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We should also make a distinction between science as it pertains to things like physics and chemistry, and the "science" of things like IQ tests which, though t
by tyrw 9y ago
We should also make a distinction between science as it pertains to things like physics and chemistry, and the "science" of things like IQ tests which, though they may technically follow a scientific method, are heavily skewed by social factors and are far less likely to represent any kind of universal truth.
- CountSessine 9y agoand the "science" of things like IQ tests Why the quotes? Are you just generally down on the social sciences?
- quadrupleslap 9y agoTo put it nicely, it's easy to see that the social sciences are a lot harder to get right and verify than the natural sciences. Oh, and it doesn't help that it's much easier to be biased about topics in social science.