Re:Is there a general factor of intelligence?
by mgh2 on Friday March 25, 2022 @11:27AM
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In general, I have seen a tendency from liberal, humanity disciplines that are trying to get rid of empirical studies to justify their political ideologies: "equality for all vs. equality of outcomes", "truth is relative", etc.
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Re:Is there a general factor of intelligence?
by NoImmatureAdHom on Saturday March 26, 2022 @06:57PM
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I have also observed this, sadly.
I think it's basically coming down to a battle of the mathematically literate vs. not, and unfortunately the non-literate have a lot of stickiness in academia because they can generate ideas people want to believe with no empirical "where the rubber meets the road".