World's Smartest People
The first panel of survey respondents
based on probability sampling and
categorized by their Intelligence (IQ)
Seek better answers from the smartest people!
A respondent panel with each participant vetted for mental acuity and aptitude
Market research and polling have always mixed the wheat and the chaff. No more.
Now you have the opportunity to interview only the brightest individuals in the population. (Or the not-so-bright, if that is your wish!)
Probability sampling
Other panels may give you access to experts or Mensa members, but they are self-selected populations. Our panel is constructed from random probability sample sources that limit bias.
Identifiable respondents
Other panels keep the identity of their respondents a secret. If our panelist agrees to share their contact information with you, you may capture it.
Share your results
Other panels may restrict your use of survey data results in PR, advertising, or social media. We want you to share your findings with the world!
For the better part of the 20th century, human intelligence was on the rise. But since about 1975, the average IQ score in similar populations appears to be decreasing by perhaps 9 points per generation.
What about the Flynn Effect?
Named for James R. Flynn (New Zealand), the Flynn Effect describes a persistent increase over most of the 20th century in both fluid and crystallized intelligence testing scores in various national populations around the world. While the rising curve was attributed to better nutrition, increased standards of living, and more rigorous educational protocols, many intelligence researchers point to a more recent and distinct reversal in that trend. The more recent decline has been attributed to factors such as erosion in healthy eating, increased immigrant populations (who take time to assimilate to host country language), air pollution, and dysgenic fertility.