@Inevitablewest It is illegal and can be prosecuted, but it is not an offence - there is a difference -, which also links to evidence required to achieve prosecution; it is a significant subtlety. That aside, surely good to have greater clarity and power to prosecute this?
@arbitorian I wish weโd got a bit more of the industrial replicators. I think pretty much limited to DS9. Though surely there is a shuttlecraft replicator somewhere! Voyager must have had oneโฆ
@888SAO888 @PaulGillmore11 @davidvance@AyannaPressley I was thinking about the working conditions for the builders/labourers. So, apologies, working conditions would have been more accurate.
@skyttyl@halfdoghalftre@davidvance@AyannaPressley Skewed as in biased towards. Compendiums being bodies of knowledge available at the time of IQs development by its founders. When there there was 12% literacy in Europe and there were still polymaths!
@Kenneth57014460 @themig29@davidvance@AyannaPressley Thatโs right the ink they used was quite jarring and I the border spacing so offensive I put the whole thing on the bin before I started. Back to the printer I said.
@themig29@davidvance@AyannaPressley Iโm not clear that it does. Or claimed to. Testing is used to test aptitude for a particular task that may translate to potential to perform in a role. It has, however wrong, always been about ability not guaranteed success. Many an intelligent mind has followed foolish aim.
@themig29@davidvance@AyannaPressley I donโt think any response has covered the 200 year history of IQ. If I have missed that explanation please advise.
@Joe04389201 @davidvance@AyannaPressley If any group beyond human comes out on top the test is clearly biased towards a particular structure, background or sensitive to a particular approach. When will we have 99% literacy globally?