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>>215218649
Imagine being named after a pedophile warlord

fake study btw

>>215220183
It's logically consistent.
Mohammad (and it's minor spelling variations) is the most common name in the world. It's used as a prefix-, suffix-, middle name, first name and even last name.
The y-axis is a z-value of various socio-economic metrics averaged out. So those falling in the lowest categories (common in first gen-immigrants) would obviously underperform in standardized testing or "IQ" tests. This is an observed trend throughout the world.

What you should be noticing is, Adrian is the best performer in the graph. Being the poorest and the smartest.

>>215218649
lauge is base

>>215218649
>Mickey
>Micki
Do wypipo really named themselves after Disney's rodent lmao

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I also notice that people with Norse-origin names perform better than people with normiefag names like Adrian, Niklas and Kevin.

>>215220773
sad post

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>>215218649
They're the poorest ones, inbred, and uneducated. Their IQ rises with the second and third generations.

>>215218649
>r=0.64
That means there's almost no correlation between socioeconomical factors and average IQ. But there seems to be a clustering formed between mehmets and native danish population. The analysis would be much more meaningful if you use classification approach after scaling with minmax, rather than applying a regression model onto data straight away