Average IQ Per Board Chart

Average IQ Per board I.Q. (Intelligence Quotient) Research was carried out using a double-blind cross referenced test over a 6 month period. Users are identified by the board they visited the most, and do not count for multiple boards. Because of the precedence intelligence takes in the creation of formally logical arguments and opinions, users from boards with higher ratings can be said to 'group' lower users in discussions on refined topics where low intelligence levels could lead to biased and misinformed opinions. Such areas include but are not limited to: Religion, political opinion, racial and sexual differences, economics, wealth distribution, climate change, the definition of art, philosophy, and aesthetics. Please remember it is poor form to argue against scientific fact. You should always concede your point if talking to someone more intellectually privileged than yourself. If you hail from a board under the weighted average, please refrain from making posts about the above topics entirely. Double Digit Club Starting at /g/, discussion is possible Weighted Average (Membership is optional) Outliers (negigible)

A colorful bar chart ranks online message boards by supposed average IQ, with low scores in blue and red, a weighted average in the middle, and high-scoring outliers in green and purple. The joke satirizes internet-board tribalism and elitism by pretending that users from supposedly smarter communities are intellectually superior and should dominate discussions about serious topics. It is shared as an absurd reaction to online arguments, especially when mocking claims of intellectual hierarchy between forums. EN: A colorful bar chart ranks online message boards by supposed average IQ, with low scores in blue and red, a weighted average in the middle, and high-scoring outliers in green and purple. The joke satirizes internet-board tribalism and elitism by pretending that users from supposedly smarter communities are intellectually superior and should dominate discussions about serious topics. It is shared as an absurd reaction to online arguments, especially when mocking claims of intellectual hierarchy between forums.

• @gentoomemes / 13882 2024-10-07