Study Finds People With Higher Cognitive Ability Care More About Free Speech Than Political Correctness. (Therefore, Math and Science Must Be Racist.)
Posted by freedomforall 1 year, 2 months ago to Politics
Excerpt:
"A new study has found that people with higher cognitive ability are less likely to be concerned about political correctness and more likely to support free speech.
“Britain’s elite cultural institutions – the BBC, universities, the national trust – are dominated by the woke. Since smart people tend to get ahead in life, you might assume the woke would have higher intelligence. Not so, according to a new study,” writes Noah Carl."
"A new study has found that people with higher cognitive ability are less likely to be concerned about political correctness and more likely to support free speech.
“Britain’s elite cultural institutions – the BBC, universities, the national trust – are dominated by the woke. Since smart people tend to get ahead in life, you might assume the woke would have higher intelligence. Not so, according to a new study,” writes Noah Carl."
A higher Cognitive ability, and therefore greater Competence, helps to keep one from falling into that fragile state.
Therefore, if people are incompetent, can't think clearly, eat beans and rice, causing a neurotransmitter deficient brain, they are more likely to be focused on emotional political bullshit. Which gives them an instant self-congratulatory moral standing and a meaningful life. What else can they do?
Take that Einstein! For shame Socrates! Stay dead Issac Newton!
In the line above, my spell checker pays no attention to the correct spelling of Issac or the typo whereas it red-lined dino.
It's a trick I use to pick up typos whether you see dino or if I've erased it after spell checking. Didn't do the latter here because I want all my dinos to show.
Dino capitalized does not red-line. Think it's because it was Dean Martin's nickname.
The only places you can co,e back hours later to fix a typo is in the title or the optional note box.
Do believe I've seen hundreds of typos during my 9 years in The Gulch.
There's no typo fixing administrator here.