They want a commitment on policy implications first in order to decide whether the truth should be allowed.
"But what are the social policy implications from your research Emil??" Jensen, answering the same question ~60 years ago. First get the truth, later we can discuss policy. That is what evidence-based policy means, the priority of evidence. http://arthurjensen.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/Reducing-the-Heredity-Environment-Uncertainty-A-Reply-1969-by-Arthur-Robert-Jensen.pdf …pic.twitter.com/EpFbY9IL5A
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I had a self proclaimed scientist the other day telling me sex and gender are unrelated and that gender is a learned behaviour. Evidence doesnt mean a thing when you are playing politics.
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