Why are whites so fucking stupid?
Why are whites so fucking stupid?
Jayden Bennett
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Connor Martin
"muh creativity"
"B-But Azns, Dey cheat!!"
"yts has more genius!!!" maybe? and retards like you too right?
Julian Phillips
Because we don't cheat on these pointless tests
Robert Rogers
>Muh IQ
5 points, whoopdy fucking doo.
Carson Peterson
but you have a small penis, Yoshimitsu
David Lewis
>"muh creativity"
Asians have plenty of creativety.It's just the Chinese that lack it.They copy just about everything.
Brayden Gonzalez
Wyatt Fisher
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Xavier Peterson
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Cameron Adams
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Matthew Ward
but it still fucked your mather, Oleg
Logan Moore
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Cameron Gutierrez
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Luke Sullivan
why Arabs so dumb?
Austin Rogers
Why aren't we allowed to cheat like China?
Jonathan Stewart
Apparently Estonia, Poland, etc are allowed to cheat
Jace Campbell
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Brandon Ward
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Noah Torres
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Thomas Collins
Apparently Mexicans are the most retarded
Jonathan Wright
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Brandon Kelly
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Levi Adams
I live in Massachusetts. If we could be free from the rest of the U*A, we'd be ninth in math and fourth in writing. Also, why does China get to not test most of its provinces and get counted among the results?
Brayden Myers
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Xavier Adams
Holy fuck, Japan's "index of enjoyment of learning science". They're producing potentially-god-tier scientists, none of whom care about science. Great pedagogy, desu.
Henry Richardson
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Ethan Perez
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Hunter Allen
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Brody Reed
We're not stupid, we're just average. You're the fucking tryhards, like if it's everything to you and everything you are. No wonder you guys work yourselves to death, you actually seem to enjoy it.
Isaac Lopez
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Thomas Lee
>work yourselves to death
Alexander Cooper
That' just sour grapes.
Aiden Baker
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Matthew Parker
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Charles Campbell
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Camden Miller
reddit frog.
Jackson Foster
nothing wrong with it, she is an adult woman, but I doubt she had noticed it tho
Lincoln Murphy
>mexico first
i guess quantity really doesnt imply quality. kek
whatever floats your boat, friend. enjoy your life
Angel Jenkins
Perú will try their best!
Parker Johnson
I'd like to see this chart with the variance and deviation and shit. Japan would be... interesting.
Nathan Johnson
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Jeremiah Mitchell
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Colton Sullivan
You’re blushing…
Joseph Clark
That's more like it.
Landon Morris
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Lincoln Nelson
>all these idiots replying to this stupid netouyo
Not like we needed test scores to compare intellect anyways.
Nicholas Martin
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Jackson Bell
Stop spamming you hobgoblin
Nathan Brooks
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Easton Collins
TOO MUCH INFORMATION
Benjamin Rivera
i'm japanese
Ian Cook
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Matthew Murphy
Inherent inferiority, same reason africans are below everyone except australian abos
Oliver Williams
explain this
en.wikipedia.org
i don't see any asian on this list
Logan Hernandez
That's because it is just white people giving awards to other white people for being whitest
Sebastian Adams
Qatar and the UAE really surprise me. Their immigrants are mostly menial labors from the Indian subcontinent.
Zachary Davis
shopping for data that fits your perception?
all these charts are autism
Wyatt Hall
>Several countries have implemented longitudinal studies that follow the participants in the PISA study as they matured.
>Some countries, such as Australia, Canada, the Czech Republic, Germany, and Uruguay interviewed participants who took part in PISA 2000 or PISA 2003 after a number of years.
>Survey instruments, attrition rates and length of followup differed across these countries.
>Other countries, such as Switzerland, linked information contained in PISA to administrative information.
>Denmark, administered the PIAAC questionnaire [PIAAC is the OECD Programme for the International Assessment of Adult Competencies], and assessment instruments to a sample of students who had sat the original PISA 2000 study, and matched information available in administrative data sources, to identify some of the changes individuals experienced during the 12 years that set PISA 2000 and PIAAC 2011/12 apart.
>Canada was the only country that readministered the PISA assessment to a sample of participants in the PISA 2000 study, to identify achievement growth in reading performance as a function of the experiences participants had encountered over the period.
Juan Garcia
Whites:
>we're the best! We're the smartest!!!!
>evidence shows otherwise
Whites:
> i-it's irrelevant anyway! Muh innovation! Muh creativity!
Adrian Brown
>Longitudinal followups of participants in PISA have generally identified a strong association between reading, mathematics and science skills at age 15 and outcomes such as schooltowork and schooltofurther education and training transitions.
>For example, the 2009 Canadian Youth in Transition Survey followed students who were assessed by PISA in 2000.
>The study indicated that poorly performing 15yearold students in PISA faced a disproportionately higher risk of not participating in postsecondary education and of poor labourmarket outcomes at age 19, and even more so at age 21 (OECD, 2012d).
>A similar longitudinal survey in Switzerland, which followed the PISA 2000 cohort until 2010, showed that students’ reading performance in PISA is strongly associated with the probability of completing upper secondary education and transitioning into tertiary education (Scharenberg et al., 2014).
>Similarly PISA longitudinal studies of participants in the PISA 2003 and PISA 2006 editions in Uruguay indicated a strong relationship between performance in the PISA maths test and the probability that individuals completed upper secondary education (Cardozo, 2009) or dropped out from school (Ríos González, 2014).
>Finally, a study conducted in Denmark indicated that poor performing students in PISA 2000 were more likely to have received income transfers for more than a year between the ages of 18 and 27 meaning that they were unemployed or ill for long periods (Rosdahl, 2014).
Thomas Allen
But Japanese beat whites at creativity too.
Jaxon Jenkins
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Elijah Mitchell
Reminder that if your country is not red your immigration policies are hurting your country.
Nolan Anderson
>Buenos Aires
Tyler Butler
why are whites more violent than asians
Evan Evans
>At the same time, longitudinal studies of PISA participants also revealed a large degree of heterogeneity in life outcomes among individuals with similar PISA scores at age 15.
>Furthermore, evidence from the Australian Longitudinal Study of Australian Youth (LSAY) suggested that many of those who had poor maths scores in the PISA 2003 test were doing relatively well in terms of labour market opportunities and happiness by the time they were 19 years old but also, and crucially, that lowachieving students from a low socioeconomic background had a lower likelihood of success than similar students from more affluent homes (Thomson and Hillman, 2010).
>These findings suggest that the learning opportunities individuals experience after the end of compulsory schooling can importantly determine individuals’ outcomes and that these vary across individuals with a different socioeconomic background.
>Moreover, postcompulsory learning opportunities are likely to play an increasingly important role in
shaping individuals’ life chances. In the not so recent past, the age of 15 was very close to the age at which
young people completed their studies, even for those who decided to continue their education beyond the compulsory minimum.
Hunter Bell
This is why we must breed with the Asians to improve the human condition.
Dylan Cook
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Brandon Fisher
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Levi Price
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Jacob Richardson
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Daniel Phillips
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Christian Brown
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Asher Sanchez
Merit is be based on people's actions in the world rather than some test, in that regard the US beats the rest.
Josiah Martin
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Lincoln Cox
being chosen by a committee isn't merit
Jaxon Cruz
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Tyler Cox
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Luke Smith
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Grayson Rogers
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Alexander Morales
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Mason Gomez
>greeks created western civilization
>now they are dumb as chileans
kek
Colton Mitchell
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Jace Roberts
Name a better method to determine which country has more merit.
Alexander Green
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Henry Martinez
I don't know but definitely not that one.
Dylan Lopez
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James Foster
We have native Nobel laureates?
Austin Morris
whites are superior to asians
Easton Carter
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Joseph Long
It's actually 6 now. 5 in STEM and 1 in literature.