IQ is negatively correlated with self reported Charisma
Screenshot from video at link
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BxsIyHSoQW8
It is interesting to note that Kikes tend to specialize in professions and fields of study that put more emphasis on Charisma than Intelligence
@shortstories Post legit video about IQ. Make an unrelated comment, that wasn't mentioned in the provided material at all.
Maybe dig up a video or article, that actually measure the correlation between professions and religious background?
Unfortunately the race of Jewish was not listed for the percent enrollment in sociology majors
@shortstories Jews obviously part of the White category and Hispanics/latinos push everybody out. Although, African/black also show some gains.
@shortstories Law and Psychology are a mix. You need intelligence and charisma too. You can't just make up shit in a court room. For reference look up people's attempt to use AI.
Psychology studies Charisma and intelligence, but it requires intelligence to do the research. Charisma is more required for the service side of Psychology, aka Mental Health.
Economics and Business also mixed. Very role dependent. Jews infamous for being accountants, which isn't a charisma role.
Just because a field might use some intelligence does not alter that the field might place more emphasis on charisma than intelligence
I can not find it again but they listed IQ by profession and major and physics and math had the highest IQ much higher than social sciences for example and then economics might have been a little higher than social sciences
If you find a chart like that let me know I saw one years ago and do not know where it is on the internet anymore
IQ by major at link
There is a huge difference between sociology and physics majors with sociology being more than twenty points lower
Clearly physics places much more value on the type of intelligence tested in IQ tests than sociology
Sociology is also studying social relations. I assume people who study social relations are going to want to have good social skills more than people who study physics in general with some exceptions
@shortstories Yeah, it looks legit. The higher maths requirement means higher IQ. But IQ isn't just maths. IQ tests involve memorization, vocabulary, spacial recognition, pattern recognition, ect. And other fields require different aspects of intelligence. Social sciences focus more on pattern recognition and memorization. Law is similar to maths, where you need to learn and use a lot of rules, although those rules aren't mathematical.
This chart supports my point about which majors place more emphasis on charisma or social skills and which place more emphasis on intelligence
The ones that require more social skills tend to be lower on IQ
Unless you are going to dispute me and claim that sociology, psychology and social work do not emphasize social skills more than math, chemistry, physics and engineering
@shortstories I don't think I can explain this to you in 500 characters. The relevant literature is close to 10000 pages.
You also use terms like IQ, Charisma, social skills, ect extremely loosely, which makes it very difficult to make you understand why you're wrong.
Understanding what IQ actually measure would be the 1st step. You use it as a "Smarts" stat, like in a video game, but it's not. Someone's "IQ score" is an average to begin with. It's the combination of multiple specific IQ scores.
Thank you
I believe That reddit chart I believe was exactly the one I found years ago but could not find again
I posted another post with a different link with a list of IQ by major which I deleted and redrafted because I forgot to put the link the first time
Nope I am wrong that reddit chart does not list physics and sociology in particular which I remember seeing before I think it was one of the charts I found in the past though and was looking for
@bigmattoidchimpin @shortstories You're missing the point.
Intelligence: Analytical work. Calculations, strategy, understanding systems, deploying logic, ect.
Charisma: Someone's ability to alter someone's behaviour through emotional means. This don't necessarily require logic.
In Law, you need to know the legal system and you have to understand the inner workings. Winning in court mostly rely on evidence and logic, but you also need to be able to deliver this in a believable way.
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Leftists are highly attracted to fields where they can persuade people to do stuff using charisma without doing thinking work involving non social things and without doing physical labor
Kikes are disproproportionately leftist and disproportionately attracted to such fields because they provide the ability to tax outsiders to fund the kike community
@SilentSeeker @bigmattoidchimpin
The law in practice is what the judge decides it is based on how people altar the judge's behavior based on a charisma check
The law is not implemented in practice as what the words really mean
The judge enforces what he is persuaded the law is by using his charisma on enforcers
If charisma were that important, these people would have never been appellate judges. Charisma is more important for guys who are pretending to be legislators. By the way, I like all these guys, and I'm not trying to suggest the lack of charisma is a bad thing. They didn't need charisma. When I speak of charisma, I am referring to the state or quality of being charming or magnetic. There's a reason why there's an expression "sober as a judge."
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Here is what I mean by charisma based fields
Lawyers
Judges
Acting
Movie or television producing or directing
News Anchor
Social Sciences
Sociology
Psychology
Economics
Political Science
Business
Here is what I mean by intellect based fields
Physical Sciences
Physics
Chemistry
Math
Electrical & Mechanical Engineering
Take the total number of Jews in Charisma fields divided by total number of people
Do the same for intellect based fields
compare