Gen Z vs. Millennials: Shocking Report Reveals IQ Decline in Younger Generation

• A new study challenges the Flynn Effect, suggesting Gen Z's IQ may be lower than Millennials.
• The Flynn Effect theorizes that each new generation has a higher average IQ due to improved conditions.
• Neuroscientist Jared Horvath's research indicates a reversal of this trend in some countries.
• Millennials (born 1981-1996) grew up with slower internet development and less ubiquitous tech.
• Gen Z (born 1997-2012) grew up entirely digital, with smartphones, social media, and AI, potentially impacting deep thinking and attention spans.