Good News or Bad News?
Studies have shown that the oldest child in a family tends to have the highest IQ. (This passes for news? I could have told you that a long time ago.) Unfortunately the advantage is only a measly three points on average. Don't believe me? Here's the article from the New York Times. Use it to lord over your siblings--or to potty-train your new puppy.
(Above: Typical oldest child. Below: Typical youngest child)
posted by Kirsten Miller at 11:33 AM
6 Comments:
How lovely. I am the oldest child. And I can definitely use this info on my two YOUNGER brothers... *evil laughter*. Just kidding! They already know who the smart one is in the family...
J.K. McDoe
or J. Doe, whichever is more favorable.
I, too, could have told anyone that a long time ago. It's really fairly obvious if you ask me.
i disagree. i'm the youngest in my family, but the smartest in my class. my older brother, however, is.... let's just say not.
I think all older brothers are that way. "cough" of course not coun ting any guys who are going be anonomous.
weird taste.
I agree with alexxis. I am also the younger one... xD
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