Intelligence Scores Declining Since the 1990s ↗
Front page leadPolish teenagers are not only less intelligent than previous generations but also, on average, less intelligent than the rest of the population.
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The front page of Wyborcza.pl features a prominent article on declining average intelligence scores in Poland, discussing a trend from the 1990s onwards. Other top stories include a prosecutor investigating a deputy minister, a report on religious complaints in Krakow, and a piece on French…
Polish teenagers are not only less intelligent than previous generations but also, on average, less intelligent than the rest of the population.
The prosecutor's office is investigating a former deputy minister, and a commission is reviewing a request to lift Teofil Bartoszewski's immunity.
Parishioners from Krakow have reported their parish priest to the "tax office" (skarbowki), and an organist has appealed to the bishop for help.
France is preparing for a significant event, with details on its implications still emerging.
A historical account or event related to the first Hungarian Prime Minister at a wall, with a quote 'No further, hunter!'.
The Nobel Prize was awarded for research into optogenetics, a method that uses light to control cells, potentially impacting understanding of addiction and pain.
A significant and unexpected development has occurred within the AfD political party.
Roadworks are causing significant traffic congestion in Warsaw, leading to delays for drivers and tram passengers.
A surprising decision has been made by the prosecutor's office regarding the extradition of Grzesia, concluding a 13-month process and impacting their internet access.
A dispute, appeals, and a further accident involving Sebastian M. occurred on the A1 highway.