Not really: most people who are actually intelligent come to similar conclusions that we come to, just without a name. If you talk to anyone who has spared a couple of minutes to think about society and the changes in female standards and whatever, they'll see the difference. But does it matter to them? Usually, not in the slightest.
The issue lies in the fact that our discoveries do not seem relevant to the average person. I mean, women are delusional and will not accept it whatsoever, and men do not want to accept it, but, even then, it's only applicable to a little under 30% of men; of whom, most don't want to accept that it's over.
It's similar to stormfront and pol shit: I don't care if whites are more intelligent, if I'm honest; it doesn't apply to me. Well, it might, but not so much to a degree that I spend a lot of time reading and thinking about race with like-minded people. Maybe they're right; maybe they're wrong, but I don't subscribe to it, so how am I supposed to know? Sure, if I spent some time thinking about it and reading studies, I'd likely eventually come to a similar conclusion to them, but I can't be bothered.
