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Suggestion: Re: Genetics & Race
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Mitchel Cohen <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 21 Feb 2007 14:59:07 -0500
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One way of dealing with this is to set up an SftP website with 
different categories, especially one on Genes, Race & Intelligence. 
Could also include an overview section of SftP's critiques of 
science, PDFs of magazines, etc.

Another way is to set up a separate discussion list on this issue, if 
people feel they'd prefer that it not be so dominant on this one.

Mitchel


At 02:36 PM 2/21/2007, you wrote:
>I do find it hard to disagree with George.  I ,as it seems Maurice 
>and Herb have done, would try to persuade him not to leave.  I 
>believe MIchael's position on thse issues is in fact undeveloped and 
>it may not be possible to win him over to recognising that science 
>is not the value free neutral proposition he seems to have trust in. 
>Let alone his unfamiliarity with the very large critical literature 
>on race and IQ including of course the special issues of SFTP and 
>subsequent publications from SftP on biological determinism. Still...

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