am I the only one uncomfortable with the "I have a point, now if you scientists would just prove it we can all be better off" argument? I don't have a dog in the fight on this issue, just wary of pursuit of political points via 'science' rather than scientific pursuit of truth:)
Kevin Drum at Mother Jones writes something sensible, sort of. I mean, I agree, but not about what we will find (what I already found). https://www.motherjones.com/kevin-drum/2018/03/we-need-more-research-into-race-and-iq-please/ …pic.twitter.com/1An90nYfwD
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The good thing about science is that if done correctly, the motives and preferences of the researchers don't matter. Would be easy in this case to pre-register a design.
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I am no scientist - more of a remote viewer or rampant speculator - but I'd be interested in reading through unbiased, well structured research. We champion the fight against cancer - we should presumably be doing something to better understand and fight intelligencelessness
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The claim has always been that the tests are culturally biased.
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