/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9479022
The world is controlled by white people. The concept of equality is an extremely recent one, and discrimination has only in the last few generations started being meaningfully phased out of de facto practices.

In other words, for blacks the system doesn't immediately snap to what their full potential is, even with the help they're receiving (some of which is only perpetuating the problem, but that's a later point). Shitty socioeconomic status accounts for literally every single thing you listed, regardless of race.

Black people account for much of the impoverished socioeconomic class. They got there due to discrimination against blacks around the civil war era, and it lasted long enough for a degenerate culture that deplores assimilation and honest work to crop up around that poverty. (Note that poor people developing a hatred of the system is common, see: the communist revolution) I'm sure you're smart enough to know that you can't fix poverty by just throwing money at it, but the efforts by liberals to fix the problem by doing just that (i.e. welfare) only served to entrench that culture in impoverished communities. Thanks to the helpful liberals, we now have an underclass living in perpetual squalor that curses the same government that gives them money and food stamps.

Now, those blacks outside that shadow of poverty culture (and those determined enough to break out of it), they're the ones who invent patents, they're the ones who become scientists, they're the ones who strive for Nobel prizes. Everything you listed and ascribed to genetics can cleanly be explained through this entrenched culture of poverty.

>>9478604
Daily reminder that a black guy turned the peanut into an incredibly lucrative crop, and even taught the white southern farmers how to use crop rotation while he was at it.

>inb4 they claim he stole it from some white guy