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> That's a common myth No, it's not. It's a matter of measure and perspective. The pareto principle guarantees that lower IQ men in aggregate, have more kids (
by TooBrokeToBeg 8y ago
> That's a common myth
No, it's not. It's a matter of measure and perspective. The pareto principle guarantees that lower IQ men in aggregate, have more kids (with similar IQs). Regardless of other trends.
- Retric 8y agoAbsolute numbers are not important over time it's rates that matter. Actual studies show high IQ men having more children and those children having increased survival odds. This likely relates to status, and having more kids does not apply to women. PS: Do you really think the sub 60 IQ population which is about the same size as the 140+ IQ population has more kids?
- tomjakubowski 8y ago> The pareto principle guarantees that lower IQ men in aggregate, have more kids I'm sorry, what? I am familiar with the Pareto principle but I do not see how this follows from it. Could you elaborate?