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Bisexual Robert McKim also likes to spout the importance of IQMarvin is still unable to offer any cogent response, expecting me to argue against myself apparently. Perhaps Marvin can explain why IQ is not a valid and useful construct?
Marvin also fails to understand irony, which is yet more ironic.
But I asked you to explain the argument rather than parrot statements by authority. Why can't we quantify intelligence?
.....so what's you're IQ Wednesday?
You can't quantify intelligence because there are a number of ways someone can be intelligent. Abraham Lincoln had a low IQ, but society at large views him as a cunning politician. IQs don't indicate whether or not someone has a degree, and IQ tests don't go over things like history and art. IQs also don't measure wisdom, technical skills, or social savvy.
Literally all IQs measure is perception, logic, and math.
Doesn't this basically sum up to: "Wow I got a high IQ score therefore IQ is valid!" and "oh shit I got a low IQ score therefore IQ is a myth!"?
Doesn't this basically sum up to: "Wow I got a high IQ score therefore IQ is valid!" and "oh shit I got a low IQ score therefore IQ is a myth!"?
To be fair, you have to have a *very* high IQ to understand Wednesday's autismI don't know who's trolling who anymore.
To be fair, you have to have a *very* high IQ to understand Wednesday's autism
Powerlevel, but I've never even taken an IQ test. The premise of it just sounds reductionist to me.
Spare me the dubious anecdotes about Lincoln's IQ. IQ does indeed indicate whether someone has a degree quite well. That alone validates it. IQ "doesn't go over things like history and art"? What does this mean? IQ doesn't correlate with academic and artistic ability? It does. Well. IQ is a component of wisdom, savvy, technical skills. It's often a necessary but not sufficient condition. It's very important. Plus the physiological correlates, neuron density, nerve conduction speed, reaction time. It's a very robust measure of brain power.
Wednesday shouldn't have liked this post...This thread is tainted by a person who does not how to R.A.C.E.
Correlation =/= causation.
Andy Worhol had an IQ of 85, but posessed a great deal of artistic ability. The two men who won nobel prizes for divising the structure of DNA strands had average IQs. If IQ is such a perfect measure of those things, why did those men end up with such low ones?
Wednesday shouldn't have liked this post...
Are you referring to the R.A.C.E. debate tactic?
Yeah, you're doing it wrong.
All you're doing is engaging in flame war.
That is not very constructive.