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MENSA 
  Mensa , founded in 1946 at Oxford by Lancelot Ware and Roland
  Berrill, is an international society free from all racial, political or
  religious distinctions. Mensa means "table" in Latin, and stands for
  a round table society where race, colour, creed, national origin,  
  gender, age, political affiliation, educational or social background
  are irrelevant. Mensa welcomes people from every walk of life  
  whose IQ is in the top 2% of the population. Mensans enjoy the
  stimulation of each other's company and participating in a wide  
  range of social and cultural activities. 
  Members are a diverse group of people of many ages, at every  
  economic level, and they come from diverse occupations such as  
  homemakers, teachers, engineers, research scientists, clerks and 
  more. In education they range from high school students to people
  with multiple doctorates. There is no one prevailing characteristic 
  of Mensa members other than high IQ. 

  Mensa is a non-profit organization run by members for the benefit
  of members and society at large. Mensa has three stated purposes:

  • To identify and foster human intelligence for the benefit of humanity.
  • To encourage research in the nature, characteristics and uses of intelligence.
  • To promote stimulating intellectual and social opportunities for its members.
 
  
 
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