Topic: IQ tests are biased in favor of cishet white males.
Anonymous A started this discussion 3 weeks ago #134,411
How is anyone supposed to know what this test means unless they grew up playing hockey?Anonymous A (OP) double-posted this 3 weeks ago, 3 minutes later[^] [v] #1,431,028
Another test, this time the WISC test, a standard IQ test given in a proctored setting.If it makes sense to you, you likely wore sweatervests and had a lot of mayonnaise flavoring your coldcuts.
For someone raised by they aunties and dealing with nappy hair, it don't mean nothing, nuh uh.
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@OP
> How is anyone supposed to know what this test means unless they grew up playing hockey?
That’s actually a good joke.
> How is anyone supposed to know what this test means unless they grew up playing hockey?
That’s actually a good joke.
A black guy pointing stuff out double-posted this 3 weeks ago, 1 minute later, 12 hours after the original post[^] [v] #1,431,088
Although the first two are incredibly obvious and I have no idea how anybody could get those two wrong.
A black guy pointing stuff out triple-posted this 3 weeks ago, 7 minutes later, 12 hours after the original post[^] [v] #1,431,089
Number 3 is like xor. Xor is weird because if A xor B = C, you can rearrange A, B, and C in any order and the equality still holds. So you can always find the third one by xoring the other two. The missing square is always A or B but not A and B. Which isn’t complicated either but I feel like somebody could get that wrong under time pressure because it’s so different from the previous two. It also works up and down and left and right.
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8 - the shapes gradually stretch out, the O is most likely answer
2 - the little dots move from the left to the center to the right
4 - if you overlay the two before, anything overlapping disappears
2 - the wheel spins anticlockwise and the dot and wedge alternate being black or clear
2 - the little dots move from the left to the center to the right
4 - if you overlay the two before, anything overlapping disappears
2 - the wheel spins anticlockwise and the dot and wedge alternate being black or clear
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@1,431,089 (A black guy pointing stuff out)
also, the god damn title has the word progressive in it, leading us to think there must be some kind of rule being applied with each next drawing. that third set of the first image in the thread does not work by such a rule, as there is no rule from left to right that produces each next drawing. with XOR, you could swap each given first two drawings and still produce the exact same third.
also, the god damn title has the word progressive in it, leading us to think there must be some kind of rule being applied with each next drawing. that third set of the first image in the thread does not work by such a rule, as there is no rule from left to right that produces each next drawing. with XOR, you could swap each given first two drawings and still produce the exact same third.
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It’s also one of the reasons why you’re not supposed to take an IQ test twice. If you know to look for XOR you’re gonna find the answer way faster than if you don’t regardless of how smart you are. Which also makes it a questionable test of intelligence.
boof replied with this 1 week ago, 7 hours later, 1 week after the original post[^] [v] #1,433,845
yeah and since I was a kid, I liked to fart around with puzzles of various types. some people can't be bothered with that shit, and myself when I have a some practical problem to solve, so often I think the smarter thing is to say, ah fuck it, I'll do something funner