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Leate Woncelsace @lemm.ee
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Hexbear federation megathread
  • Side note: It's my firm opinion that Tankies aren't communists and you shouldn't conflate the two. Communism is a stateless, classless, moneyless society. Pro-USSR politics don't endorse that.

  • Hexbear federation megathread
  • I want to defederate from them. The overwhelming majority of interactions I've had with Hexbear users has been profoundly negative, and the user base's politics are, by-and-large chauvinistic and otherwise usually abhorrent. Weird shit like claiming that even trans-friendly spaces on most of lemmy are less trans-friendly than Hexbear.net. Furthermore, every comment out of the website I've seen on The War in Ukraine has been Russia-Sympathetic, which suggests that there's a strong pro-Russia sentiment running through the user base. I don't want anything to do with them.

  • Is intelligence a genetic trait in any way shape or form?
  • This exactly. Intelligence being heritable does not imply that any one particular population is more intelligent on average than another.

    “intelligence” is a pretty nebulous term to begin with

    This is also accurate, but I'm glossing over that because it's late and that fact is only tangentially relevant to the question.

  • Is intelligence a genetic trait in any way shape or form?
  • Intelligence has a genetic component. Every single test we have that attempts to measure intelligence that we've checked for heritability shows that intelligence likely has a generic component. Furthermore, we know that some species are more intelligent than others. Given the demonstrable existence of Darwinian evolution, this implies that some populations of a species are more or less intelligent than another because that's a requirement for a speciation event that results in a species that's more intelligent than its cousin species.

    Anyone who says otherwise is likely allowing their ideology to cloud their judgement.