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@Zuluzeit IQ is trying to measure how well someone will function in the US armed forces in 1925
It's a very flawed scale, yes.
Hahaha
Does IQ affect common sense🤔
They're working on it.
No one think that IQ is biological?
Unfortunately no.
Genes would be biology.
Sorry didn’t see Maws comment
In a living hell of over analysis
Ofc hormones have a huge impact
@busillis that was my point. If you smart enough to live in a suitable condition but not smart enough to see the issues you will be happy
@robxtom That's been a popularly controversial topic since The Bell Curve came out. Before that, it was mostly limited to specialized academics.
Is this true? I definitely feel you can inherit certain traits?
@Beth of course you can. But it is measured in what culture values. Never not biased.
You are born with certain impulses that can shape your personality
You can inherit physical traits that give you a stronger disposition one way or another.
But it's almost entirely cultural from that point on.
@Beth what you inherit is neuron growth. Grow-grow-branch. Grow-grow-branch. Or Grow-branch grow-branch. The more branches, the more synapsis (contact between neurons). That is where data is processed. So you inherit data capacity. Nothing else.
To my understanding.
I've noticed that family seem the past cultural tradition...
You learn something new everyday, thank you for explaining
Anecdotally of course
If you're born with a brain for math but never practice math, how can you inherit math skills?
Psychometrics endeavors to exclude personality, behavior, disposition, etc. from its data.
@Zuluzeit what’re you referring to? The Gaussian? That is the bell curve
There is a particular story about two twins that grew up in separate but similar towns. They ended up living almost the exact same lives down to what they named their dogs . The name of their wives and children
Anecdotal, but I do recall a more broad study being conducted on natives of certain tribes that were isolated from one another for centuries.
I don't recall it off the top of my head.
@Zuluzeit I interpret it as a characteristic of nature which we are a part of for sure
Cosmopolitan by birth liberal by the grace of the dogma of atheism.
That’s a good point... The reason why I ask is my mum & dad split up when I was 10 months old, I’ve only seen him a couple of times since then. People sometimes tell me I’m quite like him in some ways, that’s why I just assumed it was in the genes... 🤷🏼‍♀️ not my area of expertise as you can see