I think the stereotype mainly relates to Americans' lack of cultural knowledge (no foreign language), the extreme rate of young earth creationism. USA does not participate properly in PISA, only data from a few states, so be careful with those results. But yes, on average, Americans do OK on formal testing compared to the stereotype.
There is great diversity among Americans. Americans can either be extremely knowledgeable or extremely ignorant. It varies depending on the American in question. Americans are a very extreme people.
OK, but you are intentionally trying to misunderstand the question. GPS is a particular system of navigation that works using satellites, and that's clearly what the question is asking about. You can check the data and see if the loading of this particular question is bad, but it is probably fine. https://rpubs.com/EmilOWK/pew_science Looks like question 4 has a loading of 0.55, not bad.
GPS usually, but not always, employs satellites. GPS always employs precise timing. GPS is fundamentally a location system that relies on timing of radio signals. That those radio signals are broadcast from satellites is incidental, not an essential feature.
I think the conflation you're seeing isn't humility necessarily, it may be that in some cases the language itself does not convey enough meaning in one fashion or another. To an autistic, the word choice could be: confusing, lacking enough context. In the case of Pakistan, it probably a severe issue of intent/language, in the case of Vietnam, it may also be the same thing, lack of trust for different reasons.
Asians may look like on the outset ~ humility but I really doubt that is the underlying issue, it's moreso cultural pacifism.
the issue with grading poetry vs. science is an education bias issue. You have to be trained to see it as a facet of science, much in the same way you can view games as art. It's really beginning to engage in perspective at that point.
All of this boils down to language usage however, some of it trust.
which further will likely depend on mental categorization.
It is funny thing that americans are very good in pisa or scientific knowledge when we consider there is stereotype of "ignorant american"
I think the stereotype mainly relates to Americans' lack of cultural knowledge (no foreign language), the extreme rate of young earth creationism. USA does not participate properly in PISA, only data from a few states, so be careful with those results. But yes, on average, Americans do OK on formal testing compared to the stereotype.
There is great diversity among Americans. Americans can either be extremely knowledgeable or extremely ignorant. It varies depending on the American in question. Americans are a very extreme people.
It's hard to make even "simple" science questions unambiguous.
https://aetherczar.com/pew-center-and-aaas-fail-own-scientific-literacy-quiz/
OK, but you are intentionally trying to misunderstand the question. GPS is a particular system of navigation that works using satellites, and that's clearly what the question is asking about. You can check the data and see if the loading of this particular question is bad, but it is probably fine. https://rpubs.com/EmilOWK/pew_science Looks like question 4 has a loading of 0.55, not bad.
GPS usually, but not always, employs satellites. GPS always employs precise timing. GPS is fundamentally a location system that relies on timing of radio signals. That those radio signals are broadcast from satellites is incidental, not an essential feature.
It's like you completely ignored everything I wrote.
I think the conflation you're seeing isn't humility necessarily, it may be that in some cases the language itself does not convey enough meaning in one fashion or another. To an autistic, the word choice could be: confusing, lacking enough context. In the case of Pakistan, it probably a severe issue of intent/language, in the case of Vietnam, it may also be the same thing, lack of trust for different reasons.
Asians may look like on the outset ~ humility but I really doubt that is the underlying issue, it's moreso cultural pacifism.
the issue with grading poetry vs. science is an education bias issue. You have to be trained to see it as a facet of science, much in the same way you can view games as art. It's really beginning to engage in perspective at that point.
All of this boils down to language usage however, some of it trust.
which further will likely depend on mental categorization.
In fact both Vietnam and Pakistan could be cases of generational trauma./trust.
Could you post the Average IQ of the 6 compilations?
It's in the spreadsheet.
Probably, but it was in 2018, so that time is long gone.
https://wellcome.org/news/wellcome-and-bill-melinda-gates-foundation-pledge-us300-million-cepi-covid-19-pandemic
But Wellcome doesn't need any money, already has 40 billion USD. https://wellcome.org/who-we-are/investments
OK, but this isn't a COVID conspiracy blog, or the blog where we complain about COVID vaccination authoritarianism.