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[[Lisa Simpson]] is a member of the [[Springfield]] chapter of Mensa. Other members include [[Julius Hibbert|Dr. Hibbert]], [[Professor Frink]], [[Comic Book Guy]], [[Principal Skinner]], and [[Lindsey Naegle]]. They briely gained control of Springfield, but after their experiment failed, they were shown up by [[Stephen Hawking]], whom Homer referred to as Lisa's "robot buddy". | [[Lisa Simpson]] is a member of the [[Springfield]] chapter of Mensa. Other members include [[Julius Hibbert|Dr. Hibbert]], [[Professor Frink]], [[Comic Book Guy]], [[Principal Skinner]], and [[Lindsey Naegle]]. They briely gained control of Springfield, but after their experiment failed, they were shown up by [[Stephen Hawking]], whom Homer referred to as Lisa's "robot buddy". | ||
| − | == The Idiots Revolution == | + | == The Idiots' Revolution == |
When the Springfield Mensa members disscussed the problems about the lesser intelligent, seemingly "stupid", Springfiedians (also referred to as the "Springfield idiots"), they ran to the Mayor's Office with evidence to prove their case. [[Mayor Quimby]], however, believed they had uncovered his corrupt activities, had all compromising evidence destroyed, and fled town via air (in his view, robbing [[Chief Wiggum]] of the chance to arrest him). With the office of Mayor vacant, by law, Mensa Springfield—the town's most learned citizens—were now in charge of Springfield, and intended to reform the town into a utopia. | When the Springfield Mensa members disscussed the problems about the lesser intelligent, seemingly "stupid", Springfiedians (also referred to as the "Springfield idiots"), they ran to the Mayor's Office with evidence to prove their case. [[Mayor Quimby]], however, believed they had uncovered his corrupt activities, had all compromising evidence destroyed, and fled town via air (in his view, robbing [[Chief Wiggum]] of the chance to arrest him). With the office of Mayor vacant, by law, Mensa Springfield—the town's most learned citizens—were now in charge of Springfield, and intended to reform the town into a utopia. | ||
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== Members == | == Members == | ||
| − | *[[Dr. Hibbert]] - IQ:131+ | + | *[[Dr. Hibbert]] - IQ: 131+ |
| − | *[[Professor Frink]] - IQ:197 | + | *[[Professor Frink]] - IQ: 197 |
| − | *[[Lindsey Naegle]] - IQ:131+ | + | *[[Lindsey Naegle]] - IQ: 131+ |
| − | *[[Principal Skinner]] - IQ:131+ | + | *[[Principal Skinner]] - IQ: 131+ |
| − | *[[Lisa Simpson]] - IQ:167 (formerly 159) | + | *[[Lisa Simpson]] - IQ: 167 (formerly 159) |
| − | *[[Comic Book Guy]] - IQ:170 | + | *[[Comic Book Guy]] - IQ: 170 |
| − | *[[Sideshow Mel]] - IQ:(Unknown) | + | *[[Sideshow Mel]] - IQ: (Unknown) |
| − | *[[Martin Prince]] - IQ:216 | + | *[[Martin Prince]] - IQ: 216 |
== Etymology == | == Etymology == | ||
*Mensa (pronounced /ˈmɛnsə/; IPA: [ˈmensa] in Latin) means "table" in Latin as is symbolized in the organization's logo | *Mensa (pronounced /ˈmɛnsə/; IPA: [ˈmensa] in Latin) means "table" in Latin as is symbolized in the organization's logo | ||
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== Appearances == | == Appearances == | ||
*{{ep|They Saved Lisa's Brain}} | *{{ep|They Saved Lisa's Brain}} | ||
*{{game|The Simpsons: Tapped Out}} | *{{game|The Simpsons: Tapped Out}} | ||
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[[Category:Character groups]] | [[Category:Character groups]] | ||
Revision as of 18:04, December 12, 2012
Mensa is an international organization for people whose intelligence is at the 98th percentile or higher, as measured by a standardized, supervised intelligence test. Mensa is formally composed of national groups and the umbrella organization Mensa International.
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In Springfield
Lisa Simpson is a member of the Springfield chapter of Mensa. Other members include Dr. Hibbert, Professor Frink, Comic Book Guy, Principal Skinner, and Lindsey Naegle. They briely gained control of Springfield, but after their experiment failed, they were shown up by Stephen Hawking, whom Homer referred to as Lisa's "robot buddy".
The Idiots' Revolution
When the Springfield Mensa members disscussed the problems about the lesser intelligent, seemingly "stupid", Springfiedians (also referred to as the "Springfield idiots"), they ran to the Mayor's Office with evidence to prove their case. Mayor Quimby, however, believed they had uncovered his corrupt activities, had all compromising evidence destroyed, and fled town via air (in his view, robbing Chief Wiggum of the chance to arrest him). With the office of Mayor vacant, by law, Mensa Springfield—the town's most learned citizens—were now in charge of Springfield, and intended to reform the town into a utopia.
However, some of their reforms angered the townspeople and threatened to cause a riot, until Stephen Hawking showed up. Professor Hawking sharply criticized the group, comparing their failure to transform the town to his own failure to formulate a unified field theory. He then used his chair's built-in boxing glove to punch Seymour Skinner when Skinner objected to the comparison. The Springfield idiots attacked Gazebo 7 and were about to destroy it (with Lisa inside), and Hawking used his chair's helicopter-like propellor to rescue Lisa, escaping just in time. Mayor Quimby then returned to Springfield to retake full power.
Members
- Dr. Hibbert - IQ: 131+
- Professor Frink - IQ: 197
- Lindsey Naegle - IQ: 131+
- Principal Skinner - IQ: 131+
- Lisa Simpson - IQ: 167 (formerly 159)
- Comic Book Guy - IQ: 170
- Sideshow Mel - IQ: (Unknown)
- Martin Prince - IQ: 216
Etymology
- Mensa (pronounced /ˈmɛnsə/; IPA: [ˈmensa] in Latin) means "table" in Latin as is symbolized in the organization's logo
