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[–] 0 points 1 month ago

It doesn't measure intelligence, and this is a fortune article not a peer reviewed paper.

What it is, is that test scores are historically correlated with cognitive function. The depression of the measurable metric is assumed to be following the depression of an unmeasurable metric.

The alternate is, there's a divorce between these metrics and that disruption is caused by the things you said.

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