Yes, another self-selected sample for underachievers. :)
Study almost convincingly shows that people with a variety of issues self-select into Mensa. http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0160289616303324 …pic.twitter.com/oV9eZFkhjo
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When Mensa was founded in the 1940s, university attendance was still relatively rare. The organization probably made more sense back then.
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Yes, but if one cannot find smart people after the introduction of the Internet and social media, then one probably has issues. :p
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The surest way to identify a non-genius is when they tout their Mensa membership.
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Assuming the sample is representative, is it another example of every benefit has a cost?
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But doubtful Mensa representative I take it.
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