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To: DMaA who wrote (361879)	4/29/2010 9:48:03 AM
From: ManyMoose	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793868

The attempt to reduce something as ineffable as intelligence to a single natural number is not very intelligent. I know. I got one of those computer IQ tests at Costco years ago and took it the same evening, being tired from work. I scored fairly well, but then my daughter took the test the next morning while rested and beat the pants off me. A lot of the questions involved stacks of colored cubes in different arrangements. You had to check the number of cubes in the stack. I had difficulty with those particular questions because I could see a number of possibilities depending on how the cubes you could not see were arrayed.