Fake IQ Certificate

In 1904, Alfred Binet conducted the first series of IQ tests. He was the first person to use the word “intelligence” in a scientific context. He also believed that intelligence differed between individuals. In 1907, another French scientist, Théodore Simon, developed the first set of intelligence scales. He believed that intelligence could be measured using mental tasks that were common to all people. This led to Binet and Simon creating intelligence testing (or IQ testing) for schoolchildren in France.

These days IQ scores are often used to test one's intelligence. However, one's IQ score doesn't necessarily measure intelligence, and the origins of the concept are tied to some long forgotten originators.

If you're still feeling like your low IQ is dragging you down, don't fret. You too can be a genius by simply purchasing a fake IQ certificate. That's right, for the low, low price of AU$130.7 you can become a self-proclaimed genius overnight! And if that doesn't get your brain neurons firing on all cylinders, I don't know what will.

With this sort of novelty certificate, you may be able to raise your self-esteem and feel better about yourself overall. Not only that, but some people may start to see you in a different light as well. They could see you as someone who's not only smart, but also knows how to play a joke on themselves and enjoy life!

If you're considering buying a fake IQ certificate, there are a few details you'll want to have on hand. A custom document shop will want to know what standardized or supervised IQ scores you want displayed. The average IQ score goes up with age. For example, the average IQ score for someone in the 3-year-old range is 85. If you were 6 years old, you would be in the 98th percentile. To get into the 99th percentile, you would have to be over 14 years old.

To get into the top 2% in your age group, you need to have an IQ score of 135 or higher.

It's also important to know which organization want displayed as awarding your certificate. These sort of IQ tests are often given out by particular high-IQ societies. Such societies usually focus on interpreting and applying the test results, as well as providing a community for super-intelligent people who have similar interests and goals. Usually these societies have a fee and you are not considered a member of their society unless you pay.

Some notable IQ societies include The James Randi Educational Foundation and of course, Mensa. Top societies are usually ranked on the basis of their acceptance rates. In my humble opinion, this is not a good way to rank IQ societies because the acceptance rate is usually high in less reputable societies. The best way to rank IQ societies is by number of members and by the average scores of members. MENSA is consistently the highest ranked, followed by Triple Nine Society and Mega Society.

If you're thinking about buying such a certificate, here are a few things to keep in mind. Make sure the company you're buying from is reputable. There are a lot of new sites that pop up daily and don't have a ton of experience producing such documents. Plus these sites may offer limited ways to pay and do not warranty their work. Because such a document is a custom service and expectations may vary greatly, finding a site with a money-back guarantee that they fully stand behind can put your mind at ease.

Make sure they offer a reasonable turnaround time. If a site says they can get the certificate to you in a day, read reviews and find out if they've kept this promise in the past.

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