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Yes, there is, in a way. If you look at a map of country's average IQ, you see the IQ's are much, much lower in African countries.
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But is it because of their race itself? Absolutely not. IQ has a lot to do with genetics, but also with environment and upbringing. A lot of African people are very poor and didn't attent many years of school, and are therefore less likely to solve a complex puzzle you've learned...In school. In East-Asia, it's higher. But there, it's the same story: Chona and Particularly Japan are in some areas very advanced countries who really value learning. Children really have to do good in school, learn, and a lot of things you learn in school will cause a higher IQ. Overall, the richer the country and the more important/better education, the higher the IQ is, based on that map. But if you would give someone from Congo, someone from England and someone from Japan the exact same education and environment I believe the differences wouldn't be big.
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But is it because of their race itself? Absolutely not. IQ has a lot to do with genetics, but also with environment and upbringing. A lot of African people are very poor and didn't attent many years of school, and are therefore less likely to solve a complex puzzle you've learned...In school. In East-Asia, it's higher. But there, it's the same story: Chona and Particularly Japan are in some areas very advanced countries who really value learning. Children really have to do good in school, learn, and a lot of things you learn in school will cause a higher IQ. Overall, the richer the country and the more important/better education, the higher the IQ is, based on that map. But if you would give someone from Congo, someone from England and someone from Japan the exact same education and environment I believe the differences wouldn't be big.