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by ben_w
485 days ago
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> More over, intelligence has a superexponential return, 90IQ->100IQ < 100IQ->110IQ in terms of returns That's the second time I've seen the claim that linear increases in intelligence have "superexponential" results, first time was Altman's blog. But I've not seen any justification for this. (As you specifically say IQ, note that an IQ is defined as a mapping of standard deviations rather than a mapping of absolute skill, the normal mapping is 15 points being 1σ). |
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