|
|
|
|
|
by tptacek
26 days ago
|
|
You've just provided: (1) Several surveys backed by anonymous online "IQ test" web sites. (2) Richard Lynn, whose numbers are essentially fraudulent. (3) Emil Kirkegaard, the famous Danish white supremacist. The counterargument is very simple: countries don't generally do IQ surveys. Most people on HN have never been asked to take a calibrated IQ test. The data simply doesn't exist. |
|
I’m sure that’s generalizable to the whole country’s worth of 28 and 40 million, respectively.