MechJinx
Senior member
Originally posted by: Skoorb
We can't say the same about race because the PC police have drilled it into the public's head that it's a no-no topic. All the Bell Curve book did was to put those police on overtime and really give out the citations, so now nobody in the public will speak about it except to say that everyone is equal. I have little doubt that there are statistical differences in raw intelligence and capabilities of races. Really though it doesn't merit much attention I shouldn't think, since the races are more similar than not, and one's immediate genes (ie, their parents) is surely more important than their race, and their environment will bring the capabilities of their genes out more than their race will influence them. So, in conclusion even if one race is smarter than another, it's not worth a heck of a lot.Is it safe to say that, on average, the minds of men and women are different and therefore, on average, men are typically better at learning certain things and women are better at learning certain things? Why can the same not be applicable to race?
I agree with Skoorb, I believe there are differences, but it isn't worth the time to worry about it. The genes you inherited from your parents and behaviors and attitudes learned from your parents play a much stronger role than any racial differences might cause. I voted yes, BTW