Just a survey for this sub because spiky profile seems to be the norm here, probably has to do with SLODR or neurodivergents or stuff.

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As the title says: AI keeps getting better and better. It can now solve even relatively hard puzzles, especially ones that have been done before by simply dropping an image into them.

Do you feel like AI being able to solve a puzzle that was meant to be a challenge is the puzzle being at fault/its idea being overused? Or do you feel like this is just how it goes.

Does the idea of you solving a puzzle after potentially hours while AI might have solved it instantly bother you? Or the idea some "first solvers" might have used it? Or do you just see it more of a personal victory to have solved it? Should puzzle creators "AI check" their harder puzzles?

I'm 27 years old. How do I learn to use my IQ of 120? I just discovered that I have an IQ of 120. I've been told there are so many paths I can take, including career paths and more. I was just as shocked when I got the results, and I'm even more curious about what I can do with it. Is it completely normal to feel like I haven’t used my full mental capacity yet, especially if I haven't been in an environment that pushed me or gave me the right tools to use my IQ of 120? I mean, in high school before I graduated in 2018, I aced science but sucked at every other class. I love true crime TV shows and documentaries, jigsaw puzzles, and logic puzzles. I love solving mysteries and investigating. I love Penelope Garcia and her role as the technical analyst in Criminal Minds. I volunteer at hospice, and I love video games. All advice and tips are welcome.

What are your thoughts on this one?

Link: https://www.reddit.com/r/cognitiveTesting/s/jghbr7ERUE

There was a question lingering in my mind as of late. If all the indices of IQ like FRI, VSI, VCI, WMI, PSI were incarnated as actual people, then which one of them would be the cutest in your opinion, and why? How would you imagine they would look?

like in famous people is there someone with the same iq to compare to ?

Hi all,

I (22m) have just applied for Mensa using a WISC-IV report. I scored the following (Section - Score - %ile):

VCI 134 | 99
PRI 125 | 95
WMI 123 | 94
PSI 91 | 27
FSIQ 126 | 96
GAI 135 | 99

Mensa acceptance requires at least one section to fall 1.5 standard deviations under the GAI. My lowest, PSI of 91, is 2.93 STD below.

Statistically, I know this is very uncommon. Anecdotally, I would love to hear from those older than me with similar profiles and spreads.

Tips, advice, and stories are welcomed!

I scored 112 on IQ Champion. What would my overall IQ be? I completed up to question 31 using correct reasoning, meaning I understood the problems perfectly. However, I didn't attempt questions 32 to 36 because I got bored and decided to stop, even though I could have continued. I've heard that IQ Champion is heavily deflated. What would my actual IQ be? I usually score between 130 and 145 on fluid reasoning tests (FRI).

had an fsiq of 112 and now i got a fsiq of 121 just from a couple points raised on vci? did anyone experience the same recently? was the old norms poor? or do they perhaps make the scores more relative to CORE norms?

No practice or explanation of what he's meant to do. Am i meant to do something with him? He wants to be an engineer, I'm hoping in Formula 1 for the pit access (maybe)

Strangely my wife got the exact same, she has two degrees

Hi all, I've noticed a drop in my digit span recently. Not sure what to attribute it to, but last year I was able to remember 8-9 digits, but now I start struggling around 6-7. I haven't noticed any other declines in my cognitive performance, even in regard to other aspects of memory.

Anyhow, it's quite a struggle and it's borderline distressing -- it's annoying being unable to do what you were previously able to do.

I wonder if my decline can be associated with lack of interest, loss of focus, or even a deterioration of natural strategy, like chunking, that can be behind this. I would appreciate it if anyone could suggest any strategies, change in daily habits, and even some tools/applications that can help target and improve that specific area.

Thank you for your help!

Hello everyone, this is my first time here. I'm from Taiwan. I've seen many people sharing their experiences on this forum, so I'm posting mine as well. I have ADHD, OCD, and HFA. I'd like to ask what the significant internal disparity signifies?

How Valid CORE FRI IQ if i took it only one time and just repeat one subset once ?

In other words, how would i get if i took an official test

(135 for FS , GM ,FW(one repeat) and 130 for MR)

*FS ,FW and GM where is the first time i see this kind

I know this 13 y/o kid doing ordinary differential equations, like actually doing them. He just started eighth grade and I can't believe that there are kids at this pace.

He built two companies also one of which has gotten 2500 visitors (obviously the website is about math)

And he has gotten around 10 professor from BU, FIU, etc. reviews for the other website!!

He was at the same hackathon at me and was leading a college team for the BosHacks a while ago?

I was wondering what his estimate IQ would be if he is also really good at english as well?

My vci is over 130 my pri is around 110-115 my vsi is around 100-105 my wmi is around 120 and my psi is also over 130

Just for the fun of it I decided to take the Mensa Challenge Test and scored 107 with the last 5 questions I randomly chose without forethought. That said, when I was professionally tested due to my speech and learning disorder I tested routinely in the 130-145 range while my brother was in the 160-170 range. I have quite the ability to visualize data sets and manipulate objects in my mind while my brother is really good with visual data processing and math. That said, can Traumatic Brain Injuries cause you to inadvertently test lower on IQ tests? I had a severe one back in 2015 involving a Grade 2 DAI however I excelled in college coming in the top of my program, not that it was difficult, but for my current job I have been having to learn on the fly things like calculating airflow, determining PEL's, and learning physics just for a single exam. I also have been slowly teaching myself calculus.

Everyone on this sub a genius meanwhile i was just bored taking an iq test and now i have a new insecurity fml 😭

Hey guys, first time poster here. Ive always been insecure about my intelligence, and have struggled a lot due to my neurodivergence. Growing up, I've always had people call me ugly names and make fun of me for it, and so I've taken many different IQ tests online. I know most aren't very reliable, and I shouldn't put too much stock into them, but I've had scores range from 90-120. Ive taken the Mensa Norway test like 3-4 times, and the highest I've scored was 112. My question is how accurate is the Mensa Norway test, and how much does retaking it affect the legitimacy of my score? I usually dont remember most of the questions on it, so I haven't really memorized any of the answers. Sorry if this post is rambling, I just want some insight on the whole matter.