Quotable Quotes

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"Different programs were use to estimate Trump's IQ, and they all came out low.
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"Vocabulary is extremely simple and repetitive. Same superlatives over and over. Sentences are short and circular. He constantly dodges direct questions, loses the thread, contradicts himself, and fills gaps with bragging instead of actual explanation."

Its estimated IQ score was "low average, roughly around 85 to 95", noting that he appears "confident" and "street-smart", but not "intellectually sharp". ...}" R5 #2,340

Thank you R5.

IRISHSTAR

'I asked 7 AIs to estimate Donald Trump's IQ - their answers were absolutely savage'​

Donald Trump has often boasted about his intellect, but ...​

Matt Davies Trendswatch Reporter 06:21 ET, 09 Oct 2026Updated 11:22 ET, 09 Oct 2026
Donald Trump's IQ has been evaluated by seven different AI models, and some of the results are harsh. Trump frequently touts his intelligence, famously declaring on Twitter in 2018 that he was "like, really smart" and "a very stable genius", and more recently asserting he had "aced" three cognitive tests.
His most recent assertion came during a mid-term election rally in Vandalia, Ohio, on Saturday (October 3). Trump - whose marriage to Melania is at its "lowest point" for a disturbing reason - told the audience that he was "very intelligent" and a "high-IQ person" unlike "some other people". In fact, he even claimed that his was "among the highest IQs anywhere in the world". But now, utilizing the capabilities of AI, YouTuber David has put the president's bold assertions to the test, comparing him across seven different AI models.

'I asked 7 AIs to guess Donald Trump's IQ - their answers were savage'

Donald Trump has often boasted about his intellect, but a YouTuber asked seven AI models to estimate his IQ - and some of the generated assessments are completely brutal

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Worth noting, some few patients are "idiot savant", some incapable of attending to their own basic needs,
yet with one extraordinary gift.
For some it's as a gifted musician.
For others its a remarkable talent for mental arithmetic, for example being able to state the day of the week of any date randomly selected, even a century ago.

President Trump may be a dunderhead about such things as anthropogenic global warming.
Yet Trump is estimated to have gained about $One $Billion $Dollars worth of "$free" publicity by timing his outrageous statements to the news cycle,
so that Trump dominated news headlines all the way up to election day, and beyond.

Trump's lies may seem flagrantly ridiculous to some. BUT !
Trump has lied his way into the white house, twice.

It may seem other presidential candidates caught lying a tiny fraction as much as Trump would be disqualified, dismissed by the press, & the electorate.
Not Trump.

I'm surely not endorsing Trump's morals / ethics / methodology.
But can we deny his success?
Trump may not be able to run a gambling casino at a profit. BUT !
He's president.

Commenting on Donald Trump's going years without paying federal income tax former federal prosecutor former NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani said of Trump:​

"The man's a genius."
Late night TV comedy host Stephen Colbert replied:

"Yes. Only a genius could lose a $Billion $dollars running a casino."​

 

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Its estimated IQ score was "low average, roughly around 85 to 95", noting that he appears "confident" and "street-smart", but not "intellectually sharp". ...}

His "confidence and street smarts" stem from his ego - he actually believes he's a genius.

 

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"There is no person who hates the idea of people enriching themselves fraudulently over access to the government than Donald J. Trump." ~ JD Vance

 

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Insanity Check:

"There is no person who hates the idea of people enriching themselves fraudulently over access to the government X than Donald J. Trump." ~ JD Vance paraphrase inspired by #2,343

X = "more"? "less"? JD, your résumé includes Juris Doctor from Yale Law School. No mention of grammar school.
It's not too late, is it?

 

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US envoy Steve Witkoff, on Putin: "A humanitarian."

Sen. Thom Tillis: "WTF, Steve?"

Sen. John Cornyn: "Putin is a stone-cold killer."

Rep. Jim Himes:"It's time to acknowledge that Donald Trump is rooting for a Russian victory against Ukraine."

 

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US envoy Steve Witkoff, on Putin: "A humanitarian."

Sen. Thom Tillis: "WTF, Steve?"

Sen. John Cornyn: "Putin is a stone-cold killer."

Rep. Jim Himes:"It's time to acknowledge that Donald Trump is rooting for a Russian victory against Ukraine."

I am all in favor of the Russians.
I think that Kyiv has been taken over by the descendants of the Old Polish Empire, who are the most racist of all Europe.
They are the descendants of the Scythians and Cimmerians like Vlad the Impaler and those who ran Hitler's death camps in WWII.

 

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"I am all in favor of the Russians." R5 #2,346

There is no distinctly Native American criminal class, save Congress. --Mark Twain

I'm not certain we can consider the population of Russia intrinsically evil.
It seems they've been intrinsically unfortunate since Stalin, that dysfortune in the form of a standard of living below what their neighbors in Western Europe have enjoyed, and
below what their labors, their sacrifices should / might otherwise have earned them.

Sen. John Cornyn: "Putin is a stone-cold killer." S2 #2,345

Yes.
A very dangerous man.
Who on Earth in the new millennium is responsible for the death of more humans than Putin?

 

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I'm not certain we can consider the population of Russia intrinsically evil.
It seems they've been intrinsically unfortunate since Stalin, that dysfortune in the form of a standard of living below what their neighbors in Western Europe have enjoyed, and
below what their labors, their sacrifices should / might otherwise have earned them.


Yes.
A very dangerous man.
Who on Earth in the new millennium is responsible for the death of more humans than Putin?

I think that due to its size, Russia was a little behind the rest of Europe. and in 1916 was still a feudal state.
But the achievements of Russia from 1916 to 1960 are phenominal.
Considering their cold climate, they have achieve far more than any other society in history.
The main thing holding them back now are the illegal economic sanctions by the US.

As far as Putin goes, I would not attribute a single death to him.
For example, the war in the Ukraine is pretty clearly started deliberately by the US, just as we did with the Mujahideen in Afghanistan.
I do not believe the Ukraine built a single drone or guided missile, and that they all came from the US instead.

 

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"As far as Putin goes, I would not attribute a single death to him." R5 #2,348

I'll let you pick the sources R5, there are many to choose from. I used "putin murders moscow" search engine syntax, & got too many hits to follow.

one example: https://libguides.gwu.edu/c.php?g=259112&p=1729290

 

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I'll let you pick the sources R5, there are many to choose from. I used "putin murders moscow" search engine syntax, & got too many hits to follow.

one example: https://libguides.gwu.edu/c.php?g=259112&p=1729290

That all depends on what the person was doing.
If we knew for example, that they person was selling secrets, then clearly it would not be a "murder".

And if you use the same method to look up deaths during the Clinton administration, the list of suspicious deaths is even longer.

 

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"That all depends on what the person was doing.
If we knew for example, that they person was selling secrets, then clearly it would not be a "murder"." R5 #2,350

If the subject dies resulting from deliberate human action, dead before arrest, indictment, trial, conviction, or sentencing, it's murder. Right?

"And if you use the same method to look up deaths during the Clinton administration, the list of suspicious deaths is even longer." R5 #2,350

Ah, the "the other guy's a bum too" defense.
If Clinton murdered a million, how would that in any way diminish a murder Putin committed?

 

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If the subject dies resulting from deliberate human action, dead before arrest, indictment, trial, conviction, or sentencing, it's murder. Right?


Ah, the "the other guy's a bum too" defense.
If Clinton murdered a million, how would that in any way diminish a murder Putin committed?

Some actions can't be allowed to be revealed, so then arrest, indictment, trial, conviction, and sentencing has to be skipped.

 

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"Some actions can't be allowed to be revealed, so then arrest, indictment, trial, conviction, and sentencing has to be skipped." R5 #2,352

I'll let you quote the wording of the Russian statute that says that.
Meanwhile I'll quote the wording of the U.S. law that prohibits it:

B.O. R. ARTICLE #5: Ratified December 15, 1791
No person shall be held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, unless on a presentment or indictment of a Grand Jury, except in cases arising in the land or naval forces, or in the Militia, when in actual service in time of War or public danger; nor shall any person be subject for the same offence to be twice put in jeopardy of life or limb; nor shall be compelled in any case to be a witness against himself, nor be deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor shall private property be taken for public use without just compensation.