is that harmful for my future job opportunities?? what if a company wants to see my iq and they see 86? am i not able to do a lot of things?? i mean i like linux, i’ve programmed websites and stuff so i thought i had 130 or 120 iq!!! but oh well, what will happen?? now that i know my iq?? thank you!!
If you are in the states, it is a standard test, we do not do metric.
Why do you refuse to call it an imperial test? What are you hiding?
A “metric” is another word for something that is used as a way of measuring a specific object, task, quality/characteristic, or goal.
For instance, “what metric are you using to measure inteligence?” is asking what criteria are being used to evaluate the intelligence of a particular subject (whether that’s humans, animals, AI, etc.).
An IQ score is an example of a metric of intelligence, though there’s evidence to suggest that IQ is not a good metric of intelligence.
And in the states we don’t do metric, we do standard.
The word metric doesn’t always refer to the metric system… It has another entirely separate meaning.
It’s also not called “standard” in America, it’s called the imperial system.
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Is the joke that you’re an idiot?