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> especially those that are (supposedly and explicitly) genetically determined entry criteria. IQ is very much so not genetically determined. See for instance
by brian_cloutier 4y ago
> especially those that are (supposedly and explicitly) genetically determined entry criteria.
IQ is very much so not genetically determined. See for instance the flynn effect which is happening far too fast to be the result of genetics. IQ is only ~50% heritable.
- klabb3 4y agoYeah, hence "supposedly". The club's criteria is based on some form of largely immutable or hard to change personal trait. I can understand this in one way: as a support group. Highly intelligent people don't always have easy lives, especially when growing up. But if it was a support group, you'd have very little use for a test.