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This is one of the 12 best troll jobs I've ever seen on the Interwebs. Good job OP.lederhosen wrote:/threadNoodleyOne wrote:In my experience people who talk about how smart they are tend to not be very smart.
Just sayin'.
poor yet ultimately effective flame
This is pretty much my life in a nutsheBruceDenton wrote:From that site:
"High IQ people are greatly outnumbered by Average IQ people. Imagine an average IQ person, living alone, out numbered 100 to 1 by mentally retarded persons, that is what life is like for a high IQ person; greatly outnumbered by lower IQ people who run society, and often don't give high I.Q. persons half a chance."
Lol.
NoodleyOne wrote:In my experience people who talk about how smart they are tend to not be very smart.
Just sayin'.
What's wrong with you?MavEryck wrote:I'm reminded of a guy that once told me that he was the smartest guy that I had ever met. (btw, he was an RF engineer)
So, I was very quiet for a few moments and then asked him a question that would give him a chance to prove his brilliance to me.
I asked him how many digits of Pi he knew. This would show me the degree of accuracy of his calculations. (i.e. using 3.14 will not return the accuracy of using 3.14159)
For the love of God, please never post anything ever again.MavEryck wrote:I'm reminded of a guy that once told me that he was the smartest guy that I had ever met. (btw, he was an RF engineer)
So, I was very quiet for a few moments and then asked him a question that would give him a chance to prove his brilliance to me.
I asked him how many digits of Pi he knew. This would show me the degree of accuracy of his calculations. (i.e. using 3.14 will not return the accuracy of using 3.14159)
Of course, with him being the self-proclaimed "smartest guy that I had ever met" and an RF engineer, I assumed he would rattle off several digits of Pi. After he got to 3.14159... he started making up numbers until he got to about 20 decimal places.
He stood there with a smug look on his face. I could not contain my laughter!
When he asked me, "what's so funny?" I responded that he was making up a majority of the digits.
Then he asked, "how would YOU know?"
Unfortunately for him, he was not the "smartest guy that I had ever met."
I used to hang out with a group of "brainiacs" that would (accurately) recite 20 decimals of Pi, for fun. One of the things I learned from them was to perform calculations using 3.14159265358979323... from memory. I never did remember 20 decimals but I remembered enough of them to know this guy was full of B.S. when he started making up digits!
I love to hang out in groups of people where I'm the least intelligent of the bunch. I tend to learn quite a bit in situations like that. One thing I would never do is begin by telling any group of people how smart I am.
"We're each born with two ears and one mouth...to listen twice as much as we speak." (I stole this last line from someone wise...Confucius or some guy with grey hair)
I tend to believe the least intelligent person on this site is probably very intelligent... So, yes... I believe you (OP) are probably very intelligent.
Just sayin'.
TheRainMan wrote:For the love of God, please never post anything ever again.MavEryck wrote:I'm reminded of a guy that once told me that he was the smartest guy that I had ever met. (btw, he was an RF engineer)
So, I was very quiet for a few moments and then asked him a question that would give him a chance to prove his brilliance to me.
I asked him how many digits of Pi he knew. This would show me the degree of accuracy of his calculations. (i.e. using 3.14 will not return the accuracy of using 3.14159)
Of course, with him being the self-proclaimed "smartest guy that I had ever met" and an RF engineer, I assumed he would rattle off several digits of Pi. After he got to 3.14159... he started making up numbers until he got to about 20 decimal places.
He stood there with a smug look on his face. I could not contain my laughter!
When he asked me, "what's so funny?" I responded that he was making up a majority of the digits.
Then he asked, "how would YOU know?"
Unfortunately for him, he was not the "smartest guy that I had ever met."
I used to hang out with a group of "brainiacs" that would (accurately) recite 20 decimals of Pi, for fun. One of the things I learned from them was to perform calculations using 3.14159265358979323... from memory. I never did remember 20 decimals but I remembered enough of them to know this guy was full of B.S. when he started making up digits!
I love to hang out in groups of people where I'm the least intelligent of the bunch. I tend to learn quite a bit in situations like that. One thing I would never do is begin by telling any group of people how smart I am.
"We're each born with two ears and one mouth...to listen twice as much as we speak." (I stole this last line from someone wise...Confucius or some guy with grey hair)
I tend to believe the least intelligent person on this site is probably very intelligent... So, yes... I believe you (OP) are probably very intelligent.
Just sayin'.
How much do you charge for troll jobs? I can afford it.jgloster wrote:This is one of the 12 best troll jobs I've ever seen on the Interwebs. Good job OP.
And memorizing pi is by no means math.MavEryck wrote:Asking an RF engineer to recite digits of Pi is a valid question since he used the number in equations for his job.
Math is by no means the only measure of intelligence. However, if you know that a person using math to perform calculations in their work and they give you the wrong answer to Pi (especially an answer they made up) then they have definitely proved their lack of intelligence.
If he were in another line of work, I could've asked him countless other questions...
The point is that no one should be telling people how highly intelligent they view themselves as.
Jesus, you people are absolutely unbearable. Does this site award bonus points for jumping on the litigiousness bandwagon?ben4847 wrote:And memorizing pi is by no means math.MavEryck wrote:Asking an RF engineer to recite digits of Pi is a valid question since he used the number in equations for his job.
Math is by no means the only measure of intelligence. However, if you know that a person using math to perform calculations in their work and they give you the wrong answer to Pi (especially an answer they made up) then they have definitely proved their lack of intelligence.
If he were in another line of work, I could've asked him countless other questions...
The point is that no one should be telling people how highly intelligent they view themselves as.
Ever heard of a calculator?MavEryck wrote:Asking an RF engineer to recite digits of Pi is a valid question since he used the number in equations for his job.
Stop saying words.MavEryck wrote:Asking an RF engineer to recite digits of Pi is a valid question since he used the number in equations for his job.
Math is by no means the only measure of intelligence. However, if you know that a person using math to perform calculations in their work and they give you the wrong answer to Pi (especially an answer they made up) then they have definitely proved their lack of intelligence.
Oh, I bet you could have.If he were in another line of work, I could've asked him countless other questions...
Hey, now here is where we agree. But it sure makes for some funny ass threads.The point is that no one should be telling people how highly intelligent they view themselves as.
Reminds me of a girl I met. She was also a self-proclaimed genius and thought she was the most attractive person in the room to boot. The second time I met her she told me "Most people remember me because I'm so interesting." I thought she was joking but I quickly learned she was dead serious. Started talking about how she was going to be a Senator and how she tutored kids in math when she was younger. Then she brought up the fact that she was a strong believer in Astrology and I couldn't help but be reminded of Dunning-Kruger. She did something like what you did to me (even though I didn't claim to be a genius or even intelligent, I think she just wanted to show she was smarter than me), she started rattling off a theatre-major's vocab list and seeing if I knew what they meant lol.MavEryck wrote:I'm reminded of a guy that once told me that he was the smartest guy that I had ever met. (btw, he was an RF engineer)
So, I was very quiet for a few moments and then asked him a question that would give him a chance to prove his brilliance to me.
I asked him how many digits of Pi he knew. This would show me the degree of accuracy of his calculations. (i.e. using 3.14 will not return the accuracy of using 3.14159)
Of course, with him being the self-proclaimed "smartest guy that I had ever met" and an RF engineer, I assumed he would rattle off several digits of Pi. After he got to 3.14159... he started making up numbers until he got to about 20 decimal places.
He stood there with a smug look on his face. I could not contain my laughter!
When he asked me, "what's so funny?" I responded that he was making up a majority of the digits.
Then he asked, "how would YOU know?"
Unfortunately for him, he was not the "smartest guy that I had ever met."
I used to hang out with a group of "brainiacs" that would (accurately) recite 20 decimals of Pi, for fun. One of the things I learned from them was to perform calculations using 3.14159265358979323... from memory. I never did remember 20 decimals but I remembered enough of them to know this guy was full of B.S. when he started making up digits!
I love to hang out in groups of people where I'm the least intelligent of the bunch. I tend to learn quite a bit in situations like that. One thing I would never do is begin by telling any group of people how smart I am.
"We're each born with two ears and one mouth...to listen twice as much as we speak." (I stole this last line from someone wise...Confucius or some guy with grey hair)
I tend to believe the least intelligent person on this site is probably very intelligent... So, yes... I believe you (OP) are probably very intelligent.
Just sayin'.
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"But mommy says I'm special."ajaxconstructions wrote:Mid 150s after studying is 100% certain proof that you are not intelligent.