If I had a question to ask Mr Haier, it would be if there have been any studies on IQ based on early childhood head trauma/high fever.  <br><br>If IQ is thought to be largely genetic, I wonder why myself, who's a product of obviously average/slightly above average intelligence, yet I've been tested three times and all three IQ tests range between 162-168.  The only thing anyone has indicated to me is that when they find out that I had severe head trauma right before my third birthday, that could be the 'trigger' to cause the difference.,(reply>), @K T I don't know, they were administered by a State Highway Patrol that I was applying for.  Every other year for six years.<br><br>Quite frankly, I didn't know what it meant in the first place.  I had always understood that in order to meet MENSA standards, you had to have a 170 or better.  And I always thought, dang, I just missed it like nearly everything in my life.  I didn't find out till much later that 150 is the minimum standard.,(reply>), What "tests" did you take specifically? because the more scientific tests all max out at 160 because everything above that gets too fuzzy to accurately measure.