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Derekmiles:76 is not the average, I sent the study that those guys did that showed it was 82. 76 is the highest of Africa. And again, why would the NEF lie?😂 your telling a Nepali organisation lied about the intelligence of its people? |
Derekmiles:No I literally showed you what it said at the world economic forum from the Nepal economic forum. That was their official LinkedIn website |
Derekmiles:Even if that were true, that’s still the same as the highest of africa 😂😂 India’s most up-to-date average IQ, based on various studies including those by Richard Lynn and Tatu Vanhanen, is typically reported around 82. However, it’s important to note that IQ studies, especially those comparing different countries, can be controversial due to factors such as educational opportunities, socioeconomic conditions, and cultural biases in testing methods. Therefore, the figure is an estimate and may vary depending on the study used. So please shut up and stop being quiet on academic. Perfomance. You know south Asians dunk on Africa in science, mathematics and general academic Perfomance. They get better test scores,grades have much more competitive systems and harder exams 😂😂 |
Derekmiles:All parts Asia is vastly more intelligent than Africa. The dumbest of Asia is the smartest of Africa. Why are you silent on test scores, grades and academic performance?😂😂 Sierra Leone is the highest in Africa at 76 lower than Nepal at 78😂😂 |
Derekmiles:Why would they lie? They literally sources it. Blacks have the lowest IQ and perform the worst in academics |
Derekmiles:It’s actually 82 1highest IQ is East Asians - whites (Europe/USA) below that - Indians same IQ as Middle East/Arabs - Africans and carribeans is lowest😂 |
Derekmiles:Read again, the Nepali economic forum used the source from world population. If you read it, you would have known it 😂😂 #DidYouKnow "Nepal's average IQ of 78 is below the world average IQ of 87. Nepal ranks 139 out of the 184 countries in the survey. Among the South Asian countries, Afghanistan leads the rankings with an IQ score of 84, ranking 108." Source: World Population Review 2020. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/nepal-economic-forum_didyouknow-activity-6744585426574700544-2Z_Q?trk=public_profile_like_view I told you that would lose comapring black and Asian intelligence. Not only have I shown their IQ to be higher but also Nepali students get Better grades and test scores than almost any other group. Africa is no match for Asian intellegence. Not even close 😂😂 All the dumbest countries on earth are in Africa. India smashed the living hell out of Botswana in education and academics😂 |
Derekmiles:Comparing India and Botswana on IQ and Academic Performance: 1. IQ Comparison: • India: According to various sources like World Population Review and IQ Research sites, India’s average IQ is generally estimated to be around 82-85. • Botswana: Botswana’s IQ average is typically reported to be 64-71, which is significantly lower than India’s. Winner: India – India has a higher average IQ than Botswana. 2. Academic Performance: • India: • PISA Scores: India’s academic performance, particularly in the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA), is strong, especially in science and math. India has a growing number of highly ranked universities, including IITs (Indian Institutes of Technology), known for producing global talent, particularly in STEM fields. • Enrollment Rates: India boasts over 95% primary school enrollment (UNICEF). • Higher Education: India is one of the world’s largest producers of STEM graduates, with significant numbers of engineering and technology graduates. • Botswana: • Education System: Botswana’s education system faces challenges, including relatively lower funding for schools and resources. The UNESCO reports that while enrollment rates are high, there are disparities in educational quality between urban and rural areas. • Literacy Rates: Botswana has an adult literacy rate of around 88% (UNICEF), which is impressive for Africa but still lower compared to India’s literacy rates. • Higher Education: Botswana is making strides in higher education but has fewer globally recognized universities or institutions compared to India. Winner: India – India excels academically, especially in STEM education, and has stronger performance in global education assessments. 3. Global Impact: • India: India’s impact on the global academic and professional stage is massive. Its universities, especially in technology and engineering, are recognized worldwide, and many Indian students excel in international exams. India also produces some of the highest numbers of STEM graduates. • Botswana: Botswana, while making progress in education, still faces limitations in its global academic influence due to its smaller size and relatively less advanced educational system. Winner: India – India has a significantly larger and more impactful academic presence globally. Conclusion: • IQ: India wins with a higher average IQ. • Academic Performance: India wins with higher academic performance in global tests, higher enrollment rates, and a larger pool of high-achieving students. • Global Impact: India has a stronger global academic influence than Botswana. Overall, India outperforms Botswana in both IQ and academic performance across most metrics. |
Derekmiles:Still higher than any Black Country 😂 what the hell is your point 😂😂 |
Derekmiles:"Nepal's average IQ of 78 is below the world average IQ of 87. Nepal ranks 139 out of the 184 countries in the survey. Among the South Asian countries, Afghanistan leads the rankings with an IQ score of 84, ranking 108." Source: World Population Review 2020. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/nepal-economic-forum_didyouknow-activity-6744585426574700544-2Z_Q?trk=public_profile_like_view I have never met somebody that thought balck and Asian intelligence are comparable. Nepali students do better in school. They have higher test scores and grades PISA Test Scores: • The OECD’s PISA tests assess the performance of 15-year-old students in reading, math, and science. South Asia, including countries like Nepal, tends to perform better than many African countries in these areas. However, PISA data does not fully include Nepal, and results are often generalized for broader regions. 2. Literacy Rates: • Nepal: According to the World Bank, Nepal’s literacy rate for adults (15 years and older) was around 67% in 2020. • Africa: On average, Sub-Saharan Africa has lower literacy rates, with countries like South Sudan and Chad having rates as low as 30% or less, as reported by UNESCO. 3. Primary School Enrollment: • Nepal: UNICEF data shows that about 94% of children are enrolled in primary school as of the most recent figures. • Africa: While most African countries are making progress, enrollment varies widely. For example, Nigeria has a primary school enrollment rate of 80%, but countries in Sub-Saharan Africa may have much lower rates, with some countries like Somalia experiencing enrollment rates below 50%, as per UNICEF reports. These sources indicate that, generally, Nepal has higher educational performance indicators, such as literacy and school enrollment rates, compared to the broader African continent. I tell you Afrocentrism is poison 😂 |
Derekmiles:6. STEM Education and Universities: • South Asia: India, in particular, has a world-class higher education system with institutions like the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs), which are globally recognized. South Asia produces a large number of STEM graduates annually, with India alone producing over 500,000 engineering graduates per year. • Africa: While Africa has some notable institutions like the University of Cape Town and the University of Nairobi, the region struggles to produce a significant number of STEM graduates, especially compared to South Asia. Conclusion: While both South Asia and Africa are working to improve education standards, South Asia generally performs better academically across various indicators. This includes higher test scores, better literacy rates, improved school enrollment, and stronger outputs in STEM education. African countries still face significant challenges such as poverty, political instability, and inadequate infrastructure, which hinder educational progress. Overall, South Asia’s more developed educational infrastructure, higher focus on STEM, and better performance in global assessments put it ahead of Africa in terms of academic performance |
Derekmiles:Go and tell anyone that blacks are as smart as Asians. You’ll see how foolish you sound 😂😂 They wouldn’t be leading tech companies if that were true or dominate science and tech in Asia. 1. Test Scores: • South Asia (India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka): South Asian countries consistently outperform African nations in international assessments like the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA). • India: Indian students perform better than the global average in subjects like mathematics and science in many international tests. For example, in the 2015 PISA results, India scored significantly higher than most Sub-Saharan African countries. • Bangladesh: While not as high as India, Bangladesh has seen steady improvement in test scores over the past decade, showing stronger outcomes in education compared to several African countries. • Africa (Sub-Saharan Africa): Many African nations perform poorly in international assessments like PISA or TIMSS (Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study). African countries like Nigeria, Kenya, and South Africa have lower average scores in subjects like mathematics and science compared to South Asia. For example, in the 2015 PISA results, South African students had an average score of 41 in science, significantly below the international average. 2. Literacy Rates: • South Asia: Literacy rates in South Asia are improving rapidly, with countries like India and Sri Lanka having literacy rates of 74% and 92%, respectively. While India’s literacy rate is lower, it has shown substantial progress in closing gender gaps in education. • Africa: Many African countries have much lower literacy rates. For example, Nigeria’s literacy rate is around 62%, while countries like Chad and Niger have literacy rates below 30%. 3. School Enrollment Rates: • South Asia: Enrollment rates in primary and secondary schools are quite high across the region. India has a primary school enrollment rate of about 96%, while Bangladesh also has a high enrollment rate. Enrollment at the tertiary level is lower, but steadily growing, particularly in India, which has a burgeoning higher education sector. • Africa: While there has been improvement in enrollment rates in many African countries, they still lag behind South Asia. For example, in countries like Nigeria and Chad, school enrollment is low, especially at the secondary and tertiary levels. Many students drop out due to poverty, lack of infrastructure, and other socio-economic factors. 4. Graduation Rates: • South Asia: South Asian countries like India have a growing number of students graduating from secondary and tertiary institutions. India produces a large number of STEM graduates every year, with a focus on engineering and technology. • Africa: Graduation rates in Africa are lower due to factors such as high dropout rates, poverty, and limited access to quality education. While there are exceptions (e.g., South Africa), many Sub-Saharan countries face challenges in getting students through to graduation. 5. Quality of Education (Teacher Training & Curriculum): • South Asia: In many South Asian countries, particularly India and Sri Lanka, there has been a consistent focus on improving teacher training, the curriculum, and school infrastructure. The rise of private schooling in urban areas has also contributed to higher standards of education. • Africa: While African countries are working to improve education quality, the region faces significant challenges in teacher training, resources, and school infrastructure. Countries like Nigeria and Ethiopia have large teacher shortages and underfunded education systems. 6. STEM Education and Universities: • South Asia: India, in particular, has a world-class higher education system with institutions like the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs), which are globally recognized. South Asia produces a large number of STEM graduates annually, with India alone producing over 500,000 engineering graduates per year. • Africa: While Africa has some notable institutions like the University of Cape Town and the University of Nairobi, the region struggles to produce a significant number of STE |
Derekmiles:https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/average-iq-by-country 😂😂 lies When comparing Nepal’s academic performance to Africa as a whole, Nepal generally performs better. While African countries vary significantly in their academic performance, Nepal has more structured systems in place, despite challenges, and performs better than many African countries, especially in international assessments like PISA or regional comparisons. However, countries like South Africa, Kenya, and Egypt have stronger educational systems in Africa. Still, on average, Africa faces more widespread challenges in terms of educational access and quality compared to Nepal. |
Derekmiles:South Asians do better in academics whether that’s math, science etc. they are smarter World population review puts Nepal IQ at 84 |
Derekmiles:I didn’t see the data you shared but the Nepali forum put their average IQ at 78 which is still higher than any black nation. South Asian IQ is far higher. And you didn’t respond to my comment about black academic Perfomance. Asians will always beat blacks in science, math and general academia. Face it 😂😂 |
Derekmiles:No monkey brains aren’t leading in innovation, STEM etc. you can’t compare Indian and Asian intelligence to that of Botswana and blacks😂 the blacks are outmatched here |
Derekmiles:Much of the geniuses in the west are Indian and Asian. Black contributions here are nascent 😂😂 It’s a well established fact that Asians and whites are smarter than blacks |
Derekmiles:Nepal IQ is 78 and that’s from the Nepal economic forum https://www.reddit.com/r/Nepal/comments/ktwjrj/how_intelligent_do_you_think_we_are_as_a_country/ That’s Asian lowest and still higher than Africa. You just don’t want to accept that blacks are the worst at academics 😂😂 |
Derekmiles:Asians are stereotyped as being hyper intelligent. India’s academic performance is notable, particularly in specific areas such as STEM education, and it is indeed often compared to China in terms of output, but with some important distinctions in scope and quality. Key Aspects of India’s Academic Performance: 1. STEM Graduates: India produces a large number of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) graduates annually. It is one of the world leaders in terms of the sheer number of graduates, rivaling China. The country produces over a million STEM graduates each year, a large percentage of whom are highly skilled and work in global industries. This gives India an academic edge, particularly in fields like engineering, computer science, and mathematics. 2. Global Talent: Indian students perform well in international rankings and contribute significantly to the global knowledge economy. The country has produced a notable number of scientists, engineers, and tech entrepreneurs, many of whom hold leadership positions in multinational companies and institutions. 3. Competitive Exams: India has one of the most rigorous education systems, with highly competitive entrance exams for top institutions like the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs). These institutions are considered among the best in the world for tech and management education. 4. Research Output: India is a growing player in academic research, particularly in fields like space exploration, medicine, and engineering. The Indian space agency (ISRO) has gained international recognition, and Indian universities are increasingly producing significant research papers in international journals. 5. Language: English as a medium of instruction at many educational institutions gives Indian students a competitive advantage globally, particularly in tech and scientific fields Most blacks would die if they took Indian or Asian exams 😂😂 |
Derekmiles:The poorest continent in the world is Africa, which faces widespread poverty across many of its nations. While there are some growing economies in Africa, overall, the continent has the highest number of countries with low income levels and high poverty rates. Key reasons for Africa’s poverty: 1. Historical Factors: Colonization, conflicts, and historical exploitation have left long-lasting economic and social challenges. 2. Political Instability: Many African countries have experienced political instability, corruption, and conflicts, which hinder economic growth. 3. Limited Infrastructure: Many regions still lack the basic infrastructure for industrial development, such as reliable roads, electricity, and communication networks. 4. Dependence on Agriculture: A large portion of the population depends on agriculture, which can be unstable due to climate change and limited access to modern farming techniques. 5. Health Issues: High rates of diseases, including malaria, HIV/AIDS, and other infectious diseases, have strained resources and hampered economic progress. Slums: Africa also has the most slums in the world, with major cities like Lagos (Nigeria), Kinshasa (Democratic Republic of the Congo), and Nairobi (Kenya) being home to millions of people living in overcrowded, unsafe, and unsanitary conditions. The rapid urbanization, coupled with a lack of affordable housing, has led to the expansion of slums, where basic amenities like clean water, proper sanitation, and healthcare are limited. While there are pockets of growing economic prosperity, Africa as a whole remains the poorest continent, with vast sections of its population living in poverty and struggling to access basic services. Cope harder, i will crush your Afrocentrism 😂😂 |
Derekmiles:Here’s a general comparison of IQ estimates based on various studies: • India: The average IQ in India is estimated to be around 82, based on various studies. However, there can be significant regional differences in IQ scores due to varying educational systems and socioeconomic conditions. • Nepal: Nepal’s average IQ is estimated to be around 78. Like in India, IQ levels can vary within the country, influenced by factors such as access to education, healthcare, and economic opportunities. • Botswana: The average IQ in Botswana is estimated to be around 74. Again, these figures are influenced by factors such as the quality of education, economic conditions, and regional disparities All still higher. I swear down you will lose so badly if you try and compare balck and Asian intelligence. Asians absolutelly beat the living hell out of African nations intelligence. They are smarter than western ones. In terms of academic performance, India and Asia generally is far more prominent on the global stage than Botswana. India produces a higher number of graduates, especially in fields like STEM, and has a much larger and diverse education system. Botswana, while making progress in education, is still limited by fewer resources, fewer academic institutions, and less global recognition. Blacks are mostly dumb. Botswna doesn’t hold a candle in science, mathematics etc 😂😂 |
Derekmiles:And here is the deflection 😂 Africa is the headquarters of slums. It’s the poorest and least developed continent on earth by far. |
Derekmiles:Lies https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTRB6ZUYnk3WU5xpVqes8KajnYnei_0360l8A&s But let’s not act like Botswana and general African IQ and intelligence isn’t monkey level 😂😂😂😂 |
Derekmiles:No higher per capita means the FDI goes to more people but investors are more interested in the Indian market as FDI inflows dwarf Botswana. You still haven’t answered my question as to why would you invest In an economy producing nothing? There is no African city on par with Bengaluru. Bengaluru alone has more unicorns than all of Africa combined 😂😂 |
Derekmiles:Botswana has no innovation or tech ecosystem. No impressive tech giants. It actually doesn’t produce technology of its own. South Africa is a better client here. |
Derekmiles:No the classroom I sent in Botswana was not even a classroom. Indians and Asians are far smarter than blacks aswell. Indians and other Asians are smarter than whites. Black intelligence is almost non existent 😂😂🍿 |
Derekmiles:The Botswana tech is jsut chinse tech scene. Africans don’t produce their own technology. It’s just from Asians and Europeans. You’d be absolutely nuts to compare Botswana tech scene to India and Asia. African ‘tech’ is just Asian and western imported 😂 all the tech we use was produced in the west and Asia 😂 Botswanna acwrage FDI being better is because of its small population but wtf would want to invest in Botswana. You didn’t even get my point. I brought up FDI to show as to how little foreign investors care about Botswana |
Derekmiles:And you want us to compare it to Botswana? Your mistake was comparing black and Asian intelligence |
Derekmiles:No you’re getting emotional now and yes that is terrible technology and infrastructure. It’s dilipadiated. You just don’t want to accept that blacks can’t build a successful society |
Derekmiles:1. Tech Giants: • CEO Representation: A substantial number of tech giants in Silicon Valley and beyond are led by Indian-origin CEOs. Notable examples include Sundar Pichai (Google/Alphabet), Satya Nadella (Microsoft), and Arvind Krishna (IBM). • Indian-origin leaders have been estimated to occupy around 30-40% of CEO positions in major tech companies based in the U.S. 2. NASA: • The U.S. space agency, NASA, has a significant presence of Indian-American scientists, engineers, and administrators. Indian-origin professionals make up a notable portion of the workforce, and estimates suggest that about 10-15% of NASA’s workforce may be of Indian descent. 3. Silicon Valley: • Indian-Americans have a prominent role in Silicon Valley. While it’s difficult to pinpoint an exact percentage, estimates indicate that 20-25% of the workforce in Silicon Valley is of Indian origin. Many key roles, including engineers, founders, and executives, are filled by individuals of Indian descent Silicon Valley is Asian dominated 😂 just accept that blacks don’t have Brains. No one in their right mind would compare black and Asian intelligence. It’s like comapring monkeys to humans Nigeria produces 50,000 STEM grads a year. Africans just use Asian and European derived technology. Botswanna is 2-3k😂 There is nowhere on earth you won’t find Indians and other Asians dominating science, technology etc. what influence do blacks have on science and tech? Whatever blacks you will find in Silicon Valley are cleaners or janitors😂😂. Shut your mouth |
Cousin9999:Terrible technology, terrible infrastructure is all that video shows. |