Yeah, Steve.
It's not slightly, Steve. It's 24% (.49 x.49) of the variance (r squared) vs 16% (.40 x.40) which is a 50 per cent difference ((24-16)/16)). That makes intelligence a much stronger predictor. Particularly when IQ is also determining paternal education status.https://twitter.com/SteveStuWill/status/1024454828590649344 …
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I agree it exists and certainly has a major effect in success. What are your thoughts on it?
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lol...Exactly, took the words right out of my mouth!
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More interesting to me is the importance of the father's characteristics - note much higher than mother's
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Research has demonstrated that EQ is a better predictor of success than IQ.
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Research has also indicated EQ to the best predictor for how many cats you will own and dress up in star wars cosplay.
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Is this perhaps why institutions need to be "feminized" though? Because the hard reality of IQ differences ultimately isn't very fair?
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Disagree, I would argue that high IQ people moves everyone to a better place. lets put it this way, who would you prefer to be designing cars and aircrafts? who would you prefer to be in charge of the economic policies on a country?
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I wonder how you could study self motivation? I think self motivation helps a ton, but it certainly has limits. Without the education necessary to guide your motivation in the right direction, and many other factors, a person eventually hits a wall.
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