freemind
@ Critical_Pedagogy: Stop trolling. As it is often said, "a skilled troll is a master baiter".
To join MENSA, individuals must achieve a score in the top 2% of a standardized IQ test, typically requiring a minimum IQ of 130, as confirmed by MENSA's official guidelines. Accepted tests include the Wechsler, Stanford-Binet, and Miller Analogies, although MENSA no longer accepts SAT or GRE scores. The discussion highlights skepticism regarding the value of IQ tests, with participants sharing personal experiences and opinions about MENSA's community dynamics and the nature of intelligence. Additionally, some members express concerns about the perceived elitism and effectiveness of MENSA in fostering meaningful intellectual engagement.
PREREQUISITESIndividuals interested in joining MENSA, psychologists studying intelligence testing, and anyone exploring the social implications of high IQ societies.
Critical_Pedagogy said:what I'm saying is that we shouldn't call these Mensa people "GENIUSES". Just because they can memorize more words, read faster, multiply faster, reason better, play chess better, and do all these nerdy things better than the rest of us, doesn't mean crap when they don't use their brains for the good of mankind.
Our technology is pathetic. Nice job GENIUSES.
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How many times does it take to get a spaceship into space? Ask the "GENIUSES"at NASA.