I couldn't watch the whole thing, but it was a bunch of facts that were true (as far as I know) but out of context. Sure, it's possible that the 25% of the Chinese population with the highest IQs outnumber the population of North America, but China also has a greater _need_ for people with high IQs. In addition, I don't have much respect for IQ tests. They really don't measure the only kind of intelligence. They test one's tolerance for multiple-choice exams (something I used to have).
On 5/18/07, Dan Scanlan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Have any of the economists on this forum given a cursory fact-check of this video? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GIqk4agzKPE&NR=1 Dan Scanlan
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