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Right, because you know how to conduct a brain study better than a neuroscientist at UC Berkeley who's been working on this for years.
by jgilliam 17y ago
Right, because you know how to conduct a brain study better than a neuroscientist at UC Berkeley who's been working on this for years.
- arethuza 17y agoWell, if IQ is so easily changed that I would argue that it is a pretty useless metric for measuring innate capabilities. I have an older (16 years older) sister who trained as an educational psychologist - I was given all kinds of tests from an early age and I certainly learned how to do them so that later in my childhood I would always get ridiculously high marks on those kinds of tests and it was always pretty clear to me that it was just because I knew the tricks of doing these tests, not that I was particularly bright or that doing the tests increases your actual level of intelligence.