Jan. 23rd, 2018

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Отличный инсайт у самодумца:

https://samodumets.livejournal.com/9385.html

Самодумец это глыба. Лет 5 назад слил в споре Галковского, а это достижение большое, особенно с учётом хитроумной непрямолинейной методы Галковского спорить, всё время съезжая на ад хоминем и посторонние вопросы.

Я сам люблю посраться в этих энторнетах и ведение дискуссий с умными людьми почитаю важным времяпровождением, поэтому ценю особо.
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To briefly recap, the Second Law – on the effect of families, is based on the discovery made by behavioral geneticists that the effect of growing up in the same home on behavioral traits is zero. This includes all the traits I previously discussed, including IQ and BMI. These include those “meaningful” life outcome traits, including the money you end up making. In all these traits, children growing up in the same home are no more similar than those growing up in different homes. Identical twins are ~50% similar whether raised together or apart. Adopted siblings are no more similar than random strangers. This isn’t just on paper and pencil intelligence and personality tests, but is visible in deep structural and operational properties of the brain, as seen in this newly released study by Stokes, Turkheimer, et al. All the popular ideas about the importance of parenting collapse when faced with this reality. Contrary to the enshrined conventional wisdom, even in the HBD blogosphere, parenting is simply not that important in the big picture.

(This, of course, is apparently past a certain baseline. Human children appear to need a certain minimum level of support and emotional warmth for normal development, to which Romanian orphanages attest. However, beyond this baseline, extra parenting effort, past what children need to get by, is simply ineffective.)


http://www.unz.com/jman/all-human-behavioral-traits-are-heritable/

"Не родись Умгахом, а родись Кохр-Ахом", хехе
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