Comments by "Zahi " (@peakjvs4967) on "A Conversation with Kathryn Paige Harden (Episode #212)" video.

@andybaldman Correct. The problem is also not only our current "weak scientific tools" to tackle this topic, but also the huge difference in the data being studied, there are many real factors that are constantly overlooked.
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@andybaldman I am not part of the professors who work with these projects, but I can clearly see that the data used seems fixed, the interpretation imposed on the data seems quite fixed and many factors that have a decisive influence on the situation are omitted, thus the result is rather superficial. This will also be a fact in the future as we improve our tools and get rid of bias professors.
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J C Let's forget the many different factors that have a strong influence on intelligence, but focus solely on education, do you suggest that education is indifferent and an individual who is educated has an equally intelligence as an illiterate? By the way, we have no idea what inventions and writing languages sub-Saharan Africa had before colonialism, since a bunch of primitive warlords invaded their land, plundered them, raped them, killed them and forced them to speak their language . The Mayans experienced the same fate. If you knew history, you would not have asked such an unintelligent question!
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J C The very central aspect of intelligence is about collecting as much information as possible and transforming it into knowledge that is understood and able to use it to solve problems. And here education is a crucial tool, an individual with an education is incomparable with one without. I already know which population has committed the worst possible criminal acts in humanity. In fact, they still colonize and oppress today.
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