Petruspennanen
About your bit on the intelligence quotient article
editHello Petruspennanen, The reason I added the (citation needed) template is so your edit wouldn't be reverted as vandalism. I know what you mean, and I know you're right. However, this is an encyclopedia for the layman, and most people will not understand what you pointed out (the last time you added it, someone -who considers himself an "ad hoc" expert on intelligence- removed the passage as "nonsense"). I just don't want to see this happen once more, so this is why I strongly suggest you find some textbook reference to anchor the statement before someone else who doesn't understand the point but thinks he does reverts your edit again. The decision is yours; I just thought I'd point out the circumstances and the consequences.--Ramdrake 18:16, 29 August 2006 (UTC)
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