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Of course we could make up models where all IQ is affected by the same genes or where some genes affected some IQ and other genes affected other IQ.
It is a fact the juvenile g-loaded IQ is less hereditary than adult g-loaded IQ. This would be strange if the same genes affected both. I CONJECTURE that extreme g-loaded IQ is inherited differently from normal g-loaded IQ, either juvenile or adult. This accounts for the "man from Mars" impressions that some Ashkenazi Jews (e.g. Feymann, Erdos, von Neumann) have made on their normally high IQ contemporaries.
It is a fact the juvenile g-loaded IQ is less hereditary than adult g-loaded IQ. This would be strange if the same genes affected both. I CONJECTURE that extreme g-loaded IQ is inherited differently from normal g-loaded IQ, either juvenile or adult. This accounts for the "man from Mars" impressions that some Ashkenazi Jews (e.g. Feymann, Erdos, von Neumann) have made on their normally high IQ contemporaries.