who has the highest IQ on these forums?

@gertrude said
I think your IQ might be greater than your weight in kilograms but not in pounds

Clan 25387 😲

@fmf said
I reckon my IQ is higher than my age.

@gertrude said
after a lot of thought I give no1marauder the honor

@gertrude said
after a lot of thought I give no1marauder the honor.

Well you could always do up a poll with a list of names on it, I am sure number 1 would be up there amount the smartest.

-VR

@very-rusty said
@gertrude said
after a lot of thought I give no1marauder the honor.

Well you could always do up a poll with a list of names on it, I am sure number 1 would be up there amount the smartest.

-VR

@torunn said
There is always this question - what is intelligence?

@very-rusty said
You had to see this one coming. 🙂

Intelligence has been defined in many ways: the capacity for abstraction, logic, understanding, self-awareness, learning, emotional knowledge, reasoning, planning, creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving. Wikipedia

-VR

@torunn said
Maybe not so many have all these qualities.

@moonbus said
Yeah, it's plausible: D64 had a lot of issues, and anorexia might have been one of them.

@ponderable said
We can claim anything here.
members of Mensa could offer to give their membership number, so that at least other Mensanians could verify that. But it is personal infromation.

I have a certifed IQ, but that would be personal, too (and you wouldn't believe me anyway).

Famous saying: "IQ is what the IQ test measures"

@divegeester said
I would believe you. If you are a chemist you will have solid IQ I’m sure.

The answer to this sort of question in the thread to tile is very dependent on how one measures “intelligence”. I have known a few high end IQ scorers who struggle with what would be considered creative literacy and sometimes with more complex social interactions.

The key question is: What ...[text shortened]... a more nebulous definition which is tested by a range of cognitive, social and resourcefulness data?

@suzianne said
"who can solve a rubic cube in less they minute"

@very-rusty said
You had to see this one coming. 🙂

Intelligence has been defined in many ways: the capacity for abstraction, logic, understanding, self-awareness, learning, emotional knowledge, reasoning, planning, creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving. Wikipedia

-VR