Highest IQ chose High regulations for homeschool, but it is not the smartest idea. Best is homeschool to get the highest GPA and get the oldest.
Homeschool is best, to get highest GPA, and to get the oldest. Unless your IQ is very low on its own, but you could then gain IQ and then also end up oldest. Least restricted is proven best for people in many ways. Our forced schooling shows a low GPA of 0.67. Abuse causes lower IQ as well. Peers together cause crime and are not best according to the sciences of human rights. Best is the adult world, where the child develops and gets the extension of the home.
At first, the smartest region seems to get the oldest too. Getting older seems related to IQ.
These schools in that region are very restricted and regulated. So, we do not know if homeschool would drop the age.
We must look at the other regions to find answers on is homeschool related to the age of death?
Note. A higher GPA is related to homeschool too, this could mean, homeschool is related to getting older, as it gives better results in GPA.
Conclusion:
- IQ related to the oldest people. Higher IQ gets older.
- Most elderly that got old, had moderated regulated homeschool.
- The most average age of death had homeschool.
- Youngest deaths are related to IQ. And, also moderate regulated homeschool.
So, I had to find the answer. Why moderate can cause 2 things. I thought of IQ. And that's true. Death is mostly related to IQ, not to how one is schooled. But the high restricted regulations are done in the region of the smartest mostly, so caused the moderate to high regulated leading to old.
But what if they would let all get a higher GPA, with homeschooling.
Thus, I compared how regulated and IQ among the oldest. Average had moderated homeschooling, but the IQ is highest among low regulated and easiest homeschooling, thus that makes it clear that higher IQ rather have also easiest way of homeschooling.
It gives them and a higher GPA, which fits logically with their high IQ, and it gives them even more success in life, with that high GPA, while they anyway will be oldest of age. There is no need to keep this highly regulated, as they will do even better when arranging homeschool is easier in that region.
They would remain the oldest, and have a higher GPA when they are having low regulated and easiest ways to homeschool. It would do them good.
States are:
- NJ CT MA NH VT NY RI, they would go from highest regulated of the country, to also easiest homeschool, and would gain GPA, and will be more authentic, autonomous people, homeschooled.
- And CO MN FL ND WA OR HI. Even easier homeschool would not change much, only give them more freedom, less stress perhaps.
- AZ UT NE CA WI. For them, the least would change, perhaps less stress as well, making it the easiest homeschool regulations.
Together they will remain the oldest, they have the highest IQ, they would only be more like IA, with and highest IQ, and least regulated homeschooling and getting the oldest in the country. As this entire group gets the oldest, but they also have easiest homeschool and highest IQ. And in general, all homeschooled have the highest GPA too. Their university has an average GPA of 3.67.
The average age of death is related to the average IQ of 101IQ and is related to the average of this group is homeschooled. So, for them, it all makes not much more difference, perhaps a little. It seems ok to let all easier homeschool. Their GPA might go up as well, as that is average for homeschoolers to have the highest GPA.
Would they get older, perhaps not, if their IQ remains the same. But they might do IQ training. And gain IQ points, by doing more harder tasks over time, mentally. Stanford says, that way IQ grows. That would make their oldest too. Age is related to when one dies. And the same thing would count for them then, about what now counts for the group that gets the oldest.
The dying youngest is the least smart and they show, the more regulated the worse. The best for their IQ is homeschool. So, if they can not get their IQ points up much more, if they try, they still can get freer and perhaps less stressed with easier homeschooling, without regulations.
