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Ursprungligen postat av spixxel
Alltså William Shockley och Luis Alvarez hade för lågt IQ för att ens vara med i gruppen med normal intelligense och fick nobelpris i fysik.
Nu hänger jag inte med... Hur kom du fram till den slutsatsen?
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Så är beskriver en av världens ledande intelligensforskare Shockley:
http://eugen.leitl.org/tt/msg12769.html
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I have had personal encounters with three Nobelists in
science, including Feynman, who attended a lecture I gave at Cal Tech
and later discussed it with me. He, like the other two Nobelists Ive
known (Francis Crick and William Shockley), not only came across as
extremely sharp, especially in mathematical reasoning, but they were
also rather obsessive about making sure they thoroughly understood the
topic under immediate discussion.
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Resten av intervjun är mycket intressant, t.ex.:
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However, there is a threshold property
of IQ, or g, below which few if any individuals are even able to
develop high-level complex talents or become known for socially
significant intellectual or artistic achievements. This bare minimum
threshold is probably somewhere between about +1.5 sigma and +2 sigma
from the population mean on highly g-loaded tests.
