@BlinkRape @PapaPole @LukeAlmighty @matana https://www.banepo.st/notice/AVgHl2rqx4X23SXSPg It's very likely simply based on words used.

@LukeAlmighty @matana @bane @LukeAlmighty @matana @BlinkRape architect and neo from matrix reloaded is 140. if i remove neos lines its 142. its just percentage of "smart people words"
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@PapaPole @LukeAlmighty @matana @BlinkRape Which isn't surprising. It is a somewhat useful tool to target audiences. Someone writing a speech for a national audience would want his speech in the 80IQ range, while someone writing a research paper might want to target the 120+ range (the research probably isn't that good if the range comes out lower than that, considering the words that would be used in any legitimate research). Someone who is actually high IQ should have no problem switching writing and speech styles depending on his audience (even in daily life). Speaking at the level of your audience helps them feel like they can trust you, and it helps them understand you clearly, like when speaking to children, or women, non-whites, and other retards.