Krisk, In many books the 11% is the moneys worth , the rest is all fluff. Considering how much we have to do in our lifes isn't it better to bypass the fluff and get the real value asap?
IQ test depend upon who they were written for. In an IQ test for an insect our human minds would fail miserably and the insect would be king. An IQ test designed to highlight a persons artistic skills would make most mathematicans look like they have beans for brains. You cannot compare the unique makeup of a person that makes one an individual solely by numbers.
Did you know that if you give an IQ test to a child of about 6 one day they score genius and the next they score dunce? It just given their mood on how they want to play with those test. Why do we believe as we get older that our "don't feel like it" temperments disappear? (Well we are creative and renamed it procastination). 
Our ability to procastinate also refects how we would score on a so called IQ test. If the test is a score that opens the door to something that interests you, you'll do your best, to get the best score you can. If you haven't undermined yourself with I can't thinking. Whatever the number it matters little if you don't use the skills you have that make you an individual.
Alex
