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Old 08-29-19, 07:07 PM
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Originally Posted by nycphotography
Isn't IQ "normalized" to the population being compared? Like by mathematical definition the MEAN has to be 100.
That's right.

One major implications of this trend is that an average individual alive today would have an IQ of 130 by the standards of 1910, making them more intelligent than 98% of the population at that time. Equivalently, an individual alive in 1910 would have an IQ of 70 by today’s standards, a score that would be low enough to be considered intellectually disabled in the modern world.


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