>If everyone prioritized wealth equally, then the overall statistics would show higher IQ correlating with more wealth. This seems like unjustified conjecture.

>If everyone prioritized wealth equally, then the overall statistics would show higher IQ correlating with more wealth. This seems like unjustified conjecture. There are so many variables at play in determining the ability to gain wealth; if I'm "high IQ" (rolling my eyes at this term) and want to gain wealth, but I have to care for my ailing mother, or raise four children on my own, will I succeed? One can make a lot of money on YouTube without needing a formal education, and I struggle to see how you would measure the "IQ" of the successful YouTube stars. Isn't there a flawed assumption that you need a high paying job that requires high IQ to amass wealth?