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Sounds reasonable... but so what? To me it seems pretty clear that high GDP causes higher IQ, not IQ causing high GDP (assuming the findings in this book are ac
by jey 19y ago
Sounds reasonable... but so what? To me it seems pretty clear that high GDP causes higher IQ, not IQ causing high GDP (assuming the findings in this book are accurate). We need to remember that IQ is a measure of how well you score on IQ tests, and not a measure of "intelligence" (whatever that is).
- bocajuniors 19y agoyeah, from an article in the economist: during 20th century every large group of european immigrants(italians, germans, swedish...) in america have had iq:s of about 90 shortly after arrival which in all cases have risen to 100 after a couple of decades when they have been fully integrated into society.this also explains why there are other groups who have failed to experience this rise.they have failed to integrate, or society has failed to let them integrate
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