I bet the Chinese would be thrilled to comply with our ideologically-motivated self-muzzling.
What do people who want to ban research on race and intelligence have in mind, practically speaking? https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/cross-check/should-research-on-race-and-iq-be-banned/ …pic.twitter.com/LiAp974Izc
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He showed his hand with that first clarification
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"This research must be suppressed because the truth is harmful."
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The problem we face is that humans are the same enough to consume the same resources and do the majority of the same jobs, but very different when it comes to the exceptional and rare abilities and traits, we thus need a religious type exceptionalism to preserve us, very unlikely
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2 problems with that. The current job market is switching to higher IQ and adaptability. Besides that, the average core westerner was far more productive since around the 1100s. The Renaissance/Exploration, Enlightenment, Industrial era were just accelerations.
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