Science?
A college professor and his wife, who is a preschool teacher, tease each other about who is responsible for the “smarts” of their four hon
A college professor and his wife, who is a preschool teacher, tease each other about who is responsible for the “smarts” of their four honor children. Both have seemingly average parents and two high-achieving and two low-achieving siblings each. Can you draw a pedigree with predictive value for this situation? Why or why not?
or:A college professor and his wife, who is a preschool teacher, tease each other about who is responsible for the \u201csmarts\u201d of their four honor children. Both have seemingly average parents and two high-achieving and two low-achieving siblings each. Can you draw a pedigree with predictive value for this situation? Why or why not?
or:That is not science. It is a stupid riddle. The answer is no because \"smart\" is an opinion. \"Low-achieving\" happens because they were pushed into something contrary to their natural talents.\"Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.\"~ Albert Einstein
