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IQ and BMI are strong predictors of income and disease. As the linked post describes, EQ is ill-defined, and lacks predictive power over any particular outcome
by Scaevolus 9y ago
IQ and BMI are strong predictors of income and disease.
As the linked post describes, EQ is ill-defined, and lacks predictive power over any particular outcome.
- taneq 9y agoIf you know Bob is a genius coder, but is guaranteed to creep out a potential client, you're making a prediction based on your assessment of Bob's EQ.
- ralfn 9y agoIf Bob doesnt like talking to customers being extra rude or creepy is a sign of intelligence. The article wasnt stating that people dont have more or less or different social skills. But that they currently arent measurable in a scientific way (and likely never will be). The phrase EQ is therefor completely and intentionally fraudulent. Like the word "scientology".
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- ThomPete 9y agoNo they are not strong indicators of income. They are indicators of skills currently in need by society at large. But go back 400 years and IQ was not the primary predictor for that and my guess is that it won't be in the future either.