Over all I find it hard to imagine a futere where income inqualities
are not much greater than they are now.
>Varing the IQ variance for a fixed lifespan, is there some maximum IQ
>beyond which IQ doesn't help income within the lifespan, so that
>longer lifespans are required to take advantage of it?
>I don't think IQ differences above a certain level are meaningful
If this is true it has great implications for AI and for human
enhancement.
>Again I think the compound interest analogy is good with very high IQs
>adding small percentages which take a long time to become significant.
This also sounds like a declining marginal value of intelligence.
Robin D. Hanson hanson@hss.caltech.edu http://hss.caltech.edu/~hanson/