Stefan MolyneuxVerified account

It’s interesting to me how many people in academia that talk about things being “systemic” are just social scientists and not real scientists. And how many of them are Bolsheviks operating under the assumption that equality of outcome is a goal for all people. I don’t assume that

To look at obvious and clear disparate outcomes and to think that IQ has no relation at all, to treat it as an unimportant distinction seems to me to be a self imposed cognitive dissonance to avoid hurting feelings. And that’s fair. This is troubling stuff.

In any society I think it’s always worth looking at heretical views and asking why they can’t be discussed. If a system wants so badly to suppress views, what are they afraid of? You also ignore a crucial question. Why do people have racist views? Where do they come from?

I’ve received the exact same education as you and everyone else about this. It is the ubiquitous and accepted dogma. I don’t come from a family of race realists. Quite the opposite. And I have lots of empathy. So what in my experience brought me to at least entertain these ideas?