[FlJoePa]

I have no idea what to make of this list as it makes not a whole lot of sense. Nonetheless, I post it here for you all to make even less sense of.

[KarlInOhio]

35. Athens, OH

Apparently one of the grading criteria is drinking in huge quantities. About the only things of note in Athens are Ohio University and the bars that serve it.

[unixfox]

Book smarts do not equate to common sense.

[afraidfortherepublic]

Most of those towns are college towns. I figure that they all have a population that has a lot of time on their hands to play games and work puzzles.

[ConservativeInPA]

My town is not listed. I think I will ease into this intellectual thing. I think I will move to #88 Trenton, NJ.

Opps, that's the reason why my town is not listed.

[left that other site]

49. Boston/Cambridge/Newton

So much for a Hahvahd Edumacation!

[txhurl]

Obviously written by an Aggie.

[Dilbert San Diego]

Whoever wrote this does not know the difference between a city and a metropolitan area. But we are supposed to overlook that and embrace the overall conclusion.

[Menehune56]

I see the City of Evil is in first place.

[gorush]

We need “No City Left Behind” legislation.

[catfish1957]

I say these are the 100 stupidist cities that are paying $10 a month for brain teaser games that they can find free all over the web.

PT Barnum smiles more and more every day.

[stayathomemom]

For all the colleges in California, it seems to be underrepresented as are some other fair weather states. I would suspect that making the list would have something to do with feeling somewhat housebound due to weather? Note that Houghton, MI is #20 on the list.

[Chode]

Bullsh!t!!! i work in ithaca, it's the smartest, God help us...

[Jemian]

#44 Auburn-Opelika, AL

HA! WAR EAGLE!

I did not see the other school’s town even mentioned. Of course.

[ansel12]

So the Aggies come in at 11, and UT doesn’t rate at all.

Aggies are going to love that.

[cripplecreek]

I live about 30 miles west of Ann Arbor.

Trust me, it ain’t that smart.

[RS_Rider]

“2. State College, PA”

The birth place of “climate change”

[Billthedrill]

My town is 29. I’m so ashamed.

[hinckley buzzard]

The great irony here is that these "brain-training games" have been empirically studied and found to be worthless. "Data Scientist" Daniel Steinberg is apparently unethically incompetent in his own self-defined field.

Ask yourself: why is it that Boston, home of Harvard, MIT, BU, BC, and Northeastern, is not listed in the top 100 cities?

[SC_Pete]

New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago and Washington DC did not even make the list! ROFLMAO

[bigbob]

But it does prove that the good Norwegians of Grand Forks are smarter than the eggheads of New Haven (which didn’t even make the list)....