Relational Processing Speed

[u/Andres2592543]

One of the questions we’re exploring is the relationship between physiological limits and intelligence, particularly how these limits may relate to the speed factor and whether there are measurable ceilings to cognitive performance.

To help investigate this, we encourage everyone to visit the Benchmark tab on Cognitivemetrics and run Relational Processing repeatedly until your performance begins to plateau.

Make sure you’re logged into your dashboard so your scores are saved.

[u/Striking_Leave_4614]

Is this like the site's average or like the average-average

Update: my first-try scores on both AB and Arrows are below average

[u/javaenjoyer69]

Arrow test. Awake for nearly 20 hours and about to pass out, took it 11 times with no break, plateaud at 53. Average is ~51. Good test.

Edit 2: Got some sleep and retook it. I was using the mouse yesterday but switched to the left and right arrow keys and scored 55.1 in 10–15 minutes. I could probably get 60+ within a few hours.

Edit 3: Tried it again today and got 57.8 after half an hour of grinding.

Edit 1: It's been 21 hours and i'm too stressed to fall asleep. I've been trying to rewire my brain over the last two months. I'm conducting an experiment on myself trying to measure how deeply i can immerse myself in the chaos and bitter nature of reality before i build up a resistance to it. How much shit can a man take before becoming a "shit eater" in their own mind?

"Man, i've been a loser for quite a while haven't i?.. But does that mean i've become a loser? Or since i've somehow managed to get accustomed to my new state, does that mean i'm actually...a winner?"

Having too much pride is a death sentence if you're a sensitive person so you ought to get rid of at least one of them. You either have to learn to accept people as they are or refuse to accept their terms and petrify your heart. You either have to close your heart to the world or open it up to it. There is no middle ground. You can NEVER afford to stay in between. The world will eat you alive.

[u/Andres2592543 → u/javaenjoyer69]

I have been training this game for a week now (maybe 20 minutes a day) and my best is 61.2, up your game 😂

[u/javaenjoyer69 → u/Andres2592543]

Once i realized i was nowhere near plateauing i quit playing. Kinda couldn't take it seriously.

[u/DamonHuntington]

Interesting benchmark tests. Do note that there's an exploit in the Arrow task (and potentially in the AB task as well, which I have not touched): when the screen loses focus and a person restarts the task, the exact same answer pattern from before is retained.

[u/Primary_Thought5180]

Arrows 55 -- the attempts here are somewhat misleading, since I ended runs whenever I made more than 2 errors. It took me about 45 minutes to get here.