magpie2419
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didn't realise she was moving was too busy thinking she had nice shaped tits
The percentage of people who have an IQ in the range from 160-174 is 0.002-0.004%, and, roughly, 1 in 30 000 has an IQ over 160.
I won't argue against the first part, as the predominant cortices in left or right brain hemisphere can influence how you perceive the figure, but the last paragraph is terribly wrong.
1. If you try to see it the other way and if you do see, your IQ is above 160 which is almost a genius.
2. Only 14% of the US population can see her move both ways.
According to this logic, 14% of US population has an IQ over 160, what is the biggest possible bullshit.
The percentage of people who have an IQ in the range from 160-174 is 0.002-0.004%, and, roughly, 1 in 30 000 has an IQ over 160.
The 86th percentile is more appropriate for an IQ of 115-129.
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Thats only if US population follows normal distribution pattern for IQ, which I doubt. I feel its positively skewed (In short it means US people have lower IQ). Just kidding.
Btw i think the animation is timed. Its a trick in animation not in your brain.
Those who are right sided use their left brain predominantly, and its not possible to change it.
I think its not because I was able to create a gif animation that also can turn both in clockwise and counterclockwise direction without knowing it.Btw i think the animation is timed. Its a trick in animation not in your brain.
Thats only if US population follows normal distribution pattern for IQ, which I doubt. I feel its positively skewed (In short it means US people have lower IQ). Just kidding.