world's smartest man

[Gunter S]

[P.A.R.T.Y]

This bouncer is taking life a little too seriously. According to his theory, we should: 1. breed selectively 2. Relinquish control of authority determined upon IQ 3. Consider those who are smarter than us as Gods.

[mojo]

duncical equilibrium

[Magi]

High IQ Society.

[Only_Glory]

wow extremely good find. everyone should spare 20 minutes of their lives to listen to all of this.

quoted from top..
"he says we should, Relinquish control of authority determined upon IQ"

of course that sounds bizzare, especially considering even the high IQ can be irrational, or sickly. But what he provided is possibly the most probable theory that can solve the world's immediate problems.

[Magi]

Originally Posted by Only_Glory

wow extremely good find. everyone should spare 20 minutes of their lives to listen to all of this.

quoted from top..
"he says we should, Relinquish control of authority determined upon IQ"

of course that sounds bizzare, especially considering even the high IQ can be irrational, or sickly. But what he provided is possibly the most probable theory that can solve the world's immediate problems.

Based on . . . ?

And just what is an 'immediate' problem?

I'm not trying to be an ass, I just don't see it.

[NinjaBoy]

Originally Posted by Only_Glory

wow extremely good find. everyone should spare 20 minutes of their lives to listen to all of this.

quoted from top..
"he says we should, Relinquish control of authority determined upon IQ"

of course that sounds bizzare, especially considering even the high IQ can be irrational, or sickly. But what he provided is possibly the most probable theory that can solve the world's immediate problems.

Wasn't there a simpsons epispode about this?

[Gunter S]

im a bigger fan of libertarianism

[thebobman]

Everybody knows that the real flash of humanity always happens either on the fringes of society or when the elite collide with the common. I'm not saying the lab has never produced anything useful, I'm just saying mankind benefits equally from the polar-opposite of the lab environment.