/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10039002
Before the retards come in and shit up the thread - Yes OP, education has been shown to increase IQ significantly, here's a recent meta-study about just that:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/29911926?dopt=Abstract
It's actually quite interesting to think about now that we have concrete evidence for it.

>>10039659
>In summary, we have reproducible, hard evidence that the brain PHYSICALLY restructures itself in response to focused training, even in fully grown adults. Therefore, intelligence, being a manifestation of the brain's organization, is also malleable.
This guy gets it.

>>10039004
Brainlet.

>>10039002
Before the retards come in and shit up the thread - Yes OP, education has been shown to increase IQ significantly, here's a recent meta-study about just that:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/29911926?dopt=Abstract
It's actually quite interesting to think about now that we have concrete evidence for it.

>>10039659
In summary, we have reproducible, hard evidence that the brain PHYSICALLY restructures itself in response to focused training, even in fully grown adults. Therefore, intelligence, being a manifestation of the brain's organization, is also malleable.
This guy gets it.

>>10039004
Brainlet.

>>9968616
>>9972271
Cont.

But I repeat, today the variation among individuals of a particular sex is nevertheless significant, with some people adhering more closely to their sex "ideal" than others, as influenced by a myriad of complexly interwoven biological factors. Compare a masculine, tall, chiseled male athlete with a more effeminate, baby-faced, sensitive Buzzfeed writer.

And this is where objectively many of those progressive ideas about gender come from, even if the minds behind them never actually understood these biological underpinnings.

At the end of the day though, the people who significantly deviate from their gender's biopsychological average are predictably a small minority, and as such have little say or influence on the majority's sexual behavior and perception of sex.