My IQ is 134 and my girlfriend's is 149 or something like that. But she can remember things MUCH better than me. She has like a perfect memory. I keep a dream journal by my bed but she doesn't have to because she remembers them all the time (pretty much every night). Though she has woke me up at about 4am and told me to write her dream in my journal because she's pushy like that. But she has remembered them when she woke up the next day. We both get lucid at least 5 times a month each. |
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~* Life is a lucid dream *~
[center]My Dream Journal
I've had three DILDs in the last year, one tactile, two in the last three months that were dreamlike.
Previously hyper_angel, posting since 2007-2008.
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I took mine in school when I was younger... don't quite remember why or how... |
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Last edited by panta-rei; 03-27-2008 at 10:33 PM.
Bollocks.
A higher IQ seems to lead to quicker realization of your dream. I become lucid nearly immediately upon entering a dream. Dream recall on the other hand is based on how important/special the dream was and how good your natural memory is. However dream recal does strengthen day to day memeory. As to IQ tests contact MENSA, that who I took my test from and it's very real. |
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A psychologist can give an IQ test but they tend to be very simple and only deal with functional spatial awareness. But MENSA is who you want to be able to say they gave you the test. You can't really write an equation to measure IQ based on simple tests. The human element is the real method to score an IQ test. Oh and to the guy who scored a 126 but walked away for a second so it's not valid, don't worry nothing you take on the internet means anything. but 126 would make you slightly above average. I don't like that we measure IQ because it divides people, granted primarily smart from stupid, but smart people get competetive about their IQ. So I never give mine. |
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Well, IQ test aren't about knowledge, they are about how fast your brain computes things. I know a lot of things, I mean a lot, but that doesn't mean I will do good on any IQ test, If I learned all those things from heavy repetition, my mind might not compute things fast enough to get agood score on a real IQ test. |
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Bollocks.
Mensa look em up. I'm a member of both Mensa and the 999 club. the 999 club are for people who score above 99.9 percent of the population. My IQ is 176. That was an average from 3 tests one oral, one physical, and one written. On physical and written I score over 180, but since I'm a visual learner my oral exam was low if I threw it out, which I can't, my IQ would have been 185. |
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I read somewhere that IQ tests are mostly designed for discovering people who fall at the farther ends of the IQ spectrum. It's not really designed to find out how smart any given person is, but rather to see if somebody is exceptionally different than the average. |
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sorry to be annoying but 126 is more than slightly above average. it is almost 2 standard deviations to the right from the mean. so if im doing the math right, that is almost higher than 97.5% of the population. (I say almost because i am assuming your score is 130 so i don't need a calculator.) admitingly it is lower than those who are stating their IQs here because the only people who know their IQ are those who did exceptionally well. if mine said i was average, i would forget it pretty quickly, but if it said i was a genius, i would frame it on my wall (which backs up rpgedgar's theory). but alas i am too lazy to take an IQ test... |
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Last edited by i make it rain; 04-07-2008 at 03:36 AM.
Yeah, I'm a freak of nature. I'm a year too young for my grade (11th grade), and I took it last year. I'm advanced in math and spanish as well...but that's beside the point here. |
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[center]My Dream Journal
I've had three DILDs in the last year, one tactile, two in the last three months that were dreamlike.
Previously hyper_angel, posting since 2007-2008.
...I'm going to Chat now...>>;;
IQ does not affect your dreaming. Now will you eggheads stop bragging about your IQ? |
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@ The Cusp: It doesn't? Not even with recall or "realness" or anything? |
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[center]My Dream Journal
I've had three DILDs in the last year, one tactile, two in the last three months that were dreamlike.
Previously hyper_angel, posting since 2007-2008.
...I'm going to Chat now...>>;;
Hell, my IQ is 666, where do I fit in? |
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"I'd rather have a mind opened by wonder rather than closed by belief." - Gerry Spence, "Postponement fertilizes fear; action cures fear." - Schwartz
WILD: 29
Supposed OBE: 6 (29th Jan, 3 on 10th August, 2 on 5th November)
DILD: innumerous
IQ is Logic and Memory, Lucid Dreaming is visualization and Creativity for the most part. Its more of a rightbrain thing. (I'm nearly central when it comes to hemisphere dominance, I have a semi-high IQ AND creative ability) |
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I think that my iq makes it v difficult to sleep at night. But my dreams are very vivid, sometimes I can remember them photographly. If I'm lucky, video. At least for a few seconds. |
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Hgld1234 wuz here!
My dream goals
Complete a ToTM [] Hypnotize a DC [] Summon a DC [X] Teleport [X] Play with fire []
I don't consider myself especially smart. I took a legit IQ test and here's my results with some comments from the shrink: |
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I think lucidity as a whole is more about awareness than actual IQ. |
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We all live in a kind of continuous dream. When we wake, it is because something,
some event, some pinprick even, disturbs the edges of what we have taken as reality.
Vandermeer
SAT (Sporadic Awareness Technique) Guide
Have questions about lucid dreaming? DM me.
Kraftwerk, don't bump old threads. |
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# of LDs so far: DILD-1, WILD-0, Awareness-5
Max Dreams recalled in one night: 3
Goals: Learn to fly [] - Find out more about myself [] - Explore the sea [] - Pray in an LD []
Read my DJ: Whirlwind of Dreams
Read my current research: CAT Research
Read my meditation experiences: Meditation Experiences
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