Curt Doolittle

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  • IQ by State … It’s Just About Universities and Races.

    YOU CANNOT AVOID THESE NUMBERS 1. Massachusetts: 104.3 2. New Hampshire: 104.2 3. North Dakota: 103.8 4. Vermont: 103.8 5. Minnesota: 103.7 6. Maine: 103.4 7. Montana: 103.4 8. Iowa: 103.2 9. Connecticut: 103.1 10. Wisconsin: 102.9 11. Kansas: 102.8 12. New Jersey: 102.8 13. South Dakota: 102.8 14. Wyoming: 102.4 15. Nebraska: 102.3 16. Virginia: 101.9 17. Washington: 101.9 18. Ohio: 101.8 19. Indiana: 101.7 20. Colorado: 101.6 21. Pennsylvania: 101.5 22. Idaho: 101.4 23. Oregon: 101.2 24. Utah: 101.1 25. Missouri: 101 26. New York: 100.7 27. Michigan: 100.5 28. Delaware: 100.4 29. N. Carolina: 100.2 30. Texas: 100 31. Illinois: 99.9 32. Maryland: 99.7 33. Rhode Island: 99.5 34. Kentucky: 99.4 35. Oklahoma: 99.3 36. Alaska: 99 37. W. Virginia: 98.7 38. Florida: 98.4 39. S. Carolina: 98.4 40. Georgia: 98 41. Tennessee: 97.7 42. Arkansas: 97.5 43. Arizona: 97.4 44. Nevada: 96.5 45. Alabama: 95.7 46. New Mexico: 95.7 47. Hawaii: 95.6 48. California: 95.5 49. Louisiana: 95.3 50. Mississippi: 94.2

  • IQ by State … It’s Just About Universities and Races.

    YOU CANNOT AVOID THESE NUMBERS 1. Massachusetts: 104.3 2. New Hampshire: 104.2 3. North Dakota: 103.8 4. Vermont: 103.8 5. Minnesota: 103.7 6. Maine: 103.4 7. Montana: 103.4 8. Iowa: 103.2 9. Connecticut: 103.1 10. Wisconsin: 102.9 11. Kansas: 102.8 12. New Jersey: 102.8 13. South Dakota: 102.8 14. Wyoming: 102.4 15. Nebraska: 102.3 16. Virginia: 101.9 17. Washington: 101.9 18. Ohio: 101.8 19. Indiana: 101.7 20. Colorado: 101.6 21. Pennsylvania: 101.5 22. Idaho: 101.4 23. Oregon: 101.2 24. Utah: 101.1 25. Missouri: 101 26. New York: 100.7 27. Michigan: 100.5 28. Delaware: 100.4 29. N. Carolina: 100.2 30. Texas: 100 31. Illinois: 99.9 32. Maryland: 99.7 33. Rhode Island: 99.5 34. Kentucky: 99.4 35. Oklahoma: 99.3 36. Alaska: 99 37. W. Virginia: 98.7 38. Florida: 98.4 39. S. Carolina: 98.4 40. Georgia: 98 41. Tennessee: 97.7 42. Arkansas: 97.5 43. Arizona: 97.4 44. Nevada: 96.5 45. Alabama: 95.7 46. New Mexico: 95.7 47. Hawaii: 95.6 48. California: 95.5 49. Louisiana: 95.3 50. Mississippi: 94.2

  • You hear that? That is the sound of civil war.

    You hear that? It’s a bit easier to hear now. That is the sound of civil war. Just as expected, demographics, economies, technologies, shifts in power, all working together. And do you know why? It took the russians 200 years (((together))) and it only took us 100 years (((together))). Russia has exited the second attempt as a nation. The question is, how many more of us will exit as nations? Or will we turn into another Levant, India, Brazil, or africa? The future is not star trek. It’s Rio.

  • You hear that? That is the sound of civil war.

    You hear that? It’s a bit easier to hear now. That is the sound of civil war. Just as expected, demographics, economies, technologies, shifts in power, all working together. And do you know why? It took the russians 200 years (((together))) and it only took us 100 years (((together))). Russia has exited the second attempt as a nation. The question is, how many more of us will exit as nations? Or will we turn into another Levant, India, Brazil, or africa? The future is not star trek. It’s Rio.

  • USA STATISTICS ON…

    IQ, Ethnicity, Graduation Rates, Income, Family Size, Financial Sector Top Universities Ports I mean, it’s pretty obvious that “many things must go right to create something good, and anything that goes wrong won’t.” That said The most important factor is demographics. https://curtdoolittle.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/statistics-by-state1-2.xlsx

  • USA STATISTICS ON…

    IQ, Ethnicity, Graduation Rates, Income, Family Size, Financial Sector Top Universities Ports I mean, it’s pretty obvious that “many things must go right to create something good, and anything that goes wrong won’t.” That said The most important factor is demographics. https://curtdoolittle.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/statistics-by-state1.xlsx

  • You hear that? It’s a bit easier to hear now. That is the sound of civil war. Ju

    You hear that? It’s a bit easier to hear now. That is the sound of civil war. Just as expected, demographics, economies, technologies, shifts in power, all working together. And do you know why? It took the russians 200 years (((together))) and it only took us 100 years (((together))). Russia has exited the second attempt as a nation. The question is, how many more of us will exit as nations? Or will we turn into another Levant, India, Brazil, or africa? The future is not star trek. It’s Rio.

    Source date (UTC): 2018-04-06 14:50:00 UTC

  • Untitled

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-21511904

    Source date (UTC): 2018-04-06 13:05:00 UTC

  • #China is signaling, meaning they know that (a) the ‘Nuclear Option’ will be but

    #China is signaling, meaning they know that (a) the ‘Nuclear Option’ will be but a blip removing the threat, and (b) the worst that happens is that both countries get a new government. However, Americans get a new government every decade – peacefully. That’s not true for China.

    Source date (UTC): 2018-04-06 12:40:06 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/982236503391666177

  • YOU CANNOT AVOID THESE NUMBERS 1. Massachusetts: 104.3 2. New Hampshire: 104.2 3

    YOU CANNOT AVOID THESE NUMBERS

    1. Massachusetts: 104.3

    2. New Hampshire: 104.2

    3. North Dakota: 103.8

    4. Vermont: 103.8

    5. Minnesota: 103.7

    6. Maine: 103.4

    7. Montana: 103.4

    8. Iowa: 103.2

    9. Connecticut: 103.1

    10. Wisconsin: 102.9

    11. Kansas: 102.8

    12. New Jersey: 102.8

    13. South Dakota: 102.8

    14. Wyoming: 102.4

    15. Nebraska: 102.3

    16. Virginia: 101.9

    17. Washington: 101.9

    18. Ohio: 101.8

    19. Indiana: 101.7

    20. Colorado: 101.6

    21. Pennsylvania: 101.5

    22. Idaho: 101.4

    23. Oregon: 101.2

    24. Utah: 101.1

    25. Missouri: 101

    26. New York: 100.7

    27. Michigan: 100.5

    28. Delaware: 100.4

    29. N. Carolina: 100.2

    30. Texas: 100

    31. Illinois: 99.9

    32. Maryland: 99.7

    33. Rhode Island: 99.5

    34. Kentucky: 99.4

    35. Oklahoma: 99.3

    36. Alaska: 99

    37. W. Virginia: 98.7

    38. Florida: 98.4

    39. S. Carolina: 98.4

    40. Georgia: 98

    41. Tennessee: 97.7

    42. Arkansas: 97.5

    43. Arizona: 97.4

    44. Nevada: 96.5

    45. Alabama: 95.7

    46. New Mexico: 95.7

    47. Hawaii: 95.6

    48. California: 95.5

    49. Louisiana: 95.3

    50. Mississippi: 94.2

    Source date (UTC): 2018-04-06 09:54:00 UTC