Now you say that you don’t have a sturdy definition of intelligence.
I don’t have to have a sturdy definition of intelligence to know that IQ is not intelligence, in much the same way that I know that the capacity to identify paperclips is not intelligence.
Your rejection of racial differences seemed to be unfalsifiable
I don’t know enough about psychometrics to adequately define intelligence in a way that can be measured. I do believe that there exists some sturdy definition that can be measured and adequately reflects most people’s intuitions of what “intelligence” means, but I do not know what that definition is.
I don’t have to have a sturdy definition of intelligence to know that IQ is not intelligence, in much the same way that I know that the capacity to identify paperclips is not intelligence.
I don’t know enough about psychometrics to adequately define intelligence in a way that can be measured. I do believe that there exists some sturdy definition that can be measured and adequately reflects most people’s intuitions of what “intelligence” means, but I do not know what that definition is.
Whether or not IQ is intelligence however you define it, you have to explain why it has such strong correlation with success.
What do you mean by success?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intelligence_quotient#Real-life_accomplishments
That’s strong evidence that IQ is correlated with intelligence, yes. Does that mean that IQ is intelligence? Not necessarily.