| Am I The Only One? |
Umbral Reaver wrote:Have you considered making an appointment at a local mental health centre?I'm on a planet with 7 billion mentally ill people - and I have a 214 IQ. I don't think locking myself in a box to be alone would be useful.
You have an IQ four points higher than the fourth smartest human on the planet and you spend all your time posting inane comments on a tabletop gaming forum?
If not for the fact that you do not appear on the list of highest IQs... well, I still wouldn't have believed you. You do know that a 214 IQ would bring people to your door to photograph you and put you into journals and whatnot, right?
yellowdingo
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yellowdingo wrote:Umbral Reaver wrote:Have you considered making an appointment at a local mental health centre?I'm on a planet with 7 billion mentally ill people - and I have a 214 IQ. I don't think locking myself in a box to be alone would be useful.You have an IQ four points higher than the fourth smartest human on the planet and you spend all your time posting inane comments on a tabletop gaming forum?
If not for the fact that you do not appear on the list of highest IQs... well, I still wouldn't have believed you. You do know that a 214 IQ would bring people to your door to photograph you and put you into journals and whatnot, right?
Better to live on a beach than under a microscope.
LazarX
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yellowdingo wrote:Umbral Reaver wrote:Have you considered making an appointment at a local mental health centre?I'm on a planet with 7 billion mentally ill people - and I have a 214 IQ. I don't think locking myself in a box to be alone would be useful.You have an IQ four points higher than the fourth smartest human on the planet and you spend all your time posting inane comments on a tabletop gaming forum?
If not for the fact that you do not appear on the list of highest IQs... well, I still wouldn't have believed you. You do know that a 214 IQ would bring people to your door to photograph you and put you into journals and whatnot, right?
Assuming that's actually true, it would only prove that the critics of IQ tests are one hundred percent correct.
yellowdingo
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Am I The Only One? wrote:Assuming that's actually true, it would only prove that the critics of IQ tests are one hundred percent correct.yellowdingo wrote:Umbral Reaver wrote:Have you considered making an appointment at a local mental health centre?I'm on a planet with 7 billion mentally ill people - and I have a 214 IQ. I don't think locking myself in a box to be alone would be useful.You have an IQ four points higher than the fourth smartest human on the planet and you spend all your time posting inane comments on a tabletop gaming forum?
If not for the fact that you do not appear on the list of highest IQs... well, I still wouldn't have believed you. You do know that a 214 IQ would bring people to your door to photograph you and put you into journals and whatnot, right?
So if all life is the same life at superposition you would also be a part of that single organism...so your IQ is likely 214...and you are just lying about it.
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yellowdingo
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Been thinking about an alternative. A passenger hovercraft that uses the half transformer tech to charge its lift turbines and lift the vehicle while electric jet turbines propell it down the tunnel. Slightly different to the hyperloop with its air bearings but not by much. Our vehicle is now able to enter and exit the hyperloop pipe as though it were a hovercraft. This greatly reduces the tech needs of hyperloop stations.
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Been thinking about an alternative. A passenger hovercraft that uses the half transformer tech to charge its lift turbines and lift the vehicle while electric jet turbines propell it down the tunnel. Slightly different to the hyperloop with its air bearings but not by much. Our vehicle is now able to enter and exit the hyperloop pipe as though it were a hovercraft. This greatly reduces the tech needs of hyperloop stations.
Hovercraft are not easy to build, fuel-efficient, quiet, or safe to humans.
yellowdingo
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yellowdingo wrote:Been thinking about an alternative. A passenger hovercraft that uses the half transformer tech to charge its lift turbines and lift the vehicle while electric jet turbines propell it down the tunnel. Slightly different to the hyperloop with its air bearings but not by much. Our vehicle is now able to enter and exit the hyperloop pipe as though it were a hovercraft. This greatly reduces the tech needs of hyperloop stations.Hovercraft are not easy to build, fuel-efficient, quiet, or safe to humans.
But a hovercraft like the hyperloop can be a craft electricaly charged by a half transformer every fifty meters so it doesnt run on fuel...and like the hyperloop and its air bearings run on a cushion of air.
yellowdingo
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yellowdingo wrote:I have a 214 IQ.This is the funniest thing I've read in a good, long while. His would make you orders of magnitude smarter than Stephen Hawking and probably the smartest human ever.
Eta: Not the smartest ever, but in the top 5.
Damn it, I hate not being on top...
As to Steven, I know whats happening in a black hole. Thats well ahead of hawking.
Still doubt me?
ShadowcatX
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ShadowcatX wrote:yellowdingo wrote:I have a 214 IQ.This is the funniest thing I've read in a good, long while. His would make you orders of magnitude smarter than Stephen Hawking and probably the smartest human ever.
Eta: Not the smartest ever, but in the top 5.
Damn it, I hate not being on top...
As to Steven, I know whats happening in a black hole. Thats well ahead of hawking.
** spoiler omitted **
Still doubt me?
You aren't smart enough to know that selling 500 million novelty items at $100,000 a piece is impossible, so, do I doubt that you have an IQ of 214 (or even in the triple digits at all)? Yes.
Do I doubt that you believe you are as smart as you claim and believe everything you say? Not a bit.
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I'm all for a hyperloop connection between the U.S. and Australia. With one end entrenched in Vegas and the other in Darwin, I figure the time is ripe for me to relaunch my candidacy for Mayor of Darwin. The capital city of the Northern Territory has 140 different reasons for tourists to visits, matey! Now put some shrimp on the barbie and cast your votes for me.
yellowdingo
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yellowdingo wrote:ShadowcatX wrote:yellowdingo wrote:I have a 214 IQ.This is the funniest thing I've read in a good, long while. His would make you orders of magnitude smarter than Stephen Hawking and probably the smartest human ever.
Eta: Not the smartest ever, but in the top 5.
Damn it, I hate not being on top...
As to Steven, I know whats happening in a black hole. Thats well ahead of hawking.
** spoiler omitted **
Still doubt me?
You aren't smart enough to know that selling 500 million novelty items at $100,000 a piece is impossible, so, do I doubt that you have an IQ of 214 (or even in the triple digits at all)? Yes.
Do I doubt that you believe you are as smart as you claim and believe everything you say? Not a bit.
Are you telling me you wouldnt spend five hundred dollars on a lottery ticket whose first prize is a hundred billion dollars?
ShadowcatX
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ShadowcatX wrote:Are you telling me you wouldnt spend five hundred dollars on a lottery ticket whose first prize is a hundred billion dollars?yellowdingo wrote:ShadowcatX wrote:yellowdingo wrote:I have a 214 IQ.This is the funniest thing I've read in a good, long while. His would make you orders of magnitude smarter than Stephen Hawking and probably the smartest human ever.
Eta: Not the smartest ever, but in the top 5.
Damn it, I hate not being on top...
As to Steven, I know whats happening in a black hole. Thats well ahead of hawking.
** spoiler omitted **
Still doubt me?
You aren't smart enough to know that selling 500 million novelty items at $100,000 a piece is impossible, so, do I doubt that you have an IQ of 214 (or even in the triple digits at all)? Yes.
Do I doubt that you believe you are as smart as you claim and believe everything you say? Not a bit.
That's exactly what I'm telling you. I'd much rather buy 500 $1 lottery tickets and hope to hit a few million than buy a single lottery ticket with a 0.00002 chance of winning more money than I can fathom. My quality of life wouldn't differ terribly much between a $20 million lottery and yours.