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I agree with almost everything, except for one thing: (good) IQ tests can offer plenty of fun.

Nope. :P

By "high range IQ tests" I was indeed referring to tests with high ceilings. These are typically geared for individuals with IQs higher than 130. Many can be found with some googling. Many such tests are linked here, for example: http://miyaguchi.4sigma.org/index.html http://ultimaiq.net...

Yes, there's that risk. Professional testing tries to safeguard against errors and misjudgements. It's safer to work with a range. But the important thing would be to wisely manage expectations and not let the idea of a single number dictate one's life. I think we can agree that IQ tests are...

If any of you guys has ever been professionally tested, feel free to comment about the accuracy of this test. @nikchaing, that's still a good score. And you still had a lot of time... @Zwielicht, what was that old site you're referring to? If it's still up, of course... Nowadays, we can find...

I agree that IQ tests have a very limited ability to assess true 'intelligence'. I do these tests mostly for fun too. And simple curiosity. I'd say that's a pretty good score on this test. Have you been professionally tested?

It's worth nothing until it truly proves itself as an asset for whatever marketing purposes that would be considered by a presumable buyer.

As far as I can tell, it's one of the rare online tests that doesn't artificially boost your results. So I'm curious to see just how accurate it is (or perceived to be) with the general population. Just found it by accident. http://inspirationlife.jp/iq2016jp/ You have 43 minutes to answer 38...

That's interesting. Not very common for critics to review older movies, which is a shame. Understandable, though; much of what could have been said has already been said. Contemporary cinema does not undermine my appreciation for the relics.

I like where the OP is going. It's something that disturbs me as well, even though I'm not into marketing. Much of the internet money trafficking is supported by false promises of value in a way that actually undermines the value of the craft. In other words, the immense opportunities provided...

Once in a while, I review movies on my blog. There are many oldies that deserve more attention: North by Northwest (1959), Double Indemnity (1944), The Third Man (1949) or Yojimbo (1961), just to name a few. Is there a "What's the last movie you watched?" around these parts? I might want to...