Average IQ of People in Point of View
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@That-Machine 27th is more like 14 but it’s still pretty accurate
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Cursed Cucumber nah 89 is considered dullness already
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@That-Machine True true
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who else wants to be added
(you can send people’s name too)
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Shinra Kusakabe I meant more like xD I can never be first at anything. Im fine, it’s just like – every single completion I’ve been in. I even have a 2nd place writing award. Like. Cmon. I couldn’t even get that.
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@Duchess i believe in you duchess, i bet you are really smart
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@That-Machine My little sister said “You’re stupid” like 10 minutes ago.
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@Duchess ur little sister be thinking you’re a mirror itself
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why am i above jnu in iq
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@Duchess Don’t worry Duchess, you are amazing at like everything lol
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@Calistaa let me fixx tdat
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also “~” means approximate
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@That-Machine My sister isn’t stupid. Unlike most people, I actually don’t call my siblings names/put them down.
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Can I be added? I consider myself really smart outside the internet, I believe possesing an intellect of 150 but I am quite really bad at some things so you can maybe decrease that, I can tell you more if needed in DMs
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@Duchess right
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@OVERLORD i think i already know how you are in here soo
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@Duchess Was that a shot at me calling Ttp stupid a bit ago 😭 (I swear I don’t mean it)
farts
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congrats i will let you only this time, i will keep an eye on you
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@That-Machine I tend to think that musically oriented people may generally have higher IQs purely because of the amount of understanding that is initially understated by some. You have to know other fields, like math even, in order to fully embed into this newly found language of the arts, in this case music.
Liszt and Chopin may have had high IQs.
I’d imagine you’d be higher than 119, TriPod ;)
You certainly love music as much as I do, let alone transcribing tons of tunes into qwerty format ^^
◞ 🎶 If words fail, music speaks! 🎶
𝕎𝕙𝕒𝕥𝕋𝕙𝕖𝕎𝕙𝕒𝕥! - Gumball -
Cursed Cucumber Oh, no no, it wasn’t geared towards anyone. I know you love ttp.
