HOW SMART IS SMART - WHAT IS AN ALIEN'S IQ LEVEL?
How about if our visitors were kicking a 500 level IQ in the butt
on average?
By, Greg Boone
I'm fortunate to be able to dialogue with scientists about intelligence, the new techniques in education and the levels of intelligence of ourselves and the creatures of the wild.
We've discovered recently that some animals can perform mental tasks better than we can. So that brought me to ask how smart might our UFO visitors be?
Some state on average using IQ tests that our genius levels begin at 136 on the scale. Some say higher around 165. Stil others claim IQs in the low 200 range. It's a highly debatable realm and even our smartest people on Earth have problems with their computers sometimes or trying to put together that complicated Christmas toy for their kids.
Since toilet paper wasn't invented until the mid to late 1800s after tens of thousands of years of human civilization - I could never figure out how the Egyptians could design the great pyramids but not the toilet and toilet paper - I would assume we're not the brightest tools in the shed. Are we so preoccupied with the violent survival of our world that such advances as air conditioning and pocket lighters could have emerged earlier or are we just inherently mentally challenged in lieu of our hormones?
How smart? How about if our visitors were kicking a 500 level IQ in the butt on average? How much control, powers of deception could they possess and engage in? Our meager attempts at communication and contact might be akin to some unfortunate dullard of the town fool fame. We need to pack our arrogance up and realize we may not be anywhere near the neighborhood of intelligence of other life forms out here that we theorize are visiting us and to the abductees not theory but fact.
Let your imaginations soar on this one. It might explain some phenomena associated with UFOs. Mind you, super intelligence doesn't mean perfection or sanity. It means problem solving on levels that minimize risk and loss. What those risks and losses are, are relative but to each his own.
Me, I gauge intelligence on how much crap one doesn't step in and if one does
how fast do you get rid of the stink.
Greg Boone's UFO Mafia
And author of novel, The UFO Mafia
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I don't think it's that simple to quantify (intelligence). I find IQ tests to be flawed. They do not, in any way show us the probable genius of someone who has poor math skills but can paint a masterpiece. In the same vein, since we can never fully equate human intelligence with a test score, how can we claim to do so in comparison to other intelligences? Perhaps extraterrestrials, should they exist, don't see intelligence the way we do. That coupled with the probability that biology may make their kind of intelligence highly incomparable to ours is something to think about. Egypt has not been fully excavated so we have no idea if they invented toilet paper seeing as they would have had to invent the machines to produce toilet paper as well. That's not to say some ancient egyptian engineer didn't jot down specs in his/her journal. I can just as readily use a leaf like any other person which makes toilet paper a convenience and highly insignificant when you contend with the great pyramid.
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