Gen Z vs. Millennials: Research Reveals Surprising IQ Trends

• Recent research suggests Gen Z's average IQ may be lower than Millennials and previous generations, reversing the long-standing Flynn Effect.
• Gen Z (born 1997-2012) grew up fully digital, while Millennials (born 1981-1996) experienced technology's evolution.
• Digital overload, reduced attention spans from constant notifications and short-form content, and changes in education are cited as potential causes for Gen Z's IQ decline.
• Millennials show an advantage in formal education, concentration, and problem-solving, while Gen Z excels in digital skills, creativity, and social awareness.
• Experts emphasize that IQ isn't the sole measure of intelligence, and Gen Z possesses different strengths crucial for the modern world.