and 152 from iqtest.com. I went ahead and paid for the comprehensive results from iqtest.com as I have never taken an IQ test and I was wondering what various components of such a test would entail or indicate.

I must say that although it was a bit interesting, the whole experience was rather uneventful and lacked the "test excitement" I had always enjoyed in the past. At least now I have an idea what my IQ is and what potential I missed out on by not finishing college. = (

I can now live with the satisfaction that a college degree does NOT always engender intelligence in a person or prove that they are smatter than an individual who does not have a degree. All a degree says is a person completed a curriculum of study from an accredited university and knows something about a particular subject. I still plan on getting a degree eventually, just so I can advance further in both my career and sallary expectations. Long live the almighty buck! $$

Tracy

Rik van Riel wrote:

> On Wed, 11 Aug 1999, Bryan Moss wrote:
> > Jason Cikaluk wrote:
> >
> > > http://cech.cesnet.cz/IQ/IQ-test-e.html
> > >
> > > Would love to know the scores of most of you, for those willing to share
> > > it on the list.
> >
> > I got 159 there and 162 at iqtest.com...
>
> 149 at the above URL and 147 at iqtest.com :( Then again, this
> was after a couple of beers and with my mind on something else...
> (I know, poor excuse)
>
> cheers,
>
> Rik
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