User talk:Elisha'o'Mine
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Doug Weller talk 13:41, 14 August 2021 (UTC)
Polygenic scores for IQ
[edit]Hi friend. I just wanted to tell you not to bother trying to add the polygenic scores for IQ to the race an intelligence article, seriously. It is not about the reliability of the journals, and they know it. These polygenic scores are also discussed Bird (2021) in the American Journal of Physical Anthropology, and in Nature, and Evolutionary Behavioral Sciences and many more journals. You cannot add those to the article either. Look at the last time someone tried to add information on those polygenic scores here. [1] They’ll just gang up to lie, say it is synthesis and shut you down. And here is the official reason:
“it would need to be presented in much more detail than the OP has done in order to avoid facile misreading.”
In other words, those ignorant peasants who read the encyclopedia might interpret this data in a way we do not like, therefore they cannot be shown it. Intellectual dishonesty at its worst.
They will not listen to me because I am blocked, but if you could find an admin with some intellectual integrity that can block the ones who we can show intentionally lie about this, that would contribute a lot to bringing back Wikipedia. 186.168.87.152 (talk) 22:08, 29 July 2024 (UTC)
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