and called them his termites

Predicting they'd do great things

Ultimately, they turned out relatively average, slightly above average at best

while many of those skipped went on to achieve greater things

You have said literally nothing of any value

all you have is the one specific example

I mean

that's the one I'm familiar with

No, hold on, I'm reading something about this that gives a different account of this person's story

But I'm not finished

so I want to before I see if I'm wrong

and there are a plethora of graphs and decades of research to back up our ARGUMENT?

@SilverLining I've literally just read three different articles that give a completely different story

what a joke

literally fuck off

The test subjects on average had higher incomes than their peers

https://books.google.com/books?id=TLJ9AAAAMAAJ&q=%22we+have+seen+that+intellect+and+achievement%22

What was the sample size of these termites?

iirc, all state schools in california

I might be wrong, though... haven't read up on it much since about a year ago

and (((California)))

but yeah

the study itself concluded a lack of a correlation

there were some successes, but like, with a large enough group, that's to be expected

and likewise, there were plenty of successes outside of the group

I hope your state fucking decides to split and then gets fucked

I hope it splits too

I think there was a Nobel prize winner or two, in addition to a SC justice

don't quote me on that, though

thank god for the wildfires

California has a ballot to break up the state into multiple states

@SilverLining It wasn't in the state of california, or at least in the school district

...?

It was a study of children over 35 years

ah, my bad, then

The study you're citing has to be something else

Because what you have just cited

I read this a year ago

the study

gives the exact opposite result of what I just read

I can't remember the specifics