What is the average IQ of a Bernie supporter?

[SwimExpert]

Just off the top of my head, Bobby Fisher can't safely walk across the street alone.

If you're trying to insinuate death threats, that has nothing to do with the subject here.

Hitler, Pol Pot - all high IQ.
If you want a link, start using that high IQ of yours to start learning things even I know.

Again....

Even if we assume your claim that either man was a high IQ individual (there is no evidence of such), you are making a complaint about morality. That has nothing to do with the subject at hand.

You just validated my point, Mr High IQ. IQ does not relate to wisdom.

Actually, you're copping out. You lack a rational point. It's bad enough when someone makes an irrational argument. But you're actually trying to use admitted lower intelligence as a validation. Absurd.

 

[Weatherman2020]

Just off the top of my head, Bobby Fisher can't safely walk across the street alone.

If you're trying to insinuate death threats, that has nothing to do with the subject here.

Hitler, Pol Pot - all high IQ.
If you want a link, start using that high IQ of yours to start learning things even I know.

Again....

Even if we assume your claim that either man was a high IQ individual (there is no evidence of such), you are making a complaint about morality. That has nothing to do with the subject at hand.

You just validated my point, Mr High IQ. IQ does not relate to wisdom.

Actually, you're copping out. You lack a rational point. It's bad enough when someone makes an irrational argument. But you're actually trying to use admitted lower intelligence as a validation. Absurd.

If you can't grasp the basic concept that IQ and wisdom are two seperate things, there is little I can add to the discussion, Mr High IQ.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Just off the top of my head, Bobby Fisher can't safely walk across the street alone.

If you're trying to insinuate death threats, that has nothing to do with the subject here.

Hitler, Pol Pot - all high IQ.
If you want a link, start using that high IQ of yours to start learning things even I know.

Again....

Even if we assume your claim that either man was a high IQ individual (there is no evidence of such), you are making a complaint about morality. That has nothing to do with the subject at hand.

You just validated my point, Mr High IQ. IQ does not relate to wisdom.

Actually, you're copping out. You lack a rational point. It's bad enough when someone makes an irrational argument. But you're actually trying to use admitted lower intelligence as a validation. Absurd.

If you can't grasp the basic concept that IQ and wisdom are two seperate things, there is little I can add to the discussion, Mr High IQ.

You can have an IQ of 200 and know everything there is to know about electricity but if you don't have the common sense and wisdom to not stick your finger in an electrical socket you're going to discover the difference between intelligence and common sense

 

[LogikAndReazon]

"Universal Basic Income"....... Lmfao

The little f---ing communists are OWED !!!

 

[SwimExpert]

If you can't grasp the basic concept that IQ and wisdom are two seperate things, there is little I can add to the discussion, Mr High IQ.

Actually, you are the one who can't grasp the fact that I don't reject a distinction between the two. The bigger problem here is that you don't seem to actually know what wisdom is. You seem to be making a similar false equivalence as sassy, by equating it to common "sense."

 

[Weatherman2020]

If you can't grasp the basic concept that IQ and wisdom are two seperate things, there is little I can add to the discussion, Mr High IQ.

Actually, you are the one who can't grasp the fact that I don't reject a distinction between the two. The bigger problem here is that you don't seem to actually know what wisdom is. You seem to be making a similar false equivalence as sassy, by equating it to common "sense."

I guess we can add high IQ and memory retention are two seperate things as well.

In fact, wisdom and IQ are positively correlated.

 

[JimBowie1958]

"Universal Basic Income"....... Lmfao

The little f---ing communists are OWED !!!

You are being an idiot.

The millions of jobless Americans are not greedy little communists looking for a hand out, moron.

 

[dannyboys]

Someone can have an astronomical IQ but if they lack common sense they are fugged.

Yep, too many falsely equate IQ with wisdom.

Yup. How many LIBs on this forum have repeatedly claimed that LIBs are "better educated" than REPs?
Spending a few years in a Liberal Indoctrination Center AKA college, borrowing 80K to learn how medieval footwear affected the course of civilisation in Hampshire isn't very fucking "smart".

Maybe you can refer me to the person who spent $80K on the medieval footwear degree. I have a few questions for them.

Google
Go look for yourself.
There are hundreds/thousands of college/university 'medieval studies' courses available.
I suggest more than one stupid LIB fucking idiot wrote their thesis on fucking medieval footwear.
Now these idiots can explain the history of fucking medieval footwear to their fellow Starbucks employees.

 

[SwimExpert]

If you can't grasp the basic concept that IQ and wisdom are two seperate things, there is little I can add to the discussion, Mr High IQ.

Actually, you are the one who can't grasp the fact that I don't reject a distinction between the two. The bigger problem here is that you don't seem to actually know what wisdom is. You seem to be making a similar false equivalence as sassy, by equating it to common "sense."

I guess we can add high IQ and memory retention are two seperate things as well.

In fact, wisdom and IQ are positively correlated.

So you can't understand the difference between two things that are positively correlated and two things that are equivalent? Get back to me when you grow some IQ.

 

[Fair&Balanced]

Math seems hard for Bernie supporters. Hard to believe I know.

Math Is Hard for Sanders Supporters | The American Spectator

Seventy years ago, George Orwell explained why so many bad ideas are unquestioningly accepted and advocated by the left: “At any given moment there is an orthodoxy, a body of ideas which it is assumed that all right-thinking people will accept without question. It is not exactly forbidden to say this, that or the other, but it is ‘not done’ to say it.” This is precisely why the Urban Institute (UI) is under attack from Bernie Sanders supporters and other progressives. The left-of-center think tank recently released a study that says the unsayable — Medicare for All is an unaffordable fantasy.
Medicare for All is the single-payer health care system that most progressives support as a replacement for Obamacare. Sanders, the Vermont senator who is ostensibly running against Hillary Clinton for the Democrat presidential nomination, has made it the centerpiece of his campaign. His website assures us that “Bernie’s plan” will save the country $6 trillion over the next ten years, but UI committed the sin of checking the math, and the study’s authors are not feeling the Bern: “[N]ational health expenditures would increase … by 6.6 trillion (16.6 percent) between 2017 and 2026.”
And this is just a drop in the bucket compared to how much it will increase thegovernment’s health spending:

As dumb as Bernie supporters are , even they have figured out that Hillary is a POS who never saw a lie she wouldn't tell.
Making them infinitely smarter than Hillary supporters.

 

[Weatherman2020]

If you can't grasp the basic concept that IQ and wisdom are two seperate things, there is little I can add to the discussion, Mr High IQ.

Actually, you are the one who can't grasp the fact that I don't reject a distinction between the two. The bigger problem here is that you don't seem to actually know what wisdom is. You seem to be making a similar false equivalence as sassy, by equating it to common "sense."

I guess we can add high IQ and memory retention are two seperate things as well.

In fact, wisdom and IQ are positively correlated.

So you can't understand the difference between two things that are positively correlated and two things that are equivalent? Get back to me when you grow some IQ.

 

[Weatherman2020]

Someone can have an astronomical IQ but if they lack common sense they are fugged.

Yep, too many falsely equate IQ with wisdom.

Yup. How many LIBs on this forum have repeatedly claimed that LIBs are "better educated" than REPs?
Spending a few years in a Liberal Indoctrination Center AKA college, borrowing 80K to learn how medieval footwear affected the course of civilisation in Hampshire isn't very fucking "smart".

Maybe you can refer me to the person who spent $80K on the medieval footwear degree. I have a few questions for them.

Google
Go look for yourself.
There are hundreds/thousands of college/university 'medieval studies' courses available.
I suggest more than one stupid LIB fucking idiot wrote their thesis on fucking medieval footwear.
Now these idiots can explain the history of fucking medieval footwear to their fellow Starbucks employees.

1. Harry Potter: Literary Tradition and Popular Culture
Otis College of Art and Design

Somehow, J.K. Rowling’s series made reading fun again and this course wants to discover why. Through the examination of popular culture, the story themes and book structures, find out the roots behind the Harry Potter craze and, likely, become a Potter fan as well.

2. Philosophy and Star Trek
Georgetown University

This course gives students the opportunity to use class as an excuse to watch Star Trek. No joke. Then, they get to analyze it repeatedly in class by applying themes to major philosophical questions that have to do with time, reality, a person’s identity and free will–all of which may or may not exist.

3. Tattoos in American Popular Culture
Pitzer College

If you’re a fan of unique ink, look no further. This course examines American tattoo culture and its roots, exploring how the popular culture of cool ink has developed into a sub-culture over the years and how it relates to race, class, gender and sexuality.

4. Lady Gaga and the Sociology of Fame
University of South-Carolina Columbia

Fascinated with The Fame Monster? Students who have taken this course could pinpoint why. The focus of the course is “to unravel some of the sociologically relevant dimensions of the fame of Lady Gaga.”

For die-hard fans thinking this course is the answer to all their prayers, don’t transfer schools quite yet.

The syllabus clearly spells out that it’s “not a course in Lady Gaga but in sociology; and it is not a course about Lady Gaga as much as about the culture of the fame as exemplified by the career of Lady Gaga. There will be no PowerPoint presentations in this class nor any music or videos.” Sounds riveting. Thanks, but we’d rather attend ArtRave: The Artpop Ball.

5. The Art of Walking
Centre College

You walk anyway, so why not get course credit for it? The course touches upon walking as a lost form of transportation that has fallen behind automobiles and other faster methods of transport.

Since it’s part of the study abroad curriculum, you get to do so while exploring awesome countries. Students will follow lesson plans based around walking and its relation to beauty and art in the new areas around them.

6. The Hunger Games: Class, Politics and Marketing
American University

Using the hugely popular Hunger Games trilogy as a case study, this course covers important topics like (but not limited to) oppression, poverty, feminism and how they relate to class, politics ethics, social media and marketing.

7. How to Win a Beauty Pageant
Oberlin College

“How to Win a Beauty Pageant: Race, Gender, Culture, and U.S. National Identity,” the full title of the course, explains it a little better.

The class focuses on the history of beauty pageants, beginning in the 1920s through modern day, dissecting the aspects to better understand the roles of race, gender, class, sexuality and nation, according to the syllabus. The students in the class also have the opportunity to attend a beauty pageant and apply the aspects they’ve learned throughout the course.

8. Japanese Swordsmanship
The George Washington University


We’re not entirely sure what this course entails but, if it’s anything like its title, it is going to be nothing short of spectacular. And, since it’s classified as an “Exercise and Nutrition Science Course,” it’s likely hands on. Even better – who doesn’t need that on their resume?

9. Gossip
Cornell University

Believe it or not, this is a graduate course at Cornell, though the title may be misleading. The course focuses on the work of theorists and authors like Sedgwick, Freud and Kierkegaard rather than looking at gossip published by magazines like US Weekly or gossip queens like Perez Hilton.

10. Zombies in Popular Media
Columbia College-Chicago

Whether you’re a zombie fanatic or just looking to be prepared for the zombie apocalypse, this course sounds pretty amazing. Seriously, what other course can you get credit for reading zombie lit and comics, watching zombie flicks and talking about them with your buddies afterwards? It sounds like a Friday night. Get credit while you can.

11. Feminist Perspectives: Politicizing Beyoncé
Rutgers University

This course attempts to challenge what you know about Beyoncé Knowles-Carter and place her in several other boxes in addition to the many she already dominates as singer, songwriter, actress, designer, etc.

The course positions her as a black feminist, political figure and discusses her music in terms of impacting social change.

12. Create Your Own Religion
Alfred University

Using the text by Daniele Bolelli, “Create Your Own Religion: A How-To Book Without Instructions,” this course allows students to explore, question and develop one’s own beliefs without pressure or judgment.
25 EPIC College Courses

 

[SwimExpert]

You can have an IQ of 200 and know everything there is to know about electricity but if you don't have the common sense and wisdom to not stick your finger in an electrical socket you're going to discover the difference between intelligence and common sense

First of all, an IQ of 200 is basically a myth. IQ tests score on scales with maximum scores. Usually this is 160.

Moving on, you demonstrate your comment about electrical sockets underscores your complete lack of understanding of intelligence, common sense, and your folly of common "sense." You are mashing together intelligence, knowledge, and behavior and attempting to incorporate all of them into one phenomenon.

 

[SwimExpert]

If you can't grasp the basic concept that IQ and wisdom are two seperate things, there is little I can add to the discussion, Mr High IQ.

Actually, you are the one who can't grasp the fact that I don't reject a distinction between the two. The bigger problem here is that you don't seem to actually know what wisdom is. You seem to be making a similar false equivalence as sassy, by equating it to common "sense."

I guess we can add high IQ and memory retention are two seperate things as well.

In fact, wisdom and IQ are positively correlated.

So you can't understand the difference between two things that are positively correlated and two things that are equivalent? Get back to me when you grow some IQ.

Ah, so you've discovered your folly.

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

The problem most conservatives have is not with mathematics but in algebraic projection.

It is as if they have never plotted a graph and extended it to a point in time on the X axis.

Figure this out;

A) jobs are being destroyed by the robotics revolution.

B) We live in a democratic Republic

C) as enough jobs are destroyed so that more and more Americans feel like they cannot survive in a purely capitalist system any more, what will they do?

Starve or vote for more and more socialism?

We need to manage this trend by getting ahead of it and putting in place workable solutions ahead of time instead of laughing it all off as 'lazy people wanting free shit'.

If you think that is the case, you dont know what the fuck you are talking about.

The jobs that are being replaced by robots are manufacturing & low skill jobs.

The solution isn't to change the entire country dumbass. The solution is to change your career.

 

[Weatherman2020]

You can have an IQ of 200 and know everything there is to know about electricity but if you don't have the common sense and wisdom to not stick your finger in an electrical socket you're going to discover the difference between intelligence and common sense

First of all, an IQ of 200 is basically a myth. IQ tests score on scales with maximum scores. Usually this is 160.

Moving on, you demonstrate your comment about electrical sockets underscores your complete lack of understanding of intelligence, common sense, and your folly of common "sense." You are mashing together intelligence, knowledge, and behavior and attempting to incorporate all of them into one phenomenon.

Mr High IQ doesn't understand what wisdom is.
Point validated.

 

[SwimExpert]

The jobs that are being replaced by robots are manufacturing & low skill jobs.

The solution isn't to change the entire country dumbass. The solution is to change your career.

That's true for the most part. But there are definitely changes that our country should embrace, to help ensure that we are well equipped to move forward into the AI age.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

You can have an IQ of 200 and know everything there is to know about electricity but if you don't have the common sense and wisdom to not stick your finger in an electrical socket you're going to discover the difference between intelligence and common sense

First of all, an IQ of 200 is basically a myth. IQ tests score on scales with maximum scores. Usually this is 160.

Moving on, you demonstrate your comment about electrical sockets underscores your complete lack of understanding of intelligence, common sense, and your folly of common "sense." You are mashing together intelligence, knowledge, and behavior and attempting to incorporate all of them into one phenomenon.

Just admit you don't have the first fucking clue what the fuck you're babbling about. Intelligence and common sense/wisdom are two entirely different things

 

[Weatherman2020]

The problem most conservatives have is not with mathematics but in algebraic projection.

It is as if they have never plotted a graph and extended it to a point in time on the X axis.

Figure this out;

A) jobs are being destroyed by the robotics revolution.

B) We live in a democratic Republic

C) as enough jobs are destroyed so that more and more Americans feel like they cannot survive in a purely capitalist system any more, what will they do?

Starve or vote for more and more socialism?

We need to manage this trend by getting ahead of it and putting in place workable solutions ahead of time instead of laughing it all off as 'lazy people wanting free shit'.

If you think that is the case, you dont know what the fuck you are talking about.

The jobs that are being replaced by robots are manufacturing & low skill jobs.

The solution isn't to change the entire country dumbass. The solution is to change your career.

Any ideas what are the good jobs of the future in America?
Computer and software are all exported.
Immigrants are brought in under work visas for high tech jobs.
Engineering is exported.
Medical profession is crumbling.

Lawyers maybe, but they are already dime a dozen.

 

[JimBowie1958]

The jobs that are being replaced by robots are manufacturing & low skill jobs.

False.

Advanced AI will be replacing everything from doctors and lawyers to track drivers to software engineers.

The solution isn't to change the entire country dumbass. The solution is to change your career.

False.

There will not be a career left unscathed.

You are inventing a fantasy that makes you feel better and calling it reality, dude.