The fake consensus against hereditarianism. There's apparently also some surveys from 1960s and 1970s.
By @Sean84076698 (I think)
https://ideasanddata.wordpress.com/2019/08/22/expert-surveys-on-race-and-iq/ …pic.twitter.com/YXmvyqVsGN
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They definitely don't reject it based on concerns about race because evolutionary psychology ignores human variation about as resolutely as any other branch of social science, which is rather bizarre, but possibly a good strategic decision.
Yep, and those are _social psychologists_. So, there are a lot of silent hereditarians around in many areas, keeping quiet, waiting for a more tolerant environment.
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Aren't scholars such as yourselves curious about the meaning of Rindermann's survey? 1) the expert pool: besides journals, journalists, mail list and website subscribers and interested students were surveyed. 2) at 18% response, how do responders differ from non-responders?
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