Comparing a single study to a whole subfield is just odd. Also again, no. You generally don't make individual judgements based on group differences. You can ma

Comparing a single study to a whole subfield is just odd. Also again, no. You generally don't make individual judgements based on group differences. You can make population-level decisions based on them or allocate funds more effectively or reach a deeper understanding on group differences with such research so socially outlawing it is counter-productive even if you personally won't use the results in your day to day life.