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This is only what one should expect.
There is no canada anyways.
Is the the American (some canadians) the most intelligent people in the world and in history?
yes of coarse.
so one would expect the most intelligent people to be the least wrong on matters requiring intelligence.
Creationism would expect that the less intelligent peoples of the world are more easily led to believe or innately believe things that are wrong.
The reason for the disagreement is partly because of especially the Evangelical protestant faith and influence beyond its people. Yet then practical common intelligence makes the American demand good evidence before agreeing with great conclusions.
"experts' claiming to be so is not good enough to bring American agreement.
In fact those americans who do agree just do because of their faith in the experts.
In truth 95% of the pop don't know very much about origin issues.
its about which people put their minds to matters more then other people and then how smart are these different peoples.
The anglo=american civilization has been the highest in history because , among other reasons, we have been the most intelligent.
That evolution struggles amongst the best is a sign its not long for this earth.
There is no canada anyways.
Is the the American (some canadians) the most intelligent people in the world and in history?
yes of coarse.
so one would expect the most intelligent people to be the least wrong on matters requiring intelligence.
Creationism would expect that the less intelligent peoples of the world are more easily led to believe or innately believe things that are wrong.
The reason for the disagreement is partly because of especially the Evangelical protestant faith and influence beyond its people. Yet then practical common intelligence makes the American demand good evidence before agreeing with great conclusions.
"experts' claiming to be so is not good enough to bring American agreement.
In fact those americans who do agree just do because of their faith in the experts.
In truth 95% of the pop don't know very much about origin issues.
its about which people put their minds to matters more then other people and then how smart are these different peoples.
The anglo=american civilization has been the highest in history because , among other reasons, we have been the most intelligent.
That evolution struggles amongst the best is a sign its not long for this earth.
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consol
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I wish you were on the side of the atheists Robert,
we could do with someone with your wit and intellect on our side,
a brain of your caliber would be very much appreciated,
people might then start to take evolution seriously,
but creationisms gain is our loss, never mind, keep up the good work.
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Average IQ by country.
Rank Country IQ estimate Rank Country IQ estimate Rank Country IQ estimate
1 Hong Kong 107
2 South Korea 106
3 Japan 105
4 Taiwan 104
5 Singapore 103
6 Austria 102
7 Germany 102
8 Italy 102
9 Netherlands 102
10 Sweden 101
11 Switzerland 101
12 Belgium 100
13 China (PRC) 100
14 New Zealand 100
15 United Kingdom 100
16 Hungary 99
17 Poland 99
18 Spain 99
19 Australia 98
20 Denmark 98
21 France 98 48 Mexico
22 Norway 98
23 United States 98
24 Canada 97
25 Czech Republic 97
26 Finland 97
27 Argentina 96
Rank Country IQ estimate Rank Country IQ estimate Rank Country IQ estimate
1 Hong Kong 107
2 South Korea 106
3 Japan 105
4 Taiwan 104
5 Singapore 103
6 Austria 102
7 Germany 102
8 Italy 102
9 Netherlands 102
10 Sweden 101
11 Switzerland 101
12 Belgium 100
13 China (PRC) 100
14 New Zealand 100
15 United Kingdom 100
16 Hungary 99
17 Poland 99
18 Spain 99
19 Australia 98
20 Denmark 98
21 France 98 48 Mexico
22 Norway 98
23 United States 98
24 Canada 97
25 Czech Republic 97
26 Finland 97
27 Argentina 96
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US defeats Turkey Again
Couch potatoes
Jul 19th 2007
From Economist.com
DESPITE an increase in entertainment choices, watching television remains as popular as ever, according to the OECD's “Communications Outlook 2007”. In 15 of the 18 countries for which data were collected, broadcast-TV viewing increased from 1997 to 2005. Only in Spain, New Zealand and South Korea did people watch less. America takes the couch-potato crown, with households goggling at the box for an eye-straining average of 8 hours and 11 minutes every day. The nearest rival, Turkey, only manages an average of five hours a day.
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Couch potatoes
Jul 19th 2007
From Economist.com
DESPITE an increase in entertainment choices, watching television remains as popular as ever, according to the OECD's “Communications Outlook 2007”. In 15 of the 18 countries for which data were collected, broadcast-TV viewing increased from 1997 to 2005. Only in Spain, New Zealand and South Korea did people watch less. America takes the couch-potato crown, with households goggling at the box for an eye-straining average of 8 hours and 11 minutes every day. The nearest rival, Turkey, only manages an average of five hours a day.
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