will you treat people as anything other than individuals?

ofc i have prejudices. everyone has.

@xorgy try to explain how third world immiration to europe is alway net negative and will detroy europe.

Make the babies and build a fence.

or convince them to stay where they're at.

instead of waaah waaaaah waaaaaaaah

https://giphy.com/gifs/1BXa2alBjrCXC

not a refutation of anything

(trigger warning: this GIF is not an argument)

if you don't want a proper debate then don't

What are you even debating though?

Build the babies, have more fences

race realism

like the good ol' days

I have to say though, building babies is good idea

create superhumans, ethics be damned

yeah. appareltly IQ can rise to level of europeans. but otherwise they will stay at the same.
because IQ is apparenly all about environment.

I just took issue with muh IQ meme. Selective usage of data is almost as bad as no data at all.

Try not strawmanning

Let he who is of superiour IQ cast the first stone.

_hands the stone to the jews and the east asians_

>Environment is a significant factor even if it isn't the biggest factor
>OMG I guess environment is everything

lel jew IQ meme.
israel IQ is 95😉

ashkenaz, if I am left to be more specific

@Beemann
Nearly every reliably measured psychological trait, especially IQ, is significantly influenced by genetic factors.
http://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1111/j.0963-7214.2004.00295.x
https://archive.fo/L6kaY

Okay, that doesn't contradict what I said

Come back when you bolster your reading comprehension

@Beemann Genes for large brains, linked to high IQ, are common everywhere except Africa.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB115040765329081636
https://archive.fo/S2Wiw
africans will never be as smart.

>less common
>entire group is fucked now lol
Someone missed the gene in their pool

@Beemann so how much affect environment has to IQ?

Depends on who you ask

Debated range is like 14-49%, shit's ridiculous

Nature vs Nurture is a fucking mess always

humans are just too damn complex

there's so much that goes into making a person who/what they are, and we barely understand the components, let alone how they all fit together.

all we can do is guess or look at broad statistics

We have models that are decently predictive, but it's not locked down

And then the question is whether we have the factors in, in the correct direction

Like is IQ a measure of success on its own, or because it's an indicator of other factors, or the result of them

`Like is IQ a measure of success on its own, or because it's an indicator of other factors, or the result of them`
can you elborate little

how it could be other way around?

Environmental factors