Can Sound have an IQ?

Question

Can Sound have an IQ?

Answer 1

As you you dig yourself deeper and deeper in point-debt, I have to wonder just what you are trying to achieve, here.  Looking over some of your questions and answers, I'll be darned if I can figure out any reason why you're using Yahoo! Answers.  Almost nothing you write makes any sense at all.

Answer 2

not normally, but if you were to ask that question out loud i think there is a first for everything.

Answer 3

  If IQ is perfect,then sound does exactly as it should.

Answer 4

No.  Sound is just a form of energy of particles bumping into other particles, creating longitudinal waves.  

Answer 5

Absolutely not. Sound is simple the vibration of molecules, a thin strip of skin called the ear drum then interprets it.

IQ is a measure of intelligence created in France in the late 1800. You cannot calculate an inadament object's intelligence, nor can you calculate the IQ of such objects action's or movements (e.g. vibrations/sound).

Answer 6

*laughing*

No.

Answer 7

That's like asking "Can a mushroom have a bank account?", your question makes no sense at all. listen i have no idea how you got out of your padded room but the people in the white coats are there to help you, now take your pills and have a nice little nap.

Answer 8

No.  Intelligence quotient applies to people and sometimes animals, but not the vibration of particles.