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11 June 06 - 10:01Other High IQ Societies

Searching around the web, it is amazing how many other high-iq societies exist. Mensa of course is the best known but there are well over a dozen with higher iq entry requirements. Mensa is 98th meaning only the top 2% get in while at the other end you need an IQ of 164 or more than 4.25 standard deviations from the normal. ( A standard deviation is a measure of spread- look it up on wikipedia. (more)

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