Chen77

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   by Chen77 13y ago

   We identify the biodiversity in other species. Don't see why it's a surprise to see the same curiosity in relation to humans. Especially when you see a number of social policies based on ignorance.
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   by Chen77 13y ago

   I suspect in part it's because geeks can think for themselves and look past taboos (eg. HBD is pretty logical and evidence based once you look at it)
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   by Chen77 13y ago

   Too a large extent they are unfortunately. I think that will be gradually accepted as the costs of genome sequencing fall. Gottfredson, L. S. (2005). Implications of cognitive differences for schooling within diverse societies. Pages 517-55
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   by Chen77 13y ago

   On that basis the Dalai Lama is too, as is Benjamin Netanyahu. It seems its human nature around the world to want to protect/preserve your culture and society.
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   by Chen77 13y ago

   Who is they? What I find amazing is that people are surprised that group differences have arisen over the last 50,000 years. Gene-culture coevolution makes it seem inevitable that different cultures will favor different traits. Therefore yo