When I took the sample it was testing pattern recognition on sets. It required spacial recognition, 1st grade math, and working memory. The working memory component is the grueling aspect since it's a timed test. Feinman was like a 130 guy and people consider him a genius. That's not genius level according to the test. On the otherhand the things they are testing for are clearly useful in all math and sciences. Those are universally useful. However, it does not test emotional, artistic, physical, or social intelligence. It's really limited which tests like this should be but it claims to be some kind of universal intelligence test. We have specialized testing for this reason (LSAT, MCATS, GRE/GMAT).
When I took the sample it was testing pattern recognition on sets. It required spacial recognition, 1st grade math, and working memory. The working memory component is the grueling aspect since it's a timed test. Feinman was like a 130 guy and people consider him a genius. That's not genius level according to the test. On the otherhand the things they are testing for are clearly useful in all math and sciences. Those are universally useful. However, it does not test emotional, artistic, physical, or social intelligence. It's really limited which tests like this should be but it claims to be some kind of universal intelligence test. We have specialized testing for this reason (LSAT, MCATS, GRE/GMAT).