Does shoe size correlate to iq?

by John Doe 17 years ago 30 Replies latest 17 years ago jw friends

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  Magick 17 years ago

  haha nvrgnbk, i love both those guys!

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  Doug Mason 17 years ago

  The letter "q" here stands for "quotient", which in my dictionary is defined as: "result of the division of one number or quantity by another".
  
  The two numbers in this case are: (1) the mental age divided by (2) the physical age.
  
  So if a two year old wears size two shoes, there might be a correlation. I do not wear size 66 (almost 67) shoes, so the correlation gets lost somewhere. My feet stopped growing a while ago.
  
  Doug

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  jgnat 17 years ago

  Can't possibly. My sister, a family doctor, has size 4, women's, shoes. Believe me, when she has you in her sights it doesn't matter how short she is. She towers over you.

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  John Doe 17 years ago

  jg, that doesn't rule out the possibility that there is a negative correlation.

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  snowbird 17 years ago

  John Doe, you are a philistine.

  Sylvia

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  John Doe 17 years ago

  Actually snowbird, I prefer Scope.

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  snowbird 17 years ago

  Your preference does not jive with your persona.

  Scope is soooo wimpish.

  Sylvia

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  jgnat 17 years ago

  All right, smartypants. My son-in-law is six foot seven and knows five languages fluently. He shops big and tall for his entire wardrobe, including his shoes. I am sure I could fit two of my feet in one of his. He's aced every examination he's ever sat in on.

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  John Doe 17 years ago

  Yeah, just think how smart he might have been if he'd been born with petite appendages.

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  changeling 17 years ago

  Are you trying to make a case for small appendages?

  I wonder why you would want to do that?

  changeling

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