Black People Aren't Intelligent Enough To Make It? (Black mans perspective)

[MLK]

Makes some great points!

Edited July 7, 2017 by MLK

[ez11]

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how arent you banned yet

Edited July 7, 2017 by ez11

[MLK]

1 minute ago, ez11 said:

KFC MANAGER 

 

how arent you banned yet

For what? And would you mind not being racist? 

[gearing]

to make it? you mean their spawn? did not know that requires intelligence

[Muffins]

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[The Undefeated]

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[MLK]

PC 

[Fearsy]

lel XD

[Jacksonpm23]

Someone can correct me with some factual studies that I'm sure are out there, but I feel like intelligence is more dependent upon education than genetics and 'how you're born'. 
Which directly makes it, in the U.S., a cultural problem. Trying to say it's some institutional oppression is just ignorant, and one simple little thing demonstrates that. You have the rates of the stats I'm about to mention, at a DECENT level during the civil rights movement in the 60s. Look through the 70s, 80s, 90s, and up to today, and these have gone for the worse. High school graduation, middle school graduation in some places in black environments isn't even a given now days. Single motherhood rates have skyrocketed, crimes rates increased, poverty worsened. You pick just one of these and you can see how it directly causes the others, and vice-versa. So either it's cultural, or it's currently worse than before the Civil Rights Movement. I'm gonna lean towards the former. 

[MLK]

Just now, Jacksonpm23 said:

Someone can correct me with some factual studies that I'm sure are out there, but I feel like intelligence is more dependent upon education than genetics and 'how you're born'. 
Which directly makes it, in the U.S., a cultural problem. Trying to say it's some institutional oppression is just ignorant, and one simple little thing demonstrates that. You have the rates of the stats I'm about to mention, at a DECENT level during the civil rights movement in the 60s. Look through the 70s, 80s, 90s, and up to today, and these have gone for the worse. High school graduation, middle school graduation in some places in black environments isn't even a given now days. Single motherhood rates have skyrocketed, crimes rates increased, poverty worsened. You pick just one of these and you can see how it directly causes the others, and vice-versa. So either it's cultural, or it's currently worse than before the Civil Rights Movement. I'm gonna lean towards the former. 

You're wrong, 

[Real Madrid]

who is that guy srsly ?

[MLK]

Just now, Real Madrid said:

who is that guy srsly ?

He's a professor of economics at Harvard. 

[Odysseus]

On 7/7/2017 at 11:42 AM, Jacksonpm23 said:

Someone can correct me with some factual studies that I'm sure are out there, but I feel like intelligence is more dependent upon education than genetics and 'how you're born'. 
Which directly makes it, in the U.S., a cultural problem. Trying to say it's some institutional oppression is just ignorant, and one simple little thing demonstrates that. You have the rates of the stats I'm about to mention, at a DECENT level during the civil rights movement in the 60s. Look through the 70s, 80s, 90s, and up to today, and these have gone for the worse. High school graduation, middle school graduation in some places in black environments isn't even a given now days. Single motherhood rates have skyrocketed, crimes rates increased, poverty worsened. You pick just one of these and you can see how it directly causes the others, and vice-versa. So either it's cultural, or it's currently worse than before the Civil Rights Movement. I'm gonna lean towards the former. 

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Edited May 15, 2020 by Odysseus

[Odysseus]

On 7/7/2017 at 11:42 AM, Jacksonpm23 said:

Someone can correct me with some factual studies that I'm sure are out there, but I feel like intelligence is more dependent upon education than genetics and 'how you're born'. 
Which directly makes it, in the U.S., a cultural problem. Trying to say it's some institutional oppression is just ignorant, and one simple little thing demonstrates that. You have the rates of the stats I'm about to mention, at a DECENT level during the civil rights movement in the 60s. Look through the 70s, 80s, 90s, and up to today, and these have gone for the worse. High school graduation, middle school graduation in some places in black environments isn't even a given now days. Single motherhood rates have skyrocketed, crimes rates increased, poverty worsened. You pick just one of these and you can see how it directly causes the others, and vice-versa. So either it's cultural, or it's currently worse than before the Civil Rights Movement. I'm gonna lean towards the former. 

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Edited May 15, 2020 by Odysseus

[Juggles]

52 minutes ago, Jacksonpm23 said:

Someone can correct me with some factual studies that I'm sure are out there, but I feel like intelligence is more dependent upon education than genetics and 'how you're born'. 
Which directly makes it, in the U.S., a cultural problem. Trying to say it's some institutional oppression is just ignorant, and one simple little thing demonstrates that. You have the rates of the stats I'm about to mention, at a DECENT level during the civil rights movement in the 60s. Look through the 70s, 80s, 90s, and up to today, and these have gone for the worse. High school graduation, middle school graduation in some places in black environments isn't even a given now days. Single motherhood rates have skyrocketed, crimes rates increased, poverty worsened. You pick just one of these and you can see how it directly causes the others, and vice-versa. So either it's cultural, or it's currently worse than before the Civil Rights Movement. I'm gonna lean towards the former. 

Humans beings differ by only 15 million base pairs/5 million Amino Acids, a very small amount. Less than 0.5% of the human body. Saying this, intelligence can vary a maximum of 50% between any two individuals due to environmental and behavioral factors. 

So the environment does play a huge part in determining how smart one is. If you look at it from a Sociological approach, you can say that socioeconomic differences is what plays a major role here. 
A child born with rich parents who both went to college will have a much higher chance of being successful and "intelligent" as compared to someone born into a poor neighborhood which lacks resources. 

There were many studies done on Twins to test this. You can google these research articles and read them if you like

 

 

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Edited July 7, 2017 by Juggles