pondering this
a while
and well it
came up today
so
I thought
I would
scribble something here
I believe
that groups inherently
detract from the individual intelligence
of those who comprise that group.
for example
a soccer fan may be intelligent
but a stadium full of soccer fans
would lose to a pile of rocks
in the brains dept.
(don't get me started on football fans)
the difficulty for me
is determining the exact ratio of loss
it is obvious that
in sufficiently large groups
intelligence is reduce to zero
hence
the colloquial use of
"President Bush"
I would
propose the following
formula for determining group intelligence
average the IQ scores of the people in the group
and subtract 1 point of IQ from the average for
each member of the group
for our purposes we define a group
as three or more people
a while
and well it
came up today
so
I thought
I would
scribble something here
I believe
that groups inherently
detract from the individual intelligence
of those who comprise that group.
for example
a soccer fan may be intelligent
but a stadium full of soccer fans
would lose to a pile of rocks
in the brains dept.
(don't get me started on football fans)
the difficulty for me
is determining the exact ratio of loss
it is obvious that
in sufficiently large groups
intelligence is reduce to zero
hence
the colloquial use of
"President Bush"
I would
propose the following
formula for determining group intelligence
average the IQ scores of the people in the group
and subtract 1 point of IQ from the average for
each member of the group
for our purposes we define a group
as three or more people