/lit/ - Literature

probably the bell curve, to be honest. it's not what you want to hear, but there isn't any greater taboo in modern society than the myth of human equality. people have great difficulty coming to terms with the fact that humans are nothing more than animals and the terrifying implications that implies.

>in b4 muh /pol/ boogeyman
>in b4 logical fallacies and rhetorical slights of hand that ignore the meat of the matter (average cognitive differences among populations)
>in b4 i'm an edgy stirnerite leftist but also a church lady when it comes to racism

yes, discrete human populations were geographically separated for tens of thousands of years, in radically different environments, with different selection pressures, causing them have objectively different physical characteristics and resistance to certain diseases, and yet they magically have the exact same level of cognitive ability, in an astronomical logic-defying coincidence that conveniently vindicates the ruling class and their ideology.