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[saorisan]

"Gradually, in the years after 1918, a consensus grew that IQ tests showed very little difference between the intelligence of men and women. The British psychologist Charles Spearman, referring to the search for such difference wrote, 'The Pack of investigator so can be called off... They are following a false scent.' Yet the idea of sexual

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[soccerball40k]

Interesting...I never thought along those lines but interesting nonetheless.

PS: Do you still know where my cds of .Hack are I'd like to get them back. Or if you see Nate before you see me give them to him.

[saorisan]

Just because I post something does not mean I believe it to be accurate.

And I don't have your .hack CDs. I gave those back a long time ago, you should remember.

[soccerball40k]

I don't believe so but if you could check anyways it would be appreciated. I just remember letting you borrow them for a long time because you never got around to watching them. And I don't remember getting them back. Please check and if you don't have them thats fine I just want to make sure.

[saorisan]

I cannot check because I am in Macon. Plus I know for a fact, 100%, that I do not have them anymore. I watched them, and then left them on your desk on my way out last time I was at your house.

[realmrpger]

In my personal experience, the bell curve theory is highly accurate. And history seems to confirm this, as well.

Oh, and since Leno brought it up tonight, don't you think it's interesting that cooking was considered a woman's job, yet the stark majority of professional chefs seem to be men?

I dunno, I mean, if you have any evidence that disputes this, be sure to bring it my way.

[lovetheshrew]

YOU SUCK!!! YOU LEFT ME ALLLLL ALONE!! BLEH.

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[saorisan]

I am sorry... I'm coming home this weekend.

[goyascats]

Personal experience would seem to back this up. I can say I've known two confirmed geniuses, and a whole slew of undiagnosed retards, and... yeah, they were guys.

I mean this half in jest.