What am I thinking...

Here's a simple empirical relationship developed from 60 years of observation and first-person experience:

\(\overline{IQ}_{n} = \sum{IQ}_{n=1..6}/(n*\sqrt{n})\)

This was validated by my daughter last Sunday:

To what common human experience does \(\overline{IQ}_{n} \) apply?

Spoiler

Functional IQ of a group young men (16 to 22 years old) together, as in a car.

Sorry if the math notation is not correct. It's been more than awhile.

 

? http://archive.boston.com/bostonglobe/ideas/articles/2010/12/19/group_iq/?page=full "What the researchers found was that groups’ collective intelligence strongly predicted how well they did in the computer checkers game and on the Legos task — evidence that something called “collective intelligence” did in fact exist. What was more surprising, however, was that neither the average intelligence of the group members nor the person with the greatest intelligence strongly predicted how well the group did."

actually i was seeking the stat.-l formula for IQ "sum up" -- that would explain your formula - but spotted the above instead

 

What am I thinking...

Here's a simple empirical relationship developed from 60 years of observation and first-person experience:

\(\overline{IQ}_{n} = \sum{IQ}_{n=1..6}/(n*\sqrt{n})\)

This was validated by my daughter last Sunday:
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To what common human experience does \(\overline{IQ}_{n} \) apply?

Spoiler

Functional IQ of a group young men (16 to 22 years old) together, as in a car.

Sorry if the math notation is not correct. It's been more than awhile.

Hi,

I read the spoiler, but that cant be right because the formula does not have any parameter for women's breast size in it which makes IQ fall sharply

However, a serious recent study says that men looking at them have better health and live longer! Amazing.