Re: Steve Sailer's blog post NYT: IQ Is Real!

From: A Talk Radio Listener [Email him]

Here's the image for the NYT's story on improving brain activity by giving "poor" mothers money:

They're doubling down on the wishful thinking.

If this could improve IQ, it's be worth it, but it can't.https://t.co/Siau2Kjz0D

— HappyAcres (@HappyHectares) January 24, 2022

Here's the image used by the New Scientist:

Giving low-income US families $4000 a year boosts child brain activity https://t.co/csrIByU1ry

— New Scientist (@newscientist) January 24, 2022

Here's Forbes:

Giving Moms Money Can Boost Babies’ Brain Activity, Study Finds

One of the reasons Congress should continue the expanded Child Tax Credit! https://t.co/eHHfc9aCbn

— Texans Care for Children (@putkids1st) January 25, 2022

Here's Vox:

Always a good day when I can get PNAS into a report :)

Can giving parents cash help with babies’ brain development? https://t.co/gdWHarNQNQ via @voxdotcom

— Rebecca (@arbitrarygenius) January 25, 2022

Neuroscience News:

The findings show interventions designed to reduce poverty positively impact a child's brain development.#psychology #neuroscience #sciencehttps://t.co/xO9YG5YTNs

— Neuroscience News (@NeuroscienceNew) January 24, 2022

One exception—when it's a story about "New Orleans moms in poverty" from Nola.com, they use a picture taken by a staff photographer of actual local poor children:

Can't load tweet https://twitter.com/emily_woodruff_/status/1485757907669078017: Sorry, that page does not exist

See earlier letters from the same reader.