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WWWGD replied to the thread Studying Correlating IQ and STEM performance.(Dis)advantage?
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WWWGD replied to the thread Studying Correlating IQ and STEM performance.Scientist Dave Epstein, who studies success and performance, agrees with you here.
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WWWGD replied to the thread Graduate Hau, Harris, Tsakmakidis for 2026 Nobel in Physics?.Yes, with Watt also. Maybe with Abott and Costello too.
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WWWGD replied to the thread Graduate Hau, Harris, Tsakmakidis for 2026 Nobel in Physics?.You don't think that? Wei? I guess too, I forgot to include Watt.
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WWWGD replied to the thread Graduate Hau, Harris, Tsakmakidis for 2026 Nobel in Physics?.Hau=How, Wen=When, etc.
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WWWGD replied to the thread Graduate Hau, Harris, Tsakmakidis for 2026 Nobel in Physics?.Stephen Harris is not the old nut from Sci.Math/SciMath, right? Maybe Hau can publish with Hu, Wen and Wei.
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WYes - by competency based degrees and dedication. They are fully accedited degrees like the one at East Texas A&M...
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Sounds reasonable. I managed to complete both but if I got it all correct I cannot say, as mentioned. EDIT: I doubt it. I'm hardly a...
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WWWGD replied to the thread Studying Correlating IQ and STEM performance.The average IQ is taken to be 100, the SD is 15; I guess from historical data, Then the 68-95-99% applies.
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WWWGD replied to the thread Studying Correlating IQ and STEM performance.I would assume the tests are adapted to the culture of the taker. ( Edit)Then the test administered in, say, Uganda, would be different...
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WI suspect it's a disconnect between what the physics community thinks "correlation" actually means versus the general public. It's not...
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WWhat an odd question. Perhaps you could be more specific? 1) STEM is not a measurement. Perhaps you need a performance metric? Or are...
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WIQ tests are not perfect, but don't need to be. A test of "puzzle solving" sort of intelligence, if well constructed, will have a good...
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WWWGD replied to the thread Undergrad Why the initial choice matters in the Monty Hall problem.Just to add to what was said, consider the probability associated with the option of switching vs staying. Event car behind door...