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Even science is under attack by the Thought Police
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November 11, 2015
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Gavin McInnes of TheRebel.media says:
"It used to be STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) was impervious to the Thought Police because, well, data is data. You can't deny the truth mathematics drudges up no matter how much you hate it. What the far left has done, however, is cherry pick data and use straw men to vilify scientists who deliver uncomfortable truths.
"Jason Richwine was fired for looking at IQ data. Satoshi Kanzowa was vilified for studying the public's idea of beauty.
"Anthropologists Napoleon Chagnon and Lawrence H. Keeley were pilloried for being honest about their research. Why? It's just science. These guys are nerds with no agenda simply reporting on their research. If you don't like it, refute it.
"Sorry, that's too hard. It's easier just to infer any offensive data is evil. The scary part is how totally effective this cop out has become."
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