Donald Trump's 'Perfect' Score Is Not What You Think It Is

President Donald Trump effortlessly seizes opportunities to extol his achievements, which was evident on Thursday when he disclosed plans for a biannual physical at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, occurring just six months after his previous checkup. Addressing reporters in the Oval Office, he couldn't resist boasting about his performance, declaring his recent cognitive test as “perfect.” “I completed a cognitive exam, which is always a gamble because if I hadn't done well, you'd be the first to report it, yet I earned a perfect score,” Trump affirmed confidently.Continuing his self-congratulatory tone, he remarked, “One doctor even said he’s rarely witnessed such a score. I truly excelled.” He further took aim at predecessors, insinuating, “When I was asked if I’d take one, I said yes. Did Biden do it? He probably wouldn’t score well.”On social media, reactions varied, with some users noting the test’s actual purpose: identifying dementia, rather than assessing elite intelligence. The Montreal Cognitive Assessment aims to detect mild cognitive impairment through various cognitive functions, raising questions about the nature of Trump’s assertions.