Captain Jack Sparrow said:
You're right. I am also a member of Mensa Australia.
I thought the organization is for bright people. I heard you applied and they are still laughing!
About Mensa
Mensa is a not-for-profit society. Its purposes are to identify and foster human intelligence for the benefit of humanity, encourage research into the nature, characteristics and uses of intelligence, and to provide a stimulating intellectual and social environment for its members.</FONT>
All kinds of people are in Mensa
You'll find all sorts of people in Mensa. But Mensans worldwide have one thing in common they're bright. </FONT>
Mensa is an international society with only one criterion for membership a score on a standardised IQ test higher than that of 98 per cent of the general population. </FONT>
So no matter what you think or how you vote, why not consider joining us? We're always on the lookout for new members to further enrich our diversity of abilities, interests and opinions. </FONT>
Mental and social stimulation
If you enjoy brain-teasers, stimulating articles and lively exchanges of views, you'll appreciate TableAus, our monthly magazine, which incorporates the Mensa International Journal. If you like to discuss world problems or the latest in science and technology, you're sure to find like-minded people at a Mensa event. Perhaps you just want to relax and exchange repartee with others who'll get your jokes and add their own quips. Many find Mensa a welcome relief. </FONT>
Mensa offers opportunities to meet people, exchange ideas and make new friends at your intellectual level. Quick minds are welcomed; instant communication and comprehension are the rule rather than the exception.</FONT>
