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And why should that mark the Authoritative Threshold on whether a statistical skew counts as a "social construct"? And if we crunched the numbers and falsified
by dTal 6y ago
And why should that mark the Authoritative Threshold on whether a statistical skew counts as a "social construct"?
And if we crunched the numbers and falsified your assertion? Would you really turn on a dime and accept that okay, it's a social construct that men are taller?
- gotostatement 6y agoI don't understand your argument. if you look at two bell curves for IQ and they look almost identical except for a slightly different mean, you're really going to go "okay that group is obviously smarter"? height is a different story - the curves are going to look much different. if you really don't want to get that then there's no point in continuing