13 May 19
@Duchess64
Didn’t someone say that trump was the most intelligent person...
Anyhoo...
Colin Powell (a complete and lying bastard, if you ask me) seemed to have an air of intelligence about him.
I missed the nazi IQ thread. What was the verdict? High IQ’s or not?
At a guess I’d say most were average, with maybe Speers and Goebbels being higher.
13 May 19
@shavixmir saidI concede Speer. Goebbels was not very intelligent, just very determined in my opinion.
@Duchess64
Didn’t someone say that trump was the most intelligent person...
Anyhoo...
Colin Powell (a complete and lying bastard, if you ask me) seemed to have an air of intelligence about him.
I missed the nazi IQ thread. What was the verdict? High IQ’s or not?
At a guess I’d say most were average, with maybe Speers and Goebbels being higher.
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13 May 19
@ponderable saidCopied and Pasted from a previous Duchess64 post. (Proudly, without permission.)
I concede Speer. Goebbels was not very intelligent, just very determined in my opinion.
miyaguchi.4sigma.org/gradytowers/nazi.html
1 Hjalmar Schacht 143
2 Arthur Seyss-Inquart 141
3 Hermann Goering 138
4 Karl Doenitz 138
5 Franz von Papen 134
6 Eric Raeder 134
7 Dr. Hans Frank 130
8 Hans Fritsche 130
9 Baldur von Schirach 130
10 Joachim von Ribbentrop 129
11 Wilhelm Keitel 129
12 Albert Speer 128
13 Alfred Jodl 127
14 Alfred Rosenberg 127
15 Constantin von Neurath 125
16 Walther Funk 124
17 Wilhelm Frick 124
18 Rudolf Hess 120
19 Fritz Sauckel 118
20 Ernst Kaltenbrunner 113
21 Julius Streicher 106
Some of these scores, if accurate, are surprising: I guess we can no longer call the NAZI's "evil geniuses"... as it appears that they were just plain evil.
13 May 19
The post that was quoted here has been removedGiven a recent discussion about the IQ scores of Nazi leaders, it may be interesting to consider whether being exceptionally intelligent outside government can make one more successful as a government official.
Many lawmakers in the developed world have advanced degrees in medicine, law, business, as well as the other arts and sciences. I consider this intelligent enough to do their jobs, in or out of government. One does not need to be exceptionally gifted or have a sky high I.Q. to succeed in the world today.
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13 May 19
@wolfe63 saidObvious answer: no.
Copied and Pasted from a previous Duchess64 post. (Proudly, without permission.)
Some of these scores, if accurate,
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The post that was quoted here has been removed"Hermann Göring has accurately described the typical behavior of the extremely
jingoistic American Wolfe63, how easily he can be led into supporting the USA's wars."
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Is Duchess64 claiming to have secret knowledge of my behaviors regarding support or propagation of contemporary or past fascist activities?
If so, she should seek analysis from a qualified psychologist or take her, already prescribed, anti-psychotic medications as soon as possible.
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The post that was quoted here has been removedDuchess64's statement was clear: Even an American 2nd Grade student could comprehend its meaning.
Your statement was FALSE. Your attempt to condemn behaviors based upon your warped expectation that Americans make omni-declarations or be "guilty by omission" is further proof of your detachment.
TRUE: I have never supported my country's involvement in a foreign military engagement which was not justifiable through the lens of International Law.
If you're hated, it's because you insist upon perpetuating anti-American falsehoods at every opportunity. It's old. It's tired. It's transparent. Put it to bed. Give it a rest.