Can You Pass The World's Shortest IQ Test? *Answers posted after OP*

I only got one

But I know how to disarm nuclear weapons... Weeeee!

originally posted by: watchitburn
I only got one

But I know how to disarm nuclear weapons... Weeeee!

Somehow I think the latter counts a hell of a lot more.

a reply to: Kali74

I assumed number two was 'five machines' in an assembly line, not five individual machines. The question didn't specify.

From the question, we can determine it takes exactly 5 minutes for 1 widget machine to make 1 widget.

Do I get a prize?

3 for 3
2 minutes

a reply to: Kali74

I saw an interesting story at the site that you linked about hallucinogenic toad juice and its effect on minibrains grown in a lab.

Oh, and I answered all three questions correctly.

originally posted by: watchitburn
I only got one

But I know how to disarm nuclear weapons... Weeeee!

That could be useful.

Better than knowing how to build them.

a reply to: abago71

3/3
...but I didn't time myself.
(was pretty easy though)

a reply to: butcherguy

That's why I love science. I like my toads acid flavored.

i got all three in less than two minutes. i've also seen some variation of all three before. so... i'm a genius AND i have a great memory?

originally posted by: Kali74
a reply to: butcherguy

That's why I love science. I like my toads acid flavored.

It is pretty interesting... toad juice might hold the cure for a lot of brain ailments....
IFLS Toad juice on the Brain article

a reply to: Kali74



Well, for one there is no “passing” an IQ test.

Hmm, well played stupid test...well played.

1/3

a reply to: butcherguy

Thanks for the link!

Previous research has shown a hallucinogenic brew from the Amazon called ayahuasca to be an effective treatment for depression, addiction, and post-traumatic stress disorder, so the authors wanted to investigate how psychedelics affect the brain in order to produce these apparent healing effects.

Same with psilocybin btw, that seems to be the case with most hallucinogenics.
I found this while fooling around, somewhat related news:

when eight guests at a San Francisco dinner party mistook powdered '___' for coc aine and snorted the equivalent of several thousand doses of acid.

The Happy End

Let's just hope they're finished with the CIAs powder keg of bones and murder by now...

a reply to: Kali74

2/3 Missed the machine one.

a reply to: watchitburn
I got 2/3. But disarm a nuclear device, easy peasy, a doddle. I saw in in Goldfinger when he went to blow up Amanda Knox, you push the big switch up on the side of the box where all the wires comes out of. Oh, I meant Fort Knox.

I got all three wrong. All that proves is I'm underedumakated.

(thank God)

a reply to: Edumakated

But the bat could cost $0.03 and the ball $0.07.

a reply to: Kali74

Um dont lick the toad. The Beavis & Butthead method will ghost you. .

a reply to: PublicOpinion

I've read about Ayahuasca it's powerful stuff. One anecdotal had a guy out of commission for three days along with serious vomiting. However, he claims he had been in a very deep depression for years and came out 'cured'. It's just one story but people should research before jumping onto any miracles.

a reply to: PublicOpinion

Just a little more info:
If you are an Arizona resident, you can harvest six Colorado toads a day.... if you purchase a fishing license.... Provided that you don't intend to smoke their juice.