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But I could just extend your logic a bit further and say, à la Descartes, we can't know anything. Interesting to think about, but ultimately not a useful proposition because you aren't gaining anything by claiming that bias infects everything we do.It is impossible for anything we cannot concretely and objectively see or feel from some physical state to be void of bias. We are limited by our simple minds to keep that in check.
For me to do that without some sort of evidence would just be speculation. You cannot touch or feel an intelligence. An intelligence doesn't have some impact on the world. Again, using the example of another user, gravity does it can be felt. I honestly don't know how to make it any more simpler for you.
Minnesota transracial adoption studies are evidence (not conclusive, but better than speculation) against that.I would say environment and upbringing plays a huge role in intelligence across racial demographics. If you're constantly surrounded by dumb shit and :autism: then of course the odds of you being exceptional as fuck skyrockets.
If you want to go that route, IQ data is supported by none other than the man himself:IQ is based in supposition and so you cannot reliably draw conclusions from these practices. I'm not any form of social scientist, neuroscientist, psychologist, or even biologist. I'm a Chemist :powerlevel: , but I recognize the ambiguity of IQ data quite easily.
If you want to go that route, IQ data is supported by none other than the man himself:
Jordan B. Peterson
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You brought up profession unnecessarily, and then said the data is "ambiguous." You do realize ambiguous means that there isn't support for it, right? So which is it, do you think an IQ-race gap exists, or not?I never said that IQ data shouldn't be supported. It's the best working-model we have.
The data basically undeniable shows that an IQ gap exists (some of these studies have upwards of 10 million people in their samples). People claim that the data is flawed, or race doesnt exist, or IQ is meaningless, or some other attack on the methodology, to try to negate the fact because it's controversial. Like @lowkey said, there is nuance, but I think there's just so much raw data out there that it's unreasonable to deny that something is happening. You can argue all you want about causes and degrees of causes, but in my opinion it's somewhat :autistic: to think that there's no association at all.Yes and yes. There us more nuance and detail to the subject, but if you flatten groups to "blacks" and "whites", that is true.
If you look at say, american blacks vs american whites it's about a 15 IQ point gap in average, whereas if you compare sub saharan black to european white it's about 20-25 IQ point gap.
And if you compare african pygmy to nigerian african it's about a 20 IQ gap as well (from memory, give or take 5 IQ points).
If you compare native swiss to native irish it's almost 10 IQ point gap average, which is the biggest variance in "white" IQ measured between identifiable groups, if I'm not mistaken, supporting the earlier claim in this thread by someone else that africa has great genetic diversity.
lol you use kook websitesOn topic, just published on unz: http://www.unz.com/article/why-does...minority-problems-obviously-caused-by-low-iq/
Insults are not rebuttals.lol you use kook websites
You brought up profession unnecessarily, and then said the data is "ambiguous." You do realize ambiguous means that there isn't support for it, right? So which is it, do you think an IQ-race gap exists, or not?
Some things are best said in a PM, that said, I'm not going to complain if some people don't know how to make one.
Why do some people care so much about this?