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It's like he's watching a hentai ?

Why the long face? :D

@@PapaFlammy69 But why did you learn Italian especially for that?

SUS face

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Yeah, if it was in america they'd both sue each other and act like a karen.

In america the civilized dialog starts with a letter with the court appearing date lol

There are situations where it could look different :D but they’re two intellectuals

Frankly I think they deserve to be sued imo

But it aint positive either so

But still not negative

Just take the limit of f(x) = -|x| as x --> 0 from below.

@@mrpie3055 Still 0 lol

@@luisbelgois2102 0 as a number is null, so it is unsigned: neither positive nor negative. "Positive" and "negative" in standard definition are meant in the _strict_ sense (i.e. strictly positive, > 0, or strictly negative, < 0). But let us refer to 0 as a limit. For example, let us compare f(x) = |x| and g(x) = 1/x. Both functions f and g are continuous at every point of their domains but they are both not differentiable at x=0, even though 0 is in the domain of f and 0 is not in the domain of g (since 1/0 is undefined) so, unlike f, it follows that g has a vertical asymptote at x=0. Even though g is divergent as x-->0, its divergent behaviour as x-->0 from x>0 is different to that as x-->0 from x0. However, it is still nonetheless useful to explore in f the limit as x-->0 from above and below anyways, by expressing f as a piecewise function, because it enables us to prove mathematically that f is not differentiable at x=0. My point is that although 0 is neither positive nor negative, the direction from which x-->0 in f and g affects its shape, occupied quadrant and direction of convergence or divergence. This is informative of their behaviour and allows us to compare them rigorously, which can furthermore allow us to interpret "positivity" or "negativity" at the point x=0. It might therefore be convenient to treat x-->0 from above as +0 and x-->0 from below as -0.

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yeah for me Mensa is the food cantine, not the IQ stuff.

woah ur profile picture is the same as the cover photo for the yt vid for the song Lover's End Part III: Skeleftea Seranade by Moon Safari

I didn’t know that , I just knew that Mensa in Spanish is the feminine term for calling a person dumb . Menso also exists as the masculinity term for males .

???: reading the comments while listening to papa's secsy voice

Yet

Would be nice to have 0 likes and a lot of dislikes. Jk

∞ likes / -∞ dislikes

@@user-lc6jq1hi1r That would be 0 and not ' not defined' unless you are taking the ratio as Dislike to Like meaning Dislike:Like or Dislike/Like.... Usually we take the like dislike ratio as Like/Dislike or Like:Dislike

lmao

My thoughts exactly. Being able to manipulate some symbols and compute the next number in a sequence is not the same as having a useful intelligence.

@@paulm5441 They seem like cerebral narcissism and they do stuff like that when you treathen their imaginary superior self and compete with them and they see everything like the most original and geniuses of world.

Dont confuse intelligence woth social skills :D

@@Lomv400 social skill is a kind of intelligence. Inter-personal intelligence.

@@victorscarpes We need a MENSA equivalent for EQ instead of IQ

IQ is a very good measurement of intelligence but it’s not the ONLY measure of it. The case being made with regards to an educational background artificially lowering your score is entirely absurd because it’s supposed to be a non discriminatory test designed to accurately assess your level of intelligence irrespective of your background- at least for culture fair IQ tests. Your point about education level correlating with IQ scores is beyond valid- it explains also why IQs in developed countries on average FAR outstrip that of underdeveloped ones. This whole debacle against the gentleman in the KZfaq video was utterly absurd. I’m glad everything was sorted.

Wasn't his IQ score *lowered* due to his higher educstion?

​@fuseteam even if they adjust it based on formal education level the fact that they have to do that proves that either, education raises your iq, or that it artificially does so. What about a person that is well read and studies at home? Or children that are raised in a well educated family with these types of puzzles and challenges discussed or about the home? This would give them a higher score against others who are not raised in the same environment.

Yeah doesn't make sense to correct for what you're trying to measure. IQ is about current intelligence not potential for intelligence or anything.

I still think it makes sense to an extent. Maybe not the formal education thing, but if you study mathematics you are likely to be experience to patterns that may appear on that test. Since you memorized the pattern you would already know the answer without actually thinking about, while someone in a different line of work might not have the same pattern recognized requiring them to think deeply about it, and may not get the correct answer. I think the score you get after the point decrease due to your degree, is probably the very least your score could be, since I think they just cut out some parts of the test that you might have memorized. Sorry if this is long.

@@MrCmon113 oh no, you don't think potential intelligence correlates extremely well with current intelligence

The purpose of IQ tests was to spot development problems in young children. It's pointless outside of that. An IQ of 200 means you are functioning at twice your mental age. This might be meaningful at 6 years old, but if you are 50, that would be a mental age of 100, at which most people are dead. MENSA is obviously a club for people without basic reasoning skills, and no understanding of tests or education.

@@ernststravoblofeld I dont think your argument is a good one, even if you are functionung at that mental age you have the advantage of being younger than 100. Also, I think that the way of seeing iq as this : (m/a)100 where m is mental age and a is real age has been disproven and considered to be oversimplified. I may have to do research on that. The tests it self studies basic reasoning, I dont really see what's wrong with that, people with an above average intelligence typically do have differences in understanding the world around them and may feel lonely. Mensa is a way of finding people like them. There is nothing inherently wrong with this, and the argument that is tests were originally meant to be used for children is silly. Much of the technology in our everyday lives have had a different use entirely, but the use has been repurposed.

just noticed that. Can´t get over it

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@@PapaFlammy69 But why did you learn Italian especially for that?

IQ is specifically meant to measure something independent of your ability to study directly the material tested. Being able to study for the IQ test would flood Mensa with strong studiers, which would devalue the organization for the people it's targeting. GRE and SAT, on the other hand, don't gate some exclusive society. Instead, they can profit off of selling study materials and multiple attempts at the tests, because higher success rates don't hurt them in any way. Keep in mind that all of these tests are owned by *private* companies, so they all have full reign on how their protected information is released.

@@alxjones Well, there is no form to measure intelligence. That exam is just a compendium of logic problems. A person like a mathematician solve that kind of problems every day, so their brain has developed certain strategies to deal with it (by practice). Same a musician with music. Writers with phrases. Engeeners with spacial comprehension. Yes there are genius in the word but a pretentious company that pretend to sell certificates of intelligence based in an arbitrary test designed by them sounds to me like a scam.

@@yaelciprianmorales iq test is not logic problems it is pattern recognition. many great mathematicians are far from the highest iq's and even never did well in mathematics in college or school.

@@alxjones That's the issue with IQ tests. They don't measure "intelligence" in the sense that we think they do. That's the whole debate around IQ tests in general. Some people grow up in environments where certain types of thinking are conditioned into the child, thereby giving them a major advantage when growing up. It's the reason why we have the Flynn Effect-our modern way of living causes us to think differently from previous generations, making us "smarter" than them. To actually measure "intelligence", raw intelligence, you'd have to do different tests that are independent of cognitive conditioning.

@@alxjones but intelligence is not rigid

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@Mourad arkjid but i want to study multidimension reimanian topology

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Nice

Sí, it's ironic jajajajaj

That's just a funny story someone made up. It's not true, although Mensa is starting to mean "stupid" in English, through common usage. 😎

​@@ernststravoblofeld Not at all, it's not just a funny story, spanish is my first language and, although it's not used in Spain in most Latin American countries we use the words "menso" and "mensa" to refer to someone stupid XD

@@leomorris420 Interesting. I've never found it in a dictionary, and I've looked... But usage is usage.

nah

@@PapaFlammy69 crap... if only I have a good memory. I just watched it two weeks ago! xD

I'm also trying to remember, but it was too long ago when I watched it, crap

@@xyon9090 I think it was something related to memory test . They had to match something with something or there was also another part where they had to keep some information in their head for some minute's and write down later , I watched the video a few months ago so I don't remember much.

Hmm

in der Tat :p

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@@PapaFlammy69I knew it because I memorized your videos ;)

Soyuz never see me

It was infuriating and heart-warming at the same time

Yasssssssss :)

Idk im not funny enough to comment😓

Confused ending: he wants to go to an engineering college all of a sudden?...?....???

Grindset Ending: Sigma guy went straight to top meeting of Mensa officials and destroyed them with facts and logic. Most likely the collapse of Mensa will be anounced in a couple of days.

Secret ending: Mensa forced him to join FBI for compensation and now he is spying *fellow mathematicians*

Surprise ending : "and after we sorted everything out they offered me a deal and that's why this video is sponsored by Mensa, you can click the link in the description to get a 6.9% discount to get your IQ value of choice next time you take the test!"

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*He's uploading the same time that I do

Apparently not a single member of staff in the British Mensa qualifies for Mensa

@@nitroh7745 they probably inflate their results

Yes, but it shouldn t come to this in the first place. They could have just ignored it but no, apparently they have enough time on their hands to harass the guy about a harmless video. Sound like people who need a hobby to me.

@@everlastingideas8625 Perhaps they don't get Pornhub.

Lawyers are costly and civil suits are annoying and time consuming

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😁 welcome!

@@DocBree13 Thanks. That was quite a few years ago. I've moved to Tennessee and it appears that I've landed in a low activity chapter. I may hook up with another chapter.

@@joewoodchuck3824 that’s a shame. I’ve never really been involved, but I’m disabled and can’t work now - have become quite isolated, so I just renewed my membership a few days ago and there are quite a few online groups, etc., plus multiple daily games on the website (suduko, crossword, etc). I’m hoping to connect with some people locally via my local chapter. Good luck! :)

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yup! :)

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mah twin

*Insert gif of SpongeBob waving his hands with sparkles spelling out a single word* Content.

crippled flammy 3:

BTW love you(/r) videos

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It’s not fine. He didn’t tell any specific details. No examples of particular tasks, yet they basically threaten to sue him.

@@Wonders_of_Reality They are stupid then. Copyrights were not broken and there's no case. Their luck he is a nice guy willing to cut out part of the video bothering them

probably lower

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