The science angle is interesting because the most militant CSJ people I know are the ones who used “Action Research”, “Auto-Ethnography” and other fake “research methodologies” as part of their thesis projects/papers.
Thanks. As for the line, I have no idea know who first talked about wearing someone's skin like a trophy, other than maybe Buffalo Bill, but I know Auron MacIntyre used to say, "Progressivism will hollow out your religion and wear its skin like a trophy."
No, they select for academic and extracurricular performance, which are proxy measures of a certain kind of obedience and industriousness, as well as leadership in some cases, but these are correlated with high (though not exceptionally high) IQ.
The science angle is interesting because the most militant CSJ people I know are the ones who used “Action Research”, “Auto-Ethnography” and other fake “research methodologies” as part of their thesis projects/papers.
Fascinating article - but I think the "wear its skin like a trophy" line is Dave "Iowahawk" Buerge's, if I'm not mistaken.
Thanks. As for the line, I have no idea know who first talked about wearing someone's skin like a trophy, other than maybe Buffalo Bill, but I know Auron MacIntyre used to say, "Progressivism will hollow out your religion and wear its skin like a trophy."
I'm surprised about the low IQ factor. So many with this disorder are the intellectual elites at top universities. Assumed to be high IQ.
Unfortunately, I recall that a few years ago there were lots of articles about conservatives having mental disorders.
If you find people at the wild extreme of either end of the political spectrum, I would expect IQs to be lower and rates of mental illness higher.
Do “top universities” select for intelligence?
No, they select for academic and extracurricular performance, which are proxy measures of a certain kind of obedience and industriousness, as well as leadership in some cases, but these are correlated with high (though not exceptionally high) IQ.