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Category Archives: IQ
Credit Scores Correlate With Relationship Health
Credit score correlates highly with IQ. WP: The one number that’s eerily good at predicting your success in love When people are looking for a significant other, they often try to find someone whose values, education, earnings, hobbies and even … Continue reading
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IQ And Doing Dumb Things
Blog: Once there were 3 classes of birds of a feather: Dumb birds, Smart birds and Genius birds. There was also a genius bird of a different feather hanging around. All summer the genius bird of a different feather went … Continue reading
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Steven Pinker: “Replicability Crisis in Psych DOESN’T Apply to IQ: Huge N’s, Replicable Results. But People Hate the Message.”
From Steve Sailer: Steven Pinker’s tweet makes the same point about the Replicability Crisis in psychology that I made recently: IQ research is almost boringly replicable. Pinker’s link directs us to the big International Society for Intelligence Research conference going … Continue reading
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Asians Are Bright But Not Curious
Dr. James Thompson writes: The IQ view of the world is that the citizens of China, Japan and Korea are brighter than citizens of Europe and the other European derived countries that comprise The West. Not only do Orientals, or … Continue reading
You Can’t Close The IQ Gap Between Races
Casey: “I don’t understand the obsession with “the achievement gap.” Wouldn’t it serve everyone best to make sure our smartest students are in accelerated classes with other smart kids so they can eventually build great things? If we insist on … Continue reading