I missed that but I did see people talk about that in the comments so I thought it was odd.
She didn't appear to be advanced in pregnancy, so we have to ask if that is a put-on thing for higher ratings. Fetuses do take a LOT from their mothers but unless she's related to Ripley and gestating something that will come out in a few days I don't see how fetal demands could make a difference, unless this generation of women have such a distorted balance of hormones that it makes them giddy.
Considering that, as of 2023, the average IQ in the US was 97, I am not surprised. Back in the 1980s, the average IQ of Canadians was 102. It is now down to 100.
IQ is highly positively correlated to amount of Neanderthal DNA in the race; the more dna the higher the average IQ of that group. Asians have highest amount of Neanderthal DNA and highest average IQ, then whites, then blacks are a full standard deviation below that.
I missed that but I did see people talk about that in the comments so I thought it was odd.
She didn't appear to be advanced in pregnancy, so we have to ask if that is a put-on thing for higher ratings. Fetuses do take a LOT from their mothers but unless she's related to Ripley and gestating something that will come out in a few days I don't see how fetal demands could make a difference, unless this generation of women have such a distorted balance of hormones that it makes them giddy.
This made Me think of My short story I posted on My wee little forum:
Endia (short story): https://tapyoureit.boards.net/thread/260/endia
Considering that, as of 2023, the average IQ in the US was 97, I am not surprised. Back in the 1980s, the average IQ of Canadians was 102. It is now down to 100.
https://www.worlddata.info/iq-by-country.php
IQ is highly positively correlated to amount of Neanderthal DNA in the race; the more dna the higher the average IQ of that group. Asians have highest amount of Neanderthal DNA and highest average IQ, then whites, then blacks are a full standard deviation below that.
Thank you, interesting fact.
smart balm noted and appreciated