I thought the Flynn effect stopped in the early 70s.
The increases in IQ are on specific sub tests unrelated to general intelligence, and racial disparities remain constant. The man who discovered the increase - Dr. James Flynn – said that we are not getting smarter, we are just getting more modern. Improvements in nutrition helphttps://twitter.com/ptharb/status/1100605192486117376 …
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I thought as much but it's Interesting to hear my conclusions from someone that has done far more research than myself. Not exactly the desired findings.
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Nutrition is irrelevant. It's about Macronutrients. It's like saying blood helps, when you're talking to a toddler about how Human blood transfusions work. It's not that blood helps, it's that human blood helps. Build your argument properly please.
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To be clear, subtests that are less g-loaded, not unrelated to g.
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Sources for the claim: "improvements in nutrition help" ? I have some qualifying counter-arguments.
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is this all Stef talks about anymore?
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Links to scholarship?
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Founder of keto - Peter Richard Huttenlocher (23 February 1931 – 15 August 2013) was a pediatricneurologist and neuroscientist who discovered how the brain develops in children.
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Your viewers probably aren't Nutritionists.
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Can you elaborate with some studies proving that point? Would love to see the research you have.
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And what does “more modern” mean? Are we testing people for “modern-ness” or intelligence? What are these tests measuring, exactly?
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He means we're getting more information but not exactly smarter. Technology has helped us learn more faster. Still the general intelligence hasn't gone up.
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