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Britney Spears is smarter than Bush and Kerry

Desperate Measures
29-06-2005, 20:44
"GPA: 3.1" http://www.arches.uga.edu/~kdaher/1100KatherineD45030.doc

Does this mean she's going to be president?

(searches for cyanide capsules)
BlackKnight_Poet
29-06-2005, 20:51
"GPA: 3.1" http://www.arches.uga.edu/~kdaher/1100KatherineD45030.doc

Does this mean she's going to be president?

(searches for cyanide capsules)


Scary. :eek:
Drunk commies deleted
29-06-2005, 20:58
Kind of makes you wonder what kinds of classes these people are taking.
Roshni
29-06-2005, 21:00
My brother's overall GPA in university was 3.9 :D
Vetalia
29-06-2005, 21:03
A bachelor's degree in Song and Dance (WTF?) and only a 3.1? You show up and you get an A!
Escaped Martyrs
29-06-2005, 21:04
"Britney Spears is smarter than Bush and Kerry"

Combined??? :eek:
UpwardThrust
29-06-2005, 21:09
My brother's overall GPA in university was 3.9 :D
Mine as an undergrad was as well 3.96
Zincite
29-06-2005, 21:10
The page says "done" without loading anything when I click on it.

But geez... if Bush and Kerry both got LESS than a 3.1 GPA...??
Santa Barbara
29-06-2005, 21:11
Oh, but so many people believe a President doesn't need to be very intelligent. I've heard this more and more - coincidentally, only since Bush was first elected.

Yeah, that's right. Intelligence - the quality without which humanity would be grunting and humping each other in trees and agriculture, cities, medicine, philosophy, art, writing, architecture, politics would all be alien concepts - is an "optional" quality for being President of the Free World <sic>.

Diehard supporters of either Kerry or Bush will agree.

Edit: Or, they will deny the validity and claim Bush is a genious. (They are also likely to use that spelling.)
Alarconia
29-06-2005, 21:13
Mines 3.86... and I know Im smarter trhan spears...Im just lazy... :p
Alinania
29-06-2005, 21:14
Oh, but so many people believe a President doesn't need to be very intelligent. I've heard this more and more - coincidentally, only since Bush was first elected.

Yeah, that's right. Intelligence - the quality without which humanity would be grunting and humping each other in trees and agriculture, cities, medicine, philosophy, art, writing, architecture, politics would all be alien concepts - is an "optional" quality for being President of the Free World <sic>.

Diehard supporters of either Kerry or Bush will agree.

Edit: Or, they will deny the validity and claim Bush is a genious. (They are also likely to use that spelling.)
As far as I know someone has yet to come up with a generally accepted definition of 'intelligence'. So there's still hope for both Bush and Kerry ;)
Santa Barbara
29-06-2005, 21:24
As far as I know someone has yet to come up with a generally accepted definition of 'intelligence'. So there's still hope for both Bush and Kerry ;)

I'd say IQ is generally accepted.

At least, if someone says to you "this dude has an IQ of 60" and you look and see a drooling guy in a wheelchair, you don't say "Hmm, I disagree, he might be much closer to above average intelligence!"?

Granted that's extreme, but it's one gauge anyway. There's question of it's validity across language and species barriers... but presumably that's not a problem with either of these two American homo sapiens no?

I say, IQ tests for all politicians!

And.... lie detectors at all times.

Neither will ever come to pass... it would discriminate against stupid liars.
Alinania
29-06-2005, 21:27
I'd say IQ is generally accepted.

At least, if someone says to you "this dude has an IQ of 60" and you look and see a drooling guy in a wheelchair, you don't say "Hmm, I disagree, he might be much closer to above average intelligence!"?

Granted that's extreme, but it's one gauge anyway. There's question of it's validity across language and species barriers... but presumably that's not a problem with either of these two American homo sapiens no?

I say, IQ tests for all politicians!

And.... lie detectors at all times.

Neither will ever come to pass... it would discriminate against stupid liars.

IQ tests can't really predict professional success (too many other factors involved that are much more important), they're mainly helpful in predicting scholastic achievement.