"Mike Left Santa Cruz" wrote in message
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On Wed, 22 Dec 2004 05:01:19 GMT, (Richard
Lewis) wrote:
Cliff wrote:
Check it out:
http://www.mindfully.org/Reform/2004...ion-IQ2004.htm
ROFLMAO!!!!!
You lot of whiners are still passing around that load of long-debunked
bull****?
And you question *my* IQ?
That bull**** chart was created as a joke after the 2000 election and
passed around....and you lot of idiots think changing the names will
keep someone from noticing?
Try this one on for size, idiot....
http://www.zombietime.com/iq_of_2004_voters_by_state/
ral
HTH
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Cliff
Wow... White is bright!! Is Michael and Clif from Alabama and
Georgia??
IQ averages in US States - best estimate available
from actual SAT and ACT scores below
adjusted for the fact that the IQ's of these test takers are about 10
points above average
104 IQ New Hampshire
103 IQ Massachusetts, Oregon, Wisconsin
102 IQ Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota,
Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Vermont, Washington
101 IQ Alaska, Maryland, Michigan, Missouri, New York, Ohio, Utah,
Wyoming
100 IQ Arizona, California, Idaho, Maine, Nevada, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Virginia, West Virginia
99 IQ Delaware, Hawaii, Indiana
98 IQ Arkansas, Florida
97 IQ Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, North Carolina,
Tennessee, Texas
96 IQ New Mexico
95 IQ District of Columbia
94 IQ Mississippi, South Carolina
Sorry, Mike, but these are some of the most useless statistics of all. Some
of the trend these numbers show is correct, but another part of it is all
wet. For example, go to the SAT resources and take a look at the percentages
of kids who even TAKE the SATs in those states.
NJ, for example, is near the top in the percentage of test-takers.
Mississippi and South Carolina are near the bottom. So, the SAT scores
grossly UNDERestimate actual state-wide averages, for all students, in NJ
and other states with a high percentage of test-takers, while Mississippi's
and S. Carolina's, believe it or not, 'way OVERestimate theirs. g
If anyone doesn't follow this, BTW, there's a good chance he's from a state
with a low percentage of SAT test-takers. d8-)
Ed Huntress