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RE: How Geniuses Spent Their Days - LincolnToddFan - 04-02-2014 03:38 PM
(04-02-2014 09:27 AM)L Verge Wrote: Yep, Toia, I have been on the History Channel a few times as well as some others. The best production (IMO) was one done by Greystone Productions back in the 1990s.
I always ask them to make me look like Raquel Welch, but it doesn't work!
You are a lovely woman. Raquel Welch should be so lucky.
(04-02-2014 09:04 AM)HerbS Wrote: I am not to sure about the IQ of-Nixon or our recent George Bush.How about Coolidge and Harding[Bright]? VP's in our time-Agnew-Gore and Biden did not impress me.Brightest of all government officals-Kissenger?
Biden and Agnew were not on the list. But Richard Nixon was, and his score was one of the highest. He was brilliant. Scary, isn't it?
Bush(#2) was in the bottom ten. He might not be an intellectual giant and most people(including myself) think his presidency a disaster, but I feel he is an essentially decent man. He's also a talented painter. Reagan and Ford were at the bottom too, in the same IQ grouping as Bush. I will try to find the link that had the listings. It was fascinating.
RE: How Geniuses Spent Their Days - HerbS - 04-02-2014 05:23 PM
Check out the"smarts"of educational Administrators!!