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Holy crap....Quote:
A child with the same IQ as Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking has become the youngest boy in Britain to be accepted into Mensa.
Oscar Wrigley, 2, has been awarded an IQ of at least 160.
Discuss.
WTF
I will never believe in any test developed by man to correctly measure..."intelligence"
Oh really...pedo bear would have a field day with you :nom:Quote:
The other day he said to me, 'Mummy, sausages are like a party in my mouth'."
So... he didn't take a test or something, they just handed it to him, said congratulations and let him slobber on the mic for a while?Quote:
Oscar Wrigley, 2, has been awarded an IQ of at least 160.
The usage of the word Awarded bothers me. :P
Should of had the kid spell check your article..Quote:
Assessors at the Gifted Children's Information Centre in Solihull say he is one of the brightest children they have every come across.
:P
I doubt it was "awarded" but more of tested and found he is extremely bright.Quote:
Originally Posted by Llama Juice
Any 2 year old who is able to explain the reproduction cycle of a animal has to be pretty fucking smart.
I say congrats to him and hope he finds his potential, i will laugh my arse off though if this site is still arround in 14 years time and he end's here and some fool calls him stupid.
I would say masters would still be here working on CMT SPv2 but he's banned so...maybe he will help snaf getting delta ui finished.:realsmug:
How the heck did he learn things stuff then? If its parents didnt teach him it.
I can easily answer that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Limited
He probably searched online for any information and documents to feed his mind.
"bright" individuals tend to have a "crave" for information because their mind is usualy running pretty quick and so if their not doing anything intelectual they become very bored and very restless.
Yes i am well aware the kid is two years old, but if he can tell you how a penguin produces offspring its not that stretch of imagination to say he knows how to use the basics of a pc.
Let's see what he does with this gift of his.
I'll bet anyone that he goes on to become Britain's finest deadbeat.
bunch of horseshit, close the thread
I doubt that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cojafoji
I doubt mensa would just sit back and let him waste his mind.
It's good he has been recognised early though.
Going by what i've seen personaly those who are a little brighter than the rest do tend to get a bit of support to try and get them to reach their potential though they do tend to get bullied alot.
The kid has a long road ahead of him but when he is done with school and is in college at the age of 17 he will know school was childs play and those who bullied him are probably stuck in a dead end job.
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Originally Posted by =sw=warlord
What the fuck is this? Your logic is terrible, stop trying to act like you have a PHD in human pysch.
PS: I was in College at the Age of 15 , hth
I wasn't acting like anything.Quote:
Originally Posted by mech
Don't assume as such.
Im going by personal experience.
I dont particulary care if you was at college at 15 or not, so were many of my class mates, its called a volintary NVQ the school i went to did it for Joinery, Blacksmith and various other subjects.
While i was at school it was found i had quite a scientific mind but also had a flair for 3d art, at the time we only had clay to use instead of CGI 3d, because of that i was given as much help as i needed to further my skills on the subjects.
However as you may notice i may not beable to explain my thoughts as good as i maybe should be able to due to a condition called Dyspraxia which makes it a little hard to convey my thoughts all to clear for others, i can easily look at a machine and build the machine just by that one image if given the parts and it will work first time, but i cannot explain how i did it without physicly showing it.
Oh and about the psych thing, i know 2 people with PHD's in human psychology and 3 people who are at university right now studying sociology i am well aware i do not know everything on those subjects as i chose not to do that instead i went into electronics engineering isntead.
TL'DR: Inteligence intimidates but inteligence wins in the end.
This kid will die of aids, alone, in a gutter. Most likely somewhere in Tunisia. Also, War, learn to use paragraphs like the rest of us. Starting a new line for every sentence is retarded.
I'm slashing everything else that's wrong with your "paragraph" just to point this out. I hope to God you're trolling :ugh:Quote:
Originally Posted by =sw=warlord
lol woodworking
Yes, well i preffer to avoid giant walls of text and as such i make a new line for a different subject i talk about.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cojafoji
I know full well how to make paragraphs but when the person you are talking to would not provide the same kind of decency why should i to them?
Warlord, your logic (and spelling) is terrible. Cut the crap guys.
FTFY. And you know it's the truth.Quote:
Originally Posted by MetKiller Joe
That kid is never going to have a choice of his own. His parents are going to try and make his every move for him because they'll want to live through him.
It's really a shame.
The kids smart, so what? Do we make a big deal when a stupid kid comes along? He's not my kid so why should I care what he does with his potential. I mean I'm happy that he's smart and all but unless he invents something that changes my life I really couldn't care less.
It's the fact a two year old currently has an IQ of 160, with time his knowledge and understanding can only go up from here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Trulife8342
I expect this, but I hope for the sake of the kid's happiness that he is given liberty over his own decisions.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aerowyn
I'm with you Tru.
Well when it does and he actually does something to benefit the world then I will care. But as of right now its not really a big deal.Quote:
Originally Posted by =sw=warlord
I say we stick this kid in a cage, and force him to come up with cures for obscure illnesses and shock him with an electro-cattle prod when he falls asleep.
Bean from Ender's Game irl.
I'm all for this, recording it, and posting it on youtube as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cojafoji
IQ is bullshit. Your intelligence should be based of real-world knowledge and experiences and how you preform them, not a piece of paper telling you that your intelligence is a number.
This is dumb.
If he wasn't tested, this is a load of shit. It doesn't take a genius to regurgitate shit you read.
/not impressed
:smithicide:Quote:
Originally Posted by mech
but :o
See what his parents do with his life? He'll be dead of a brain tumor or something of that sort before he turns ten.
I kind of think this is bullshit.
I agree, theres really no accurate way to measure intelligence... or define it evenQuote:
Originally Posted by Kornman00
My god, he could invent the Hyper Drive! or proper Cryo Stasis! :iamafag:Quote:
Originally Posted by MetKiller Joe
Id place my money on the fact that he'll get bullied in school for being a super nerd and then commit suicide. :suicide:Quote:
Originally Posted by MetKiller Joe
There's a party in your mouth and everyone's coming.Quote:
'Mummy, sausages are like a party in my mouth'."
This is going to suck for him though, his parents are probably going to expect him to be all perfect, and since he has such a high IQ they might treat him all special. I don't get why they signed him up for "mensa" to get his potential achievement, instead of normally leaving him alone =/, he's freaking 2.
I'm sure he'll contribute alot.
:gonk:Quote:
Originally Posted by Needles
No... MENSA, not NAMBLA.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kornman00
Wow, I love how nearly everyone in this thread has no idea what this could mean. You all obviously have no fucking idea what mensa is and what they do.
Is this a big thing? Yeah, it is. He may not have used his remarkable skills in yet, but that is why they've let him join mensa, so he can learn and use his knowledge in a good way, instead of just letting him waste away and do nothing useful for the rest of us.
Um yeah, hense all the videos on Youtube like "hey check this idiot falling off his skateboard".Quote:
Originally Posted by Trulife8342
Sure its great that this kid passed an IQ test, but I don't think you'd have to be a genius at Mensa to see it prudent to wait until he matures a little first.
Also, it should be noted that a great number of people on the Mensa list lead menial careers anyway. How do we know this won't be another genius who'll eventually fall through the cracks and end up cleaning toilets later on.
And sorry, in any case, I agree with Kornman. All doing good on an IQ test means is that you're good at IQ tests.