Kiwi Cunning Conquers IQ Test
In a Sunday Times report noted science commentator Bryan Appleyard ponders the limits of DNA science and why ‘designer intelligence’ is not such a good thing, using the evidence of New Zealander James Flynn and his famous ‘Flynn Effect’. Flynn introduced doubt about the consistency of IQ tests by applying old tests from the 1920s to modern children, who did incredibly well, in fact unbelievably so.
