there are just more dumb people who tend to be poor, a lot more than smart people who just happened to be poor. lower iq causes low incomes, not the other way around.
That's to be expected because in higher income areas you tend to have better schools and in better schools you tend to have better students funny how that works.
people with higher iq tend to have higher incomes and live in areas with schools filled with higher iq students, how good the schools are is determined by how teachable the students are. ghetto schools get more budgets but are terrible because they are filled with low iq apes who not only lacked the capacity to learn but also the ability to sit quietly and not interfere with other students who actually want to learn
there are just more dumb people who tend to be poor, a lot more than smart people who just happened to be poor. lower iq causes low incomes, not the other way around.
I feel like you haven't hung out with rich people - there's an entire narrative about how messed up 3rd generation of rich families get.
That's to be expected because in higher income areas you tend to have better schools and in better schools you tend to have better students funny how that works.
people with higher iq tend to have higher incomes and live in areas with schools filled with higher iq students, how good the schools are is determined by how teachable the students are. ghetto schools get more budgets but are terrible because they are filled with low iq apes who not only lacked the capacity to learn but also the ability to sit quietly and not interfere with other students who actually want to learn
Yea I always through that the test can be helpful for a lower income person assuming they score well
it'd help smart people who happen to be poor, so it's working as intended.
But I know some places want to do away with them.
yeah to fill up higher education with more underqualified minorities, meritocracy help white people more just based on the iq distributions
Yeah scholarship got me through all of undergrad debt free and I grew up below poverty level for my state