That's def. possible but you need to bear in mind IQ is 50%-80% genetic, no shared environment effect; and,
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Replying to @InaneImperium @LokiJulianus
there is a strong link between IQ & all other measures of success. So there's not much left for $$ to explain
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Replying to @InaneImperium @LokiJulianus
Certainly, if you are in the top 10% by income and have 10 kids, they can mostly stay in the top 10%, too.
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Replying to @InaneImperium
besides IQ, $$ is one of the only quantifiable metrics you can track, but IDK.
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Replying to @LokiJulianus @InaneImperium
high IQ parents probably spend money better anyway
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Replying to @LokiJulianus @InaneImperium
I think even if zillionaires have 10 kids that will start the family on a downward asset trend.
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Replying to @LokiJulianus @InaneImperium
I need to just run this through Fortune 500 members and track family history or whatnot.
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Replying to @LokiJulianus @InaneImperium
Few outside the sub-1% tap into inherited wealth early enough for it to change life outcomes.
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..school & major (IQ) matter more than reducing the annuity in their trust from $10k/mo to $2k
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Replying to @AngloRemnant @InaneImperium
when you have more kids, there is less money to go around.
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yes but unless ur rich af, any $ gifted to kids will be immaterial % of their career earnings.
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Replying to @AngloRemnant @InaneImperium
opportunities (such as education) cost $$. How is this difficult to comprehend?
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