[ExI] iqtests
William Flynn Wallace
foozler83 at gmail.com
Sun Oct 26 14:58:42 UTC 2025
*>> how could you say there was a meaningful repeatable
measurable difference between somebody who had an IQ of 170 and somebody
who had an IQ of 171?*
*You could say that if the iq test were perfectly reliable - 100% agreement
between two testings for all subjects.*
*Which will never happen. A one point difference is well within the
standard error of measurement (which you might want to learn about).*
*> If IQ is lousy for judging non human intelligence then it must also be
lousy at judging human intelligence;*
*Poor old IQ tests - don't get credit due. Standard IQ tests correlate
with and thus can predict more things than any other test. Don't think
that many people aren't trying really hard to find some.*
*Some of you need to do a little research on intelligence, because some of
you are over your heads.*
*WIlliam F. Wallace Ph. D , experimental and clinical psychology*
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