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1 year ago by Jason M.

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  • Gareth S. replied Jul 5, 2007
    I love this nonsense, without the SD the 'average' figure is completely meaningless. Could have been one guy in the study with an IQ 1000 times that of his brother in a coma. Grrr.
  • Jason M. replied Jul 5, 2007
    “I consider these two papers the most important publications to come out in this field in 70 years; it’s a dream come true,” said Frank J. Sulloway, a psychologist at the Institute of Personality and Social Research at the University of California, Berkeley.
  • Jason M. replied Jul 5, 2007
    If that is the case, then it might show that younger brothers are more likely to be in a coma.

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