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The gigachad 737NG
Simpleplanes 2 going good so far, I only wish we had a huge map
u/NobisTerra — 1 day ago
u/NobisTerra
What does this mean?
I took the CORE 2 days ago, at about 3 AM, but then decided to try it again. While I know there would've been some practice effect advantages, not all subtests on the CORE are actually that trainable, e.g., the PSI tests and the WMI, the former being impacted by the more casual 3 AM approach of my first attempt. What do you guys think?
u/NobisTerra — 1 day ago
What do you guys think?
I took the CORE 2 days ago, at about 3 AM, but then decided to try it again. While I know there would've been some practice effect advantages, not all subtests on the CORE are actually that trainable, e.g., the PSI tests and the WMI, the former being impacted by the more casual 3 AM approach of my first attempt. What do you guys think?
u/NobisTerra — 1 day ago
What does this mean?
Decided to take the test at 3AM, ended up being more serious than I expected, and took a while. Is this good enough for someone doing mechanical engineering in university, who plans to go into aerospace, later on?
u/NobisTerra — 2 days ago
Honestly, not surprised
Most of the "more reliable" IQ tests I've taken online (Mensa Hungary, Mensa Norway) and other tests, SAT (in consideration with how little I studied) have always pointed towards a similar score. Took the CORE at 3AM, by the way. I was a little bored and decided to try it out. it was fun, and I trust it's reliable for reasons I'd state if probed. Anyways, what do you think?
u/NobisTerra — 2 days ago