“The beginning of wisdom is to call things by their proper names.” Right, which is why it’s wise to call you a racist.
The beginning of wisdom is to call things by their proper names. I don’t care about race. Neither do you. Customers in a free market value IQ – which is not on average evenly distributed between the races. That is the real issue.
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heh, bet he's never heard that one before take THAT, Bad Man
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It's not IQ, but education that is not equally distributed.
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If that is the case then we would be able to track the performance of other "opressed" groups and their progress. Sadly that isn't the case. The Chinese that built the railroads for instance. Also, we would see differences in interracial adoptiona Again we don't. Sorry.
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It has been done. Look on Google scholar for transracial adoption IQ studies. Or transracial adoption live outcomes.
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I do care about race. It is central to my sense of both personal & group, i.e. tribal & national, identity. I have an ancestry & a history I identity with, which is entirely European. How can you not care about your race?
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Trust is a big one too. And conscientiousness.
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I would say that 95% of humanity doesn’t even give IQ a second thought after learning about it. They just work with what they have. Everyone wants to be better, smarter, richer. Everyone.
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True that, however we are all different and have different limitations
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The best measure of intelligence is whether an individual harnesses their own unique knowledge, physical traits, talents towards positive ends in their own life. The smart man finds a way to use what he has, no matter what it may be. He inevitably prospers no matter his form.
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Don’t you get it? We’re supposed to make believe!
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Yes it is & IQ is related to many things employers require & need - as we move further into the 21st Century & technology continues to change our world exponentially, the need for high IQs in the workplace is going to grow dramatically
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Depends on the customer. Some value athletic ability more, which explains race disparity in basketball.
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But, those guys aren't stupid. They're smart enough and disciplined enough to learn about and practice proper nutrition, aerobic/anaerobic training programs, stretching, film study, sports psychology, etc., and the elite ones pretty much stay out of trouble. That's high IQ.
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"I don't care about race, except for the part where I'm obsessed with race."
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