IQ Test Made by Mensa Norway
I took this test some months ago in the way they suggested and they said that I have a very high chance being admitted to Mensa or some such.<p>I don&#x27;t ever want to.<p>What&#x27;s the point of a community that is solely focused on some figure-based puzzle solving? I don&#x27;t find any.<p>And I have met several highly successful, resourceful, and influential (very effective in  academic&#x2F;business) who never had their IQ tested.<p>And I have met multiple Mensa members who aren’t much. One was outright useless.<p>Being a Mensa member usually means your parents want to feel special by admitting their children to such an institute. It serves as an extension of <i>their</i> social status.<p>To me- it is practically a sign of privilege and having helicopter parents.<p>I never took an IQ test. The one once prescribed by a doctor was cancelled midway by my dad because they hinted I had a very high IQ and my dad didn’t want me to live with hubris of a high-IQ kid. I am grateful to him now.<p>A low or high IQ score wouldn’t matter to me now because I am beyond three-digits-signalling or defined-by-three-digits nonsense. But it would have mattered to a ten years old. I had an unhealthy level of arrogance already by topping each class and getting a lot of awards in  co-curriculums.