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06-27-2026, 08:48 PM
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Re: A Man Dived into a Shallow Pool and Died Instantly
This is a mix of anecdote and stats that are not nearly as solid as you are making them sound. IQ is not "common sense", and it is not some clean measurement of human value or behavior. It is a narrow test of specific cognitive skills under controlled conditions. It does not account for things like education, environment, nutrition, stress, or real world experience, all of which have a huge impact on performance. Those "country and race IQ averages" are not reliable facts in the way they are being used here. A lot of that stuff comes from inconsistent testing, old, biased or flawed datasets, and conditions that are not comparable across populations. Modern psychology does not treat those numbers as fixed biological differences between groups. Also, the U.S. military does not use IQ tests for enlistment. It uses the ASVAB, which is an aptitude test and not interchangeable with IQ. Long story short, this is taking messy data and turning it into a simple story it does not actually support.
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06-27-2026, 10:42 PM
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Re: A Man Dived into a Shallow Pool and Died Instantly
Since my PhD research is in iq, I do know what I'm talking about, rather precisely. The ASVAB is basically an IQ test. All the stuff that you're blathering about that could be factors. They are factors. The amount to 15% of the difference |
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06-28-2026, 05:43 AM
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Re: A Man Dived into a Shallow Pool and Died Instantly
Beat me to it. I would rarely wish these DR outcomes on anyone but this moronic “dancing” (it’s everywhere - you can’t escape it) deserved nothing less. A shame they didn’t keep the camera rolling. I was enjoying it immensely. A group dive would’ve been nice too. |