Whites make up all these fake graphs. They lie that whiteys have high IQ. Only asians, pajeets and jews are intelligent. Whites are almost as low IQ as blacks. White women are retarded.
Sebastian Jensen says, incorrectly: "Nations/races have roughly equivalent standard deviations in intelligence, differences in observed standard deviations between groups on the same test tend to be small, and sometimes do not even replicate in other assessments, so assuming a blanket standard deviation of 15 for every country should be tenable." There are major variations in observed standard deviations, most show less than 15-point s.d.s, which greatly reduces the expected number of high IQs.
"The impact of smart fractions, cognitive ability of politicians and average competence of peoples on social development" by Heiner Rindermann, Michael Sailer and James Thompson; Talent Development & Excellence Vol. 1, No. 1, 2009, pp. 3-25, takes its data from various TIMS-, PISA and PIRL-studies from 1995-2007, and gives 5%, 50%, and 95% IQ-equivalent scores for each country. Using each country's 95th percentile score minus its mean score, then dividing that by the 1.645 standard deviations between 50th and 95th percentiles, a right-sided standard deviation size for each country was calculated for 77 countries. The same was done for 5% scores to give a left-sided standard deviation for each country.
Twelve countries had left-s.d.s of over 15: Malta (17.64), Israel (17.26), South Africa (16.76), Egypt (16.66), Trinidad & Tobago (16.38), Uruguay (16.36), Argentina (16.28), Bulgaria (15.53), Albania (15.36), Oman (15.33), and Jordan (15.02).
Nine countries had left-s.d.s of 12 or less: Indonesia (12.01), Netherlands (11.64), Thailand (11.55), Croatia (11.39), Finland (10.91), Estonia (10.86), Syria (9.52), El Salvador (7.40), and Azerbaijan (7.06). The unweighted mean of the left standard deviations was 13.48, with an s.d. of 1.83.
Seven countries had a right standard deviation of 15 or more: South Africa (22.37), Ghana (17.10), Belize (16.05), Egypt (15.89), Trinidad & Tobago (15.50), Israel (15.17), and El Salvador (14.99).
Nineteen countries had right s.d.s of 12 or less, of these, eight countries had right-s.d.s of 11.5 or less: Korea (11.48), Canada (11.29), Estonia (11.24), Netherlands (10.99), Finland (10.95), Hong Kong (10.87), Belgium (10.58), and Azerbaijan (8.65). The unweighted mean of the right standard deviations was 13.01, with an s.d. of 1.77.
There did not appear to be a correlation with population sizes for either right or left standard deviations. High standard deviations are associated with countries having multiple races, tribes, nations, ethnicities or otherwise having multiple heterogeneously-performing populations.
Using the country means and s.d.s from Rindermann et. al., the populations of each country above IQ thresholds of 100, 105, 115, 120, 130, and 145 were calculated, as well as the relative fractions above each of these scores compared to a 100IQ- mean, 15-point standard deviation population. For the US, with a 98.41 average and a 13.31 right-s.d., these fractions were:
This would imply there are far fewer smart people than one would expect in the US.
Other nations almost all have much lower percentages meeting these thresholds.
Of the countries with significant immigration to the US, only China, Korea, Japan and the UK have a greater proportion of people than the US above all those IQ thresholds, though Taiwan only drops slightly below the US at IQ 145, Canada and Germany drop somewhat below at 120 to 130IQ, and the other nations of Europe besides Romania have at least a third to a half the proportion of people above 100, 105, and 115IQ as the US. Because of its high right-s.d., South Africa may have a proportion of those over 145IQ of more than half that of the US, though it has much smaller fractions above the other IQ categories. This is likely an illusion from the very different means of the Black and White populations there making the s.d. look larger than it really is.
The least retarded countries are:
Country Pop.IQ105 Pop.IQ120 Pop.IQ145 Rel.Frac.105 Rel.Frac.120 Rel.Frac.145
China 665,507,771 129,561,429 434,708 127.2% 100.3% 22.7%
United States 107,737,243 18,186,403 80,530 84.0% 57.4% 17.2%
Japan 59,711,601 12,198,825 46,466 131.3% 108.6% 28.0%
United Kingdom 24,604,350 4,639,548 25,508 95.8% 73.1% 27.2%
Korea 28,287,874 6,072,037 19,738 148.2% 128.8% 28.3%
Hong Kong did not make the list, despite a very high mean of 103.66 due to a right-s.d. of only 10.87, pushing it below the US fraction for 130 and 145IQ. The Lynn-Becker mean for India is too low, and I could find no credible s.d. data. India has many different populations, some of which are high-performing, other of which have means in the 60s.
If we took another attribute, like strength, I wouldn't expect a symmetrical bell curve. This is because, below a certain level of physical strength, you start to get very high mortality rates (severe cerebral palsy, for example). 40-60% of all embryos miscarry between fertilization and birth. My suggestion here is the extreme genetic defects leading to physical atrophy are selected against during insemination and by excess mortality during life (including fetal life). Of course, some people really are brain dead, but many of these people are only kept alive as a result of modern medical intervention. I'm skeptical that there are really millions of Africans with an IQ below 40 -- maybe they are being born, but I imagine their mortality rate is so high that they have shorter life spans than the African average. The curve should drop off faster on the left than a symmetrical curve would indicate. Is this reasoning flawed? How so?
The SD differences on the WAIS-IV were significant; for example, whites had a standard deviation of 13.77 and Asians had a standard deviation of 15.01, though American Asians may not be a representative sample. We mayo monkeys had a similarly pitiful standard deviation of 13.2 on the amazingly named Woodcock Johnson 3. I can go rummaging through the dirt for sources if you're interested.
Did you do any special fitting or require further assumptions when combining the different distributions? I can see already that the global standard deviation is greater than the national ones, but I would expect it to be more multi-modal.
With the impending population surge in Sub-Saharan Africa this century the distribution is expected to shift significantly downward. This does not bode well for humanity.
But then again almost all of the advances in technology have come from Europe and America so I don’t think it would be that consequential.
Do not worry about Africa. Before the end of this century, billions of humans will go hungry as hydrocarbon reserves will be kept rather than exported and assassinations will be done to keep the first world countries alive the longest. Supply chains will crash as just in time manufacturing is no longer plausible with primary energy being in short supply. The timeline for permanent lockdowns or military excuses is sometime around 2030. Do not worry about the people whom cannot feed themselves. Africa has rolling power rollouts anyways.
If you think I am kidding look at the accelerated deindustrialization in Europe and what lack of diseal does for farmer subsidies.
Yet fifty years ago mass starvation was as confidently predicted; agricultural productivity gains were not. Over my lifetime, predictions have a poor track record of coming true. What happens instead is unexpected and changes everything. Then everyone forgets what they were so certain of the day before.
We should act in response to what we see before us, I agree, and hope we can steer away from bad outcomes
Not sure what you are on about. Billions of people are starving daily and just because you use technology to accelerate extraction rates, nothing has changed. 2007 we peaked crude and Great financial crash happened. 2018 we peaked liquids, and net energy has stabilized last decade because of shale. Just because you delay things does not mean you can overcome physics, using a larger straw to get to a basin that is accessible only buys you time, it does not stop the inevitable. Food inflation and everything is happening. Being off by 1 or 2 decades is not going to change anything. Agricultural productivity -- tradeoff being run off of phosphorus/decline in nutrition in soil/and permanent desertification of some areas.
Just because you live in the western world with 20x the energy usage of India does not mean there are NOT starving people in the world right now from overbreeding, especially in Africa and India.
Obama launching drone strikes for hydrocarbons. Israel removing Gaza for natural gas deposits with egypt. France taking uranium discounts from Africa.
So yes, your idea of -nothing- bad happened is illusionary. Somewhere in the world, people are being bombed and maimed to keep your A/C & heat running. Latest hydrocarbon deposits in Guana/Guava or whatever being orbited; second and third world countries told to go ''green'' or electric.
Tight oil has lower energy density, and combinations of fluids at different densities must be recombined for proper utilization in different usage cases. Wells decline 3x faster even at greater efficiency per well. Nothing changed.
Whites make up all these fake graphs. They lie that whiteys have high IQ. Only asians, pajeets and jews are intelligent. Whites are almost as low IQ as blacks. White women are retarded.
Half of the world populations is below IQ 85
We should kill the entire world
Sebastian Jensen says, incorrectly: "Nations/races have roughly equivalent standard deviations in intelligence, differences in observed standard deviations between groups on the same test tend to be small, and sometimes do not even replicate in other assessments, so assuming a blanket standard deviation of 15 for every country should be tenable." There are major variations in observed standard deviations, most show less than 15-point s.d.s, which greatly reduces the expected number of high IQs.
"The impact of smart fractions, cognitive ability of politicians and average competence of peoples on social development" by Heiner Rindermann, Michael Sailer and James Thompson; Talent Development & Excellence Vol. 1, No. 1, 2009, pp. 3-25, takes its data from various TIMS-, PISA and PIRL-studies from 1995-2007, and gives 5%, 50%, and 95% IQ-equivalent scores for each country. Using each country's 95th percentile score minus its mean score, then dividing that by the 1.645 standard deviations between 50th and 95th percentiles, a right-sided standard deviation size for each country was calculated for 77 countries. The same was done for 5% scores to give a left-sided standard deviation for each country.
Twelve countries had left-s.d.s of over 15: Malta (17.64), Israel (17.26), South Africa (16.76), Egypt (16.66), Trinidad & Tobago (16.38), Uruguay (16.36), Argentina (16.28), Bulgaria (15.53), Albania (15.36), Oman (15.33), and Jordan (15.02).
Nine countries had left-s.d.s of 12 or less: Indonesia (12.01), Netherlands (11.64), Thailand (11.55), Croatia (11.39), Finland (10.91), Estonia (10.86), Syria (9.52), El Salvador (7.40), and Azerbaijan (7.06). The unweighted mean of the left standard deviations was 13.48, with an s.d. of 1.83.
Seven countries had a right standard deviation of 15 or more: South Africa (22.37), Ghana (17.10), Belize (16.05), Egypt (15.89), Trinidad & Tobago (15.50), Israel (15.17), and El Salvador (14.99).
Nineteen countries had right s.d.s of 12 or less, of these, eight countries had right-s.d.s of 11.5 or less: Korea (11.48), Canada (11.29), Estonia (11.24), Netherlands (10.99), Finland (10.95), Hong Kong (10.87), Belgium (10.58), and Azerbaijan (8.65). The unweighted mean of the right standard deviations was 13.01, with an s.d. of 1.77.
There did not appear to be a correlation with population sizes for either right or left standard deviations. High standard deviations are associated with countries having multiple races, tribes, nations, ethnicities or otherwise having multiple heterogeneously-performing populations.
Using the country means and s.d.s from Rindermann et. al., the populations of each country above IQ thresholds of 100, 105, 115, 120, 130, and 145 were calculated, as well as the relative fractions above each of these scores compared to a 100IQ- mean, 15-point standard deviation population. For the US, with a 98.41 average and a 13.31 right-s.d., these fractions were:
100, 0.905 105, 0.840 115, 0.670 120, 0.574 130, 0.387 145, 0.172
This would imply there are far fewer smart people than one would expect in the US.
Other nations almost all have much lower percentages meeting these thresholds.
Of the countries with significant immigration to the US, only China, Korea, Japan and the UK have a greater proportion of people than the US above all those IQ thresholds, though Taiwan only drops slightly below the US at IQ 145, Canada and Germany drop somewhat below at 120 to 130IQ, and the other nations of Europe besides Romania have at least a third to a half the proportion of people above 100, 105, and 115IQ as the US. Because of its high right-s.d., South Africa may have a proportion of those over 145IQ of more than half that of the US, though it has much smaller fractions above the other IQ categories. This is likely an illusion from the very different means of the Black and White populations there making the s.d. look larger than it really is.
The least retarded countries are:
Country Pop.IQ105 Pop.IQ120 Pop.IQ145 Rel.Frac.105 Rel.Frac.120 Rel.Frac.145
China 665,507,771 129,561,429 434,708 127.2% 100.3% 22.7%
United States 107,737,243 18,186,403 80,530 84.0% 57.4% 17.2%
Japan 59,711,601 12,198,825 46,466 131.3% 108.6% 28.0%
United Kingdom 24,604,350 4,639,548 25,508 95.8% 73.1% 27.2%
Korea 28,287,874 6,072,037 19,738 148.2% 128.8% 28.3%
Germany 26,781,475 4,013,821 10,624 86.2% 52.3% 9.4%
South Africa 2,010,077 362,883 8,374 8.4% 6.1% 9.6%
Australia 10,239,324 1,831,649 7,107 102.7% 74.4% 19.5%
Russia 34,647,106 3,973,708 5,890 65.1% 30.3% 3.0%
Taiwan 9,965,849 1,766,144 4,924 116.7% 83.8% 15.8%
Kazakhstan 8,362,594 1,467,266 4,660 108.6% 77.2% 16.6%
Italy 14,982,818 1,920,227 4,025 68.6% 35.6% 5.0%
These smaller countries also have high percentages above 145IQ:
New Zealand 1,893,853 385,095 2,766 97.6% 80.4% 39.0%
Israel 1,963,037 335,731 2,604 55.8% 38.7% 20.3%
Bulgaria 1,424,681 222,135 1,208 57.4% 36.3% 13.3%
Hong Kong did not make the list, despite a very high mean of 103.66 due to a right-s.d. of only 10.87, pushing it below the US fraction for 130 and 145IQ. The Lynn-Becker mean for India is too low, and I could find no credible s.d. data. India has many different populations, some of which are high-performing, other of which have means in the 60s.
If we took another attribute, like strength, I wouldn't expect a symmetrical bell curve. This is because, below a certain level of physical strength, you start to get very high mortality rates (severe cerebral palsy, for example). 40-60% of all embryos miscarry between fertilization and birth. My suggestion here is the extreme genetic defects leading to physical atrophy are selected against during insemination and by excess mortality during life (including fetal life). Of course, some people really are brain dead, but many of these people are only kept alive as a result of modern medical intervention. I'm skeptical that there are really millions of Africans with an IQ below 40 -- maybe they are being born, but I imagine their mortality rate is so high that they have shorter life spans than the African average. The curve should drop off faster on the left than a symmetrical curve would indicate. Is this reasoning flawed? How so?
What did you make this visualisation with?
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The SD differences on the WAIS-IV were significant; for example, whites had a standard deviation of 13.77 and Asians had a standard deviation of 15.01, though American Asians may not be a representative sample. We mayo monkeys had a similarly pitiful standard deviation of 13.2 on the amazingly named Woodcock Johnson 3. I can go rummaging through the dirt for sources if you're interested.
Meta-analysis is coming out soon. SD differences between races are practically null.
Did you do any special fitting or require further assumptions when combining the different distributions? I can see already that the global standard deviation is greater than the national ones, but I would expect it to be more multi-modal.
With the impending population surge in Sub-Saharan Africa this century the distribution is expected to shift significantly downward. This does not bode well for humanity.
But then again almost all of the advances in technology have come from Europe and America so I don’t think it would be that consequential.
Do not worry about Africa. Before the end of this century, billions of humans will go hungry as hydrocarbon reserves will be kept rather than exported and assassinations will be done to keep the first world countries alive the longest. Supply chains will crash as just in time manufacturing is no longer plausible with primary energy being in short supply. The timeline for permanent lockdowns or military excuses is sometime around 2030. Do not worry about the people whom cannot feed themselves. Africa has rolling power rollouts anyways.
If you think I am kidding look at the accelerated deindustrialization in Europe and what lack of diseal does for farmer subsidies.
I share your deep concern about our trajectory.
Yet fifty years ago mass starvation was as confidently predicted; agricultural productivity gains were not. Over my lifetime, predictions have a poor track record of coming true. What happens instead is unexpected and changes everything. Then everyone forgets what they were so certain of the day before.
We should act in response to what we see before us, I agree, and hope we can steer away from bad outcomes
Not sure what you are on about. Billions of people are starving daily and just because you use technology to accelerate extraction rates, nothing has changed. 2007 we peaked crude and Great financial crash happened. 2018 we peaked liquids, and net energy has stabilized last decade because of shale. Just because you delay things does not mean you can overcome physics, using a larger straw to get to a basin that is accessible only buys you time, it does not stop the inevitable. Food inflation and everything is happening. Being off by 1 or 2 decades is not going to change anything. Agricultural productivity -- tradeoff being run off of phosphorus/decline in nutrition in soil/and permanent desertification of some areas.
Just because you live in the western world with 20x the energy usage of India does not mean there are NOT starving people in the world right now from overbreeding, especially in Africa and India.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UaqY12VHFv4
Obama launching drone strikes for hydrocarbons. Israel removing Gaza for natural gas deposits with egypt. France taking uranium discounts from Africa.
So yes, your idea of -nothing- bad happened is illusionary. Somewhere in the world, people are being bombed and maimed to keep your A/C & heat running. Latest hydrocarbon deposits in Guana/Guava or whatever being orbited; second and third world countries told to go ''green'' or electric.
https://youtu.be/R3uQHT7PyNA?t=411
COP28 oil saudi leader told to deindustrialize so western powers can use the oil on high IQ populations via globalists.
There you go. Everytime I hear ''oh our predictions are off''. No they are not. Business as 2 model is going at it right now.
https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0cb77f_756fe14873874f28beeb382d5783d7eb~mv2.png/v1/fill/w_820,h_450,al_c,q_90,usm_0.66_1.00_0.01,enc_auto/0cb77f_756fe14873874f28beeb382d5783d7eb~mv2.png
Tight oil has lower energy density, and combinations of fluids at different densities must be recombined for proper utilization in different usage cases. Wells decline 3x faster even at greater efficiency per well. Nothing changed.