Corvus
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What is "the average" here? How did you calculate it?
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Probably the best measurement for intelligence is your level of education. It has it's flaws but there isn't a better way to calculate something like this for big masses of people.
According to the statistics like 15- 17% of Turks know English (even less people know any other foreign language too)... Of those 17% a huge part is people who are at very basic levels of proficiency. So like 90% of the population has no real access to information, to foreign news sources, to foreign knowledge and know how.
You will tell me what is the percentage of people in Turkey with a Secondary and higher secondary education? What about these with a bachelors degree etc?
This is the statistics from 10 years ago for those between 25 and 34 but let's say that now it is better:
What if you include those over 40-50-60 years old etc? You start to see the picture.
Finishing high school is something pretty average when it comes to education and I am not even talking about the quality of secondary schools where Turkey is behind developed and many developing countries too.
Yes Turkey is below the world average in education and hence in intelligence too... Or at least behind the part of the world that matters.
