Very good Agnes! To be fair she is probably of average intelligence but has accomplished far above what would be typical.


>Tracy,
>a IQ below 20?
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>I couldn't be that hard. Every slice of bread has a IQ of 20. ::)
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>Agnes
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>>I hate to admit this, but you have to admire Hilary Clinton. She is far more accomplished than the other woman for the simple fact that she is very wealthy, was once the First Lady of our country (gag), is now a Senator of the state of NY (thank God it is not NC), and achieves pretty much whatever she attempts and yet has probably 1/10th of the other lady's intelligence...
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>>>Thanks for the information.::)
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>>>I agree that I wouldn't call being a senator a job. And have an other idea of work too.
>>>Agnes
>>>>>John,
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>>>>>just to help an outsider, she got a job?
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>>>>Not really, she's a Senator from NY. So, it's not a job in the usual sense of the word. Kinda like being on the government dole, isn't it. However, she could easily become a gazillionaire with her stock investment acumen.
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>>>>>Agnes
>>>>>>So much for IQ? And, I hate to correct you, but everyone here in the US knows that Hillary Clinton is the most clever woman in the universe!<vbg>
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>>>>>>>That's interesting. :))
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>>>>>>>World's cleverest woman can't find a job
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>A Bulgarian woman rated the world's cleverest wants a British firm to give her a job after spending two years on the dole.
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>>>>>>>Bulgarian Daniela Simidchieva, a mother of three, has five Masters Degrees and an IQ of almost 200.
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>>>>>>>She's listed by the country's Mensa office as the world's cleverest but despite sending off hundreds of applications she still hasn't found a job.
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>>>>>>>Her IQ is the same as that of chemist Marie Curie who was the first person to win the Noble Prize twice but cannot even get a cleaning job.
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>>>>>>>Daniela said: "I love learning, but I also want to work. In the last 44 years I have studied economics, education and sociology at universities in Bulgaria and Britain.
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>>>>>>>"I am qualified as an industrial engineer, as an English teacher and as an electrical engineer as well as having my five Masters degrees.
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>>>>>>>"But in Bulgaria I have found that employers do not want clever employees. Even when I had a job, the largest salary I ever managed was just £90 a month."
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>>>>>>>http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_1164797.html