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And individual’s ethnicity would have nothing to do with crime. Group averages are different though, that’s just a fact. https://twitter.com/philosophurrr/status/1168742551383420933 …
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I APPRECIATE THIS DISTINCTION, SIR
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Kind of a violent cycle tbh. If their areas are bad, no one is gonna want to bring business there. No business. No jobs. Crime is the only option or get out. Get out leaves the crime...
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Although an individual's ethnicity would act as a red flag.
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I'm gonna crack like nobody's watching and eat like I skipped lunch. Why? Because Red Lobster's Crabfest is back. I'm diving into so much crab, so many ways. Like Crab Lover's Dream with luscious Snow and King crab legs and rich crab alfredo. Or, the Snow Crab bake.
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Why even argue at this point... Personally, my own feeling, low IQ battles with stats
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It seems that the left the ones who where the first to recognize the need to utilize IQ as a means to address differences between ethnic groups via the bell curve. Have abandoned it but still insist on group identity as priority while refusing the validity of the individual.
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Nothing at all huh.....
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Statistics for a group generate probabilities for individual members of that group.
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You can't determine the 101st dice roll based on the previous 100, unless the dice is loaded. Observable bias will give you prediction results better than random, but will not guarantee an outcome.
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The dice is loaded.
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We should pretend not to recognize patterns of behavior, or at least pretend we don't associate those patterns with anyone's visible characteristics. If we see a 7-foot tall black male wearing baggy shorts, do NOT even consider asking him whether he plays basketball.
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