Cage posted at 7:54PM Fri, 31 March 2017 - #4301047

Fair enough. Which is to say, I see your point. Umm.

Like fifteen years ago, my IQ was tested at 119. A decent, but not especially impressive intelligence. "I'm no Heifetz, but I get by."

Over the past couple of years, something has happened. I've shed maybe five, ten IQ points, in a functional sense. I can't express myself clearly, like I used to. It's harder to learn things, harder to teach myself. Freaky stuff, kind of troubling.

Which is the long away around to, "Dang! I'm explaining things like a two-day old baby roach, here! And by 'processed through', I mean 'opened into and then saved out of'. As in, you don't need to do anything to or with the figure, other than open and save. You don't need to activate subdividing morphs for the figure, in the scene, or at all. This just happens, in spite of you."

119 is still above average. Even with a drop it's above average. If you're feeling ill or tired, that can also take its toll. My father narrowly missed genius level on Mensa's testing because he was recovering from heart surgery at the time. Sadly, he never got to retake it.

Ain't gonna mention mine.

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