I'm not sure what I.Q. is anyway. Prof. Nemur said it was something that measured how intelligent you were—like a scale in the drugstore weighs pounds.
But Dr. Strauss had a big argument with him and said an I.Q. didn't weigh intelligence at all.
He said an I.Q. showed how much intelligence you could get, like the numbers on the outside of a measuring cup.
You still had to fill the cup up with stuff. When I asked Burt Seldon, who gives me my intelligence tests and works with Algernon,
he said that some people would say both of them were wrong and according to the things he's been reading up on,
the I.Q. measures a lot of different things including some of the things you learned already
and it really isn't a good measure of intelligence at all.
So I still don't know what I.Q. is, and everybody says it's something different.
Mine is about a hundred now, and it's going to be over a hundred and fifty soon, but they'll still have to fill me up with the stuff.
I didn't want to say anything, but I don't see how if they don't know what it is, or where it is—how they know how much of it you've got.
Prof Nemur says I have to take a Rorschach Test the day after tomorrow. I wonder what that is.
April 17 — I had a nightmare last night, and this morning, after I woke up,
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