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Somebody managed to coax the Gab AI chatbot to reveal its prompt
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What's with the bit about IQ tests? I haven't heard of that as a right wing talking point.
The general narrative is that all people are equal, no exceptions.
So the reason some races are more successful or educated or whatever is 100% environmental. As such all countries and people can be brought to the same level of whatever ideal you want e.g. low crime, higher gdp.
But if you look at people, some countries are taller, or heavier, or the best runners come from certain areas etc. So everyone agrees their is genetic differences in physicality. To potentially expand that thought to the brain isn't without some comparison. But the narrative is no, all human races have the same level of intelligence no exception.
If you wanted to test the last point you could do something like an IQ test. Which has been done and shows dufferent races have different IQ.
So the question is, is are IQ tests an accurate showing of intelligence or are they entirely worthless test?
There are multiple problems with IQ tests, but the main one I take issue with is the fact that all they really measure is how well you taken an IQ test.
Consider people who are extremely intelligent, but collapse under the pressure of a test. They might score extremely low on an IQ test, but demonstrate their knowledge in other ways.
Also consider the fact that IQ tests require specific knowledge of the types of questions being asked. Math, just as an example, isn’t something everyone knows. Just like reading. Just like any other skill people consider a normal thing to have. Does that mean the person is inherently unintelligent? Or could it be that they’ve just never been taught that skill?
Bottom line, if you take an IQ test result as anything more than a single point of data among many, you’re using it wrong.
This is a great point. The results of an IQ test aren't really measuring a person, they're measuring a byproduct of that person, which is significantly less informative.