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Morning I got up and I got fooled by my girl. She went down to the kitchen came back saying there is a big fight between me and your mom. I went to my mom and asked, she said April Fool. Then got into the forum and read about the IQ, now it's my first question to be answered.

In Utah, wine used in wine testing cannot be swallowed
True or False?
My answer is false and my IQ got down to 95

I wonder why the question is related to Utah only, that's kind of curious.

Well, actually, I think the proper thread to discuss this would be theymos' one:

IQ testing now required before posting. (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5392430.msg59711975;boardseen#new)

I suggest to you OP to lock this thread. I could report it to be locked but I'll just leave it as it's fools' day.

What I wonder is, if apart from the IQ system being a joke, the questions are also fake.

Idk if this is random question made by theymos, but if it is, then probably you will get more and more questions to answer before you can make a post or edit it.

Nope some of them can be seen on google and it's the right answers (probably?), well, that's based on my IQ. wkwk.

The questions are being asked randomly, you can be asked about anything. I remember answering a question about some African countries earlier today.

Why do you say today is a stupid day.
But for me this is one way so that they can also assess the IQ of each of us but many of them say this is a joke.
But I have a question whether IQ will continue after this April Fool's Day and will IQ posts still appear on our accounts like Merit's posts.?

Yeah, theymos up to his old tricks again. Is it just me or are some of the questions, trick questions with wrong answers?

I do believe a few of them I've answered have been wrong. Although, that might just be my low IQ shining through. I've also noticed that the questions are heavily influenced by America. Anything about American history is usually true in the questions I've found. Also, any question which has gone into specific detail is usually true.

I do believe the questions/answers are created by the community via here (https://github.com/uberspot/OpenTriviaQA). So, there could be some inconsistencies.

It seems like it starts you off at 100 and works your way from there. I think I may have missed my first questions but not sure.

That's not was I was saying: I was wondering why a question related to wine testing, which works the same way all around the world, was specific to Utah, like if in Utah people taste wine in a different way from the rest of the US/world.