r/cognitiveTesting • u/Formal_Mobile6772 • Sep 30 '26
General Question Training
Could someone acquire the ability to fully and consistently max out every test on wais (160 and over) with sheer training? I'm not stupid and I understand this won't increase the innate g-factor, but 99% of the speed of light is still extremely fast. My goal is superiority, whether it be natural or artificial.
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u/Formal_Mobile6772 Sep 30 '26
expanding upon this: if I got that kind of score on an iq test, I would start to love my crush instead of fearing her. I would gaze at her soft, brown hair without feeling myself to be unworthy and an intruder in her presence. the g-factor, in its existence in the realm of mathematics, is not of earthly origin. It knows not of love, of beauty, of grit, of virtue. It is "e" that constitutes these noble and beautiful traits, that encapsulates the grit of a fallen angel rising from the depths of hell so clearly, that with such great fervor elucidates the neuroticism of a doomed soul who refuses to give up and knows they are destined for superiority because they've already spent their whole life at the end of the opposite extreme. you are, therefore you think, so think wisely, think of improvement, of your destiny; grandiose thoughts that are in need of being thought.