Couldn't you just have asked at the Mensa Mixer you supposedly attended?
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LOL
And just how would we go about looking up that old Mensa test score of yous?
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And just how would we go about looking up that old Mensa test score of yous?
Riiiiiight. And then you dropped out and became a roofer and moved into a motor home?
Something really bad must have happened to hit the wall like that.Ive never seen a bigger dumbass in my life who struggles so hard try to convince people he is intelligent.
In years past I would probably have laughed at your tax plan, but I actually see a lot of merit to it. In some sectors such as banking, it would prevent a lot of problems. We have learned that the only thing banks achieve through vast size is bigger CEO comp packages and bigger bailouts.
Critics would argue that it would put our companies at a disadvantage versus foreign competitors. Maybe in some industries such as auto manufacturing it would, but again, would we want to offer up GM and Chrysler as models of success?
Some would say it is unfair to penalize a company like Apple that grew through innovation, not mergers. Since Jobs passed away, what has Apple accomplished? Financial engineering mainly. Small ideas don't move the needle at a huge company so they get ignored. Sometimes those small ideas can get pretty big though. They just need the vision to fund them. You don't get that with a bunch of boardroom politicians running things.
I don't think they tell you. I'm probably wrong, but when I took it in the late 90s, I think they only sent me a "Congratulations, you've been accepted" letter.
The test is just an IQ test. Whatever IQ test variation is taken, applicants have to score higher than the "top 2%" threshold. I seem to recall there was an option to submit your SAT scores if they were high enough (like 1400+ on the old test). If they did, I had to take the test since I didn't qualify that route...
I only applied to see if I could pass the test. I later found out that the membership was as useful as paying to get listed in a Who's Who book.... Not very if you're egoless like me...
So bigzero has no idea what his score was? Assuming he even took the test in the first place. That's funny.
https://www.mensa.org/membership-benefits
So you're smart enough to join, but not smart enough to look up the benefits? LOL
He rode the short bus to his "mensa" meetings, the people in the special needs classes just didnt have it in them to tell him the real reason why he was "special."
Recovery Has Created Far More Low-Wage Jobs Than Better-Paid Ones
By ANNIE LOWREYAPRIL 27, 2014
"WASHINGTON â The deep recession wiped out primarily high-wage and middle-wage jobs. Yet the strongest employment growth during the sluggish recovery has been in low-wage work, at places like strip malls and fast-food restaurants.
"In essence, the poor economy has replaced good jobs with bad ones. That is the conclusion of a new report from the National Employment Law Project, a research and advocacy group, analyzing employment trends four years into the recovery.
âFast food is driving the bulk of the job growth at the low end â the job gains there are absolutely phenomenal,â said Michael Evangelist, the reportâs author. âIf this is the reality â if these jobs are here to stay and are going to be making up a considerable part of the economy â the question is, how do we make them better?â
"The report shows that total employment has finally surpassed its pre-recession level. âThe good news is weâre back to zero,â Mr. Evangelist said.
"But job losses and gains have been skewed. Higher-wage industries â like accounting and legal work â shed 3.6 million positions during the recession and have added only 2.6 million positions during the recovery. But lower-wage industries lost two million jobs, then added 3.8 million.
"With 10.5 million Americans still looking for work â the unemployment rate is 6.7 percent â employers feel no pressure to raise wages for those who are working. As a result, the average householdâs take-home pay has declined through the recession and the recovery to $51,017 in 2012 from $55,627 in 2007, after adjusting for inflation.
"With joblessness high and job gains concentrated in low-wage industries, hundreds of thousands of Americans have accepted positions that pay less than they used to make, in some cases, sliding out of the middle class and into the ranks of the working poor."
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I took a Mensa test many years ago. Not only "passed", got bonus credit (>100% score) for finishing in less than allotted time.
Attended a local chapter meeting after the test, but didn't join. Was negatively impressed... they appeared to be mostly pompous, arrogant, poorly-dressed school teachers/Leftist/Communists... who thought themselves "some kind of special".
So I'm not the only one who passed but didn't join. Let's see if the idiots Kotex boy and lukey lay it on scat. Of course they won't because they are partisian idiots with little ability for independent thinking. Go fuckyourselves.
And have a nice day.
