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Posted by JayMan on Thu Apr 14 09:59:01 2011, in response to Re: IQ and Sex, posted by LuchAAA on Thu Apr 14 01:08:13 2011. Yes, you should see how smoking hot the Jewish women are at the synagogues in Forest Hills. Same for many of the women I see when I go to church. They are nice to look at.Well, attractive people are also more intelligent than less-attractive people. Look at the girls of The Mary Louis Academy. They are both religious and intelligent, yet not bible thumping religious, and many of them turn out to be exceptional women. Happy, healthy, reproductive women. I have my doubts how religious these girls, especially coming from a Catholic school, actually are. But while they obviously have higher IQ's than the general population, it may not be in MIT range (130 or 140+). As well, as a private school, it may select for bright but religious families. >>>Hey there you go! But I think you just lucked out. Most high IQ women seem to have low sex drives, you may have just hooked up with one that was a bit less prudish... Nope. Her friends were like that too. And many corporate type women I've met are sex machines. Birds of a feather flock together... People tend to seek out friends like themselves (in fact, the correlation between the personalities of good friends is about 25%, about the same as siblings). As well, people in business/corporate careers—both male and female—are much more masculine than their counterparts with equivalent IQ's. Don't tell women this, but part of the reason that women are severely underrepresented in top corporate jobs is that getting ahead in the business world favors more socially masculine/alpha male traits (there's a reason that Peter Rosa coined the term SCA), and women obviously have a lot less of that than do men. The few women that do well in business (and to a lesser extent, politics) are going to be a more lot high-testosterone than their counterparts in academia and in other careers, and, by extension, more hot-blooded. |
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