Ancalagon44
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- Feb 17, 2010
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I never understood why people can agree our genetics plays a role in everything except intelligence. We aren't all born equal. But can a healthy learning environment produce results for somebody with deficient intelligence genes? I'd like to believe so.
Because the lovey dovey political correctness believes everyone is equal and there are no losers. You should get awards just for trying because everyone is special in their own, unique way.
However, that being said, I don't think there is much utility in inferring intelligence from race. It doesn't do anything useful for you. What would being able to predict the intelligence of an individual based upon his race help you with? If you want to help that person choose a career, then just get them to do an aptitude test.
Scientifically though I think it is completely plausible and even likely. Consider this - when we talk about dog breeds, we talk about different dog breeds having different temperaments and intelligence levels. There are even laws banning particular dog breeds based upon their temperament as predicted by their genetics. For instance, we cannot guarantee that every single Pit Bull will be a vicious killer, but because the probability is higher than governments are willing to accept, they are banned in quite a few countries.