Members of the opera house's high IQ club

The opera house high IQ club was one of the sub-associations of the Galactic Federation of Intellect Societies. It was founded by Mr. Zhang Zhibin, a member of the Olympiq Society (Olympic IQ Club, with IQ> 175, SD = 15), one of the 48 branches of the World Intelligence Federation, together with General Ling and Tianming. The entry requirements were IQ> 145, SD = 15. On April 23, 2016, it was officially included in the World Genius Catalog. In July 2017, it was included as the 58th sub-association by the World Intelligence Association. This was a stage prepared for elites with IQ> 145 (SD15). It provided a variety of membership application procedures, communication methods, and member e-certificates. The Genius Club novel is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to read it!

The High Intelligence Society of the opera house was one of the sub-associations of the Galactic Federation of Intellect Societies. It was founded by Mr. Zhang Zhibin, a member of the Olympiq Society (Olympic IQ Club, IQ> 175, SD = 15), one of the 48 branches of the World Intelligence Federation, and the three members of General Ling and Tianming. The entry requirements were IQ> 145, SD = 15. On April 23, 2016, it was officially included in the World Genius Catalog (World Genius Catalog, founded by one of the organizing committee members of the World Intelligence Alliance, Dr. Jason Betts). In July 2017, it was included as the 58th sub-association of the World Intelligence Alliance. The Genius Club novel is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to read it!

There were many high IQ clubs in the world, and their members had different origins and entry criteria: - Mensa International: This is a well-known high IQ club with members from all over the world. The admission criteria was to have an IQ of 130 (standard deviation = 15). - **IIsC High IQ Club **: IIsC's China Business Headquarters, Brain China, is in charge of the club. Its members come from the Brain World Cup, international brain assessment, and other formal channels to strictly select high IQ talents. Among them, the "International Brain Masters" selected through the Brain World Cup can directly become its members. - ** International High IQ Society **: Members must be in the top 5% of the population with an IQ of 124 (standard deviation = 15). - ** High Potential Society **, ** Cerebells Society **: These two clubs have the same entry criteria as Mensa International, which is IQ 130 (standard deviation = 15). - ** ePiq Society **, ** Psychocubo **: Members must be in the top 0.2% of the population with an IQ of 143 (standard deviation = 15). - ** CIBIQ Society **, ** Artifex MensCongregation **: The entry requirement is an IQ of 145 (standard deviation = 15) and an IQ in the top 0.13% of the population. - ** Glial Club (Glia Society)**, ** 1/1000 Society (One-in-a-Thousand Society)**, ** Sanjiu High Wisdom Society (Triple Nine Society)**, ** International High IQ Association Milenija**, ** Philosopher's Association (International Society for Philosophical Enquire)**, ** I quadrivium Society **: Members of these clubs must be in the top 0.1% of the population with an IQ of 146 (standard deviation = 15). - **151 or ISI-Society **: Members must have an IQ of 148 (standard deviation = 15), which is in the top 0.07% of the population. - ** Prometheus Society **, ** Tetra Society **, ** Ergo Society **, ** Camp Archmedes **, ** HellIQ Society **, ** Epotheus Society **: The entry requirement is an IQ of 160 (standard deviation = 15), ranking in the top 0.003% of the population. - ** The Uintranet **, **Eximia High IQ Society**: Members must be in the top 0.001% of the IQ ranking in the population, IQ 164 (standard deviation = 15). - ** Mega Society **, ** Generiq Society **, ** Omega Society **, ** Pi Society **, **Incognia Society**: The entry requirement for these clubs was IQ 172 (standard deviation = 15), ranking in the top 0.0001% of the population. - ** Olympique Intelligence Society **, ** Pars Society **: Entry requirements: IQ 175 or higher (standard deviation = 15), IQ ranking in the top 0.00003% of the population. - ** High IQ Association of the opera house **: It was created by the Olympiq Society. The entry requirement was IQ of 145 or higher (standard deviation = 15). - ** Giga Society **: The entry requirement is an IQ of 190 (standard deviation = 15), ranking in the top 0.0000001% of the population. The Genius Club novel is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to read it!

China's high IQ club was the Shenghan High IQ Club. It was a sub-association of the World Intelligence Alliance, with nearly 5000 members distributed around the world. Since the broadcast of the program, many smart people from all walks of life joined it. Its membership scale far exceeded the sum of other similar associations such as Mensa China. It also absorbed a large number of Mensa members, and its management included early members of Mensa China. There was also the IIsC High IQ Club, which was one of the business organizations of the International Brain Sports Committee (IIsC). In China, it was managed by the IIsC's China Business Headquarters, Brain China. Members were strictly selected from the Brain World Cup competition, international brain level assessment, and other formal channels."International Brain Master" could directly become a member. The Genius Club novel is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to read it!

Different high IQ clubs had different IQ standards: - International High IQ Society: IQ 124 (standard deviation = 15), accounting for the Top 5% of the population, or 1/20. - Mensa International, High Potential Society, and Brain Club: IQ 130 (standard deviation = 15), accounting for the Top 2% of the population, which is 1/50. - ePiq Society, Neurocubo: IQ 143 (standard deviation = 15), accounting for the Top 0.2% of the population, which is 1/500. - CIBIQ Society, Artifex MensCongregation: IQ 145 (standard deviation = 15), accounting for the Top 0.13% of the population, or 13/10000. - Glia Society, One-in-a-Thousand Society, Triple Nine Society, Milenija, International Society for Philosophic Enquire, and I quadrivium Society: IQ 146 (standard deviation = 15), accounting for the Top 0.1% of the population, or 1/1000. - IQ 148 (standard deviation = 15), accounting for the Top 0.07% of the population, which is 7/10000. - Prometheus Society, Tetra Society, Ergo Society, Camp Archmedes, HELLIQ Society, and Epic Society: IQ 160 (standard deviation = 15), accounting for the Top 0.003%, or 3/100000. - The Uintranet: IQ 164, 99.997% of the world's population unable to join. - Mega Society: IQ 176, 99.999% of the world's population has no chance to join. - Pars Society: IQ 180. It is said that only one out of every billion people can join. - Giga Society: IQ 196 points, 99.9999999% of the world's population unable to join. In addition, Mensa's entry threshold was 132 points if the standard deviation was 16. If the standard deviation was 24 points, the entry threshold was 148 points. The entry requirement for the opera house high IQ society was IQ 145 (SD = 15), and the entry requirement for the Olympic IQ society was IQ 175 (SD = 15). The Genius Club novel is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to read it!

Different high IQ clubs had different IQ test standards. For example, Mensa Club's membership criteria was to be in the top 2% of the population. In some certified intelligence tests, such as the Stanford-Bina IQ test of 132 points or above, and the Cattell test of 148 points or above, one could be considered to have met the membership criteria. For example, the International High IQ Society required an IQ of 124 (standard deviation = 15), which was in the top 5%(1/20) of the population; the ePiq Society required an IQ of 143, which was in the top 0.2%(1/500) of the population; the Prometheus Society required an IQ of 160, which was in the top 0.003%(3/100,000) of the population. Different clubs set a corresponding IQ threshold according to their positioning to select members. The Genius Club novel is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to read it!

Mensa High IQ Club was not an IQ tax. Mensa Club was founded in 1946 in Oxford, England. It assessed IQ through tests on attention, observation, logical thinking, imagination, memory, and other aspects. The test paper usually had 30 questions, and an IQ of 148 could be met by answering 23 questions correctly. It had a certain authority in the field of IQ testing. Its Mensa series of books was popular in Europe and the United States. It was also used as an important reference by many government agencies and international companies to select talents. It had an office in Guangzhou, Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Chengdu. Those who passed the test could join the club by paying a small membership fee. All these showed that it was a formal and influential high IQ club. It had nothing to do with IQ taxes. The IQ tax referred to the lack of judgment when spending money and spending money in vain, which was completely different from the nature of Mensa. The Genius Club novel is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to read it!

Different high IQ clubs had different members: - High IQ clubs generally did not have age or occupation restrictions for members. As long as one's IQ was high, they could join. Most of the members were full of humor and were keen on communication and challenges. - Mensa Club (the world's top IQ club) might have members like Jokic (according to Malone's speculation), who was a basketball player, which meant that its members might come from different fields. - China's Shenghan High IQ Club had nearly 5000 members from all over the world. Since the broadcast of "The Strongest Brain," more and more intelligent people from all walks of life joined. Its membership scale far exceeded that of other clubs such as Mensa China, and it had absorbed a large number of Mensa members. There were also early members of Mensa China in the management. - The members of the IIsC High IQ Club were highly intelligent talents who were strictly selected through formal channels such as the Brain World Cup and the International Brain Level Assessment. For example, the "International Brain Master" selected through the Brain World Cup could directly become its members. The Genius Club novel is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to read it!

The functions of the High IQ Club mainly included the following aspects: 1. To make the high IQ of the members be recognized, affirmed and continuously improved: Through challenging club activities, the high IQ of the members will be recognized and continuously improved. 2. A communication platform: Members can communicate with other people with high IQ, share their sense of success, and experience the joy of communicating with people who are equally smart. 3. Give mental motivation: Let members give their mental motivation in the club's activities. 4. Promotion of practical growth: For the IISC High IQ Club, it focuses on promoting the practical growth of members in school, employment, and start-up, so as to maximize the social value of members 'high IQ resources. 5. Build a talent exchange and exhibition platform: For example, the IISC High IQ Club will build a platform for high IQ talents to exchange, learn, and display, to meet the needs of social talents and give full play to the social value of high IQ talents. The Genius Club novel is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to read it!

Common high IQ clubs included Mensa Club (the world's top IQ club), Shenghan High IQ Club (China's high IQ club, a sub-association of the World Intelligence Alliance), IIsC High IQ Club (one of the business organizations of the International Mental Sports Committee IIsC), and so on. In addition, there were some high IQ clubs established by individuals to meet specific needs or interests, such as the Second Life IP Club. Although it mainly focused on self-media and personal IP creation, it was also a community club established by bloggers who believed that they had certain creative ability and wisdom. The Genius Club novel is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to read it!