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... [crickets]... Don't get me wrong, I am interested in cognitive ability, and defend TBC (for example) against unfair criticism. But M & H reject enforced racial segregation, as do all in the field. Except, apparently, *Richard Lynn*. So, Prof. Lynn, is that quote accurate?
I don't know what Lynn's beliefs are on segregation, and I don't really care. Use scientific criteria to judge scientific work, not some random quote mined comments put up by political opponents.
That quote isn't just some random mouthing-off, it advocates a policy which would violate the human rights of millions. I'm open to being convinced it was a thought experiment or a joke, but that case *needs to be made*. Nobody ever has, as far as I can tell.
1/2 Final thought: Lynn *is* a segregationist, so defending his views (or arguing their irrelevance) does a disservice to controversial scholars falsely accused of racism (e.g., Gottfredson, Murray). Defending Lynn undercuts defense of others, since he's 100% guilty as charged.
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