
Horatio Alger
They saw deformity, I found beauty
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I know what you're saying, I'm merely trying to explain why that's the case or add an extension to what you're saying with my own opinion on the matter. Not sure why you had to define what correlation means like it isn't an abstract term depending on what the lines are being crossed through comparison. Also, reiterating with asking if I know what "correlation" means when the word has been used several times by myself and you is just being condescending. Now I'm starting to wander if you even are high IQ. How's that for condescending. Would you like me to google define it for you and share it here also?
I do agree that the relationship between intelligence and political beliefs change between time periods and would have been different if WW2 had gone differently,
HOWEVER, your own argument indicates that high IQ people are particularly susceptible to the corrosive influence of liberal ideology in the current era (something I and my father are immune to)
I already explained my own thoughts on why high IQs are more likely to be liberal in this day and age (which is quite similar to yours), and that it changes based on the pre-eminent ideology and time periodThat's true.
Also the reason why many intellectuals supported either fascism or communism during the 1930s, before the final triumph and ideological hegemony (or so it seems) of liberalism after WW2 and the cold war.
The high IQs probably lean left in this day and age due to exposure to environments of far left activity and discourse.
But it is interesting that I turned out as a fascist despite lifelong exposure to liberal ideology in the schools I go to and my fellow peers (my father is apolitical)
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