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Interestingly, I learned in psychology class today that a person's IQ is calculated by their mental age, divided by their chronological age, and the result of that multiplied by 100. I'll let you do the math for yourself, but if the test I just took was the official figure for my mental age, my IQ would be 80 points higher than it already is in it s highest category.
On the other hand; if this gives me the liberty to cover the walls with my excrement without people judging me...
I was also not sure about this. What I decided was that it must mean what happens when you stand up and have been equipped with a rear that is not just a continuation of your back then your legs. I think that's probably not what it actually means, but it was the only thing I could think of.... RandomI wasn't sure about some of the questions either - I have bottom lines for example.... I don't have lines on my bottom![]()
Merriam-Webster said:bottom line
the most important part of something : the most important thing to consider
1 a : the essential or salient point : crux
b : the primary or most important consideration
Examples
The bottom line is that the product just wasn't practical.
If our flight is late, we will miss our connection. That's the bottom line.
A student with special needs can stress a school's budget, but the bottom line is that the state must provide for the child's education.
I can't believe that's remotely accurate when determining someones IQ. Is that really how it's done now? When did it get changed?
That was one of my favorite tests.(As an amusing aside, I remember I agonized over arranging red blocks in the positions laid out according to a chart in a limited time as part of the WISC, or Wechsler's Intelligence Scale for Children test.)