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re: What should we make from this graph? (college degrees)
Posted on 4/12/22 at 10:38 pm to burger bearcat
Posted on 4/12/22 at 10:38 pm to burger bearcat
Misleading Y axis. Bottom line is 100, or average intelligence.
So this says that average intelligence women go into more social fields while above average intelligence women pursue STEM & philosophy? Seems like a pointless graph, tbh.
I bet a graph like this for men would be similar, with the more average IQ ones going into things like business, education, political science, or some kind of art.
So this says that average intelligence women go into more social fields while above average intelligence women pursue STEM & philosophy? Seems like a pointless graph, tbh.
I bet a graph like this for men would be similar, with the more average IQ ones going into things like business, education, political science, or some kind of art.
Posted on 4/13/22 at 8:30 am to Knartfocker
quote:This chart is for both sexes.
I bet a graph like this for men would be similar
Take a look at the x axis. It's percentage of women in the major. The balance is men. The higher IQ majors are majority men, which is the controversy it's aiming to show.
Here's the interactive version with all data labels
LINK
All that aside, I believe women are just as intelligent as men but choose other careers for social reasons. Most of the female engineers that I've worked with ultimately moved into positions in purchasing, logistics, sales etc. as soon as they started families. All but 2 of them married an operator or Itech
Another anecdote, the top graduate of my class was female with a 4.0. Her first job out of college was as a mortgage lender. She's never worked a day as an engineer and I doubt she recommends the curriculum to little girls.
Posted on 4/13/22 at 10:09 am to Knartfocker
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I bet a graph like this for men would be similar, with the more average IQ ones going into things like business, education, political science, or some kind of art.
I think this graph takes men into account. The x-axis is % of Females in that degree field. So 25% female means 75% male......or I guess today male/non-binary/unicorn/etc..
And I have no foot to stand on to say women are or are not as intelligent as men. I've never really looked into it. But if this chart is correct, it states that women either don't have as high an IQ, choose careers that demand lower IQ even though they have a high IQ, or they have a high IQ and just don't go to college.
This post was edited on 4/13/22 at 10:12 am
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