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... ... @@ -1,130 +1,96 @@ 1 -(% class="jumbotron" %) 2 -((( 3 -(% class="container" %) 4 -((( 5 -= Race & IQ = 1 += Race & IQ = 6 6 7 -The narrative today is that IQ and intelligence has nothing to do with race, despite there being an overwhelming amount of evidence to the contrary. In fact, although the established position is that it does not correlate at all, many scientific experts even say it does. In this article we will explore the evidence that isn't typically broadcast to the general population, and in some cases, it's even suppressed. 8 -))) 9 -))) 10 - 11 -(% class="row" %) 12 -((( 13 -(% class="col-xs-12 col-sm-8" %) 14 -((( 15 - 16 -{{box title="**Contents**"}} 17 -{{toc/}} 3 +{{box cssClass="wikibox"}} 4 +The narrative today is that IQ and intelligence has nothing to do with race, despite there being an overwhelming amount of evidence to the contrary. In fact, although the established position is that it does not correlate at all, many scientific experts even say it does. In this article we will explore the evidence that isn't typically broadcast to the general population, and in some cases, it's even suppressed. 18 18 {{/box}} 19 19 20 - ##**MainstreamExplanation**7 +{{toc numbered="true" from="1" to="3"/}} 21 21 22 - Thenarrative that is maintained throughout theeducation systemand media today islargely that there isno differenceatallin IQ between groups. This sectionwill be prefaced with a few facts about what is objectively true.9 += Mainstream Explanation = 23 23 24 -There is an IQ gapbetween racial groups.[^1]11 +The dominant narrative in education and media asserts that there is no difference in IQ between racial groups. This section presents established facts about intelligence research. 25 25 26 -[^1]: [Brookings Institution](https://www.brookings.edu/articles/the-black-white-test-score-gap-why-it-persists-and-what-can-be-done/) - Discusses the Black-White test score gap and factors contributing to it. 13 +* Studies indicate a consistent IQ gap between racial groups [[Cato Institute>>https://www.cato.org/commentary/americas-most-costly-educational-failure]]. 14 +* Expert surveys show that intelligence researchers attribute the Black-White IQ difference to a mix of genetic and environmental factors. 15 +* Brain size correlates with IQ, with MRI studies showing a correlation above 0.40. 27 27 28 - ### **Thereis notacountry onearthwhereere hasbeenIQ testing done whichshows no gap.**17 +[[image:20241030_160845 [image_ images].jpg||data-xwiki-image-style="thumbnail-clickable" width="200"]] 29 29 30 -## **Key Points of the Mainstream View** 31 -1. **IQ Tests Measure Cognitive Ability, Not Innate Intelligence** 32 - - IQ tests measure problem-solving skills and cognitive abilities shaped by environmental factors rather than fixed, innate intelligence. 19 +== Key Points of the Mainstream View == 33 33 34 -2. **Environmental Factors Are the Primary Cause of IQ Differences** 35 - - Differences in average IQ scores between racial groups are explained by disparities in education, income, healthcare, and exposure to enriching experiences. 21 +1. **IQ Tests Measure Cognitive Ability, Not Innate Intelligence** 36 36 37 -3. **Race Is a Social Construct** 38 - - The concept of race is viewed by many scholars as a social construct with limited biological basis, which complicates any attempt to correlate intelligence with race. 23 +* IQ tests measure problem-solving skills and cognitive abilities shaped by environmental factors rather than fixed, innate intelligence. 39 39 40 -4. **The Flynn Effect** 41 - - The steady rise in IQ scores across all populations over time (the Flynn Effect) suggests that intelligence is highly malleable and influenced by societal improvements. 25 +2. **Environmental Factors Are the Primary Cause of IQ Differences** 42 42 43 - ---27 +* Differences in IQ scores are largely explained by disparities in education, income, healthcare, and exposure to enriching experiences. 44 44 45 - ##**MainstreamSupportingEvidence**29 +3. **Race Is a Social Construct** 46 46 47 -(% class="wikitable" %) 48 -| **Study/Source** | **Findings** | **Key Takeaway** | 49 -|----------------------|------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------| 50 -| Flynn, J. (1987) | IQ scores have risen across populations globally | Supports the role of environmental improvements | 51 -| APA Report (1995) | Intelligence disparities are largely environmental | Genetics play a minimal role in explaining differences | 52 -| Nisbett, R. (2009) | Cultural and educational factors affect IQ | Intelligence can be improved through interventions | 31 +* Many scholars argue that race is a social construct with limited biological basis, complicating attempts to correlate intelligence with race. 53 53 54 - ---33 +4. **The Flynn Effect** 55 55 56 - ##**OpenDiscussion:AlternativeHypotheses**35 +* Rising IQ scores across populations over time suggest that intelligence is highly malleable and influenced by societal improvements. 57 57 58 - Thissectionisforusers toaddevidenceorarguments that challengethe mainstreamnarrative.37 +== Mainstream Supporting Evidence == 59 59 60 -### **Genetic Hypothesis** 61 -The genetic hypothesis suggests that some of the observed IQ differences between racial groups may have a genetic basis. Proponents argue that: 62 -- There are **population-level genetic differences** that could influence cognitive traits. 63 -- Environmental factors alone cannot fully account for all disparities. 39 +(% class="table table-bordered table-striped" %) 40 +|=Study/Source |= Findings |= Key Takeaway 41 +| Flynn, J. (1987) | IQ scores have risen across populations | Supports environmental improvements 42 +| APA Report (1995) | Intelligence disparities are largely environmental | Genetics play a minimal role in explaining differences 43 +| Nisbett, R. (2009) | Cultural and educational factors affect IQ | Intelligence can be improved through interventions 64 64 65 - ###**Evidence SupportingtheGeneticHypothesis**45 += Alternative Hypotheses = 66 66 67 -(% class="wikitable" %) 68 -| **Study/Source** | **Findings** | **Key Takeaway** | 69 -|------------------------|-------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------| 70 -| Jensen, A. (1969) | IQ differences have a heritable component | Argues for genetic influence on intelligence | 71 -| Herrnstein & Murray (1994) | The Bell Curve discusses race and intelligence | Suggests a mix of genetic and environmental factors | 47 +== Genetic Hypothesis == 72 72 73 - ---49 +Some researchers argue that observed IQ differences between racial groups may have a genetic basis: 74 74 75 -## **Challenges to the Mainstream View** 51 +* Population-level genetic differences could influence cognitive traits. 52 +* Environmental factors alone may not fully account for all disparities. 76 76 77 - Userscan list **logicalflaws** or **counterpoints**to themainstreamexplanation.54 +== Evidence Supporting the Genetic Hypothesis == 78 78 79 -(% class="wikitable" %) 80 -| **Claim** | **Counterpoint** | 81 -|--------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------| 82 -| "Race is a social construct" | Genetic studies show population differences in traits | 83 -| "Environmental factors explain all differences" | Some IQ gaps persist even in similar environments | 56 +(% class="table table-bordered table-striped" %) 57 +|=Study/Source |= Findings |= Key Takeaway 58 +| Rushton (2003) | Brain size correlates with IQ, varies by race | Suggests a biological component to intelligence 59 +| Herrnstein & Murray (1994) | "The Bell Curve" discusses race and intelligence | Suggests a mix of genetic and environmental factors 84 84 85 ---- 86 86 87 -## **Unresolved Questions** 88 88 89 - Thissectioninvitesuserstoadd questionsorareas wheremoreresearchis needed.63 += Challenges to the Mainstream View = 90 90 91 -1. How do persistent IQ differences remain across different environments? 92 -2. Are there cultural biases inherent in IQ tests that disadvantage certain groups? 93 -3. To what extent do genetics contribute to cognitive differences between populations? 65 +(% class="table table-bordered table-striped" %) 66 +|= Claim |= Counterpoint 67 +| "Race is a social construct" | Genetic studies show population differences in traits 68 +| "Environmental factors explain all differences" | Some IQ gaps persist even in similar environments 94 94 95 - ---70 += Unresolved Questions = 96 96 97 -## **Conclusion** 72 +1. How do persistent IQ differences remain across different environments? 73 +2. Are there cultural biases inherent in IQ tests that disadvantage certain groups? 74 +3. To what extent do genetics contribute to cognitive differences between populations? 98 98 99 - Therelationship between race and IQ is a complex and sensitive topic. The mainstream consensusemphasizes the role of environmentalfactors in shaping intelligence, while alternative hypotheses highlight the potential influence of genetic differences. Users are encouraged to critically assess the evidence, contribute data, and engage in constructive dialogue to ensure a comprehensive understanding of the issue.76 += Conclusion = 100 100 101 - ---78 +The relationship between race and IQ is a complex and sensitive topic. The mainstream consensus emphasizes environmental factors, while alternative hypotheses suggest genetic influences. Readers are encouraged to critically assess the evidence, contribute data, and engage in constructive dialogue. 102 102 103 - ##**Contribute Evidence**80 += Contribute Evidence = 104 104 105 -Users are encouraged to: 106 -- Add **peer-reviewed studies** or **historical data**. 107 -- Challenge mainstream explanations with **well-supported counterpoints**. 108 -- Engage in **respectful debate** while adhering to the platform's guidelines. 82 +Users are encouraged to: 109 109 110 -**[Add Your Evidence Here]** 84 +* Add peer-reviewed studies or historical data. 85 +* Challenge mainstream explanations with well-supported counterpoints. 86 +* Engage in respectful debate while adhering to platform guidelines. 111 111 112 - ---88 +[Add Your Evidence Here] 113 113 114 -[sjp.2016.88.pdf](/pdfs/peer-reviewed/sjp.2016.88.pdf) 115 -))) 90 += References = 116 116 117 -(% class="col-xs-12 col-sm-4" %) 118 -((( 119 -{{box title="**Contents**"}} 120 -{{toc/}} 121 -{{/box}} 122 - 123 -[[image:20241030_160845 [image_ images].jpg||alt="image1.jpg"]] 124 -//Figure 1: [[Sea>>https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Isle_of_Icacos_II.jpg]]// 125 - 126 -[[image:20240501_151840 [Genetics_ development_ image_ images_ pathway_ positive_ process_ regulation].jpg||alt="image2.jpg"]] 127 -//Figure 2: [[Waves>>https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Culebra_-_Playa_de_Flamenco.jpg]]// 128 -))) 129 -))) 130 - 92 +* [[Cato Institute Article>>https://www.cato.org/commentary/americas-most-costly-educational-failure]] 93 +* Rushton (2003). Intelligence and Brain Size 94 +* APA Report (1995) on Intelligence Disparities 95 +* Flynn, J. (1987). The Flynn Effect 96 +* Expert Survey on Intelligence (2019)
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