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[Content note: scrupulosity and self-esteem triggers, IQ, brief discussion of weight and dieting. Not good for growth mindset.] • I. …
x The Parable Of The Talents — LessWrong Parables and Prayers Growth Mindset Heroic Responsibility Scrupulosity Personal Blog 57 The Parable Of The Talents by Scott Alexander 31st Jan 2015 24 min read 9 57 [Content note: scrupulosity and self-esteem triggers, IQ, brief discussion of weight and dieting. Not good for growth mindset.] I. I sometimes blog about research into IQ and human intelligence. I think most readers of this blog already know IQ is 50% to 80% heritable , and that it’s so important for intellectual pursuits that eminent scientists in some fields have average IQs around 150 to
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