From: Timothy Bates (tbates@karri.bhs.mq.edu.au)
Date: Tue Jun 08 1999 - 00:58:43 MDT
I take your point, but it doesn't doesn't work in this case as the total
number of goods is specified.
Even if the 5% of goods are free, the entire other 95%, can't be above the
average price.
Anyhow, the answer is in. Cynthia was comparing her 15 iqtest.com scores to
her single well-normed IQ score.
As iq.test.com appears to give scores that are normed to an average of 120,
the entire issue is explained away, and we are left with a nice big g-factor
of general ability once more.
tim
>> Try parsing this sentence
>> "95% of goods in the shop were above the average price of goods in the
>> shop"
>>
>> make sense?
>>
> Yep. 5% of the goods are really cheap (the stuff that I buy).
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