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Meritocracy would mean almost no black Harvard professors, says academic
Students have previously called for Nathan Cofnas to be sacked from Cambridge and said his fellowship was tantamount to funding ‘scientific racism’
A University of Cambridge academic has suggested that a meritocracy would reduce the number of black Harvard professors to almost zero.
Nathan Cofnas, an early career fellow at the faculty of philosophy, wants a “hereditarian revolution” and for a culture of “race realism” that acknowledges differences between ethnicities. ...
Cofnas, who was hired by the university in 2022, said that, without imposed diversity in recruiting, that black people “would disappear from almost all high-profile positions outside of sports and entertainment”.
He called for an end to the “war on nature” and for people to “accept that talent is not distributed equally within or across groups”.
causing needless suffering for everyone.
the different races have different average aptitudes and inclinations, as well as different propensity to diseases
Patrick says
the different races have different average aptitudes and inclinations, as well as different propensity to diseases
True, but not really useful outside of medicine. For example, it is a waste of resources to test Nordics for sickle cell anemia. Other than such physical matters, each individual has his/her own distinct aptitudes, inclinations, and propensities.
We’re talking group averages. It’s telling.
Note that I'm not ascribing value to any race, only stating the facts:
- race is real, just like breeds of dog are real
- the different races have different average aptitudes and inclinations, as well as different propensity to diseases
The denial of facts to conform to the woke agenda prevents us from solving real problems, causing needless suffering for everyone.
The upper class prefers the rest of us to spend and stay poor, and that's also less competition for the assets that can provide an income.
That's an interesting idea I had not heard. The upper class prefers the rest of us to spend and stay poor, and that's also less competition for the assets that can provide an income.
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It's nice that there is actually some pushback stating the obvious. not only is race very real and right in front of your eyes every day, the science has advanced to the point where you can spend $100 at https://www.23andme.com/ and be told your racial composition quite accurately.
The denial of race is one more aspect of PC-conformity which demands you ignore what you actually see and suppress your anti-PC thoughts. sure, once again the sentiment is laudable (acknowledging the existence of race might lead to deterministic thinking about race) but we should put the truth above sentiment.