by Three followups on my last post:1. Most of the brutal policy advocacy I've heard comes from consumers, not producers, of intelligence research.2. Why didn't I name names or link links? Because the brutal policy advocacy is almost entirely off-the-record. 3. In response to this post, many IQ realists have told me they've never heard anything horrifying first-hand. I totally believe you. But many other IQ realists have told me they have heard such things. I totally believe them, too. Since these horrifying views are (a) rare, and (b) normally concealed, a 50% detection rate strongly suggests that such views are indeed greatly over-represented in the IQ-realist community.
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1. Most of the brutal policy advocacy I've heard comes from consumers, not producers, of intelligence research.
2. Why didn't I name names or link links? Because the brutal policy advocacy is almost entirely off-the-record.
3. In response to this post, many IQ realists have told me they've never heard anything horrifying first-hand. I totally believe you. But many other IQ realists have told me they have heard such things. I totally believe them, too. Since these horrifying views are (a) rare, and (b) normally concealed, a 50% detection rate strongly suggests that such views are indeed greatly over-represented in the IQ-realist community.