> Since the intelligence test was invented more than 100 years ago, our IQ scores have been steadily increasing. Even the average person today would have been considered a genius compared to someone born in 1919 – a phenomenon known as the Flynn effect.
Hard to see this as anything but an indictment of IQ tests.
People have not gotten smarter so whatever these tests are measuring and however well they predict success, they're not measuring intelligence.
Hard to see this as anything but an indictment of IQ tests.
People have not gotten smarter so whatever these tests are measuring and however well they predict success, they're not measuring intelligence.