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That sounds like an unrealistically stretched hypothetical to justify not pursuing otherwise interesting scientific avenues.
by dymk 4y ago
That sounds like an unrealistically stretched hypothetical to justify not pursuing otherwise interesting scientific avenues.
- mike00632 4y agoSounds like you're trying to censor information by dismissing the left/right hand hypothesis as "unrealistically stretched". To put it another way: the way you feel about studying handedness being linked to COVID is the way I feel about studying an assumed link between race and "intelligence". It's not "otherwise interesting" at all. It's ignorant at best.
- LawTalkingGuy 4y agoBut if you did notice a subgroup/IQ correlation would you ignore it? Because I wouldn't ignore a handedness/sickness correlation. You can't fix what you don't measure and investigate.
- mike00632 4y agoYou're ASSUMING that race could be linked to "intelligence", that it's important to study, just like I was ASSUMING that handedness might have something to do with spreading COVID. There is clear bias introduced by what we think is important to measure.