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You're looking at the map of wicked smaaht people. That's right, Massachusetts is No. 1 in this particular ranking of states by IQ (their average is 104.3 IQ). There is an interactive version of the map here if you don't believe me.
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And, no offense to Massachusetts but when you have MIT and Harvard within state lines, well, I guess that could tip the genius scales a bit. I'd like to see an unweighted analysis of those Bay Staters.
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And to be honest, I'm trying to be careful with my words here because New Hampshire ranks No. 2 on this map, with an average IQ of 104.2. There are plenty of people who would look around at their friends and neighbors and laugh uncontrollably at that thought.
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While I never put much stock in such surveys, it's always fun to see the results. In this case it also appears that the states with higher IQs are known to invest more in education than some of the states that literally pale in comparison, at least on this map which ranges from white to dark purple. And that makes sense.
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I'm all for education, and investing in it. I hope to see a map someday that's a solid dark purple across the board. That will feel more like something to celebrate, the United States of Opportunity.
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NH Gov. Chris Sununu was a guest on ABC's "The View" on Aug. 1 to talk about his unwavering support of Donald Trump for president. "I don't like Trump, right? We don't get along, I don't like the character and all that sort of thing, but I'll take a Republican administration that just believes more fundamentaly in limited government, local …
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Comfortable space, deeper than wide, bar at the back w/ maybe 8 stools. Plenty of tables, some high tops, some low. Soft chairs near the front.
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On Wednesday the Harris for President campaign held a reproductive freedom rally in Concord as part of their nationwide “Fight for Reproductive Freedom” Week of Action. Second Gentlemen Doug Emhoff was the keynote speaker for the event.
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After deliberating eight hours over two days, a Hillsborough County Superior Court North jury on Thursday left the courthouse without returning a verdict in the case of a woman accused of abandoning her premature newborn in freezing temperatures in December 2022.
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Gov. Chris Sununu on Thursday signed HB 318-FN-A into law, an act relative to magistrates, bail commissioners, the standards applicable to and the administration of bail, and making appropriations.
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xpect hot and humid weather with periods of sunshine and clouds; there's a chance of an afternoon spot thunderstorm. During strenu
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Those marks don’t go away. They ebb and flow, as they did for me, until Little Bean came along. The difference, as she begins her own musical journey, is that she doesn’t have to make this trip alone. This adventure can be ours, if that’s what she wants.
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A city worker suffered serious injury Thursday after an accident involving a trash truck.
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BINGHAMTON, NY — The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (8-19, 38-57) fell to the Binghamton Rumble Ponies (16-12, 51-44) Wednesday at Mirabito Stadium, 7-0, in seven innings. The Cats managed one hit against two Ponies pitchers before the game was called early due to rain. The Blue Jays acquired outfielder Yohendrick Piñango and infielder Josh Rivera from the Chicago Cubs, in …
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The Manchester Planning and Community Development’s draft zoning ordinance road tour continued on Wednesday with an event at Webster Elementary School in Ward 1.
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As November’s high-stakes election approaches, abortion access remains top-of-mind for many Granite State voters like myself.
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The New England First Amendment Coalition and the ACLU of New Hampshire called on the City of Manchester today to revise its rules on public comments during Board of Mayor and Aldermen meetings.
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Ever since last year, Jerry Harrison, guitarist Adrian Belew – who was one of the many session players for “Remain in Light” – and a powerhouse band have been touring in celebration of the album. On August 2, they’re going to be making a stop at the Tupelo Music Hall in Derry with Brooklyn funk act Cool Cool Cool kicking things off at 8 p.m.Â
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