01 Nov 13
Originally posted by TygertTygert, how would we construct an equation to identify an RHP Member's combined Chess and Public Forum Quotient?
According to the Stanford-Binet system, mine is 161. Is this good or bad compared to the average person?
EDIT: what is it like compared to the average chess player?
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyIDK, go ask Igor, Ivan or Iago.
Hmm... the prominent positioning of the vertical pronoun may subliminally influence a child's intellectual development in the early years. Wonder if a child with a name beginning with the letter "I" was ever given the nickname "I" by his friends. "Hey, I". Come to think of it, I guess we all have that nickname; it's one we give ourselves all the time.[h ...[text shortened]... .......................................................................... I sorry. lol[/hidden]
Originally posted by sonhouseThis list is just ridiculous.
Is this the list of the 10 smartest? It has Judit in it but I don't see Vos Savant. Her adult IQ is still above 180, also President Clinton was around 180 also and Stormin' Norman, General Shwartzkopf was about 180. Why weren't they on the list?
http://www.superscholar.org/smartest-people/
Of course there are some really bright people up there and I don't say that I can hold a candle to them.
But giving an IQ of 192 is just a laugh. You can't calibrate the IQ in the region above 145 because of the lack of people in that group. And the problem that you would need a much more intelligent person...
The other point is that it is common knowledge that high IQ and success in life are loosly related if at all. Too much of a thing can seriously hinder a person.
Originally posted by PonderableThe only level an IQ test is capable of measuring is that of being able to complete an IQ tes
This list is just ridiculous.
Of course there are some really bright people up there and I don't say that I can hold a candle to them.
But giving an IQ of 192 is just a laugh. You can't calibrate the IQ in the region above 145 because of the lack of people in that group. And the problem that you would need a much more intelligent person...
The ot ...[text shortened]... success in life are loosly related if at all. Too much of a thing can seriously hinder a person.