Summarization: He says intelligence is based on genetics, there is such a thing as an intelligence gene, or rather a group thereof (

(Anything emphasized in bold was his doing, not mine)
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Given the fact that a white man can be genetically closer to a black man, your statement is irrelevent.
Indeed, but the chances of that are unlikely. Tell me: why would two individuals from the same gene pool be less similar than two individuals from different gene pools? That is against any and all ecological common sense; anything stating otherwise is quite simply false. If you like, I can show you a sensible ecological model that states so.
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Of course mental illnesses can be hereditary.
In nature there is no real difference between "ill" and "not ill." In other words, a mutation late in the sequence of a gene that codes for something that eventually determines intellect would simply be detrimental to the person's intellect. However, a mutation early in the sequence could mentally handicap him.
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But again, a black can be closer to a white than another black, making the implication that an intelligence gene (or group thereof) is more present (or even exists) in the white race irrelevent.
This is false.
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Incorrect. http://racerelations.about.com/library/weekly/aa02
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I'll go through this article in my next post.
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But since any child, regardless of color, can be naturally inclined to be curious, race is irrelevent .
Where do you think this "natural inclination" comes from?

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If you aren't taught the material being asked, you can't answer it. That doesn't mean you're stupid - just in an unfortunate environment.
Even simple online IQ tests are based on pattern detection that requires no previous learning to pick up on.
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You continue to suggest significant evolution over relatively short periods of time. Human genetics haven't changed significantly since homo sapiens first appeared 130,000 years ago. Much of the world was still focused in what is now the middle east until relatively recently ago.
Small amounts of evolution (such as differences noted among the races) can easily develop in somewhat isolated populations over merely a few thousand years.