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This is what a 140ish IQ looks like.
The ability to look at a photograph, and be able to tell a creative, non offensive, attractive story about what you see in the Photograph, and write at least five to ten pages from front to back about it.
Which I have done.
The ability to learn.
For instance I was asked, that if Ribosomes are granule shaped organelles within a human cell that create proteins, and the Smooth endoplasmic reticulum is a system of membranes and channels that are responsible for the transportation of substances within the cell, what is the organelle that contains Ribosomes ?
A 140ish IQ would say that the Rough endoplasmic reticulum contains the Ribosomes, and therefore the Rough endoplasmic reticulum is where the proteins come from, within the cell.
Opposite of smooth is rough, right ?
And if The rough endoplasmic reticulum contains organelles that create proteins, where does the proteins originate from ?
The Ribosomes within the Rough endoplasmic reticulum, taking into account that the Smooth endoplasmic reticulum has a totally different function and it was the only other system mentioned.
So it had to be the Rough !
If there are three people, John, Jake and Mike in a room, John leaves, and a 4th person Don is found near the room dead, and John returns and comes up with a story about how he went to the store, and shows you proof of going to the store i.e. a receipt from the store... How do you prove that John did the murder without DNA evidence ?
The Answer is, to find out why Don was killed.
Motive is the most effective way to name a murderer.
Was it a hate crime ? this establishes the race, belief system, and background of the murderer, this points you in that direction.
Was it an economic crime ? if so, was Don rich ? this would send you in the direction of looking at poor people as possible suspects, and send you to nearby poor neighborhoods for leads, and it would have you suspect jealousy as a motive.
Did Don have any enemies ? if so, why.... and how did he establish enemies, this would narrow the list of suspects to people that he knew...
Who had the immediate opportunity to kill Don at the time he was murdered... this would narrow it down to John... who is Don's adversary.
Knowing this without police detective training.
That's what a 140ish IQ looks like when tested.

Thank you, so don't presume to tell me what you think my IQ is.
The ability to look at a photograph, and be able to tell a creative, non offensive, attractive story about what you see in the Photograph, and write at least five to ten pages from front to back about it.
Which I have done.
The ability to learn.
For instance I was asked, that if Ribosomes are granule shaped organelles within a human cell that create proteins, and the Smooth endoplasmic reticulum is a system of membranes and channels that are responsible for the transportation of substances within the cell, what is the organelle that contains Ribosomes ?
A 140ish IQ would say that the Rough endoplasmic reticulum contains the Ribosomes, and therefore the Rough endoplasmic reticulum is where the proteins come from, within the cell.
Opposite of smooth is rough, right ?
And if The rough endoplasmic reticulum contains organelles that create proteins, where does the proteins originate from ?
The Ribosomes within the Rough endoplasmic reticulum, taking into account that the Smooth endoplasmic reticulum has a totally different function and it was the only other system mentioned.
So it had to be the Rough !
If there are three people, John, Jake and Mike in a room, John leaves, and a 4th person Don is found near the room dead, and John returns and comes up with a story about how he went to the store, and shows you proof of going to the store i.e. a receipt from the store... How do you prove that John did the murder without DNA evidence ?
The Answer is, to find out why Don was killed.
Motive is the most effective way to name a murderer.
Was it a hate crime ? this establishes the race, belief system, and background of the murderer, this points you in that direction.
Was it an economic crime ? if so, was Don rich ? this would send you in the direction of looking at poor people as possible suspects, and send you to nearby poor neighborhoods for leads, and it would have you suspect jealousy as a motive.
Did Don have any enemies ? if so, why.... and how did he establish enemies, this would narrow the list of suspects to people that he knew...
Who had the immediate opportunity to kill Don at the time he was murdered... this would narrow it down to John... who is Don's adversary.
Knowing this without police detective training.
That's what a 140ish IQ looks like when tested.

Thank you, so don't presume to tell me what you think my IQ is.
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