Very weird theory that I found on the Internet

a reply to: jacygirl
Well I'm becoming a spelling Nazi from now on,
look what happened to this guy after hearing the Stain/Stein debate

An IQ of 138 is above genius level. She said she was gifted. Am I wrong?

a reply to: boomerdude

Are you sure that pictures on the books aren't allowing others to be right?

a reply to: boomerdude

Nobody had their intelligence called into question...on the contrary I've said intelligence has nothing to do with it. Is your reading comprehension indicative of yours?

A reply to: boomerdude

originally posted by: raymundoko
An IQ of 138 is above genius level. She said she was gifted. Am I wrong?

a reply to: boomerdude

That has nothing to do with your accusation of bragging. See what you do? Go off track and then accuse someone of not answering your question when it doesn't deserve an answer.

originally posted by: raymundoko
Are you sure that pictures on the books aren't allowing others to be right?

a reply to: boomerdude

I'm sure you have a point.

But if you put a hat on it no one will notice.

a reply to: boomerdude

boomer, as soon as IQ levels are mentioned it's bragging, unless you want to call it a humblebrag. there's been a few humblebrags in this thread.

he's answered you.

originally posted by: raymundoko
Nobody had their intelligence called into question...on the contrary I've said intelligence has nothing to do with it. Is your reading comprehension indicative of yours?

A reply to: boomerdude

Okay. Now your just making stuff up.

originally posted by: Boswell
a reply to: boomerdude

boomer, as soon as IQ levels are mentioned it's bragging, unless you want to call it a humblebrag. there's been a few humblebrags in this thread.

he's answered you.

Really? In your world a statement of fact is bragging? You poor sad individual.

a reply to: boomerdude

Oh BoomerDude My Bad! I have also heard people say Beren when talking of the Bears...... Thanx for the Correction! Later, Syx.

a reply to: boomerdude

take it easy, big guy.

in this situation, where everyone wants to be right and will say whatever to be right, i'm refusing to take someone's word for it until they can produce evidence of this "fact." until either ray or rainbow show a document from the institution they've been tested at, it's not a fact, it's someone saying "my IQ is this."

originally posted by: Boswell
a reply to: boomerdude

take it easy, big guy.

in this situation, where everyone wants to be right and will say whatever to be right, i'm refusing to take someone's word for it until they can produce evidence of this "fact." until either ray or rainbow show a document from the institution they've been tested at, it's not a fact, it's someone saying "my IQ is this."

originally posted by: boomerdude

originally posted by: Boswell
a reply to: boomerdude

take it easy, big guy.

in this situation, where everyone wants to be right and will say whatever to be right, i'm refusing to take someone's word for it until they can produce evidence of this "fact." until either ray or rainbow show a document from the institution they've been tested at, it's not a fact, it's someone saying "my IQ is this."

I'm being easy. The fact that Jacy made is wholly hers. It does not belong to anyone else. You can't refute it on no basis or proof to the contrary.

a reply to: DenyObfuscation
"Alan Alda had nothing against hard-boiled eggs until last spring. Then the actor, better known as Hawkeye from M*A*S*H, paid a visit to the University of California, Irvine. In his new guise as host of a science series on American TV, he was exploring the subject of memory. The researchers showed him round, and afterwards took him for a picnic in the park. By the time he came to leave, he had developed a dislike of hard-boiled eggs based on a memory of having made himself sick on them as a child - something that never happened.

www.rense.com...

"We can easily distort memories for the details of an event that you did experience," says Loftus. "And we can also go so far as to plant entirely false memories - we call them rich false memories because they are so detailed and so big."

jacy

a reply to: Boswell

For the record internet tests are almost always wrong. I'm definitely not over 130.

I am? Care to show me where I insulted someone's intelligence? I've said several times this isn't an attack on intelligence at all as both my brother and mother are Steiners. Did you even read this thread?

a reply to: boomerdude

a reply to: jacygirl
I'm just curious, with 78 flags, why this thread is not at the top of the 'flagged' list on "LIVE" page. The thread showing right now at the top of "flagged" column has a mere 27 flags.

Doesn't that have to do with how quickly it got flagged and how recently?

a reply to: new_here

originally posted by: raymundoko
Doesn't that have to do with how quickly it got flagged and how recently?

a reply to: new_here

Ah, maybe so. I was thinking grand total of flags, but you are probably right.

originally posted by: caterpillage
a reply to: DeadSeraph

Maybe Google is involved...

I don't think it's some kind of conspiracy. I just find it very very strange (and extremely interesting) that so many people can share the same false memory.