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Non-liberal non-racist discussion of race.

Name: Potato !jp5ehZeLaE 2006-12-29 2:02

Liberal views of race are fallacious. So are racist discussions. As I shall now prove.

Instances of race as a social construct do not disprove race as biologically valid, scientific fact cannot be changed by the actions of people. Thus any mention of social constructs is going to be irrelevant to this discussion.

There are documented genetic markers that cause them to have different brain sizes and other various features unique to that race. Negroes for instance have by far the smallest brains, whereas whites and mongoloids have about the same size brain, but with asians beating caucasians, which explains their higher IQs with the Chinese scoring higher than many european counties with higher standards of living.

As much as culture has an effect on a person's ability to learn, by default there is a limit to the complexity of concepts that a person can understand and the speed at which a person can develop an understanding of complex concepts. Not everyone can complete a PHD in theoretical physics. Those who are capable of doing so are genetically superior to those who cannot and denying this fact is an act of discrimination against those people.

Does this mean all negroes are genetically inferior in mental capacity to all mongoloids and should be considerred less human?

No.

Some negroes are more intelligent than mongoloids by genetic default. The differences in intelligence within a race, in groups which have sufficient nutrition and education, are often wider than the differences between races. Racism is inherantly illogical and is not a practical means of discerning what genes we should grant future generations.

What should we make of this?

Name: Anonymous 2007-01-06 20:49

>>74

Laplace's demon is not a philosophical claim, that was a physical claim stating that if we know where every single particle was at the beginning of the universe then we can predict everything afterward simply using the physical laws of mechanics. It was a perfect and tangible determinism that broke down shortly after advances in our knowledge of the universe.

As for the philosophical claims, saying everything we do is futile and meaningless in some distant amount of time is perhaps  true, yet somehow we must still reconcile with that fact. >>73 just leaves something to be desired, but then again, all philosophical ponderings on this question will come up short. I'm not sure myself what to really think, though >>73 is right in one respect -- that we should live anyway, no matter futile it is.

also lol niggers

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