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Remember that "scientific study" circulating the web a year or two ago that proposed to determine the I.Q. of various people by evauating their remarks (as though the best designed intelligence tests were not fallible enough)?

That "study" was a harmless hoax that was given legs by a media short on basic fact checking, but eager to latch onto anything that makes them feel smarter.

This "research" was real, and we paid for it.

And I am furious about it.

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This "research" was real, and we paid for it. And I am furious about it.

Uh oh, you can't be furious, you'll exhibit symptom #3 (fear, anger, and aggression), thus proving their point.