Going by http://geniusfamine.blogspot.com/ , it is actually when a society advances enough to go out of its way to support socially dysfunctional geniuses, that it leaps ahead in technology and science.
First of all, it wasn’t a pretence - for example, high IQ people are forced to pay the vast majority of taxes. They are the modern serfs. Secondly, I specifically wrote about people being PAID to be victims. Do try to keep up, there’s a good chap.https://twitter.com/kidkify/status/1090961310270058496 …
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It’s actually worse b/c Gov’t has figured out a way to make servitude to them even more binding - Student Loans which, like taxes, are the only indebtedness that cannot be discharged by a bankruptcy court.
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Well, by all means, keep fighting for the interests of plutocrats...
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Well, high IQ people are gifted. So shouldn't they be obliged to provide more value to the society through their intelligence and their earned money? "Noblesse oblige" Low IQ people aren't low IQ by choice, they just didn't win the genetic lottery.
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"Regarding policy implications, it is clear that intelligence cannot be taken into account, since IQ is not a good predictor for public authorities decision-making related to collected tax revenues." i.e. IQ has little if anything to do with taxation. https://halshs.archives-ouvertes.fr/halshs-01101559/document …
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I'm fond of the pretense that everything you say on Twitter isn't part of your grift. No, high IQ people are not "forced" to pay the majority of taxes. Stop trying to play the victim.
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