@MarianSmedley@SSGMegaWatz @Shanna9650 @poppopohyeah @centristspeaker @thehill then let's have different categories based on muscolar mass, something like they do in boxe
what has sex or gender to do with it?
@mrk4m1 e quindi?
lo stato cinese è il proprietario della terra, e il proprietario può fare quello che vuole con ciò che possiede, no?
anche distruggerlo (l'hai detto tu)
@giubileif io questa scomparsa dell'identità non la vedo proprio. fra identity politics, la riscoperta dei dialetti, le spinte federaliste e indipendentistiche, c'è forse molta più "identità" che in passato
@Chimpin69854465@TheRealDHR@0a0505 @SecretBaboon @datepsych@BookofOak@kareem_carr There's a quote (don't remember by whom) that says that intelligent people look at the world, find patterns (that's g) and ask "why?". Creative people look at the world, see what isn't there, and ask "why not?".
@datepsych "Intelligence" is a loaded term, since we are told that intelligence is what distinguishes the humans from the other animals.
Claiming that someone has lower intelligence is thus the same as claiming they are less human.
@Chimpin69854465@TheRealDHR@0a0505 @SecretBaboon @datepsych@BookofOak@kareem_carr Probably a minimum level of g is required, above that it's the personality that counts.
At high IQ levels, the variance of results is higher than at lower levels.
Some say that the capacity of focusing, of self control, of "grit" are the driving factors.
@Chimpin69854465@TheRealDHR@0a0505 @SecretBaboon @datepsych@BookofOak@kareem_carr point is, there's no single factor that determines what one person can or cannot do intellectually. intelligence is a factor, which can be split in subfactors, personality is another, also composed of subfactors.
there isn't a single measure, a single scale of "mind capacity"