/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9172180
>>9172183

This. It's important that the scientific community takes a stand and acknowledges these racial disparities for what they are.

There are people like
>>9172244
>>9172262
>>9172278

running around who want to overplay the environmental role. Nobody is denying that environment will obviously contribute to intelligence, but to deny the very large, if not majority, role of genetics is asinine.

The reason this is difficult for scientists is because they are not necessarily in touch with the media. The media can slander them all they want, and they will have no platform to defend themselves on. Also, they do a lot of ass-kissing already, so that they can get funding for their research.

If the scientific community were to say loud and clear, "these racial differences are, in large part, due to the genetic makeup of the individuals," destructive political and academic movements could be curbed immediately. To deny this any longer, creates a butterfly effect, where BLM-supporting social scientists infiltrate academia and rot truth from the inside out.