Cuber's IQ

130 is gifted 150 is genius

IQ cannot change that much when your in kindergarden and when your 30 it probably won't change more than 5

Also all the cubers that have poster are gifted which proves that most cubers did good in or are doing good in school.
 
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Vishal please refrain from triple-posting; it is against the rules. If you want to say something more, please use the edit button at the bottom of your post.

Anyway, I find it funny that a post about IQ contains such poor grammar...

Personally I think IQ tests are pointless, as someone said earlier, you can train for IQ tests, which says little about your actual intelligence.
 
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I've done two certified tests one at 9 years and one when I was 12.
First one I scored 139, second one was 141.
When I take internet ones I seem to score significantly higher, above 150
 
IQ cannot change that much when your in kindergarden and when your 30 it probably won't change more than 5
Wrong, because adult IQ and child IQ are not quite the same thing. Adult IQ is supposed to measure intelligence, whereas child IQ measures intelligence for your age (which really has a lot more to do with speed of mental development). The two scales aren't even set up the same way - adult IQ is a bell curve with a mean of 100 and a standard deviation of 15 or 16 (depending on who you ask), whereas child IQ is essentially (mental age)/(actual age). It should be entirely possible for someone to have a child IQ of 150ish (mentally developing 1.5 times as fast as a normal person) and end up with a normal adult IQ.


I probably have a pretty high IQ, but IQ doesn't matter, compared to things like problem-solving skill and natural memory (as opposed to memory ability using journey/story techniques, which is more of a practice thing). It's especially silly because of all the tests out there that sound legit but will give everyone a high value (generally averaging in the 120-140 range).
 
Last time I took an IQ test online I got around 120. Can't remember what test, or exactly when. Doesn't really matter, I guess.

For comparison, I average around 30 on 3x3, and have a school average of 95.
 
when i was in second grade i had an IQ score of 156, I do however remembering how amazingly easy it was (showed you picture and had to recreate them, like a house or something dumb like that)
Recently I took aptitude testing. those scores where more interesting, I scored in the 95th percentile for ideology or flow of ideas(50% is "average") 90th percentile for memory(this covers word memory, minute changes, change over time, and a couple of other areas)
And, surprisingly the 20th percentile for fine motor skills.:fp
 
How much less?

Stefan, your sarcasm may be unnecessary, but it always seems to make my day. Or ruin it, depending on if it is targeted toward me. :P

OP: I have never taken an IQ test. But I do know that IQ has little do with cubing, so I can't see how you assume the average cuber would have a higher IQ than the average non-cuber.
 
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