@Zabriskie you're ignoring the fact that the unemployed population does inevitably increase.

The problem is that the results do not follow the interpretation Kaz.

"Scarr & Weinberg (1976) interpreted the results from age 7 suggesting that racial group differences in IQ are inconclusive because of confounding of the study. They noted, however, that the study indicated that cross-racial adoption had a positive effect on black adopted children. In support of this interpretation, they drew special attention to the finding that the average IQ of "socially classified" black children was greater than that of the U.S. white mean. The follow-up data were collected in 1986 and Weinberg et al. published their findings in 1992; they interpreted their results as still supporting the original conclusions. "

age 7 mind you

Higher skill required jobs also are not in significant number.

not 17

Weinberg

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Are you opposed to economic or political globalisation? @Zabriskie

When did I say the unemployed population doesn’t increase? We weren’t talking about unemployment, and I know that it increases, that’s a given. As far as higher skilled jobs go, people fill factories and unskilled jobs no matter what, because they don’t have to be special, as the skill level goes up there will always be higher demand.

I’m opposed to any and every type of globalization.

How do you deny that what immigration you propose doesn't result in either form of globalisation and inevitably an international state?

I proposed less immigration that what we have now. All I said that it shouldn’t be based on discrimination. There should be quotas that keeps the immigrant population at least 50-75% lower than the native population.

You will acknowledge that as races envelop and mix and create one homogenous mix of all separate forms that the likelihood of unification is immense. We already can see political globalisation in terms of English as a international language.

Unfortunately you’re right.

With language and culture becoming one and race next you can find a causation to the unification of a international state.

Yes, and that’ll happen with or without discrimination.

Discrimination becomes an inevitability

Discrimination should be eliminated in racial sense through majority homogenity. However it will always arise out of deviation of the norm.

To fill what you desire in labor form through the lower tier jobs why not promote growth rather than importation?

I think we can prevent or at least push off the unification of races by outlawing race mixing and introducing a form of eugenics.

As other races become significant minorities the chances of race mixing increase and likely movements will form in their favor.

The only way to prevent it is to promote almost a eugenics culture.

Similar to the rich of Brazil.

As far as growth is concerned, I agree that people should move up the chain and new people should come into factories and so on and so forth. Just because I said people should be discriminated against doesn’t mean I like immigration nor do I support race mixing or whites becoming a minority.

I just said I support eugenics.

Yeah

That's the only way to prevent it in a multi-racial society.

Segregation has failed you'd need to root it in culture as the system is unable to enforce it.

Segregation was great in my opinion because it kept the races to themselves while at the same time seeing blacks succeed just as much as whites economically and socially.

@Kazimir Malevich "Q goes from being weakly correlated with genetics, for children, to being strongly correlated with genetics for late teens and adults. The heritability of IQ increases with age and reaches an asymptote at 18–20 years of age and continues at that level well into adulthood. This phenomenon is known as the Wilson Effect.[10] Recent studies suggest that family and parenting characteristics are not significant contributors to variation in IQ scores;[11]"

@Zabriskie segregation fell apart because of special interest groups

I agree

It’s a shame

Ahhh where did I put this study again... can find it but this quote should suffice for now

Alright well then I suppose we've met at some kind of conclusion.

@Zabriskie perhaps I misjudged you.

Elaborate @Deleted User

Well you seem quite reasonable

I am

Indeed