I learned today...

• ZWICK 4 PREZ

  

  that the average IQ of the general public has to be in the 60's.
• gorocks99

  

  Story time!
• THE4RINGZ

  

  You are giving too many people too much credit.
• ZWICK 4 PREZ

  

  I can't go in to too much detail obviously.. but good lord I was getting frustrated with peoples inability to grasp simple concepts like Probable Cause. I hope I NEVER have to stand trial and depend on these fucking morons to decide my fate.
• THE4RINGZ

  

  Defining Probable Cause in Ohio can be a little confusing. I think the phrase that throws most people for a loop is "a resonable person." That's a tough one, because they cannot relate to what that is.
• El Jefe Grande

  Was she at least hot?
• Speedofsand

  

  Are you saying Ohio is full of idiots ?
• ZWICK 4 PREZ

  

  El Jefe Grande wrote: Was she at least hot?

  it was more like 5 people and no, none were hot.. thats what made it so rough.
• 2kool4skool

  

  It can't be easy being the smartest, best looking guy in the room no matter where you go. It's a common struggle among internet forum users.
• ZWICK 4 PREZ

  

  2kool4skool wrote: It can't be easy being the smartest, best looking guy in the room no matter where you go. It's a common struggle among internet forum users.

  you weren't in Canton today by chance were u?
• Sonofanump

  Just remember that 50% of the people you meet/know are below average.
• UA5straightin2008

  

  Sonofanump wrote: Just remember that 50% of the people you meet/know are below average.

  LOL!!!
• Darkon

  

  ZWICK 4 PREZ wrote: that the average IQ of the general public has to be in the 60's.

  Oh lord it's hard to be humble,
  When your perfect in every way,
  I can't wait to look in the morror,
  Cause I get better looking each day,
  To know me is to love me,
  I must be one hell of a man!,
  Oh lord it's hard to be humble,
  But I'm doing the best that I can!
  
  
  I think this is the best desciption that I can come up with for Zwick.
  It's got to be tough being you!!!
• TBone14

  

  Say what you want about Zwick, but he is right on this one. Go ask people who work in customer service or wait tables. A lot of people are absolute morons. It is stunning to see how dumb some people are.
• power i

  

  Was this your grand jury duty zwick? My husband has you beat on the low IQ deal. He had to do it in Newark.
• ZWICK 4 PREZ

  

  power i wrote: Was this your grand jury duty zwick? My husband has you beat on the low IQ deal. He had to do it in Newark.

  yes ma'am.
• power i

  

  Look at it this way, you'll have plenty of stories to tell when you're done.
• Con_Alma

  Not being educated doesn't necessarily mean their IQ is low.
• ZWICK 4 PREZ

  

  Con_Alma wrote: Not being educated doesn't necessarily mean their IQ is low.

  Not being able to grasp the concept of probable cause does though.
• Sonofanump

  100 IQ is the mean, median and most likely the mode.
  
  I find it odd that those with IQ above 130 can not communicate with those with IQ less than 80.
• fan_from_texas

  Sonofanump wrote: 100 IQ is the mean, median and most likely the mode.
  
  I find it odd that those with IQ above 130 can not communicate with those with IQ less than 80.

  Why would that be odd? There are significant cognitive barriers, particularly when the discussion involves fairly abstract concepts like "probable cause."
  
  Mrs. FFT was called for Milwaukee Co. jury duty late last year, and her reflections were similar to Zwick's. She was knocked out of the pool because she suggested that under certain circumstances, it may be possible to think you remember something that didn't actually happen. In a room of 40 or so people, she was the only person who thought that cross-racial eyewitness identification stemming from a fleeting glance at someone far away in the middle of a rainstorm at night could possibly under any circumstances be less than 100% reliable. Amazing. Particularly for cross-racial eyewitness identification, we can prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that there are immense reliability issues. And yet no one other than Mrs. FFT possibly thought there might even be a concern about an error.
• LJ

  

  fan_from_texas wrote:
  
  Why would that be odd? There are significant cognitive barriers, particularly when the discussion involves fairly abstract concepts like "probable cause."
  
  Mrs. FFT was called for Milwaukee Co. jury duty late last year, and her reflections were similar to Zwick's. She was knocked out of the pool because she suggested that under certain circumstances, it may be possible to think you remember something that didn't actually happen. In a room of 40 or so people, she was the only person who thought that cross-racial eyewitness identification stemming from a fleeting glance at someone far away in the middle of a rainstorm at night could possibly under any circumstances be less than 100% reliable. Amazing. Particularly for cross-racial eyewitness identification, we can prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that there are immense reliability issues. And yet no one other than Mrs. FFT possibly thought there might even be a concern about an error.

  
• Sonofanump

  fan_from_texas wrote:

  Sonofanump wrote: 100 IQ is the mean, median and most likely the mode.
  
  I find it odd that those with IQ above 130 can not communicate with those with IQ less than 80.

  Why would that be odd? There are significant cognitive barriers, particularly when the discussion involves fairly abstract concepts like "probable cause."

  I find it odd that if one possesses such ability, they should be able to find a way to communicate to someone of lesser intelligence. I don't mean explain something that is far above their ability. Probable cause is a pretty basic theory, use an example like; You saw your friend leave your garage, you go in your garage and find a beer missing, your friend probably drank your beer.