My 5 year old asked me a similar question today. And when I played nigger by saying “but I did” he laughed and said “but if you didnt.”
My 5 year old understood this concept.
How fucking stupid do you have to be to not understand? Why the fuck is this not the test to determine mental retardation?
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1 year ago8 points(+0/-0/+8Score on mirror)2 children
A good test of IQ is to tell a story about people telling a story about people telling a story. See if they can keep track of who is in whose story, and who is talking to whom.
If they can, their IQ is very much above normal.
If you think this is a pretty easy thing to do, then you simply cannot understand what it is like to have a below-100 IQ. Even comprehending how people below 120 think is difficult.
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Sam and Erica were professional tour guides at the grand canyon national park. They would show vacationers around and tell them the stories about the history and magnitude of the site.
One night after closing up the park, Sam shared a story with Erica that she wouldn't forget.
Sam told her the story of Rod, the ancient ghost that dislikes all of the tourism in the park.
Rod was an english settler who had traveled out west with his family during the gold rush. Sam tells Erica about how Rod and his wife Susy decided to put up a house right beside the canyon's opening. This house was later demolished and the welcome center to the park was put over it's plot.
Sam continues to describe a night when he was closing up the welcome center. He realized that his comms were picking up a strange voice. It was Rod's ghost.
He decided to write down everything he heard him say. Sam begins to tell Erica what he heard.
Sam heard Rod talking to his wife Susy about a family that had visited the park earlier that day. He's upset that a family of migrants were listening to trap music. The youngest in this family was a zoomer named "Edward". Edward kept telling his sister about how poggers the canyon is. He said how his doberman "Drako" would no cap love this place. This disturbed Rod. Rod told Susy that he cast a spell on the family's honda odyssey so that the spinner rims stopped spinning. Susy liked this.
If they can, their IQ is very much above normal.
If you think this is a pretty easy thing to do, then you simply cannot understand what it is like to have a below-100 IQ. Even comprehending how people below 120 think is difficult.
One night after closing up the park, Sam shared a story with Erica that she wouldn't forget.
Sam told her the story of Rod, the ancient ghost that dislikes all of the tourism in the park.
Rod was an english settler who had traveled out west with his family during the gold rush. Sam tells Erica about how Rod and his wife Susy decided to put up a house right beside the canyon's opening. This house was later demolished and the welcome center to the park was put over it's plot.
Sam continues to describe a night when he was closing up the welcome center. He realized that his comms were picking up a strange voice. It was Rod's ghost.
He decided to write down everything he heard him say. Sam begins to tell Erica what he heard.
Sam heard Rod talking to his wife Susy about a family that had visited the park earlier that day. He's upset that a family of migrants were listening to trap music. The youngest in this family was a zoomer named "Edward". Edward kept telling his sister about how poggers the canyon is. He said how his doberman "Drako" would no cap love this place. This disturbed Rod. Rod told Susy that he cast a spell on the family's honda odyssey so that the spinner rims stopped spinning. Susy liked this.
Erica told Sam that Rod sounded based.