9 Comments

Mayorkas, Yellen, Blinken, Garland, Zients, Haines, Kagan, Nuland, Kristol, Jared, etc. It is perfectly reasonable to lay the problems of our current society at the feet of the Jews. They have most of the power. Correlation may not be causation, but you cannot claim that eliminating antisemitism has made the country a better place. There is no intrinsic value that can be claimed. I think our country was a better place when more people were anti-Semitic. Where am I wrong? Clinging to unsubstantiated dogma is not an argument.

Expand full comment

The taboo on recognising innate traits/abilities is a self-imposed Western hang-up that hobbles the US in competition with more honest or realistic states. How affordable this is over the long-term remains to be seen.

Expand full comment

DeSantis makes anti-Semitism legislation his highest priority and flies to Israel to sign it. Not an issue for 98 percent of his supporters. Red states are passing antisemitism legislation without any demand from their voters. South Dakota literally has a 250 Jews.

Expand full comment

Good stuff, Robert!

Expand full comment

There's a potential issue with the phrasing of the question. Respondents may have answered according to what they thought was the greatest societal taboo, not according to their own personal taboos.

Expand full comment

Given the advance of both DNA tracing and AI’s ability to query ever-broader information sources, it will be interesting to watch the contortions of the anti-hereditarian cohort as they try to mask reality. Racial cohorts have different IQ potential. As Sailer notes, this is “the most documented finding in the history of the social sciences.” The longer the anti-h nonsense continues, the greater the fall of “experts” in the minds of the public. We ALL can see this on a daily basis, both in ability to think and capacity to think quickly. We are NOT “all created equal,” and differentiation at the macro level between racial cohorts is undeniable. Except to the - LOL - “experts.”

Expand full comment

statistics is really a sort of astrology

pop science for non numerate people

linear regressions as seen in the last series of twitter figures extrapolate from such noisy data they truly are meaningless

Expand full comment