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Michelle VS's avatar

Very interesting how much societal sensitivities impact perception of whether empirical data is biased. From reading your article, I can see that, though the data collected was neutral, the reaction to the data results overcame its significance. It’s a shame.

John Smith's avatar

Pangram reports this as being 100% AI generated. And it certainly reads 100% AI generated. At least edit it so it SOUNDS human. My gosh. It's just insulting.

吉米's avatar

Prof Pesta, I had your class at CSU and remember it fondly. You talked about race and IQ in a professional way. I've done my share of activism and I'm now an entrepreneur with a beautiful family. Thank you for everything. Just bought your book.

Steven Work's avatar

There is a lot of political power and money involved in the false narrative the poverty is because of racism or whatever the liars benefit most from. This is only part of the Betrayal of Professional Classes, as my research using publicly published data and metrics shows.

Here is the article's audio overview mirrored in YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=liVz9YpEM7g

".. Crisis of the Modern World, Many Decades of Professional Class Betrayals" https://stevenwork.substack.com/p/multiverse-journal-index-number-2231, https://archive.is/lR0Ky

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Well, May we all find ourselves ever closer to God, and His Truth.

God Bless., Steve

Richard North's avatar

Which is why social sciences in our universities are no longer worth supporting.

Tom Carberry's avatar

Watch some Jesse Lee Peterson clips on YouTube. Peterson (or sen, not sure), a black man, basically argues that blacks ruin everything they touch. He interviews lots of black intellectuals and whites, too, and really makes it entertaining.