If you don't STEM in math, stochastics or nonlinear dynamic systems, then you should not be messing with IQ in culture. Debating skills, on their own, are not enough. You need STEM to play with the big-boys.
If you don’t understand what a bell curve is, then you need to do some reading before we continue this conversationhttps://twitter.com/JaneReeves98/status/1082683553257873408 …
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The unsung geniuses? The ones that live their lives in quiet desperation?
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Hahahaha!
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I think the knowledge there may be a bit scant. In Australia, nobody cares about anything. We have an endemic apathy and ignorance. Everybody I know, when I discuss politics says "What can you do?" Sends me to screaming pitch. I am appalled at both sides of our parliament, shit!
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a more interesting converstation is not the few elite individual but is it worth for a society to keep around groups of sub 80 iq compared to 100+ as the latter produce more great individuals
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The HighTech Civilization we're living in was built up almost exclusively by people of european descent. There's something in the european genetics and cultural values missing in other peoples.
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