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Let's look at the hard data from PISA and TIMSS test results
You cannot change the objective facts contained in the results from the PISA and TIMSS tests. Tall tales are useless. Also, your grammar is a strong indication that your country's results on the PISA and TIMSS tests are accurate.
Instead of his bullshit, let me repost the PISA and TIMSS test results. This way, we can all look at the facts.
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I seriously read your post three times in a row, I still couldn't understand the point you were trying to make. Looks like either your final assertion is true, or whatever argument you were trying to make is unintelligible at best.
God only knows. I have only posted what my personal observations were, when I was still in high school.
When we migrated here, I was still a child, my father and mother are certainly some of the best and the brightest. He possess two Masters degrees, one in Japan and one from India, amongst a multitude of other qualifications. My mother is equally as qualified. No high school student moves to Australia on their own steam.
I don't understand what you are trying to prove here.
Okay now that I'm reading this again, for the final time, I have come to the conclusion that you have no idea what you are talking about.
I know you will call this a win, but for the other readers here, you have demonstrated the logical fallacy known as, 'ignoratio elenchi'.
Ignoratio elenchi, also known as irrelevant conclusion, is the informal fallacy of presenting an argument that may or may not be logically valid, but fails nonetheless to address the issue in question.
Could it be another possiblity that you are NOT telling the truth, at least not the full truth if you think you know the full truth?
Your personal observation could be partially right or completely wrong, or not in full...none of which can support your subjective claims, particularly when teh conclusion contrdicts to what worldwide statitical community thinks. Yes or no?
Two problems with this:
1, What do you mean by "the best and the brightest"?
Only a hard-sceince-related degree in a worldwide reputed university can be counted, more or less, as a geenrally accepted yardstick.
e.g.
a BA of electronic enginnering, Maths or Physics major in Catech or any top 20 scitech unis in the US, Europe or in the Far East for instance, on average, requires about 120 IQ.
A environmental or ethnic studies BA, for instance, or even Ph.D from JackDick university or even Yale, is no proof whatsoever of ANY IQ, except that it proves that he/she is not retarded and COULD BE reseaonablely bright or even more. A 110 IQ is about enough to get you most hard sicence Ph.D, DRDOer alikes, in India, considering it's about >2rd above the population mean there.
2. even if your patent are very smart - not in Indian standard but in global one - that is about 130 IQ, it's no guerantee that YOU are very smart, due to the natural law of mean reversal. Within several generations, your bloodline, no matter you have 130 IQ or 60 IQ, is set to reverse to your indigenous population mean IQ which is low 80s.
that´s why I warned you earlier that it could be very hard for you to follow me due to the huge IQ difference between us. See, I´ve grown up in a very competitive Germanic society where, in my not so bad memory, I can´t recall more than 3 times when I didn´t score #1 in any Maths contest during entire my schooling years, and I went to some of the most competitive schools in the country.
You know what, I don´t give 2 hoots about what average readers think about you. The global average readers nowadays might well have IQ of between 85 to 90. Yet anyone with more than 100 IQ, he-she could instantly notice the multiple inconsistences (i instantly noticed 5 of them) due to logical fallacies in your post, if he/she is honest, which forces one to draw a conclusion that either you are lying (self-knowingly or not), or you´re not bright, or likely both, make no mistake about it.
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