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should the section on his early life explicitly call out that Ted was a subject in a MKUltra humiliation experiment?
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"As a result of testing conducted in the fifth grade, which determined he had an IQ of 167, he was allowed to skip the sixth grade and enroll in the seventh grade."
He scored 136 on the WAIS as an adult: "The WAIS-R results were Verbal Score of 138, Performance Score of 124, and Full Scale Score of 136." Source: http://paulcooijmans.com/psychology/unabombreport3.html
His 167 score is a childhood ratio IQ. Childhood ratio IQs can sometimes highly inflate IQ. The IQ is differently calculated than a deviation IQ. You might also want to include his 136 deviation IQ. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 212.89.219.184 (talk) 17:08, 10 June 2017 (UTC)Reply