-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Quote from PHOENIX TRADING:
(especially take note trend & rcg)
Gould commits academic fraud in order to promote his personal idiot-ology and mislead the lay public on studies involving race.
Good thing this mf has/had tenure eh?
http://blogs.nature.com/news/2011/06/did_stephen_jay_gould_fudge_hi.html
geez why is it liberals everywhere find it necessary to fake their data?
Oh that's right because as I stated before REALITY is not kind to liberals; therefore they must lie ie falsify data (like in the AGW debate) to sound remotely plausible.
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Don't take my word for it do your own search on this charlatan!
Phoenix trader, hmm you have so much bull shit again.
You try to make the ET readers think I PROMOTE Gould. Then you post all the criticism of Gould to pretend I promote bad science in the link. My link DOES NOT promote Gould...only talk about what he said of the bell curve. And if you read all the article you can see this in the link I post. Aaaa, you are sneaky."This fact led one critic of the idea of general intelligence, Stephen Jay Gould (1983) to argue that factor analysis is not an appropriate way of defining the variables underlying test scores, because one solution is statistically as a good as another. Gould was wrong. There are statistical methods (which were well known to specialists at the time) that make it possible to compare the goodness of fit of one factor-analytic solution to another. When these methods are applied, investigators virtually always find a highly reliable first factor. The case for general intelligence, the unitary IQ score, is far from trivial. However, there are alternative explanations for the data, based on the idea that there are different types of intelligence, even when one restricts oneself to the notion that intelligence is what the tests measure. To understand what they are, we need to delve into factor analysis a bit more."
("Gould was wrong.")