Oh boy.
I assume most people who'd read my tweets can already spot a whole bunch of cultural assumptions here.

What's interesting is this idea that is something doesn't use formal language it doesn't represent a culture and hence can't have cultural biases.

https://twitter.com/StefanMolyneux/status/1071461245138554882

Molyneux isn't even making the right claim about this style of IQ items - the more sensible claim is that such items reduce LANGUAGE biases. That claim is also flawed but at least it makes more sense than Molyneux's.

This is a bad take and lots of people are already saying why but let me illustrate with a true story. I spend a lot of time reading a very specific set of right wing blogs - those associated with science fiction writing (for reasons that don’t matter at this point...

https://twitter.com/rickhasen/status/1064307054553194497

One of those blogs has stated without any sign of irony or attempt to actively deceive or intentional hyperbole that they believe 75% of Dem votes are fraudulent. This is a reluctant Trump voter who sees themselves as libertarian - not an ‘alt-right’ blog per-se...