Curt Doolittle

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  • Why Do People Take An Interest In ‘racism’?

    Because race, subrace, tribe, and class are meaningful and successful means of identifying kin, and the vast majority of us associate with, work with, vote with, reproduce with, kin, and the outliers (15%) are at the extremes where their sexual market value is vastly lower, or vastly higher than the mean of their kin group. And it’s good for each to do so. Diversity (Miscegenation) is extremely bad for genes except on the margins (low sexual and social market value). Because they cannot easily be corrected through ingroup selection.

    All accusations of racism are just forms of gossip and shaming in order to obscure pursuit of political power without earning it through market means. Disapproval, shaming, gossiping, rallying, protesting, and propagandism are means by which the inadequate attempt to reduce the superior sexual, social, economic, and political market value of their superiors. It’s the industrialization through media of politics of pubescent girls, employed by infantile minds unable to ascend into the responsibilities of adulthood.

    https://www.quora.com/Why-do-people-take-an-interest-in-Racism

  • Isn’t It Racist And Bigoted To Call All White Conservatives Racist Bigoted Idiots?

    Well, it’s certainly racist. Although it’s getting to the point where it’s so overused it’s a compliment.

    https://www.quora.com/Isnt-it-racist-and-bigoted-to-call-all-white-conservatives-racist-bigoted-idiots

  • Do Japanese Have Caucasian Blood?

    No, although it is somewhat interesting that the Turks were from northern china, originally, and that there are some similarities between Turkish and Japanese language.

    https://www.quora.com/Do-Japanese-have-caucasian-blood

  • How Long Has The United States Been Powerful Country?

    Only really since the end of the second world war when we inherited the British Empire.

    https://www.quora.com/How-long-has-the-United-States-been-powerful-country

  • Trump Supporters Claimed He Was Doing A Good Job Because The Dow Was Up. Now The Dow Is Crashing. Do Trump Supporters Now Admit He Is Doing A Bad Job?

    It wasn’t the dow, but ALL the economic factors that are up. ALL OF THEM. The stock market is succeptible to ‘irrational exuberance’ and ‘animal impulse’. So the market overreacts in both up and down directions as it expands and contracts.

    The market was overheated because speculation that the trump tax plan would have beneficial effects, drove up the prices. Now that they’re here, some people are taking profits because they can foresee a correction.

    https://www.quora.com/Trump-supporters-claimed-he-was-doing-a-good-job-because-the-DOW-was-up-Now-the-DOW-is-crashing-Do-Trump-supporters-now-admit-he-is-doing-a-bad-job

  • My answer to What would IQ obsessed Quorans do if tomorrow it was confirmed that

    My answer to What would IQ obsessed Quorans do if tomorrow it was confirmed that IQ scores and testing were a grand… https://www.quora.com/What-would-IQ-obsessed-Quorans-do-if-tomorrow-it-was-confirmed-that-IQ-scores-and-testing-were-a-grand-hoax/answer/Curt-Doolittle?srid=u4Qv

    Source date (UTC): 2018-02-01 19:53:31 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/959152752655061000

  • POLLS AND THE PEOPLE WHO ANSWER THEM Replying to @Adsthoughts @pelosimedia and 2

    POLLS AND THE PEOPLE WHO ANSWER THEM

    Replying to @Adsthoughts @pelosimedia and 2 others

    Um. And what have we learned about polls over the past 18 years?

    And what have we learned about reported belief, vs demonstrated action?

    So what has been the consequence of political correctness?

    Divergence between statement and action.

    People still act in their interests. Always

    –“His point is that he suspects there is a difference between how a person tells you they will vote vs how they actually vote. This discrepancy being a key driver of poll inaccuracy; certainly could be a key factor.”–

    1 – (The others being (a) cost of access phone calls, in an era where decreasing numbers of us have them, more of us screen calls, or just hand up on polling. and (b) that there is a high correlation between the category of people who respond to polls and those that don’t. …

    2 – … (c) the kind of people who respond to polls have time to do so which is a charitable way of saying people who have agency don’t waste their time. …

    3 – … The price of political correctness (institutionalizing lying) is that people don’t tell the truth. As expected. And so just as people began to systematically lie under soviet imposed falsehoods, Americans have begun to lie about postmodernist’s imposed falsehoods.

    Source date (UTC): 2018-02-01 08:39:00 UTC

  • Polls And The People Who Answer Them

    Replying to @Adsthoughts @pelosimedia and 2 others Um. And what have we learned about polls over the past 18 years? And what have we learned about reported belief, vs demonstrated action? So what has been the consequence of political correctness? Divergence between statement and action. People still act in their interests. Always –“His point is that he suspects there is a difference between how a person tells you they will vote vs how they actually vote. This discrepancy being a key driver of poll inaccuracy; certainly could be a key factor.”– 1 – (The others being (a) cost of access phone calls, in an era where decreasing numbers of us have them, more of us screen calls, or just hand up on polling. and (b) that there is a high correlation between the category of people who respond to polls and those that don’t. … 2 – … (c) the kind of people who respond to polls have time to do so which is a charitable way of saying people who have agency don’t waste their time. … 3 – … The price of political correctness (institutionalizing lying) is that people don’t tell the truth. As expected. And so just as people began to systematically lie under soviet imposed falsehoods, Americans have begun to lie about postmodernist’s imposed falsehoods.

  • Polls And The People Who Answer Them

    Replying to @Adsthoughts @pelosimedia and 2 others Um. And what have we learned about polls over the past 18 years? And what have we learned about reported belief, vs demonstrated action? So what has been the consequence of political correctness? Divergence between statement and action. People still act in their interests. Always –“His point is that he suspects there is a difference between how a person tells you they will vote vs how they actually vote. This discrepancy being a key driver of poll inaccuracy; certainly could be a key factor.”– 1 – (The others being (a) cost of access phone calls, in an era where decreasing numbers of us have them, more of us screen calls, or just hand up on polling. and (b) that there is a high correlation between the category of people who respond to polls and those that don’t. … 2 – … (c) the kind of people who respond to polls have time to do so which is a charitable way of saying people who have agency don’t waste their time. … 3 – … The price of political correctness (institutionalizing lying) is that people don’t tell the truth. As expected. And so just as people began to systematically lie under soviet imposed falsehoods, Americans have begun to lie about postmodernist’s imposed falsehoods.

  • What Would Iq Obsessed Quorans Do If Tomorrow It Was Confirmed That Iq Scores And Testing Were A Grand Hoax?

    It can’t and won’t happen since we have overwhelming data, now confirmed by genetics (last year), and cognitive science, as well as empirical evidence in every field of study and in every country on earth, and in every race, subrace, tribe, class, family, and gender, that IQ is one of the “Factor” personality traits, that along with conscientiousness is the single greatest determinant of all human behavior and consequence, because it increases the ability to identify increasingly complex patters of constant relations at the same biological cost.

    Furthermore we know the structural and developmental differences between the male and female brains. So we know the difference in behavior desipte our similar factors is determined by biases in dimensions within those factors.

    Furthermore, we know that the factors and dimensions are produced by the same number of endocrine reactions (reward systems). And that genetic, gender, and developmental differences produce human variation in all personality traits.

    Furthermore we know that the primary means of improving human personality traits (including intelligence) is through pedomorphic evolution (mating for more youthful features).

    And that pedomorphic evolution merely delays the rate and intensity of sexual maturity. Giving time and energy for intellectual development.

    Furthermore we know that the primary variations in personality are due to the combination of rate of maturity, the different behaviors learned that accompany rates of maturity, and the gender bias of those traits from the more solipsistic and feminine, to the more autistic and male.

    Humans are not manufactured industrially but grown on an individual basis. But the rules for all humans as for all mammals, and for all life are the same.

    There are very few rules that govern our macro development.

    And endocrine variations in genes, utero, and early development determine our differences.

    And intelligence is what we gain from losing those ‘masculine’ features that in fact represent nothing more than depth of maturity.

    Yet to do so we must prevent the early maturity of the female mind, and its irrationality that is necessary for the irrational obsession with infants necessary for a very costly being that must be raised for many years prior to independence.

    https://www.quora.com/What-would-IQ-obsessed-Quorans-do-if-tomorrow-it-was-confirmed-that-IQ-scores-and-testing-were-a-grand-hoax