How your IQ determines if you are likely to wear a mask.

[Doodley]

IQ and support for masks, Trump and Biden.


130 and above: Very superior IQ - wear masks, hardly any support for Trump.

110–129: High average to high IQ - this group understands the importance of wearing a mask and social distancing. Likely supports Biden. Understands Trump is unfit to be president.

90–109: Average IQ - A mixed bag of Trump and Biden support, depending on level of racism, mostly favoring Biden. Those who are racist and support Trump, less likely to wear masks or care if they spread the virus.

80–89: Low Average IQ - Likely support Trump - believe masks are being used to take away their freedom. Think Coronavirus is like the flu. Trust Trump.

70–79: Borderline - Likely support Trump but have little knowledge of him. Don't understand the need for masks.

69 and below: Extremely Low IQ - have masks put on for them by a caretaker.

[LakeArenal]

1. Link?

[jorgevlorgan]

2. I think the OP might be being silly

True or not, I like the post.

[Doodley]

8. Thank you!

[Doodley]

7. Sorry, I made it up!

[LakeArenal]

9. My apologies. I know some really dumb Democrats and some really smart Republicans

Steve Schmidt
Nicole Wallace for two.

[OAITW r.2.0]

3. Getting political orientation of (Conservative/Moderate/Liberal/Refused to answer would be quite in

instructive on evaluating how the virus spreads. Depending how this is answered (probably a lot of RTA's), I would imagine there is significant difference in who ends up in the ER presenting symptoms of COVID-19.

[gopiscrap]

4. yup

summed up in 10 words: If you don't wear a mask, you're a stupid fuck!

[ProfessorGAC]

5. Well, That's Certainly Succinct!

Stupid fuck, indeed!

[sanatanadharma]

6. Mask wearing is a sign of high IQ...

Mask rejection is a sign of high EGO

[WhiskeyGrinder]

10. The concept of IQ is rooted in racism and ableism.

69 and below: Extremely Low IQ - have masks put on for them by a caretaker.

You can do better than this.

[jorgevlorgan]

11. I would beg to differ here

...and suggest that the idea of intelligence in itself is not necessarily rooted in racism, as much as the way in which we decide to measure it.