Do you consider yourself more intelligent than most people...?

Question

...or of about Med. average intelligence? I consider myself in the "high average" ranking in the spectrum.
Which are you? ------------------Pick one--------------------
A. Vegetable
B. Touched
C. Little slow. However, can "function" in normal life (P. Bush)
D. Low average
E. Med. average
F. High average
G. Intelligent (Albert Einstein)

Answer 1

E.....=]

Answer 2

(F) above, mainly from life circumstances.

I was smarter in the third grade than I am now. To elaborate: I did get into some fights in school, and did get a concussion or two pretty badly in high school. Those *will* ding your intellect in a bad way for *months to years*.

Also, I have a mood disorder or three (depression, dissociation, some post-traumatic stress issues), so my motivation and concentration are *not* where they should be. I admit this. I was smarter as a third grader, when a) I could understand Einstein's Theories of General and Special Relativity, b) learned how cathode ray tubes work, and c) studied the *intellectual* side of the Birds and the Bees from a Medical Dictionary (though I could have used a clue or three about the social side of it too...but my parents were messed-up people and saw fit not to give me one).

And now? ^_^ I use Yahoo Answers to unwind, get in touch with my *ordinary* side, and to some degree *defragment* my brain, to give myself the chance to purge the system of half-useless, trivial information. Because cathode ray tubes are rather going obsolete in terms of TVs and computer monitors, aren't they?

(and in case you're wondering....it's a glorified *light bulb* folks. The electrode at one end--the cathode ray gun--sends electrical current across the conducting vacuum, which is slightly doped with conductive inert gases, to the other side of the tube which is covered in a grid of *phosphor dots*. In the U.S. version of the device, the electrode scans the image on the grid, literally painting it on there with electrical charges, some 60 times per second, but...it only paints *every other* line on the grid in a given pass, resulting in an *interlaced* image that flickers a bit more than needed. Color sets have a more complex grid, sure, as do computer monitors, and nearly all CRTs these days use a capacitor for quick starting, but basically that's the point of it)

So yeah....I hope this helps. ^_^ Thanks for your time!

Answer 3

F. High Average. Compared to most of the people I work with G. Intelligent...

Answer 4

Well, I am no freaking Einstein. But, I am actually intellegent I just don't show it much....F...I had 4.0 IQ 124

Answer 5

I would say somewhere between F and G ... when I was younger my parents always wanted me to go to Mensa, they would give me IQ tests and I'd always score over 150 !

Answer 6

There's not a category for me.
What's less than A?

Answer 7

I would say between E & F

Answer 8

F.

Poor Bush. That's not very nice.

Answer 9

It's hard to say...but I guess I'd just go w/E

Answer 10

d