IQ and the Wealth of Nations by Richard Lynn, Tatu Vanhanen

IQ and the Wealth of Nations



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IQ and the Wealth of Nations Richard Lynn, Tatu Vanhanen ebook
ISBN: 027597510X, 9780313010897
Page: 320
Publisher: Praeger Publishers
Format: chm


Source: IQ and the Wealth of Nations. Countries With The Highest Average IQ. Easterly states that democracies versus awful governments are a major factor in a nation's wealth. The actual IQ of Germany is 102, according the to "IQ and the Wealth of Nations" by Flynn (p. The conclusions of this book have always seemed bizarre and ridiculous to me. (~_^) you can still manipulate the table on the revision page, though. This terrifying book by Richard Lynn and Tatu Vanhanen, shows us the elephant in the room of politics: the difference between have and have-not nations is. The inclusion of Turkish, African Immigrants might have lowered the score to 99. So, i took a screencap of the table from an older revision of the IQ and Wealth of Nations page. Ron Bailey has a look at the latest round in the discussion. Heh: Off to a good start there! You see, the mean IQ in Singapore is, according to IQ and the Wealth of Nations (2002), 104, NOT 100. I would like to point out a few examples in the book that supports the IQ and Wealth theory. Invoking the supreme authority of the late Stephen Jay Gould is a surefire way to persuade anybody familiar with the field of psychometrics that you know what you are talking about. Many of the data points in Lynn's book IQ and the Wealth of Nations were not based on residents of the named countries. This is with data collected from 1970-1984. It's a jpeg so don't try to sort the results. No comments: Post a Comment · Newer Post Older Post Home. Now that I'm done with the Necessary Caveats, it's time we had a look at why exactly HBD/IQ theories are both valid, and relevant to the real world. This means that the distribution of IQs in Singapore is significantly skewed towards the gifted range. La Griffe du Lion has an interesting graph on the correlation (.73) between the wealth of nations and their IQs, based on the work of Professors Richard Lynn and Tutu Vanhanen.