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Really any tests for intelligence is more likely to pick up education, and at that point you might as well be saying rich people should be allowed to breed more often than poor people. In fact the more money you have the more likely you are to have access to better food, and the less pollution will be in the area you live which also increases intelligence, or at least wont drop it. Might as well just skip the rests and put a tax on having children or something. |
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I disagree strongly with your example Xei, how exactly are eskimos exposed more to form and space then us? I would argue that a dense urban environment poses a far more complex form then the sparse huts and great plains that are presented to eskimos in their lives. |
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At least we can agree that people have different ways of thinking about things which effects their ability to score on tests. |
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Everything works out in the end, sometimes even badly.
Shit I just relised how off-topic we've become! I also don't think I've presented my view of over population yet. |
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But that is largely what the article you linked was about; how the eskimo environment is conducive to the development of those skills... |
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I think that if we don't solve it, it will eventually "solve" itself. |
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Sorry I wasn't really thinking when I sent that reply lol. I don't think though that this invalidates my hypothesis. Obviously a language's capabilities would be determined by the speakers's environment and I don't think that its an accident that the eskimos are able to express spacial oriontation with such efficiency. |
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Whites are not having enough children. I would advocate a massive increase in child benefit payments for whites. The world is overpopulated, but keeping whites in existance is the priority. |
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> implying you'll ever have a consensual relationship |
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I can't be certain for it was a long time ago, but I believe Stephen Jay Gould tackles this IQ thing and race. People don't like it though, obviously, for if intelligent = good, and unintelligent = bad, then a race that is less intelligent than another will thereby be 'bad' in contrast to the 'good'. Thus we'll divide people rather than unify them. |
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Last edited by Wolfwood; 04-30-2012 at 07:22 PM.
Who looks outside, dreams;
who looks inside, awakes.
- Carl Jung
There is a decent purpose. The genetics of intelligence is a very important and interesting area of research, for which understanding of variation among populations is a higly useful tool. |
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Man, I hate arguing from a moral standpoint. I'm no good at it because I usually take the other side. |
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Last edited by Wolfwood; 04-30-2012 at 07:59 PM.
Who looks outside, dreams;
who looks inside, awakes.
- Carl Jung
If whites never spread Catholicism to those damned brown people we wouldn't have that problem. Amirite? |
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Everything works out in the end, sometimes even badly.
There are uses for almost all of the data we have collected over the years using science. It may seem trivial at first, but it can almost always be put to use. |
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Last edited by Wolfwood; 05-05-2012 at 01:50 AM.
Who looks outside, dreams;
who looks inside, awakes.
- Carl Jung
Well, they'd just be pretending to not know the truth, that's their problem. |
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Yeah I truly get what you're saying. It's just such data will inevitably affect some people's dreams. If you know your race has the shittest IQ, you ain't gonna feel like you have a good chance at high level mathematics, and imagine if your race had the highest IQ... it does make a different to one's motivation to drive on. This can be mental fitness, physical fitness, physical health etc. Knowing there are limitations to one's race destroys the ideal that people love: Anyone can do or become anything. |
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Who looks outside, dreams;
who looks inside, awakes.
- Carl Jung
Well, arguing from another point then, you simply cannot say that morals should stop science on some things. |
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Do you believe there is basic, objective morality? Just interested. |
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Who looks outside, dreams;
who looks inside, awakes.
- Carl Jung
No. I just said that. |
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