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<blockquote data-quote="Coja Petrus Uscan" data-source="post: 1364959" data-attributes="member: 12967">If you have an 85 IQ you can't run a successful business. Their brain does not have the capacity to deal with anything beyond linear problems, unless they are trained. Someone with an 85 IQ can be a cashier or maybe run a restaurant, but nothing notable. There is a good amount of research on IQ and occupations and all professional occupations (including at least some pro sports) have an average IQ of 110.Those with top one percent incomes are also in the top couple of percent of SAT scores, which are largely analogous with IQ scores.<img src="http://www.msnbc.com/sites/msnbc/files/styles/embedded_image/public/sat_graph_2.jpg?itok=zr9u7M1u" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />As for impulse control, to learn such things you probably need stable people around you. Poor life decisions correlate with low income, which correlates with low IQ, which both correlate with living around other people with the same. People who are less intelligent need good moral and economic leaders in their area, which they don't have. They have the opposite.One piece of information I heard recently is that a better marker of bad life outcomes is not coming from a fatherless home, but coming from a neighbourhood where there are lots of fatherless homes. But it's not simple the absence of a father. These are markers of other things, including low IQ, which as mentioned leads to poor life decisions.Due to social liberalism and leftism our moral leaders have been cast off. Until certain morals are again law, like no divorce or fornication these problems will continue to rage.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Coja Petrus Uscan, post: 1364959, member: 12967"] If you have an 85 IQ you can't run a successful business. Their brain does not have the capacity to deal with anything beyond linear problems, unless they are trained. Someone with an 85 IQ can be a cashier or maybe run a restaurant, but nothing notable. There is a good amount of research on IQ and occupations and all professional occupations (including at least some pro sports) have an average IQ of 110. Those with top one percent incomes are also in the top couple of percent of SAT scores, which are largely analogous with IQ scores. [IMG]http://www.msnbc.com/sites/msnbc/files/styles/embedded_image/public/sat_graph_2.jpg?itok=zr9u7M1u[/IMG] As for impulse control, to learn such things you probably need stable people around you. Poor life decisions correlate with low income, which correlates with low IQ, which both correlate with living around other people with the same. People who are less intelligent need good moral and economic leaders in their area, which they don't have. They have the opposite. One piece of information I heard recently is that a better marker of bad life outcomes is not coming from a fatherless home, but coming from a neighbourhood where there are lots of fatherless homes. But it's not simple the absence of a father. These are markers of other things, including low IQ, which as mentioned leads to poor life decisions. Due to social liberalism and leftism our moral leaders have been cast off. Until certain morals are again law, like no divorce or fornication these problems will continue to rage. [/QUOTE]

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