Picture the graphic equalizer on your stereo. When you have the music sounding just right, some bars will be up, some will be down, and some will be hovering around the middle. My Intelligence Equalizer (I.E.) works much the same way, except in this case the music sounds better when you have more bars near the top. I can rate any individual’s Intelligence using this simple system, according to my own likes and dislikes of course. 3 out of 5 is not bad, 4 out of 5 is impressive, and 5 out of 5 is a little intimidating. Conversely, 2’s out of 5 are a waste of time, 1’s are the living dead, and 0’s are the peanut allergy of the Intelligence spectrum. They don’t have a chance.
Some of you may wonder at my leaving out Fact Retention, Book Smarts, or University Degree, but I did so for good reason. They all fall under the same category, and do not denote Intelligence. All these prove is that you have a Good Memory. That does not factor on the Intelligence Equalizer. I usually can’t remember what I had for breakfast (usually because it’s nothing), but I can cross a street without somebody having to pull me back out of traffic on every corner, something a certain University Graduate I know is guilty of. If you're relying solely on a Good Memory to get you through life, without any real I.E. worthy statistics, you might as well have a peanut allergy.
The following is a rough example of what the Intelligence Equalizer might look like, and I keyed in my own statistics to show you what’s possible.

2 comments:
Guy, I think the common sense meter is obviously broken :P
You "think" it's "obvious?" Come on The Duke, you should "know" better than "that."
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