My challenge to folks who are skeptical about IQ tests such as the Stanford-Binet or WAIS-R: Develop your own measure of general cognitive ability and show that it has higher reliability & validity in predicting real-world success. I'll wait.
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The best map fallacy in The Technical Incerto, Vol 2. Geoff Miller is clueless.pic.twitter.com/bs4oqMRTVp
All I can see is a highlighted quote that makes no sense in the context of my tweet. Explain further please.
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Full quote in case the final part of the paragraph was not sufficiently self-explanatorypic.twitter.com/7sYPyHM9R2
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IQ tests are one of the best maps available for predicting outcomes, across thousands of studies. How is this quote at all relevant? Just because Taleb, who doesn't understand this field at all, claims it is?
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Let me ask you a simple question Pf. Miller; how useful would it be having a map of, say, Uzbekistan, if you intend navigating to the Maldives...?
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