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    1. Sister Sarah‏ @sarahdoingthing 14 Jun 2015
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      I have a hard time seeing how intelligence could ever evolve in social creatures.

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      Sister Sarah‏ @sarahdoingthing 14 Jun 2015
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      Given competition over limited resources, it's always in many coalitions' advantage to get rid of the scary smart people.

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        2. gg‏ @apocalyptocrat 17 Jun 2015
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          @sarahdoingthing if smart p so smart they would be able to fool your coali. also many dumber people recognize value in those who are smarter

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        3. Sister Sarah‏ @sarahdoingthing 17 Jun 2015
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          @apocalyptocrat are you saying social intelligence correlates perfectly with g?

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        2. Sister Sarah‏ @sarahdoingthing 14 Jun 2015
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          This is obviously true of modern academia/science, but seems also true of bandits (stationary or otherwise) farming humans. Or poker games.

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        3. sleep geas‏ @topynate 14 Jun 2015
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          @sarahdoingthing Can the less intelligent really coordinate against truly dangerous minds? It just selects for deception. Cf poker.

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        2. Byrne Hobart‏ @ByrneHobart 14 Jun 2015
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          @sarahdoingthing indeed, this probably selects for people who can model other people's minds well enough to avoid being got-rid-of.

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        3. Sister Sarah‏ @sarahdoingthing 14 Jun 2015
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          @byrneseyeview rewarding extreme sensitivity to social rejection

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        2. πous〜es‏ @nouswaves 15 Jun 2015
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          @sarahdoingthing So why isn't this the case? Smart people can hide themselves? Communities need them when they are attacked by outsiders?

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        3. Sister Sarah‏ @sarahdoingthing 15 Jun 2015
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          @sebinsua I'm genuinely not sure

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        2. Weird Fun‏ @Black__Dwarf 14 Jun 2015
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          @sarahdoingthing Maybe saved by DK effect. Only the scary smart know how scary they are, and why.

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        3. Andrew Breese‏ @DoTheWeirdStuff 14 Jun 2015
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          @Black__Dwarf @sarahdoingthing :) I think it's actually an evolved instinct to be less trusting of smarter people. So the costs are always.

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