Abstract
The critique by Wicherts, Borsboom, and Dolan misses the Big Picture provided by Richard Lynn in assembling national IQs and by J. Philippe Rushton in developing an evolutionary life history theory of race differences in brain size and intelligence. Their perspectives seem correct in essentials although may prove wrong in particulars. I provide evidence in their favor and also defend my own research on the importance of skin color as a correlate of IQ.
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