Hughie ---- 133

Evelyn --- 129

Jane --- 122

Jackson -- 122

Andy --- 116

Jason --- 116

Others of note:- Ryan --- 120, Laura --- 122, The black girl who went out first --- 124, Chelsea --- 122.

too high they wouldn't even break the 100 barrier

I won't underestimate this lot.

You've got to have something to get into BB, even if it is just a talent for doing nothing or being P.C. Plod.

These are also the "finalists."

What on EARTH are you basing these on?!

I agree that Andy is not intelligent (116 is way too high IMO) but HUGHIE?! 133?! That's high enough to get someone into MENSA!!!

EDIT:

Ryan... 120... words fail me.

Do me !!!!

Are you just guessing or are these their actual IQs?

The smartest this year would probably be Andy and Natalie (As foul as she could sometimes be).

I don't think Evelyn, Jayne and Georgina are stupid either.

I think Andrew blows them all out of the water on an IQ test.

at least let him buy you a drink first lol

Hughie is the quickest thinker in the house. He expresses himself the most effectively and logically.
He maintains a number of facts in his head when forming a coherent argument. He is fearless, almost naïve, I would say a characteristic of a capable thinker. He holds no grudges, listens to other people, has obvious compassion, is hard not to like, and has a presence that is in no way negative.

He has no need to put on airs and graces and instinctively stands by everything he says.
He reads people and situations instinctively and well and seems to be invariably right.

He is definitely different in the right way.

This looks odd to me.

And if they are the actual IQ....then Andrew surely is at 150+. Wasn't he considered a genius?

I forgot about Andrew. I don't know... he seemed unstable and utterly deluded.

BIB, what is this based on?

An 'average IQ score' or 'normal IQ score' can be defined as a score between 85 and 115.
68% of people score between 85 and 115.
The Mensa qualifying IQ score is a score that puts you in the top 2% of the population in a bell curve.
The Mensa qualifying score is 130 or higher.
[Source]

Andy can at least spell Pâté apparently, so that might put him in the 115+ category

I'm doing what we are all doing here.

Judging people in twenty different ways from what we see on our screens. I hope you don't mind.

I got the ides from that magician on the screen last night.

Now I'm busy casting the horoscope of Bless You. I think I am seeing a huge lottery win coming into view.......

I have an IQ of 128.

I don't think IQ is a good way to measure intelligence. I know stupid facts, things that you really shouldn't know. Things that a lot of others won't, but I am useless at common sense. Things where my friends question how I survive in life for having no common sense.

I also have no tact. Not in a bad way but I put my foot in it all the time.

LOL make sure you share it with us, ok?

What a load of shit, Andy is by far the most intelligent in there.

Andy called a young girl an "acorn" on telly and said similar things about the people in the house in the diary room.

That is not so much a sign of arrogance or being cruel as it is a sign of lack of intelligence and poor breeding. And there are other things about Andy.

An IQ figure is not strictly a measure of intelligence.
A 2 year old baby, can have the same IQ as a 90 year quantum physicist
It is a percentage of intelligence for your age group. ie 100 % = normal for your age.

Definition of IQ

So you made up the numbers and think Hughie has a coherent argument style. PMSL

Ooh 👀
🙏🏻

and people calling others sly, snake, gamplayer, etc
without a rational reasons = genius ?

It would seem that way but we don't know really.

I remember on BB15 they measured intelligence I'm more than one way and everyone thought Chris would be top but I'm sure Ash blew them all out the water

He didn't actually call her an acorn. Andy can differentiate between a tree seed and a person which probably makes him brighter than Hughie who seems to have the wrong idea about plaster zebras.

Of course Hughie is intelligent.

He knew Napoleon ice cream came from a country called Napoleon.