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I was showering this morning and i was screaming "I WANT SEX", it's an autistic tic I have. Anyway i didn't realize how loud I was and they reported me for noise complaint. They know what i said, they think im some creep now.
 
What a retard.
 
Prove them right and get what you want:feelshaha:
 
Are you actively trying to get the "most retarded user" award? :feelswhat:
 
How am i retarded? I'm high IQ earn a lot of money and went to a prestigious school.
You're probably the lowest IQ user on this forum. Keep coping.
 
With every post you sound more like a caricature of an incel. But screaming is based and low inhib. Let normies know that we suffer.

“I reflected how many satisfied, happy people there really are! What a suffocating force it is! You look at life: the insolence and idleness of the strong, the ignorance and brutishness of the weak, incredible poverty all about us, overcrowding, degeneration, drunkenness, hypocrisy, lying... Yet all is calm and stillness in the houses and in the streets; of the fifty thousand living in a town, there s not one who would cry out, who would give vent to his indignation aloud. We see the people going to market for provisions, eating by day, sleeping by night, talking their silly nonsense, getting married, growing old, serenely escorting their dead to the cemetery; but we do not see and we do not hear those who suffer, and what is terrible in life goes on somewhere behind the scenes...Everything is so quiet and peaceful, and nothing protests but mute statistics: so many people gone out of their minds, so many gallons of vodka drunk, so many children dead from malnutrition... And this order of things s evidently necessary; evidently the happy man only feels at ease because the unhappy bear their burdens in silence, and without that silence happiness would be impossible.” ― Anton Chekhov, Ward No. 6 and Other Stories

 
I'm high IQ
Proof of IQ or larp. IQ is not a good indicator of intelligence anyway:

earn a lot of money
"a lot" for Canadian standards?

and went to a prestigious school.
Which one? (or it's larp)

What does this have to do with intelligence?
Risk / reward ratio
 
what being on .is does to a mf
 
Proof of IQ or larp. IQ is not a good indicator of intelligence anyway:
How do i prove my IQ?
"a lot" for Canadian standards?
Yes but we're one of the richest countries in the world
Which one? (or it's larp)
Won't selfdox
Risk / reward ratio
Lots of highly intelligent people end up with drug addictions.
 
How do i prove my IQ?
donald trump GIF


Yes but we're one of the richest countries in the world
Donald trump president


Won't selfdox
McGill or Toronto

donald trumps GIF


Lots of highly intelligent people end up with drug addictions.
Donald Trump Wow GIF by GIPHY News
 
Do it again to further harass normies
 
How do i prove my IQ?
Don't become Prime Minister. Tell me the following to test your IQ:

"In Canada, the first railway was completed in 1836 between Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu and La Prairie in Quebec. This railway stretched for approximately 21 kilometers. Fast forward to the present day, and Canada has one of the most extensive railway networks in the world.

Assuming the average speed of a modern train is about 100 km/h, it would take about 0.21 hours (approximately 12.6 minutes) to travel the distance of the first railway. On the other hand, if you were to travel from Halifax, Nova Scotia to Vancouver, British Columbia by train on a straight path, a trip that is roughly 4450 kilometers, it would take significantly longer.

Now, consider this: Every year on Canada Day, a special train is set to embark on this journey from Halifax to Vancouver. However, this train stops in every provincial and territorial capital along the way for a celebration, adding exactly 2.5 hours to the trip at each stop. There are 10 provinces and 3 territories in Canada, but note that not all provincial and territorial capitals are directly along the straight path between Halifax and Vancouver. In fact, only 7 capitals (including Halifax and Vancouver) are on the direct route.

Given these conditions, calculate the total time in hours it would take for the train to complete the journey, as well as the extent to which any natural barriers, including mountains and lakes, changes in time zones, and additional travel time due to the curvature of the Earth, will impact the equilibrate force in relation to the real speed of the trains.

Yes but we're one of the richest countries in the world
Not as rich as


200w 1
 
Don't become Prime Minister. Tell me the following to test your IQ:

"In Canada, the first railway was completed in 1836 between Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu and La Prairie in Quebec. This railway stretched for approximately 21 kilometers. Fast forward to the present day, and Canada has one of the most extensive railway networks in the world.

Assuming the average speed of a modern train is about 100 km/h, it would take about 0.21 hours (approximately 12.6 minutes) to travel the distance of the first railway. On the other hand, if you were to travel from Halifax, Nova Scotia to Vancouver, British Columbia by train on a straight path, a trip that is roughly 4450 kilometers, it would take significantly longer.

Now, consider this: Every year on Canada Day, a special train is set to embark on this journey from Halifax to Vancouver. However, this train stops in every provincial and territorial capital along the way for a celebration, adding exactly 2.5 hours to the trip at each stop. There are 10 provinces and 3 territories in Canada, but note that not all provincial and territorial capitals are directly along the straight path between Halifax and Vancouver. In fact, only 7 capitals (including Halifax and Vancouver) are on the direct route.

Given these conditions, calculate the total time in hours it would take for the train to complete the journey, as well as the extent to which any natural barriers, including mountains and lakes, changes in time zones, and additional travel time due to the curvature of the Earth, will impact the equilibrate force in relation to the real speed of the trains.
I will think and get back to you on this
LOL yes but they're disgustingly wealthy. Like super super wealthy.
 
I will think and get back to you on this

LOL yes but they're disgustingly wealthy. Like super super wealthy.
I have changed the question a bit. I feel bad. Here is the more doable version:

"In Canada, the first railway was completed in 1836 between Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu and La Prairie in Quebec. This railway stretched for approximately 21 kilometers. Fast forward to the present day, and Canada has one of the most extensive railway networks in the world.

Assuming the average speed of a modern train is about 100 km/h, it would take about 0.21 hours (approximately 12.6 minutes) to travel the distance of the first railway. On the other hand, if you were to travel from Halifax, Nova Scotia to Vancouver, British Columbia by train on a straight path, a trip that is roughly 4450 kilometers, it would take significantly longer.

Now, consider this: Every year on Canada Day, a special train is set to embark on this journey from Halifax to Vancouver. However, this train stops in every provincial and territorial capital along the way for a celebration, adding exactly 2.5 hours to the trip at each stop. There are 10 provinces and 3 territories in Canada, but note that not all provincial and territorial capitals are directly along the straight path between Halifax and Vancouver. In fact, only 7 capitals (including Halifax and Vancouver) are on the direct route.

Given these conditions, calculate the total time in hours and days it would take for the train to complete the journey. For simplicity, ignore any natural barriers, changes in time zones, and additional travel time due to the curvature of the Earth."
 
Both in the TOP 3 in Canada:


I actually went to school in the States, but for business the three honorary Ivy Leagues would be UBC, Ivey, and Queens Commerce.
 
I have changed the question a bit. I feel bad. Here is the more doable version:

"In Canada, the first railway was completed in 1836 between Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu and La Prairie in Quebec. This railway stretched for approximately 21 kilometers. Fast forward to the present day, and Canada has one of the most extensive railway networks in the world.

Assuming the average speed of a modern train is about 100 km/h, it would take about 0.21 hours (approximately 12.6 minutes) to travel the distance of the first railway. On the other hand, if you were to travel from Halifax, Nova Scotia to Vancouver, British Columbia by train on a straight path, a trip that is roughly 4450 kilometers, it would take significantly longer.

Now, consider this: Every year on Canada Day, a special train is set to embark on this journey from Halifax to Vancouver. However, this train stops in every provincial and territorial capital along the way for a celebration, adding exactly 2.5 hours to the trip at each stop. There are 10 provinces and 3 territories in Canada, but note that not all provincial and territorial capitals are directly along the straight path between Halifax and Vancouver. In fact, only 7 capitals (including Halifax and Vancouver) are on the direct route.

Given these conditions, calculate the total time in hours and days it would take for the train to complete the journey. For simplicity, ignore any natural barriers, changes in time zones, and additional travel time due to the curvature of the Earth."
  1. Distance from Halifax to Vancouver: Approximately 4450 kilometers.
  2. Average speed of the train: 100 km/h.
  3. Time without stops: Distance / Speed = 4450 km / 100 km/h = 44.5 hours.
  4. Time added at each provincial and territorial capital: 2.5 hours.
  5. Number of stops: There are 7 capitals (including Halifax and Vancouver) directly along the route.
Now, we'll calculate the total time added at the stops:

Total time added at stops = 2.5 hours x 7 stops = 17.5 hours.

Finally, we'll add the time without stops and the time added at the stops:

Total time for the train journey = Time without stops + Time added at stopsTotal time = 44.5 hours + 17.5 hours = 62 hours.

To convert this to days, we divide the total time by 24 hours:

Total time in days = 62 hours / 24 hours ≈ 2.58 days.

So, it would take approximately 62 hours or approximately 2.58 days for the special Canada Day train to complete the journey from Halifax, Nova Scotia, to Vancouver, British Columbia, with stops in every provincial and territorial capital along the way.
 
  1. Distance from Halifax to Vancouver: Approximately 4450 kilometers.
  2. Average speed of the train: 100 km/h.
  3. Time without stops: Distance / Speed = 4450 km / 100 km/h = 44.5 hours.
  4. Time added at each provincial and territorial capital: 2.5 hours.
  5. Number of stops: There are 7 capitals (including Halifax and Vancouver) directly along the route.
Now, we'll calculate the total time added at the stops:

Total time added at stops = 2.5 hours x 7 stops = 17.5 hours.

Finally, we'll add the time without stops and the time added at the stops:

Total time for the train journey = Time without stops + Time added at stopsTotal time = 44.5 hours + 17.5 hours = 62 hours.

To convert this to days, we divide the total time by 24 hours:

Total time in days = 62 hours / 24 hours ≈ 2.58 days.

So, it would take approximately 62 hours or approximately 2.58 days for the special Canada Day train to complete the journey from Halifax, Nova Scotia, to Vancouver, British Columbia, with stops in every provincial and territorial capital along the way.
I have a lot to do with AI/programming in my studies. This seems suspicious to me

I plugged this into 4 AI-detection programmes, 2 out of 4 say it is AI generated. My conclusion: AI generated.
These detectors aren't very accurate, but this is still highly suspicious
 
  1. Distance from Halifax to Vancouver: Approximately 4450 kilometers.
  2. Average speed of the train: 100 km/h.
  3. Time without stops: Distance / Speed = 4450 km / 100 km/h = 44.5 hours.
  4. Time added at each provincial and territorial capital: 2.5 hours.
  5. Number of stops: There are 7 capitals (including Halifax and Vancouver) directly along the route.
Now, we'll calculate the total time added at the stops:

Total time added at stops = 2.5 hours x 7 stops = 17.5 hours.

Finally, we'll add the time without stops and the time added at the stops:

Total time for the train journey = Time without stops + Time added at stopsTotal time = 44.5 hours + 17.5 hours = 62 hours.

To convert this to days, we divide the total time by 24 hours:

Total time in days = 62 hours / 24 hours ≈ 2.58 days.

So, it would take approximately 62 hours or approximately 2.58 days for the special Canada Day train to complete the journey from Halifax, Nova Scotia, to Vancouver, British Columbia, with stops in every provincial and territorial capital along the way.
Why are you using AI to make basic calculations? aren't you "high IQ"?
 
Why are you using AI to make basic calculations? aren't you "high IQ"?
I'm not using A.I


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Asking GPT-4:
"As an AI, I don't directly write or contribute to exams or other documents. I generate responses based on the prompts given to me in a conversation like this. However, the information presented in your statement matches the logic and formatting of how I would respond to a similar question. It's possible that someone used the information provided by me or a similar AI to create the exam answer."
 
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I have a lot to do with AI/programming in my studies. This seems suspicious to me

I plugged this into 4 AI-detection programmes, 2 out of 4 say it is AI generated. My conclusion: AI generated.
These detectors aren't very accurate, but this is still highly suspicious
This is what I'm getting from chat-gpt if I copy paste your question

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Compare it to his answer, It is so obvious he used AI.
 
Story: Two:

I lived in a youth commune for some time. There, I was harassed/bullied by Tyrone and Chadlito. Tyrone took pictures of my naked body(I was in the male bathroom cleaning myself) and started laughing at my child-like appearance and fairly small phallus size with his roommate. He also threw dice at my room door each night and would play loud "rap" music at maximum volume to disturb me.

Chadlito, however, was much more subtle. He would peak into my room and, on occasion, steal my items. He also liked to gossip about me("He's a weirdo", "He's a freak", "He puts food in bags and goes outside to eat alone") and especially loved recording me. This led to him recording me while I was sleeping(I have sexsomnia), which led to the shelter boys/girls laughing at my "sexual speech". Note that the shelter girls had already mocked me previously for my feminine voice and autistic, avoidant behavior.

Because my case manager divulged my ASD diagnosis freely, I was a prime target for bullying and abuse from other youth. Chadlito eventually tried to have me evicted from the commune, which happened after I started staying in my commune room most of the time to avoid being shoved into desks by him(Demonstrating his "machismo" against an innocent aspie).
 
What a fucking pleb. Noise complaints are for loud music and what not. Go confront him about it
 
“I reflected how many satisfied, happy people there really are! What a suffocating force it is! You look at life: the insolence and idleness of the strong, the ignorance and brutishness of the weak, incredible poverty all about us, overcrowding, degeneration, drunkenness, hypocrisy, lying... Yet all is calm and stillness in the houses and in the streets; of the fifty thousand living in a town, there s not one who would cry out, who would give vent to his indignation aloud. We see the people going to market for provisions, eating by day, sleeping by night, talking their silly nonsense, getting married, growing old, serenely escorting their dead to the cemetery; but we do not see and we do not hear those who suffer, and what is terrible in life goes on somewhere behind the scenes...Everything is so quiet and peaceful, and nothing protests but mute statistics: so many people gone out of their minds, so many gallons of vodka drunk, so many children dead from malnutrition... And this order of things s evidently necessary; evidently the happy man only feels at ease because the unhappy bear their burdens in silence, and without that silence happiness would be impossible.” ― Anton Chekhov, Ward No. 6 and Other Stories



IQ is not a good indicator of intelligence anyway:
 
Nope. The opposite.
depends actually. Sometimes it's the opposite, sometimes not. Elon Musk has Asperger's. Now you could argue in some ways he's ver smart, in other ways he seems really retarded
 
What a retard.

You can ignore them.

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The actual reason is simply because there is no reason other than appearance.
 
depends actually. Sometimes it's the opposite, sometimes not. Elon Musk has Asperger's. Now you could argue in some ways he's ver smart, in other ways he seems really retarded

Scroll down for the chart, which illustrates the strong correlation with a low/lower IQ. Just under a third of people with Autism have an intellectual disability.
 

Scroll down for the chart, which illustrates the strong correlation with a low/lower IQ. Just under a third of people with Autism have an intellectual disability.
right, but correlation ≠ causation, i.e. having autism doesn't automatically mean you're low IQ
 
I was showering this morning and i was screaming "I WANT SEX", it's an autistic tic I have. Anyway i didn't realize how loud I was and they reported me for noise complaint. They know what i said, they think im some creep now.
You are a creep and they will avoid you like they avoid Ebola
 
so you wageslave, you live with a roommate AND you have an appartment without prober noise insulation
 
so you wageslave
I call it Wagemaster, because when you have a job you run the planet. I doubt Tim Cook sees himself as a slave. I doubt Jamie Diamond is a slave, Joe Biden is technically an employee of the governemnt.
, you live with a roommate
As does everybody who doesn't live in a rural area or with their wife.
AND you have an appartment without prober noise insulation
It was very hard to get any condo i take what i can get.
 

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