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scimitar ([info]scimitar) wrote in [info]otf_wank,
@ 2010-08-18 00:25:00


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Entry tags:elitism, otf_wank's thoughts on mensa

Mensans v Non-Mensans
Jill, at Feministe, makes a blog post ridiculing a comment that uses Mensa membership to validate a fondness for the Cathy comic strip.

The first comment starts off with a defense of Mensa and an earnest explanation of what it means to be a genius. But soon comments erupt criticizing all standard tests, defending standardized tests and Mensa, along with accusations of ableism, lamenting the loneliness and social ostracization that is the lot of smart people and horror at Jill's very appalling anti-intellectualism.

SweetMachine nicely rounds up the kerfuffle: Way to fight the good fight, Mensa lovers! Put that genius to work!



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[info]ecchaniz0r
2010-08-18 10:28 pm UTC (link)
... ... ...I think your childhood and mind had some kind of weird synergistic wavelength thingiee. Because I did the same dang thing with the definitions and the - yes.

Ah, mandatory elementary school enrichment classes. How boring you were. How you massacreed what little social life I had. :B The joys of a dinky little Catholic school. My cousin's school was bigger and had SUCH a cool enrichment program - I mean they BUILT THESE NIFTY LITTLE MINI ROBOTS, AND THEN HAD JOUSTING/SUMO MATCHES WITH 'EM. I was so jealous. omgz.

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