Here's the results of my psychology and sociology test from 1979

It was a test and application for Mensa

I was 16 years old and I even had an internship with the IRS Internal Revenue Service I had level 4 security clearance you couldn't get on the elevator without Security One Security 4 was locked door with no windows

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When I was 14 I solved a mathematical problem that was on the test for over 20 years I was the first one to do it I got a certificate from the school board from the state and I got to meet the governor they took pictures and everything

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When I was 17 I took my first IQ test at the UofM University of Minnesota , and my final test score was 146, I could have probably scored higher but towards the last end of the test I got sleepy

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The academic institution of MESNA was out of state and I didn't want to move there

I would usually question anybody posting anything online but your story is too much detail so I believe you hope you're doing okay

Well, your footnote is hilarious.
At least one thing you accomplished BRILLIANTLY.

Just reading your post and thread I think I gained some IQ points

Actually brilliance does not equal anything normal , took another test at that the University of Minnesota they hooked up my brain to a whole bunch of electro pads wires all that kind of stuff they said my brain activity was 12 times normal, overactive brain and a chemical imbalance in my brain, my mind and my brain does millions of calculations per second by the time I was 19 understood everything about astrophysics trust me you really get tired, on the average I only get 2 hours of sleep a day and that causes confusion but my brain keeps going

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How are you with your hands? Are you creative? Are you good at physical tasks?
Mental tiredness never quite gets the reset rest that it should, whereas the physically worn out tiredness gets a fine reset rest.

Wow

it's funny how do you bring that up you're not going to believe this but when I was trying to get a job at Honeywell you have to take a test I did a test work hand dexterity the the guy came around me because my hand stopped and I was done but everybody else was going he said that's a record

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If they hooked wires to your head, that’s called an EEG, which I happen to know a bit about since I’m R EEGT. Google it if you must. Normal activity os apps 10Hz, putting yours at 120Hz. The metabolism required to sustain that level of activity would deplete your energy stores and fry your brain in your skull. Nice try....you larped outside your knowledge base though....you may be smart, but you’re no genius.

Also I play five instruments all by ear I cannot read a note I can easily teach myself but I just love to play by ear and feel I have a 1978 Fender precision bass a 1972 Fender Stratocaster Olympic White I have a moog synthesizer and a Yamaha DX7

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I forgot my 1976 Gibson Les Paul ebony with humbucker pickups

The most interesting thread I ever read on glp

You are a solutionist. The world moves too slowly for you. Playing music is a great outlet for your racer brain, it gives the must needed solace that you require. As you only sleep a few hours at a time, you need to learn circular sleeping. That is when you wonder where the time went but done with deliberation.

I'm sorry but after reading through all this I got a headache I'm not saying I'm dumb I'm not saying I'm smart but that's a whole lot of information

Actually you are correct and right when I do play music I calm down a little bit and I just go with the tones and the notes

On both guitars bass and keyboards I really don't even look where I'm going I just play for what I hear and what I feel

I thought Rabbis always pose a threat.

Actually I was having a good night I was jumping on both keyboards bass guitar and lead guitar and everybody sat there and kept saying I was playing no for no and they just kept saying look at his hands his fingers are so fast

Actually I surprised my mom my brother and my uncle one time I played Prince Purple Rain note for note, I was only using a classic Jackson audio classic fuzz pedal

Those are some super great instruments especially the Moog

The Moog is a classic synthesizer of all time and I still love playing it Ashley thought about buying myself in alto saxophone never touch one never play one but I just thought it'd be fun but I thought no it might be too noisy for The Neighbors LOL

Playing fast is a solutionist trick to cover mistakes. The faster you play, the speed becomes the focus of attention and the impressionable listeners will smugnod their approval at bearing witness to such a fête.
Bravo!

The correct answer is you would kill the rabbit first with the Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch.

Were you drinking balmy fluid at the time?

MESNA, eh?