/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9657771
>Where's your baseline?
Well, there's nobody here denying the existence of free will, time or gravity.
Nobody'd claiming we're alone in the universe and/or that it's all just a simulation.
There's no serious math involved, we're not talking about the college experience, and we're not shitting on women, psychology or engineers.
That alone narrows it down, but add in that OP understands logical fallacies far less than he thinks he does, and the first response brings up climatology.
I rest my case.

>>9253361
>>9252530
Well, do you believe that everyone is exactly the same, or are there significant differences between races on average?

How much stock do you put into the research done on the subject over the last 50 or 100 years?