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Giga society was founded in 1996 by Paul Cooijmans, who has served
as its Administrator since.
Giga Society is open to anyone scoring at or above the 99.9999999th
estimated unselected population percentile on any of the acceptable tests.
This means one in a billion individuals can qualify. The corresponding IQ,
expressed on a scale with a set standard deviation of 16, is 196,
respectively sd 15, an IQ 190.
There are currently six Giga members.
Main goal of Giga Society is to reward high-scoring performers for their
contribution to the study of the measurability of high intelligence, and particularly to the establishment of norms for the very high range.
as its Administrator since.
Giga Society is open to anyone scoring at or above the 99.9999999th
estimated unselected population percentile on any of the acceptable tests.
This means one in a billion individuals can qualify. The corresponding IQ,
expressed on a scale with a set standard deviation of 16, is 196,
respectively sd 15, an IQ 190.
There are currently six Giga members.
Main goal of Giga Society is to reward high-scoring performers for their
contribution to the study of the measurability of high intelligence, and particularly to the establishment of norms for the very high range.
These guys must be the most insufferably arrogant group of individuals you've ever met!
on a related note...i took my first actual IQ test ever (we don't take SATs here)...did pretty well. costs $10 and is highly correlated with several other (much more expensive) IQ tests.
try it here: http://giqtest.com/html/giqtestStart.html
that reverse numbers one got tough at question 4...the rest of the sections were not too hard i thought...but, usually when i think that questions are easy, i get em wrong 
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