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Chipuer et al (1990) (as well
Chipuer et al (1990) (as well as Haworth et al. (2009)) come up with an estimate h² of 0,51 or 0,50, meaning that in the whole population, variances in IQ can be attributed to about 51% to gene variance. Environment is estimated with 0,49 so 49%
Chipuer et al: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/016028969090011H
Haworth et al: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10519-009-9262-3
However the whole topic is very complex. The estimation method only related to populational variances, not individual.
but that's another effect, not cause
Genes switch on and off according to the environment.
Did they prove the genes were dictating the IQ, or could something else be dictating both?
Bruce Lipton is cool.
His original video lectures - there are a couple of versions - are a go-to for trying to explain to people that their genetics doesn't dictate their destiny.