Please no /pol/ or libtard nonsense guys; I hear enough political bickering on the college campus.
I was watching an interview with Charles Murray a few days ago and he commented that cognitive differences between races and gender will become undeniable within 3 years; meaning that the scientific data will become overwhelming and political agendas wont be able to suppress the discussion anymore. He even comments that there will be astounding levels of cognitive dissonance.
But, more interestingly, he says the data is already available if you know where to look. Are there any biologists here that can point me in the right direction? I know the genome hasn't been decoded entirely yet, but where would one follow the research on these topics?
tl;dr: Race/sex differences in cognitive ability; where to find the data?
I swear, if /pol/ shows up, let the mods ban them; I want to find our more about this subject. I'm a mathematics student, not a pollack
Aiden Rogers
when you say libtard are you talking about retarded libertarians?
Jonathan Watson
It will take exactly 3 years to finally everyone admitting that there is no large enough existing framework and too much work to be done, for any dependently typed setting with univalent semantics to produce anything valuable within 13 years.
Ryder Roberts
> where to find data? the internet......
"The paper that supports the conventional wisdom is Jensen, A. R., & Reynolds, C. R. (1983). It finds that females have a 101.41 mean IQ with a 13.55 standard deviation versus males that have a 103.08 mean IQ with a 14.54 standard deviation. " googled this in 10 seconds sooooo....
Kevin Baker
Dude the only people that give a fuck about this data are racists with inherent biases, trying to rationalize their shitty beliefs.
That's literally the only reason you give a fuck about this instead of getting laid, doing mathematics, and finding booze like normal math undergrads.
Just fuck off
Nicholas Russell
Considering Charles Murray isn't even a biologist why do you think he has access to privileged biological research?