true men know it's all in good intentions, as long as you can be frens

IQ can not sustain civilizations as we know it

we'll be just fine

without all the dummies

it's just a bit hard to imagine

high eighties is considered collapse. You can not maintain much

Like I'm having sex with girls other than his daughter but he is having sex with girls that could be his daughter

That's just wrong

Mexico is at 88 IQ. Not 90 is looking so hot now.

Pondering thoughts ...

when you stop dating her, tell her it's because of her filthy dad

"it's not you, it's your dad"

Lol

@Hector and Mexico City is actually a decent place. 90iq pod-dwellers are more than enough to prop up the oligarchs

Mexico City is sucking up the intelligence of its satellite cities.

The country looks terrible.

All the high IQ people migrate into the big cities.

Yea, I don't disagree

tsk tsk, @EJGalecio. are you cheating or poly

@Deleted User wait, and you even made several assumptions too that make the situation worse. There a several populations there. I was talking to a friend from Mexico. The Spaniards are about 99 IQ. They are having low birth rates. They make up the rich cities like Mexico. The natives and mixed are like 85 - 80 IQ. >_>

A 90iq nation of 400 million people means around 4 million people with an IQ of 120+
Even to keep a capital going easily

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KlzK3Idys80

socialist heat-map?

Well, you would actually have to break the population into several demographics, each having its own bell curve.

racist

Ok, but I'm talking aggregate 90 lol

So it averages out

You are doing a total bell curve population. IF you average it out, your calculation is wrong.

maintenance in mexico probably isn't the same thing i'm thinking of

he's saying that's inaccurate because of the regional compositions

The SD is what is important. The different populations would have their own SD.

Let me make an example

Wdym? Weak law of large numbers
A bell curve is made up of infinite bell curves

@Naberiusno sir

I never

Central limit theorem as well

we only assume

```in some situations, when independent random variables are added, their properly normalized sum tends toward a normal distribution```

Oof to doubt the empiracy of either is a tall task

Bell curves are not a precise law of nature