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The most telling part of all this is that Wade's book is even controversial. I haven't read the book yet, but it seems to state the obvious: people differ from one another as individuals and as groups, and that these differences are partly genetic.

Everyone, liberal or conservative, secular or religious, weill admit that dog and horse breeds differ in intelligence, trainability, and temperament (meanwhile, you get big differences even within a breed, many of which "run in families). Left-wing double-think must be very powerful for so many people to bury their heads in the sand and say that the same thing applies to humans. It's especially ironic when liberals who otherwise tirelessly promote Darwin and evolution throw them out the window as soon as they come into conflict with "equality" and egalitarian social engineering.