> That's a common myth
No, it's not. It's a matter of measure and perspective. The pareto principle guarantees that lower IQ men in aggregate, have more kids (with similar IQs). Regardless of other trends.
No, it's not. It's a matter of measure and perspective. The pareto principle guarantees that lower IQ men in aggregate, have more kids (with similar IQs). Regardless of other trends.
PS: Do you really think the sub 60 IQ population which is about the same size as the 140+ IQ population has more kids?
I'm sorry, what? I am familiar with the Pareto principle but I do not see how this follows from it. Could you elaborate?