Just to clarify something for those of you questioning one's IQ-

The intelligence quotient is a score given after testing a person's cognitive ability. Grammatical correctness has very little, if anything, to do with one's IQ. I have an exceptional IQ, but I make grammatical errors all of the time.

I must admit that 180 isn't a very believable score.

Well, back on the subject of preternatural cognitive ability purportedly granted by extraterrestrial organisms...

I'm certain you've all heard of Uri Geller, either the world's most powerful telekinetic or one of its greatest con men, depending on who you ask. Well, Mr. Geller actually presented a very similar story when asked how he went about attaining his peculiar talents: an alien force of some kind came to him whilst he was out in the woods by himself, and imbued him with these 'metaphysical talents'. Suffice to say that this isn't the first time something like this has been reported; if both of you are telling the truth (and the whole truth, beyond that which you, personally >know to be true), then there are bound to be more, similar cases out there.

Interesting...

IQ of 180 ? Which Standard Deviation did you use ? For example, 130 sd15
would mean two sigma over average and place you in the 98th percentile.
180 on that deviation would be 5 and a third sigmas over average. I highly
doubt that this is the case. If they were using a 24 point deviation, I would
be much more inclined to believe you, as it would be 3 and a third sigmas
over average: translated to a 15 point SD system, that would be 150, the
99.96th percentile. The gentleman with a 133 IQ (posted earlier) would be
153 on a 24-point SD.

An IQ score without deviation information means absolutely nothing. If you
truly are in possession of such potential, don't let it go to waste.