>> Although this wasn't my original intention, you happen to be
 >> wrong here anyway. H.J. Eysenck, "Know Your Own IQ", ISBN 0
 >> 14 01.3518 9 page 28, "Other studies have correlated I.Q.
 >> with money earnings, showing that there also a distinct
 >> relationship could be demonstrated".

 dn> Paul, find a local Mensa branch - you'd do wonders.

Why?  I've only got an average IQ.  Shouldn't make so many rash assumptions
there David.

 dn> Statistics can proove anything. They can also be wrong, especially when
 dn> (ab)used out of context.

Right.  First of all ask me to come up with evidence linking IQ to income,
and as soon as I do (totally unexpectedly), you just write it off as
statistics. Tell me David, how was I meant to come up with a relationship
without statistics?  I think you've lost sight of what a statistic is.
Anyhow, where are you getting your information from, that there is no
correlation?  Just making it up?

 >> I'm sure if a study was done on programming language used, C
 >> Programmers would come up above Basic Programmers too.  BFN.

 dn> And I'm sure you'd rate a special personal mention.

I don't recall making any personal comments towards you, so I don't see why
you should to me.  Perhaps next time though!  :-)  BFN.

Paul

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