Comments by "Make Racists Afraid Again" (@makeracistsafraidagain) on "How should we measure intelligence? | Mary-Helen Immordino Yang" video.

  1. When I was a child I figured out how to take those tests they used in Los Angeles, in the 1960s, at the end of each school year; read the answers first. Sometimes you can eliminate one answer just because it doesn’t match the others. Then read the question with the answers in your mind and it’s usually easy to pick the correct one. I repeatedly scored between 119 and 129 on “IQ tests”. I’m not that smart but these things use the same multiple choice tests. I just have a talent for taking these tests. I consider real IQ to be creativity, which none of the tests I’ve taken (including Mensa) tested for.
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