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It's remarkable that compared to #NYTimes who reads like a notebook of evolution denier Lysenko, Stalin's favored "scientist", #AmericanReneissance reads like a peer reviewed science journal as for content, arguments, & accuracy in #HBD (human biodiversity) related content (!).
Having read tens of AmRen articles, I've not discovered pure racisim. It's been scientifically informed, utilitarian & logical albeit at times blunt population level analysis & worry about the West's outgroup favoritism - not discrimination against any given individual.
I'm finding their human biodiversity articles - many written by true giants in the fields of relevant sciences - and book reviews very high quality. They DO NOT DISTORT UNDERLYING SCIENCE. That's most important, regardless of their ideas of what to do based on those common facts.
amren.com/news/2020/10/e…
Amazon has removed this interesting book as part of their social "justice" campaign so I'll be quoting it here.
"Fuerle’s Erectus Walks Among Us is another example of race-realist scholarship that could not have found a place in today’s mainstream."
Amazon has removed this interesting book as part of their social "justice" campaign so I'll be quoting it here.
"Fuerle’s Erectus Walks Among Us is another example of race-realist scholarship that could not have found a place in today’s mainstream."
"Erectus Walks Among Us is several books in one, all written from a firmly race-realist perspective. It is a primer on evolution and genetics, a catalog of how populations differ, an introduction to sociobiology and the concept of genetic interests, and a plea for white survival"
"Mr. Fuerle is not a paleoanthropologist — he is a polymath with degrees in math, law, economics, physics and chemistry — but this may be an advantage. He does not share the anti-racist prejudices so common among social scientists, and he has written a clear and engaging book..."
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Jared Taylor writes:
"I was a student at Yale, where Jensen was invited to speak...I knew nothing about genetics or IQ testing — nothing at all — and yet I was convinced I knew better than a scientist who had..."
#IntelligenceResearch #GroupDifferences
Jared Taylor writes:
"I was a student at Yale, where Jensen was invited to speak...I knew nothing about genetics or IQ testing — nothing at all — and yet I was convinced I knew better than a scientist who had..."
#IntelligenceResearch #GroupDifferences
"...studied the subject thoroughly. How embarrassing to have been such an arrogant young lefty!"
"The goons who shut down Jensen’s talk may have had an influence on my life. It took me 15 years to realize that Jensen was right, and that I and the goons were wrong."
"The goons who shut down Jensen’s talk may have had an influence on my life. It took me 15 years to realize that Jensen was right, and that I and the goons were wrong."
"Until 1967, when he was 43 years old, Arthur Jensen believed that differences in IQ were almost entirely determined by environment...he met a geneticist who persuaded him to study the genetics of intelligence, and this completely changed his views."
