In the framework of Evolutionary Anthropodynamics, Dr. Pronab K. Chowdhury defines the
LIIHIQ population as a specialized group characterized by a Low Intellectual Index and a
High Intelligent Quotient 1-3.
The author provides the following specific justifications and details regarding this population:
- Quantitative Characteristics
According to the author’s “Evolutionary Social Paradigm” (detailed in Appendix 4), the LIIHIQ
population has the following profile:
● Low Intellectual Index (II): Their “effective mean intellectual index” ($\eta$) is lower
than the normal average ($\eta_N$) 3.
● High Intelligent Quotient (IQ): Despite a low intellectual index, they possess a high
mean IQ 3, 4.
● Tier Distribution: In this population, the tier for Intellectual Level 7 (IL7)—the highest
level of natural truth-seeking—is empty, while the Intellectual Level 3 (IL3) tier is
partially filled 3.
● Traditional Classification: The author labels this group as the “Elite” (AwfRvZ) 3. - Historical and Cultural Origins
The author characterizes the LIIHIQ population primarily as the American corporate and
political elite 1, 2. He argues this group is a product of specific historical processes in the
United States:
● Colonial Roots: It is described as a product of the racial chattel slavery system
established in the British-Virginia colonies 2, 4.
● Expansionism: The author links the development of this population to the philosophy of
“Manifest Destiny” and the rapid industrialization of the 19th and 20th centuries 2, 4.
● Economic Structure: This group is defined by its association with corporate
capitalism and the “slavocrat” mindset 2, 4. - Professional and Intellectual Nature
● Intelligent Professionals: The professional distribution of the LIIHIQ population is
dominated by “intelligent professionals” (eyw×wfwËK †ckvRxex)—individuals who are
highly skilled in strategy, management, and execution—but it lacks “intellectual
professionals” (†eŠw×K †ckvRxex) who pursue deep natural or scientific truths 2, 5.
● Cognitive Limitations: Within the author’s framework, they are described as being
influenced by “Six-phobia” (fear of communism/reds) and white supremacist
ideologies, which the author claims restricts their “intellectual temperature” 2, 6. - Alliance with the HIIHIQ Population
The author justifies the significance of the LIIHIQ population by describing its hybrid alliance
with the HIIHIQ (High Intellectual Index High IQ) population—the intellectual elite associated
with Einstein and the Zionist movement 1, 6.
● Global Technocracy: He argues that after the end of the Vietnam War in 1975, these
two groups merged to create a borderless technocratic empire 1, 7.
● Wealth Extraction: This alliance uses the scientific and financial mastery of the HIIHIQ
and the political/corporate power of the LIIHIQ to maintain an “IQ supremacy empire”
designed for global wealth extraction 1, 7, 8.
In summary, the LIIHIQ population is described as the strategic and corporate wing of the
modern global elite, possessing high functional intelligence but lacking the “forward intellectual
evolution” the author attributes to specialized intellectual groups 3, 5.
