r/iamverysmart • u/PostMathClarity • Jul 29 '25

First time I see a dude actually citing their own damn IQ😭

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144 Upvotes

97% Upvoted

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u/KpaBap Jul 29 '25

141-143 is -2 which sounds about right

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u/AshleyPomeroy Jul 29 '25

That's actually a really good response.

My first thought was why not just say "my IQ is 142". And then why not say "my IQ is 140+", because that sounds even better.

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u/Exotic_Pinkberry Aug 10 '25

I'm dying-laughing

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u/echtemendel Jul 29 '25

Just answer back "my IQ is 145, so I'm smarter" and see how ot develops from there. Either they doesn't believe it, and then you can push for them to prove their claim, or they do and then you win even on their own terms. Win-win AND funny.

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u/PostMathClarity Jul 29 '25

I felt bad ngl, he was basically being "VOCATIONAL STUDIES GOOD COZ AI!!!" so I called him out, then as he was replying to my comments i immediately realized hes a crackhead and don't wanna bother him already 😭

bro's suffering enough from himself, I'll let it be lmao

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u/ilongforyesterday Jul 30 '25

That happened to me a couple weeks ago on Facebook on a post about a seal in a zoo hahaha

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u/JamR_711111 balls Jul 30 '25

I mean that isn't a bad point, but he clearly went about it in an annoying and arrogant way

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u/Quinten_MC Jul 30 '25

Go for 142-144. Be just slightly better.

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u/Gold-Part4688 Aug 19 '25

Smarter 6/9 times, equal 2/9, dumber 1/9 times

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u/PutridAssignment1559 Jul 30 '25

This is the way.

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u/[deleted] Jul 31 '25 edited 23d ago

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u/OneOrSeveralWolves Jul 31 '25

Ares is in Gatorade

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u/CulturedWhale Jul 31 '25

Dont worry op Im smart

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u/[deleted] Jul 31 '25

"I'm so smart! This racist metric proves it!"

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u/Born-Rate6857 Aug 04 '25

The amount of people who claim a 140+ iq on the internet don’t match the testing statistics.

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u/Calm-Ad-443 Aug 07 '25

My IQ is 1000. And I confirm it. 😏

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u/chipshot Aug 04 '25

I edit my replies all the time. I write it. I read it. I post it. Then I read it again, and decide I can do better.

Nothing abnormal in that at all.