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From: Ken S. Tucker on 14 Jan 2006 05:57 Pmb wrote: > "George Hammond" <nowhere1(a)notspam.org> wrote in message > news:9j5fs197mvpokmdgliocvj6psltn7egg31(a)4ax.com... > > 50% of the human race is below average intelligence. > > > > This is a proven scientific fact, not a theory! > > That is because intelligence follows a gaussian curve and like all gaussian > curves half of the population is below average and have is above it with few > people being exactly "average". Same goes with height. Half of the people in > the world are below average height too! > > Pete Nice to see you back Pete, the IQ of the group went up 10 points! Strange thing, a few days ago my wife had a dream about you and now suddenly you're back like aces. BTW, mass is relative, scalars are invariant ;-). Ken
From: Richard Henry on 14 Jan 2006 06:52 "odin" <odin(a)ragnarok.com> wrote in message news:L7qdnWk9CN1HC1XenZ2dnUVZ_v-dnZ2d(a)whidbeytel.com... > > [Hammond] > > The OP is aware that IQ is normally distributed in the population > > a fact that has been known for 75 years... and therefore the mean, > > "average", and the median are all identical, namely = 100. > > For right handers, the distribution of IQ scores is normally distributed. > Not so for left handers. Perhaps the challenges of living in a right-handed world exercise their mental capacities from early years.
From: Sue... on 14 Jan 2006 06:55 Pmb wrote: > "George Hammond" <nowhere1(a)notspam.org> wrote in message > news:9j5fs197mvpokmdgliocvj6psltn7egg31(a)4ax.com... > > 50% of the human race is below average intelligence. > > > > This is a proven scientific fact, not a theory! > > That is because intelligence follows a gaussian curve and like all gaussian > curves half of the population is below average and have is above it with few > people being exactly "average". Same goes with height. Half of the people in > the world are below average height too! > > Pete They use a curve in the US with a more intelligent design. It leans to the right about 0.7 percent. ;-) Sue...
From: Ken S. Tucker on 14 Jan 2006 07:36 Sue... wrote: > Pmb wrote: > > "George Hammond" <nowhere1(a)notspam.org> wrote in message > > news:9j5fs197mvpokmdgliocvj6psltn7egg31(a)4ax.com... > > > 50% of the human race is below average intelligence. > > > > > > This is a proven scientific fact, not a theory! > > > > That is because intelligence follows a gaussian curve and like all gaussian > > curves half of the population is below average and have is above it with few > > people being exactly "average". Same goes with height. Half of the people in > > the world are below average height too! > > > > Pete > They use a curve in the US with a more intelligent > design. It leans to the right about 0.7 percent. > > ;-) > Sue... Ontario Canada has an average IQ of about 90. It's so bad that Toronto Mensa wanted to get a special waiver in Toronto (average IQ 80) so that dummies can join Mensa, IOW's dummy down the test so the above aveage idiot can join! That same province poisoned 3000 people in Walkertown then blamed them for drinking the water, and then the SAR's outbreak that killed hundreds, (reduced to 50+ by creative accounting). In the Civilization Index, Ontario has taken the greatest decline in peaceful world history. We won't even insure business in Ontario anymore!
From: zzbunker on 14 Jan 2006 09:55
odin wrote: > > [Hammond] > > The OP is aware that IQ is normally distributed in the population > > a fact that has been known for 75 years... and therefore the mean, > > "average", and the median are all identical, namely = 100. > > For right handers, the distribution of IQ scores is normally distributed. > Not so for left handers. That would have to be the case, Since righter handers invented the normal disriibutiion. And it has nothing to do with intelligence other than that left-handed Lawyers on average burn their hands on McDonald's Coffee more often than right-handed Lawyers. So it's been renamed the Canadian Distribution in Honor Of Captain Kirk, who discovered the rule, rather than The Normal Distribution. |