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If they knew the people they would not be divulging ...Originally posted by xoggoth View PostJust occasionally there are people online one gives a damn about but I do wonder why some divulge details of their life on forums like this to a lot of people they don't really know.
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I think it's easier to let off steam to strangers. Just don't be tempted to substitute "advice" you get here for professional help!Originally posted by xoggoth View PostJust occasionally there are people online one gives a damn about but I do wonder why some divulge details of their life on forums like this to a lot of people they don't really know.
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Just occasionally there are people online one gives a damn about but I do wonder why some divulge details of their life on forums like this to a lot of people they don't really know.
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Great. So he's basically a moron:Originally posted by SueEllen View PostCretin!
Levine and Marks 1928 IQ classification
IQ Range ("ratio IQ") IQ Classification
175 of above Precocious
150–174 Very superior
125–149 Superior
115–124 Very bright
105–114 Bright
95–104 Average
85–94 Dull
75–84 Borderline (Agents)
50–74 Morons (Cretin)
25–49 Imbeciles (Australians)
0–24 Idiots (Daily Mail Readers)
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