Another great metric is the volume of lead/mercury pollution in the surrounding air, water, and soil.
Brains are highly plastic, which cuts both ways. Building up brain capacity is onerous, but repeatable across populations. Money plays a big role in how rigorous and education you receive.
But breaking it down is comparably easy, given exposure to a well-known list of toxic particles. You can - and we routinely do - poison people into incompetence. Then we run out the old eugenics arguments to explain away the impact toxic waste exposure had on their ability to think.
they just check the zip code you pay from and cross reference how much money is there. It is wildly accurate.
Another great metric is the volume of lead/mercury pollution in the surrounding air, water, and soil.
Brains are highly plastic, which cuts both ways. Building up brain capacity is onerous, but repeatable across populations. Money plays a big role in how rigorous and education you receive.
But breaking it down is comparably easy, given exposure to a well-known list of toxic particles. You can - and we routinely do - poison people into incompetence. Then we run out the old eugenics arguments to explain away the impact toxic waste exposure had on their ability to think.