I don't think she is 145. That would be 1 in 468 for a SD of 14. Hsu gave 145 as an example in his post.
But I guess it's not too hard to find these people at good universities. You just have to convince them to sell their gametes. That's the hard part.
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Yeah, for 20k you can get Ivy league eggs.
I wonder how we could get more eggs out of qualified donors.
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That was the genius sperm bank, right? I think they had problems because the geniuses were too old.
I thought about embryo selection and that stuff just doesn't work (<1 IQ point gain). But gamete selection based on phenotype does. I don't understand why people aren't doing it.
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Yeah but I don't know how strong that is just based on genes. The gametes would be implanted.
I would prefer very bright kids over my genetic ones. But I am not normal I guess. Augustus wasn't Caesar's biological child (just great-nephew).
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"Sorry kids, but Aella has an IQ of 148, I hope you will make friends in the forest"
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>.> uh i did in fact test this number were you just guessing?
Yes, I have a little spreadsheet where you put in the parental scores and it calculates a few things and plots this distribution. I didn't remember you mentioning your IQ score.
145 is exactly 3 SD above the mean. A good guess for very high intelligence.
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