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The papers he cited are still extremely controversial, they aren't settled science at all. The rest of his sources were Wikipedia links.
by bjl 9y ago
The papers he cited are still extremely controversial, they aren't settled science at all. The rest of his sources were Wikipedia links.
- bllguo 9y agoReally? Interested in hearing more. To me a big point of his is that on average, there are innate differences between the sexes, which policy should acknowledge. Which, afaik, is scientific consensus. Yet not a single person I've read that criticizes the memo will acknowledge this.
- bjl 9y agoIts simply not scientific consensus that the kind of differences he was positing actually exist. A handful of studies with tiny sample sizes and questionable statistical techniques does not a consensus make.