Hi- I am Joe.

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(shudder)

I have an IQ of 190 and apparently people in the world don't need people with such a high IQ so I have no function in society, nor do they have a need for a "living Wikipedia".

I am not bragging but according to the Wiki article, "letting it out publically" is therapeutic.

Excluding the ideation of not fitting in, what do you ponder about normally?

Music- every song, every instrument... I have perfect pitch... I memorize orchestras (lots of instruments to memorize)... visual thinking... seeing things as energy or like a Play-Dough shape. Tons of useless information. Non-stop fact-stating... that's only the tip of the iceburg.

I basically memorize everything about everything all around me, this country, this nation etc...

I would make a great Karl Rove but I am a good guy.

I am trying to not delete this thread, so I need help from you guys...

I lied. I have an IQ of 92.

I am extremely nervous being here and posting something even though it's anonymous, my IP can be tracked.

I hate having to dumb down my talking or chit-chat.

I just need people to tell me it's OK to be smart.

192 or 92?
I am confused.

As for the IP, i doubt anyone cares about what you, or any other members here are typing as long as we aren't confessing to serious crimes - which you haven't done (nor have I) so no need to worry.

Although i am not way to smart, i am defiantly more intelligent than most people my age (16). You are ok as you are (with some exceptions such as murdering people, etc.)

I would love to have the brains of 192 IQ. Wow!
Why did you lie about it by the way? There's no shame in being 92 IQ, if you are. I'm about that too.

Don't worry about your IP. IPs only give a 25 mile radius of your location. Very inaccurate

My IQ is 190... I think it's around 186 personally. And it is a serious disability from it... I can't stop learning.

I am also an expert in photo restoration... post old family pics here and I will restore all of them and post here... it's a hobby I do a lot.

Have you read "Finnegan's Wake," understanding every part of it?