while median may be more accurate, average isn't necessarily wrong in this case, as the distribution among ~330million wouldn't deviate to the point of being significantly - or at all - different. IOW, on a bell curve (which i'm confident to say the measure of americans' intelligence is symmetrically distributed), this should put avg & median in lock step.
now, this could all change if we instead of comparing in-house numbers, compared to global numbers.
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