Hopefully won't bring the hammer down on me for linking to an AmRen video but I think it's good content worth 10 minutes of your time. The scientific angle of race differences is important, IMO.
https://rumble.com/v1ybj50-the-most-racist-video-you-will-ever-see.html
The Journal of the American Medical Association, or JAMA, was a prestigious scientific publication before it went soft in the head on race.
Here’s an example from last month: “Brain Aging Among Racially and Ethnically Diverse Middle-Aged and Older Adults.”
This study found that the brains of blacks, compared to the brains of whites, have more disorders that are common in people with Alzheimer’s, and that blacks’ brains start shrinking earlier.
Just one guess as to why. Racism.
In all modesty, I could have told them that black brains probably age more quickly than white brains, even without all the fancy MRI scans they took. Unlike the three PhDs who wrote this paper — and their 10 sidekicks — I read Race Evolution and Behavior by J. Philippe Rushton. ...
Like his mustache :)
Hopefully @AOU won't bring the hammer down on me for linking to an AmRen video but I think it's good content worth 10 minutes of your time. The scientific angle of race differences is important, IMO.
https://rumble.com/v1ybj50-the-most-racist-video-you-will-ever-see.html
>The Journal of the American Medical Association, or JAMA, was a prestigious scientific publication before it went soft in the head on race.
>
Here’s an example from last month: “Brain Aging Among Racially and Ethnically Diverse Middle-Aged and Older Adults.”
>
This study found that the brains of blacks, compared to the brains of whites, have more disorders that are common in people with Alzheimer’s, and that blacks’ brains start shrinking earlier.
>
Just one guess as to why. Racism.
>
In all modesty, I could have told them that black brains probably age more quickly than white brains, even without all the fancy MRI scans they took. Unlike the three PhDs who wrote this paper — and their 10 sidekicks — I read Race Evolution and Behavior by J. Philippe Rushton. ...
Like his mustache :)
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