mensa says they will host an IQ test

aloysious said:
Artsy fartsy isn't comparable to a technical professional degree, Mensa psychopath genius.
I can train a monkey to pull a tooth but he'll never be a dentist.
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Clearly, you aren't an artisan. You either have it, or you don't. No degree ever gave an individual with no artistic ability, the tools necessary to create a masterpiece.
 
Corazón said:
They do use logic though and you've displayed little of that over the years.
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Says another spelling nazi who routinely attempts to correlate spelling errors with low intelligence.

Shut the fuck up Tom.
Good spellers are just good rote learners, the least inspired method of learning and describing your faggotry to a T.
 
Althea said:
Clearly, you aren't an artisan. You either have it, or you don't. No degree ever gave an individual with no artistic ability, the tools necessary to create a masterpiece.
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Yep, but then who chooses to be a dentist?
Far from clever his comment is incorrect rightist doublespeak.
No group scores higher than artists.
 
Stretch said:
MENSA IQ tests can be given at any age. Back in the day, most of us took one in the 10th grade to see if we qualified for membership in the school MENSA club for high school. They can be administered in elementary school, too with age-appropriate examples in their questions. It's mainly a test of the ability to 'figure things out', comprehension and logic which would obviously then contain sections in the test involving grammar, graphics and math. Once an IQ has been established, it does not change. It has nothing to do with education and degrees...the score is basically what you are born with. Again, it's about ability. Most people score at different levels in each section of the test. Also, each test is timed. When the test giver says, "Time's up" you're done no matter what point of the test you're at. So, speed factors in as well.
My score was 141.
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:rofl:
 
TheDonald said:
Define artist?
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To you?

why would I waste
my time?
You are the most prosaic mutherfucker to walk the halls of the internet.
In your limited awareness two broken Windows prove the presence of two people.
In the future please do not address me.
Thanks
 
Thing1 said:
Please let this happen.

They did a whole montage last night of all of the times Trump talked about how super-smart he is. It is really one of the saddest things.
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You know how it would play out-fake news, it was rigged, I was cheated, they are against me, illegals wrote some of those questions or I would have gotten 100%, etc etc etc :blah:

& that would be repeated here verbatim by ever sheeppl in his dirty little arsenal........
 
aloysious said:
Agreed. That's why those degrees are worthless .
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Depends. There are millions of very talented artists who have natural ability when it comes to putting what they see onto paper/canvas.

Going to school might help them to hone their skills, and learn the finer points about different mediums, mixing colors, lighting/shadows, etc.

Conversely, one with absolutely no artistic ability won't suddenly be able to draw like a master, but they might be qualified to teach, run a gallery, etc.
 
Althea said:
Depends. There are millions of very talented artists who have natural ability when it comes to putting what they see onto paper/canvas.

Going to school might help them to hone their skills, and learn the finer points about different mediums, mixing colors, lighting/shadows, etc.

Conversely, one with absolutely no artistic ability won't suddenly be able to draw like a master, but they might be qualified to teach, run a gallery, etc.
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How true......I can't draw a stick! LOL
 
Nomad said:
Trump won't take that challenge.

He will devise a way to back out.

Probably make some kind of backroom deal with Tillerson to also not agree so it will look mutual.
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He can't do the challenge, his intelligence is under audit.:rolleyes:
 
Althea said:
I do shop drawings for work, but my sister got my dad's knack for drawing. Same for her son. My father studied under Robert Brackman when he got out of the service in WW2.
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That's what I used to do for several years. Prior to CAD taking over everything.

Then I did that.

Preferred the old manual way.

Mechanical pencils, triangles, templates & scale, etc.
 
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