Online IQ tests

No, they don't, they measure a persons current capacity for IQ test taking.

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In all, IQ testing is worthless.

Online IQ tests measure a person's ability to answer typical questions found in IQ tests..

:D
We agree the online ones are worthless but the 'proper' tests, which have a high variety of questions that offset "test training" and which are done in a controlled environment, do shed some light on that person's capacity for abstract reasoning. That being said, abstract reasoning is only a small part of intelligence as a whole so I agree that all IQ tests are worthless when trying to measure it.
 
I vote everyone downloads the Mensa official app and posts results for the ultimate willy waving contest.

Why not just do willy waving contest for real? I'd be more confident in that one. ;)

I'd be too worried I may just be slightly above average in the Mensa tests :cool:
 
Anyone who thinks they're, at least by and large, legitimate needs to get their head checked. They basically tell everyone they have a high IQ, then give them the opportunity to buy a certificate saying so.

If you can't see through that...

I can't even read that let alone see through that :D.

You mean you want proof of someone's IQ?

Personally Ive always found if they feel the need to brag how high theirs is or even bring it up at all its a good indicator it is rather low.
 
Anyone who thinks they're, at least by and large, legitimate needs to get their head checked. They basically tell everyone they have a high IQ, then give them the opportunity to buy a certificate saying so.

If you can't see through that...

Sounds as though someone didn't score as well as they expected...

;)
 
I've done the stanford binet IQ test which I believe is the IQ test that Mensa use and I scored 123, I've also done a free online test and scored 138, both tests were done a few months apart, so I think the free online tests (atleast the one I did) somewhat inflates your score or doesn't calculate it properly.
 
I got 126 in one of the pattern recognition ones, that put me into the "superior" bracket. So now I tell people my IQ is 126 :)
 
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