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Do you remember being tested for the gifted program? I do. In 3rd grade. I missed it by only a few points and diagnosed with adhd shortly after. They tried to put me on drugs but my mom thought I was too young. I specifically remember them asking me... show more

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I was in the GATE program in 1st grade. Once a week pulled from class, go to a special class with a random "teacher", computers lined up against the wall and had us listen to the program on the computer with giant grey headphones telling me to "relax , blah blah blah" (these are called the monroe gateway tapes btw), gave us pink fluid in cups, had us practice vowels and patterns, rubber band spatial tests, etc. I moved schools in 2nd grade, and then one random day in 3rd grade, the program at my new school pulled me in and that "teacher" had me take IQ tests in this random trailer outside the school. I specifically remember one of the questions asking me to remember Pompeii. Why the hell did they ask a 3rd grader questions about pompeii when i had never studied it? They were testing for something greater. I failed it on purpose because I didn't want to be part of their group as I hated school. It always felt fake and gay to me. The CIA tracked me moving schools, and they thought I would forget it all - but I didn't. Sounds crazy until you realize other people, especially Anons, have similar experience. I just find it hilarious they tracked me, without my parent's consent, and thought I would never find out, and now all of us GATE kids are bringing down their system of LIES.

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