@pseudoerasmus @JayMan471 no. for bimodal, u need +2sd diff (mentioned in paper)
Here @JayMan471 i plotted it for you. rank-order r is higher and more proper (data not normal).pic.twitter.com/QzHDwxeIC4
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@pseudoerasmus@JayMan471 all of them (5 measures, as stated)pic.twitter.com/3lOm6aXVdW
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@pseudoerasmus@JayMan471 i thought you mean IQ, but these are income data. :)Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@pseudoerasmus@JayMan471 no bimodal. here, some simulation data. u need >2 SD d to get bimodal (equal sized)pic.twitter.com/LCEjIRtSV3
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@KirkegaardEmil Inequality (and imprisonment) probably more a factor of having multiple populations with *different* mean IQs in 1 country. -
@JayMan471 yes, that is my working theory, see: https://osf.io/dei73/ see also Meisenberg's two papers on the same topic.
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