>However, individuals do not necessarily inherit intelligence from their parents' genes. Seriously, who could think that you could build a lineage of "gifted pe

>However, individuals do not necessarily inherit intelligence from their parents' genes. Seriously, who could think that you could build a lineage of "gifted persons" solely by genetically selecting the parents among the population of "gifted persons"? Genes determine differences in intelligence between say a human and a dog or a human and a bird. Genes also determine physical size, skin color and basically every difference in human attributes. What black magic makes it so that these genes just happen to not at all influence intelligence among humans? You can't see it but ideology is influencing your bias. You are unable to see how ludicrous it is to say intelligence isn't inherited when literally every single other thing is.