IQ Levels

[precogmiles]

Do you need a high IQ to know that roulette can not be beaten using systems, which do not increase the accuracy of the prediction?

I can understand playing roulette for fun. I also think some people are desperate for money so are willing to try anything, which I can still have empathy for.

But I fail to comprehend those that are convinced that spins are not independent of each other. And the forum is full of them. Even as a hobby, it has to be one of the strangest hobbies. They are literally trying to make 1+ 1 = 3.

Clearly all these people can't be wrong, can they? Why waste your life doing the impossible.

I mean no disrespect, I am just confused at what I see on this forum.

[Clf7]

 "I also think some people are desperate for money so are willing to try anything"

You know already the answer to your question precog.

[Steve]

It's a similar principle to "people buy what they WANT, not what they need".

It doesn't matter how smart someone is if they don't want to see. Generally though, smarter people prefer not to keep their head in the sand. It's like lying to yourself.

I've been trying to figure it out myself (why some people stay clueless). It goes well beyond basic gambling principles.

[Bebediktus3]

Do you need a high IQ to know that roulette can not be beaten using systems, which do not increase the accuracy of the prediction?

To understand this you do not need high IQ, you need simply elementary math knowledge, maybe that is even arithmetic. What mostly wonders me is that usually, peoples thinks that in roulette are "easy money". Learn some "rule" and can easy win every day...

[Taotie]

I mean no disrespect

Oh yes you do.

[Joe]

Do you need a high IQ to know that roulette can not be beaten using systems, which do not increase the accuracy of the prediction?

I would guess that someone with a low IQ is more likely to find it difficult to understand that no winning roulette system is possible, but on the other hand there are people with high IQs who are convinced it can be done. People in general aren't very good at understanding probability which is why it came so late in human development. Even today many people have no time for it, they think 'either something happens or it doesn't', so probability is irrelevant and pointless.

What I find strange is those who deny that mathematics proves that systems don't work. They call those who point this out 'closed minded', even though they use and rely on maths in every other area of their lives and never doubt it. But when it comes to roulette systems suddenly the maths is wrong! 

I agree with Steve. Maybe they're just blinded because they really want systems to work. It's the classic wishful thinking fallacy : 'it's true because I want it to be true'. And anyone can fall for that fallacy no matter how dumb or smart they are.

[Bebediktus3]

What I find strange is those who deny that mathematics proves that systems don't work. They call those who point this out 'closed minded', even though they use and rely on maths in every other area of their lives and never doubt it. But when it comes to roulette systems suddenly the maths is wrong!

Exactly !!
And one more - talks about that is in several decades - really as i remember always that was. Nobody from these system players wins and when point them to that - they imidiatelly become very angry and you become bigest their enemy And if ask to show their abilities in life, then at all is like asking state secret
Nobody can something show, in reality, I met several such HG holders - no one won when I saw...

[precogmiles]

I've been observing the recent posts on the forum and I think iq levels definitely have something to do with it.

How can you complain about scammers? Steve has literally made a whole thread about it.

How can you still be under the delusion that 1 + 1 could ever be 3?

How can you keep going around in circles looking for something that doesn't exist?

This is not rocket science. Systems don't work.

Either system players have an incredibly high IQ or or this forum is a haven of delusion.

[INTERCEPTOR]

How can you still be under the delusion that 1 + 1 could ever be 3?

How can you keep going around in circles looking for something that doesn't exist?

This is not rocket science. Systems don't work.

Either system players have an incredibly high IQ or or this forum is a haven of delusion.

Yep
Precognition, Compa, imbalance and godfather clf7 

[precogmiles]

The levels on this forum are very fascinating to observe.

[Steve]

Huh?

Who did?

[swanson]

The levels on this forum are very fascinating to observe.

No one really knows what anyone IQ level on this forum is, though you can estimate it based on their writing ability I suppose. Does someone's belief in a HG system reflect their IQ level? Even though I have a low IQ and mental deficits, I know that no such grail exists. Actually, I don't "know" this. Just like people don't "know" that the paranormal exists. Except, the paranormal and all this psychic stuff is real. I don't want to lead people on, though. People knowing that it is real may get some lucky results and end up with a gambling addiction or do stupid things from being manipulated by spirits. This is all very real. I just can't believe how well it is either covered up or people are just programmed by themselves (and other ordinary people) not to believe it. A real HG would consist of psychic-type abilities, that can be learned by anyone, and a system (rules of play).

Does me revealing my mental deficits lower my credibility? I hope not.

[swanson]

You can be manipulated by spirits by not knowing what your own thoughts are. You think doing something "stupid" is your idea, when really it is manifesting from some outside force, such as spirits. Certain meditations, occult practices, and even engaging in certain activities, such as roulette research, can attract such spirits. I fear being labeled as crazy, but the truth is the truth. Also, be warned that you may risk spending eternity in hell for occult practices.

[ati]

I know that no such grail exists

But how would you know when there are infinite possibilities?
I think that the more certain individuals know, the less they want to share. I haven't worked out a HG yet, so I won't make any claims. But I have been reading the forums for like 10 years, and have seen some private discussions, so I know that there are many things that have never been discussed on the forums.
I know it's very hard for some people to accept that after 40 years of playing and testing roulette systems, there could be things that they have not seen before.

[Taotie]

Does me revealing my mental deficits lower my credibility? I hope not.

Your credibility is zero, so no it doesn't.