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My analysis of Kevin MacDonald's pseudoscience:https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s12110-018-9310-x/fulltext.html …
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Going over it now. Will definitely reply.
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This looks good. I've been meaning to write a critique of The culture of critique after I ran into several people making the same argument as MacDonald on the Internet. I don't know if what you say is the same thing I was planning to say, but I'll read this with interest.
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You have the flags of two English-speaking countries next to your name, but it's very difficult to understand what you're saying.
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Citing solid sources is not sufficient to be real science. For example, young earth creationists cite legitimate scientific sources to build a pseudoscientific case for the world being less than 10 thousand years old.
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A great read. That Jews sought to copy, imitate perceived "better" Gentile behavior is well-documented but ignored by MacDonald.
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