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  1. #91
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    3 R1; 57 is divisible by 3 plus 1 is 58 therefore 58/3 is 3 R1

    4 R2; 56 is divisible by 4 plus 2 is 58 therefore 58/4 is 4 R2

    5 R3; 55 is divisible by 5 plus 3 is 58 therefore 58/5 is 5 R3

    6 R4; 54 is divisible by 6 plus 4 is 58 therefore 58/6 is 6 R4

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    41/3 = 13 R2

    40/4 = 10 R0

    39/5 = 7 R4

    38/6 = 6 R2

    42 can't be the number

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    Fantastic Sphinx
    Here's the Award ........ ((Bottle-Top))
    (((IQ=178))) One more than Alice.

    Your turn for a puzzle .

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    I got one:

    Type this number into your calculator: 58008.618 - then turn upside down & read it!!

    Ha ha ha...ah forget it...

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    I was kidding Sphinx!!!! read Hitch hikers Guide to the Galaxy! sheesh, I am regretting ever writing in this thread! I am not egotistical (as i mentioned earlier to Kashi's response) and I do NOT consider it an advantage to have a higher IQ, cause it measures so very little (as i have mentioned before.

    and yes, Faulkner my students do that and more...i know what that is! detention for you!

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    Sorry, Mr Igoe.

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    nah, you actually make a point. (Detention annulled - and don't call me Mr. Igoe - makes me sound as pompous as i have been made out to be in this thread&#33

    I read an article recently about people becoming faster at recognising patterns such as the one you wrote Faulkner. I cannot remember where, but there was a study on it.

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    sasha If you put all of the answers together that you have recieved ,it sums up to nomatter what you have but what you do with it.It is fact that you do not use it you lose it.BELIEVE ME I KNOW. tHANKS FOR LISTENING.

  8. #98
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    Sasha sweetheart, I think if you sum up all the replies in this post, you'll realize that no matter what your IQ, we're all idiots at heart! :P

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    ...oh, and the most idiotic of them all are the ones who take themselves oh-so seriously!!!

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    serious people bug me. Everyone should find the irony in everything and then LAUGH IN IT'S FACE!!!! HA HA ........

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    Laughter is the best medicine!

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    Right Faulkner,
    and the medicine works intantly, whatever your IQ..

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    Sometimes, tho', I don't know whether to laugh or cry!? :huh:

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    They both work pretty well!

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    What a stimulating forum! Nice to find people talking about other than sport, weather, TV and celebs....

    And Sasha, I'd agree, use it or lose it! IQ is a one-dimensinal analysis of your 'intelligence', largely biased towards symbol handling. But we also have social, emotional, visual, etc intelligence.

    The number doesn't matter, ultimately, so much as finding what you are good at, what YOU enjoying doing, because it's only by being true to yourself that you have any hope of happiness and satisfaction in life. Your high IQ should make that easier, but honesty, integrity, and compassion (especially with yourself) will help a darn sight more.

    Don't lose heart if it all seems to be going wrong, they don't say 'life begins at forty for nothing'. It took me that long to sort out who and what I am, and I'm a Mensa-refusnik. (Sorry, the ego thing seems compulsory here)

    In all that time, I've boiled down life to two rules:

    1) Never run for the bus
    2) Never take a job you wouldn't do for fun alone

    and 2 is really a special case of 1...

    Good luck

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    could not have put it better myself MikeJ

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    How about some more from MikeJ ....

    .... he sounds oddly "normal", and nice with it.

    Come on MikeJ - challenge us! B)

  18. #108
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    oddly "normal"
    I like the choice of words there! :P

    In all that time, I've boiled down life to two rules:

    1) Never run for the bus
    2) Never take a job you wouldn't do for fun alone

    and 2 is really a special case of 1...
    There is something quite profound there, if you look carefully...

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    Oddly normal? .... hmmm

    normally odd, I'm afraid

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    There is something quite profound there, if you look carefully...
    ah, Jedi soon you be will

    :huh: ???

    sample my warped sense of humour: A little cartoon for Mars fans

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    Loved the cartoon MikeJ...

    And the Little Green Men ...

    The bounce of the "ball" would be unpredictable though .

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    Now that cartoon makes a lot of sense MikeJ!!!

    The bounce of the ball will be unpredictable to us but predictable for the little green fellas. Just an example of how one's environment has a major impact on the individual.

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    Anyone like to propose the rules of Martian footie given what we know about the game so far? I guess the three lobes would make for some interesting ballistics ... :P

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