[July 4th]

I think it can be roughly done, particularly from older tests when the questions were more geared towards reasoning than knowledge. Even the analogies questions are being removed from the modern SAT, and those are very similar to questions used on some IQ tests.

But yes, the LSAT is a much better exam for that sort of thing. A high enough LSAT score will qualify you for Mensa, as the LSAT is mostly a reasoning-based test. (The logic games are a b-tch.) An old SAT score can also qualify you for Mensa.

http://www.us.mensa.org/join_mensa/testscores.php3

[Johnnyboy2000]

This is idiotic.

[devolve]

Correct

MENSA accepts a variety of older tests and scores -

Based on GW Bush's college reputation as "Data Boy" I would place his IQ in the middle 150s or higher.

Jack Kennedy's IQ was 119


President Bush is result oriented


John Kerry takes credit for other's accomplishments and actions and his own fairy tales -

Recent examples are the posting of ex-Senator John Kerrey's "co-chair" on the Senate Intelligence Committee as his own on his official campaign website and the Silver Star with Combat "V" on his website; the latter a decoration the Pentagon and US Navy say is bogus as there is no "Combat V device" for a Silver Star and no legitmate military regulation or rule lists such a decoration for a Silver Star and John Kerry is the only person in American military history who is arrogant and stupid enough to still insist he had that actual Silver Star with Combat "V" device after being exposed as a self-promoting fake and a fraud.


P.S. Tell John Kerry I'll lease him 50 more IQ points with a combat "V" device for about a billion bucks.....