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IQについて
Here are the 10 states with the highest average IQ:
1 Massachusetts (104.3)
2 New Hampshire (104.2)
3 North Dakota (103.8)
4 Vermont (103.8)
5 Minnesota (103.7)
6 Maine (103.4)
7 Montana (103.4)
8 Iowa (103.2)
9 Connecticut (103.1)
10Wisconsin (102.9)
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教育には家庭の経済力も必要だからね。
ということでトップ９州については平均世帯収入$63,179より上。
nine are above the national median of $63,179:
１ Massachusetts ($86,345)
２ Minnesota ($71,817)
３ New Hampshire ($81,346)
４ Connecticut ($72,812)
５ Kansas ($63,938)
６ Vermont ($70,006)
７ Iowa ($68,718)
８ New Jersey ($74,176)
９ Colorado ($73,034)
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州別IQのチャートで
平均IQが 100.34
ハワイ 95.6
なるほどね
修理屋さんに来てもらって・・・・
いえいえ
来てもらう前の段階で・・・
だものね。
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成績の良いトップ１０州
The ten smartest states in the United States are:
１Massachusetts
２Minnesota
３New Hampshire
４Connecticut
５Wisconsin
６Kansas
７Vermont
８Iowa
９New Jersey
10Colorado
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https://moneywise.com/a/ch-b/smartest-and-least-brainy-presidents/p-2
アメリカの大統領のIQ
１位はジョン・クインシー・アダムズ
IQ score: 168.75
While studying law at Harvard University, America's future sixth president (1825-1829) became romantically involved with a local woman, but his parents advised him to establish his career before marrying her.
６代目の大統領になるべく ハーバードで法律を勉強してた時 地元の女に恋をしたけど 両親は 結婚よりまずキャリアを固めろ と忠告したんだって。
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2. Thomas Jefferson
なんでも屋だったんだぁ
バージニア大学も創立してるんだって。
知らなかったな〜
IQ score: 153.75
Officially, Thomas Jefferson was a planter, lawyer and politician — but he also had in-depth knowledge of mechanics, several languages and architecture, and he was a talented surveyor and mathematician.
He was an extremely busy man with a huge range of interests that he kept under control with a very strict schedule: He rose with the sun, ate breakfast strictly at 8, had a big lunch at 3, and kept track of everything in a trusty notebook.
Jefferson's achievements include writing the Declaration of Independence when he was in his early 30s.
As the third president (1801-1809), he: doubled the country’s territory; negotiated peace with France; and developed American trade. He remained an overachiever after retiring from office, when he founded the University of Virginia.
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3. John F. Kennedy
IQ score: 150.65
JFK was not just smart — he was a trooper who fought chronic illnesses his whole life and refused to give in.
He pursued an interest in political philosophy at Harvard, then served with distinction in the Naval Reserve in World War II. During his abbreviated presidency (1961-1963), he faced some intense political situations.
Kennedy steered the U.S. through the Cold War, struggles with Cuba and the Middle East, and the rising civil rights and women's equality movements.
As the country was becoming more woke, the 35th president managed to push it toward a more equitable future by signing the Equal Pay Act of 1963 and proposing what would become the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
ベトナム戦争についてはスルーか。
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4. Bill Clinton
IQ score: 148.8
President No. 42 (1993-2001) had a very hectic childhood amid a lot of family drama, but he didn’t let that hold him back.
Clinton established himself as a strong student in high school, which led to an opportunity to represent his school and meet JFK — a meeting that inspired him to enter public service.
The young man banked on scholarships to fund his education at Georgetown, then at Oxford, and finally at Yale Law School.
それでチェルシーがスタンフォードを出てからオクスフォードに行ったのか
After teaching law at the University of Arkansas, Clinton was elected Arkansas' governor. From there, he worked his way up to the nation's top office.
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5. (tie) Woodrow Wilson
IQ score: 145.1
Wilson was an underachieving law school dropout, but he managed to pass the Georgia bar exam.
ロー・スクールをドロップアウトしても司法試験には合格してるんだ
へぇ〜
After working to open a law firm, he abandoned it simply due to boredom.
Finally, he went back to school and majored in political science, which eventually led to his election as the 28th president (1913-1921).
If there’s a lesson to be learned here, it’s that nontraditional paths can lead to success! (Especially if you’ve got brains to burn.)
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5. (tie) Jimmy Carter
IQ score: 145.1
Jimmy Carter came from a wealthy family in Georgia, but he inherited a failing peanut-growing business that quickly forced his own young family to move into public housing.
これは知らなかったな〜
裕福な家庭の息子に生まれて幸せな人生の人だとばかりに思ってたけど
全然違ってたのか
お父さんから相続したピーナッツ農場の経営に失敗してすぐに家族を連れて市営住宅みたいな低所得者用の住宅に引っ越して
夫婦で図書館通いをして勉強してピーナッツ栽培に成功した人だったのか。
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