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The phrase "there are multiple papers" with no attribution should be considered as something analogous to a code smell.
by jtr1 7y ago
The phrase "there are multiple papers" with no attribution should be considered as something analogous to a code smell.
- crimsonalucard 7y agoThis is not true. If genes control physical features it does not make any sense to preclude genes from controlling mental features. From evidence we see that culture is flexible among different races but by the above logic alone there must be some genetic factor that we aren't able to measure yet. I wouldn't be surprised to find a paper that addresses this on some level. In fact did you know that in the field of anthropology. There has never been a scientific evidence found for a human culture or civilization where women in general dominated and took the overall leadership role? When it did happen it was temporary and the baton was handed back to the males voluntarily. Many anthropologists including my female professor who taught me the concepts at UCLA believe that the prevalence of this fact across multitudes of cultures may point to a biological phenomenon rather than a cultural one. Controversial, I know. I'm not advocating anything political here just science. Morally I feel both sexes should be judged on equal grounds but even believing this on a moral level, scientifically I cannot deny what has been observed, and much of academia feels the same way.
- Hitton 7y agoDo you consider statement about consensus on existence of global warming to be a "code smell" too? Do you always require list of papers when reading about it or are you capable to open google scholar and enter relevant phrase?