A Little Bit of Humor

~ Clarissa

If you sincerely believe that

Men are disproportionately represented at the extremes of intelligence (morons and geniuses): above the IQ level of 170, the genius level, there are thirty timesas many men as women. (Again, there are evolutionary reasons for this.)

then try to make it a little less obvious that you fall in the moron category.

I highly recommend the post because its author rolls out a bunch of hilarious platitudes that, in his moronic mind, are supposed to prove that he is superior to women, people of color, non-Christians, and everybody who is not exactly like him. What makes the post valuable is that it demonstrates how bigots justify their hatred of the universe. I know it’s wrong to laugh at somebody so stupid but I’m working on a very difficult project and I need all the humor I can get.

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16 thoughts on “A Little Bit of Humor”

  1. I found a few factual errors in his writing, too. It makes me sad that there are people who actually think the things he writes in that post are true.

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    1. Also errors by omission. For example, sure, ninety-five percent of men didn’t have the vote 150 years ago (that still seems exaggerated). But absolutely no women–at least in the United States–were able to vote, either. How is that sexist in the way he means?

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      1. Exactly. He cherry-picks his bits of trivia and then tries to manipulate them to serve his unhealthy ideological needs.

        Sure enough women wrote most of the novels in XIXth century England. So how come so few of them ended up in the canon, compared to how many men did? Oh, right, it must be because their low IQs prevented them from making all those novels be any good.

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      2. Sure, the Western population appears to score higher on IQ tests than the rest of the world. Culture bias–or even intelligence type bias–in the tests? Impossible!

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  2. Don’t have time right now to go read properly, but let me guess: dude is still under the impression that The Bell Curve was valid science and maths?

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    1. The belief in some sort of an innate “intelligence” that people are born with and that can be measured with some idiotic test is a purely American insanity that I don’t subscribe to.

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  4. Women have better things to do with their time than to take IQ tests. Mandatory IQ tests are the only useful measurement and is properly used only to determine likelihood of school success in the Western model of schooling (which involves a lot of multiple choice question tests).
    If he gets his “30 times” number from the Mensa membership, he ought to reflect that most people spend leisure time on specific topics/hobbies. Given the choice of going to a Mensa meeting and going to a nature photography meeting, the nature photography meeting will win every time (my own example). When I was a kid, I was good at chess, but hell would freeze over before I would give up my time bird-watching, bug-classifying, track-searching, and other outdoor “nature” activity for chess. So what motivation do I have to join Mensa?

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    1. “Women have better things to do with their time than to take IQ tests. ”

      – Exactly.

      “Mandatory IQ tests are the only useful measurement and is properly used only to determine likelihood of school success in the Western model of schooling (which involves a lot of multiple choice question tests).”

      – I agree completely. As a professional educator, I know for a fact that there are very different types of intelligence and they cannot be measured with one uniform test.

      “Given the choice of going to a Mensa meeting and going to a nature photography meeting, the nature photography meeting will win every time (my own example). ”

      – Same here. I don’t need to reinforce my self-esteem by sitting in the same room with a bunch of people brought together by scoring a certain number of points on some stupid test. I’d rather read a book. Or blog.

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  5. The really funny thing is, people who think like this doom themselves to having social difficulties their whole lives, for reasons they don’t know. How are you even going to speak to a person of the opposite sex, if you assume that her IQ is likely to be so much lower than yours? Even if there were available statistics proving the fact, and these statistics happened to be correct, there is a difference between fact and metaphysics, which this chump surely overlooks. I say that from experience, since most sexist males who talk about “facts” usually mean unalterable essential differences based on gender, which are not even verifiable in terms of the male idiot’s own experiences. That means metaphysics.

    So likely this is yet another moron believing in metaphysics, in a way that will surely make his social life awkward.

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