In formal argument rules, this is a fallacy but in the rhetorical sense, if @StefanMolyneux is slamming me on the internet, I must be doing SOMETHING righthttps://twitter.com/StefanMolyneux/status/1070121335882309633 …
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So we’re looking for the harshest regular flux. Parts of North America regularly have brutal winters and hot summers. Surely the Native American Tribes living there for thousands of yrs should have become very advanced? These things cant be simplified into climate and race. Sorry
One key difference seems to be agriculture, which requires a fairly high IQ to be efficient, and indigenous North Americans don’t score very high on that test
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Some N American natives had small scale agriculture, namely those in the north eastern US, supplemented by hunting/gathering. Mesoamerican peoples had large scale farming. I’m simply not convinced the factors of race and IQ are as influential over these phenomena as you purport.
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Or, if they’re really even factors at all.
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Ass backwards. American Indians lacked domesticable animals and a broad range of crops at ideal latitudes.
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