Your free market is not free,that's the point I was making,it's always open to monopolies,without government the public are helpless to stop it. It's the use of words to imply it's free,it's a corrupt system.
You can't increase IQ and then you admit you can,therefore you can?
I'm sure using Ray Peat as a guideline it would increase far more.
The brain keeps growing and building throughout life,this fact renders your theory on IQ not increasing after adolescent redundant. The potential is there with the right environment.
It's not heritable,it's adaptable, plasticity.
Once again you take IQ as the definitive intellegence test which it is not.
Racial groups do not have different intelligence if put in similar environments and allowed to develop.
Your arguments will not put people down as they are obviously your own xenophobic projections onto others.
You are trying hard to ignore evidence,your stuck in an older dogma of genetic determinism, you should read more Ray Peat and stop using genetic determinism as a guise for your xenophobia.
No I'm saying there is no evidence of increasing IQ over 10%. IQ is the best predictor of longevity, job performance, income, and the ability to delay gratification (grit as it's colloquially known). It doesn't change much for individuals, genders or genetic groups, throughout life or over generations. I'd say it's both an important predictive metric, and not environmentally governed further than a 10% potential improvement. I don't get why this is so controversial to say.
Peat says disease isn't genetically determined, and alternative methods for creating a state of health have been ignored through this dogmatic assumption. I agree, that's why I'm here. However, he wouldn't say you can make Asians taller than Europeans through his therapies. There's a difference between ignoring biological theories which discard the adaptability of the human body to heal, and saying there's no heritability of anything. Otherwise I could just as easy end up with a parrot for a child. No, I'm going to get a human, and he or her will be quite a lot like me, with physical and mental faculties somewhere between me and my partner. You can't just say eugenics...racial determinism. Of course there is some genetic determinism. Peats message, as I interpret it, is that a state of health is the norm, if the right steps are taken. You are not genetically determined to get ill. I expect Peat did get a little taller and gain a couple of IQ points through progesterone. He didn't grow a foot and turn into Mozart though. He was still following the same genetic blueprint, just at a more optimal level.
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