[mlagoo]

I think this thread has been pretty civil, all things considered.

I guess my issue with what ChrisV is saying is that . . . it seems to be he is saying that, despite the fact that we cannot say for sure that the IQ test is sufficient to determine genetic differences in intelligence, that shouldn't preclude us from determining that there are genetic differences in intelligence. But I don't see what evidence has been provided, apart from the IQ test, to suggest that that is in fact the case.

edit: I wanted to edit this to comment that I didn't yet take the time to read that article ChrisV posted, which may have addressed this. I am trying to do homework and just keep shooting over here for study breaks.