Terminate This If You Can!

Could you post a link to somewhere other than the physics forums? I know many of us can't actually see attachment files on the site for whatever reason...

DaveE

 

Yea, I can't see the attachment files either-- it's only seems to be in the brainteasers forum though... strange!

 

It's to preserve bandwidth issues I suspect. Otherwise, everyone would bog down the server if there were tons of attachments being viewed from physicsforums. I believe those who sponsor the forums have those priveleges.

 

I always presumed it was more of a censorship/monitoring issue - ensuring nothing nasty was attached. Never followed through on the logic of that though.

 

It seems a bit strange that only one subforum has the attachments only viewable to PF contributors though.

All attachments must be approved, but before they have been approved , the attachment says "attachment pending approval" and doesn't provide a clickable link.

I think I'll ask about this in the feedback forum, since I thought I was just me that this happened to!

 

Well I can see it. Its question 8 from the Haselbauer-Dickheiser test.

http://rooth.org/users/avfanatic/uber-IQ-test.pdf

 

Anyway first guess at the answer, KBI?

 

The encryption on p9? (Jeez, do these guys ever not know how to format a document!)

 

Yeah I was wondering whether people would get that question 8 or if i should post the page number.

 

The questions and diagrams in the PDF from that link are ridiculous!

Are you guys good at answering this stuff? I don't even know where to start with half of these.

 

Guess: LJK

 

No wonder it's a test for exceptional intelligence. :tongue:

 

The Haselbauer-Dickheiser test was designed to test intelligence in the range of 180 and greater.

 

I wonder of there's a timeline for the test. I might be able to get a few of them with enough time.

 

There was never a time limit given (as far as i know) but I presume when it was used you'd get a reasonable amount of time 2-3h or something.

 

Which encompasses less than 1% of the world's population, I assume (I have the phrase "Less than 1% of the worlds population has an IQ over 135" in my head but I am not sure if that's correct. The picture looks valid in my head though!).

How many get over 180?????

 

The answer is JGD. The primary sort is on the number or intersections or crossings, and secondary sorting is reverse-alphabetic order.