Draft talk:Mega Test

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Standalone notability rationale

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This draft is intended to cover the Mega Test as a standalone subject rather than as a subsection of Ronald K. Hoeflin. The test has received coverage in multiple independent or semi-independent sources, including its original publication in Omni, Roger D. Carlson's evaluation in Test Critiques, David Redvaldsen's 2020 analysis of the Mega and Titan tests, the Guinness Book of Records high-IQ listing, and Rachel Aviv's Village Voice article discussing high-range IQ testing. The article is focused on the test's development, format, use by high-IQ societies, and published psychometric criticism, rather than on Hoeflin or any individual test-taker. JarvisIQ (talk) 00:44, 27 May 2026 (UTC)Reply

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Standalone notability rationale