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Che ne pensate?Scritto daNon Autenticatoil 2009-01-28 21:47:00.0 alle 2009-01-28 21:47:00.0A mio avviso il ragionamento non fa una grinza
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Shockley#Beli...

"Although Shockley was concerned about both black and white dysgenic effects, he found the situation among blacks more disastrous. While unskilled whites had 3.7 children on average versus an average of 2.3 children for skilled whites, Shockley found from the 1970 Census Bureau reports that unskilled blacks had 5.4 children versus 1.9 for the skilled blacks.[14] Shockley reasoned that because intelligence (like most traits) is inherited, the black population would, over time, become much less intelligent countering all the gains that had been made by the Civil Rights movement."-
Re: Che ne pensate?Scritto daNon Autenticatoil 2009-01-28 22:03:00.0 alle 2009-01-28 22:03:00.0Significa che gli intelligenti non sono poi così intelligenti. Un sistema senza welfare farebbe la differenza, gli unskilled non potrebbero più permettersi così tanti bambini, o se li fanno non potrebbero mantenerli.
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Re: Che ne pensate?
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> Significa che gli intelligenti non sono poi così
> intelligenti. Un sistema senza welfare farebbe la
> differenza, gli unskilled non potrebbero più
> permettersi così tanti bambini, o se li fanno non
> potrebbero
> mantenerli.
Fare bambini che vantaggio dà agli intelligenti?
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Re: Che ne pensate?
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> A mio avviso il ragionamento non fa una grinza
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>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Shockley#Beli

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> "Although Shockley was concerned about both black
> and white dysgenic effects, he found the
> situation among blacks more disastrous. While
> unskilled whites had 3.7 children on average
> versus an average of 2.3 children for skilled
> whites, Shockley found from the 1970 Census
> Bureau reports that unskilled blacks had 5.4
> children versus 1.9 for the skilled blacks.[14]
> Shockley reasoned that because intelligence (like
> most traits) is inherited, the black population
> would, over time, become much less intelligent
> countering all the gains that had been made by
> the Civil Rights
> movement."
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