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@Wylted
And here you've failed to grasp my point - they are entirely related - you are not Danielle or Misterchris (skilled), not Undefeatable of Fauxlaw, not even Athias. To me, you have no more of my respect than a noob.
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@ILikePie5
Oh it is - however I don't base my conclusions on my immediate experiences.
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@Vader
Furthermore, the content of ONE STORE will not convince me, please give me the actual numbers of male-female mannequins that are fat.
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@Vader
Are you actually serious? That's a female section - lmao
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@ILikePie5
I'm also a Texas, who lives in a rural community, cool bud.
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@Wylted
I'm not baiting you - I'm saying you don't have enough respect from me to be considered anything more than a noob. That was my point.
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@Wylted
I'm sure if Danielle and MisterChris debated more often there would be more losses for me sure - but you aren't anywhere near their levels.
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@Wylted
I'm not - I'm arrogant specifically in regards to you - you have nothing beside surface level observations in the studies you do cite, and almost no understanding of BoP - you're like - if you defanged Athias and mixed some of Fauxlaw's wit. Whenever you get past the shock factor in your posts there isn't much substance.
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@RationalMadman
Wylted is a troll, its what he does
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@Wylted
I don't do debates anymore, and I certainly don't headhunt noobs.
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@Wylted
Um... no - he said that there were NO fat male mannequins, he was wrong - plus prove your claim that fat male mannequins are rare - at least compared to fat woman, give me actual evidence and not your anecdotes, the BoP is on you.
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@ILikePie5
Do you think that Texas is Red? It's purple, Rural is being more and more blue - maybe 10 or 5 years ago you'd be right - but not today.
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@Wylted
No - its like having a video of someone saying that the Olympics happened, and that being the ONLY evidence of that, that is literally the only way this would be comprable. Please think through your analogies before you make them, you're shotgunning of bad points doesn't faze me. Been there, heard that.
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@Wylted
I correct him - there is no need for plus mannequins because they already exist - you are not supporting your claim. Please do that.
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@Wylted
So you have..... a youtube video with no linked soruces.... coolio bud, how is that convincing at all? Where's the data? Where's the anything beside the talky talky?
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@ILikePie5
Um.... most liberals don't associate negative things with the devil (that's a conservative thing bud) - furthermore.... no - that would be average capacity for learning - and liberals are a lot better at that than conservatives... so.....
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@Wylted
So you assert that I made a claim that I didn't make, then pretend as if asking you to prove that claim is absurd? Uhuh, not contradictory at all. You are every bit the troll I read you to be.
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@Wylted
Using the Henmon-Nelson model sure - that 20 year old chart is totally going to change my mind - also disregarding the clear sample limitation (graduates from a high school in Wisconsin), and the conclusion of the actual author of the study you pulled from:
"On the basis of the evidence reviewed here, I think it is fair to conclude that the traditional psychometric literature on cognitive ability—popularly resurrected in The Bell Curve—vastly overstates the case for the role of IQ in the stratification process. On the other hand, to say that the case has been overstated—even that it has been overstated with great lapses of scholarship and with racist overtones—does not say that there is no place for cognitive ability in our understanding of the stratification process. Both as defense against excessive claims on both sides of the “IQ debate” and in pursuing the scientific enterprise, we ought to seek and produce new evidence of the role of cognitive abilities in social stratification" (pg. 57)
So yeah - forgive me if I'm not exactly convinced.
What's my IQ score? Last time I had it tested it was 145.
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@Wylted
Um... I never said that? Regardless, you were the one who made the initial claim that there were NO fat male mannequins, I proved you wrong. Please demonstrate that there aren't a relatively even number of male and female mannequins out there?
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@Wylted
So.. can you give me the studies that support those claims? And please, do quote that part of the study.
From your general positions and citations so far, I think you're just bullshiting me.
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@Wylted
Because speaking from a biological perspective, you are completely wrong, and your interpretation was also nonsensical - no snapping your fingers does not "change your DNA", in fact, snapping your fingers doesn't even change your DNA. These claims are absurd and pseudoscientific, borne of a failed understanding of genetics.
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@Wylted
I am asking you to back up the claim that IQ testing is an accurate way to determine intelligence, and that IQ is, in any way, an indicator of general intelligence.
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@ILikePie5
LMAO - that's why the military literally called MAGA a sign of white supremacist sympathy?
And again no - police officers have a terrible aim, muchless the average civilian - on average - civilians are more likely to shoot themselves or their allies than any enemies, are more likely to esculate a situation where violence is involved, the whole shebang - the facts of the case are that even people who are trained how to shoot a gun do not know the tactics behind shooting a gun.
In other words- even people skilled enough to shoot guns, don't typically know how to shoot guns in an actual combat situation. No. The army isn't conservative and conservatives are more likely to literally kill themselves than others.
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@Wylted
Suure - got any sources to back up that claim?
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@Wylted
No - no it is not - if you had any idea what you're talking about you would KNOW that they don't at all mean the same thing.
Here is the actual name of the study:
"Polθ reverse transcribes RNA and promotes RNA-templated DNA repair"
The study says nothing about foreign mRNA or even mRNA at all - it doesn't say anything about rewriting DNA, you literally have no idea what you're talking about.
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@Wylted
LMAO - sure - let's let the people who "know what they're doing" run everything let's see how well that does.
Supporters of IQ testing have been quick to point to correlations between IQ and job performance as evidence of test validity. A closer look at the data and results, however, suggests a rather murkier picture. Here we have acknowledged the methodological advances in meta-analyses from which such evidence has been drawn, while drawing attention to the problems surrounding them in this particular area. We conclude with a summary of the main points:
- Much in developmental theory, and psychology in general, depends upon the validity of IQ tests.
- In the absence of agreed construct validity this has weighed heavily on indirect validity using correlations with criterion outcomes among which job performance has a special status.
- Hundreds of studies prior to the 1970s reported low and/or inconsistent correlations between IQ and job performance.
- These correlations have been approximately doubled using corrections for supposed errors in primary results and combining them in meta-analyses. Such corrections have many strengths, theoretically, but are compromised in these cases by the often uncertain quality of the primary studies.
- The corrections to sampling errors, measurement errors, and to range restriction have required making a number of assumptions that may not be valid and have created a number of persistently contentious issues.
- The claim that the IQ-job performance correlation increases with job complexity is not born out in more recent studies.
- A range of other—including noncognitive—factors could explain a correlation between IQ and job performance, and even constitute part or all of the enigmatic “general factor.”
- There remains great uncertainty about the interpretation of IQ-job performance correlations and great caution needs to be exercised in using them as a basis for the validity of IQ tests and associated concepts.
As others have pointed out, statistical corrections are no magical compensation for weak data and that it is risky to reach conclusions about test validities from those currently available (Oswald & McCloy, 2003; Russell & Gilliland, 1995). The only solution is properly conducted primary studies, with larger representative samples, better measures, and so on. Until they are available, investigators should be extremely cautious about disseminating conclusions about IQ test validities, from correlations between IQ and job performance.
We don't even know if IQ tests can accurately predict job success much less if they're leaders.
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@3RU7AL
I would disagree - not with what you have there neccessarily as premises, but the conclusion. You are assuming that because of a cause of x has a quality (or lack thereof) that the result also lacks that quality - which is neccessarily a fallacy of composition
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@ILikePie5
Yes, because the average american, from either side, is totally capable enough to use it militarily in a war. (The answer is no - no they aren't) - you are quite literally more likely to shoot yourself or one of your allies than you are an enemy as a civilian regardless of politics.
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@Wylted
Our study unexpectedly reveals that Polθ reverse transcribes RNA and undergoes a significant structural transformation to accommodate a DNA/RNA template. The structural transformation of Polθ’s thumb subdomain is likely needed to maintain productive interactions on DNA/RNA, which adopts a significantly different conformation relative to DNA/DNA in the Polθ complex
So you see- you should read before you say things.
No - Vaccines do not rewrite RNA
No - RNA does not rewrite your DNA
A specific enzyme is capable of reverse transcribing RNA into DNA.....
Specifically for repairing RNA:
Together, these structural studies reveal that Polθ has an extraordinary degree of structural plasticity that enables it to efficiently transcribe template ribonucleotides and accommodate a full RNA-DNA hybrid within its active site. Although future studies will be required to fully elucidate the physiological relevance of Polθ RT activity, our findings demonstrate that Polθ accommodates template ribonucleotides in an active configuration and promotes RNA-DNA repair, which may contribute to cellular tolerance of genome-embedded ribonucleotides.
These aren't even in most tissue cells:
Polθ is not expressed in most tissues but is highly expressed in many cancer cells, which corresponds to a poor clinical outcome (13, 14). Furthermore, Polθ confers resistance to genotoxic cancer therapies and promotes the survival of cells deficient in DNA damage response pathways (11, 13–16). Thus, Polθ represents a promising cancer drug target.
It is the focus for CANCER RESEARCH
Your inability for simple comprehension is astounding. None of this study say's ANYTHING about foreign RNA's ability to actually take over or actually reproduce inside of your cells. Which you would have to prove in order for your hypothesis to have any credence. Furthermore, you would have to prove that this enzyme could actually reverse transcribe foreign RNA and not just Domestic. Further furthermore, you would have to prove that it is able to reverse transcribe MESSENGER RNA - which is a different thing from just plain 'ole RNA. Please do READ next time.
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@Wylted
So... when it comes to fasting, yup, let's trust doctors - but with vaccines - they're LYING - of course - no contradictions here.
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@ILikePie5
I mean.... assuming that there is a civil war - perhaps the side that won last time? The unradicalists that is.
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A cursory think through would reveal this:
No innocent person would destroy evidence
To be flatly false.
First, assuming that evidence has been "destroyed"
Second, that said destruction is helpful in hiding fraud or a result of x or y
Third, that said person who "destroyed" x is guilty
These are the assumptions we have to make before we can even get into this.
An innocent person can be duped into destroying something
An innocent person can destroy something for one purpose unrelated to the crime you are accusing them (legally speaking)
An innocent person can dupe themselves into destroying something (so ethically speaking)
An innocent person can ignorantly destroy something (so factually)
So to me - it seems like you're so caught up with a narrative you accidentally made a stupid talk.
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@Wylted
And I think you're an idiot who doesn't look things up :\
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@Wylted
Yes, when extra extra large clothes are displayed there are larger mannequins, lmao. Again though, as I initially iterated, Nike is neither foundational nor representative of feminism (the fourth wave), so even if you did have a point. It would still be moot bud.
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@Wylted
Um.... you don't need to - just look at the extra extra extra large, lmao. You aren't reading
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@Vader
First of all - you didn't actually give me a valid answer:
This is what I'd call a strawman - can I please get some foundational or representative fourth wave feminist literature or views that shares this "double standard"?
How is Nike representative of feminism or foundational? It isn't.
Secondly.... are you daft? I'm serious - you do know what the plus sizes are right? They are LARGER SIZES, men literally already have it. This is what you have for me. really? You're sadder than I remembered.
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@Vader
This is what I'd call a strawman - can I please get some foundational or representative fourth wave feminist literature or views that shares this "double standard"?
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@Ramshutu
I tried to read it, but when I asked him to further explain it he just went on a rant about me not understanding english, he does that...
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For a time I was one of the most active people here, both in terms of debates and in posting on the forum. In my fairly short time here I've climbed all the way to number 5, pretty impressive I think - 'specially for some highschooler. If you've been following my debates you'd know that I've been forfeiting more than I ever have before, and that's mainly due to the college classes I'm taken this summer. I simply don't have the time to do that and this.
I've gotten what I wanted out of this website, its sharpened my mind exponentially, its made me explore other possibilities and improve my own ideas. I can't thank each and everyone of you enough for giving me the chance to get so much better. When I first came here I was awkward and relatively new at actual debating, now I can say I definitely have some experience. Just... I don't have any massive dialogue this time, just this, just me.
So...bye, for now at least. Maybe I'll check in and do a forum post every once in a while, but I'll no longer be posting debate rounds. See you guys later.
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RMM
You're a laugh, we're literally debating transgender people. The fact that you can't present a single argument just tells me you haven't changed.
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@fauxlaw
Um... regardless on if you compete as an individual, there are required to be teams for competitions to exist.
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@badger
Um... some sports go by weightclass, which is much more accurate in every regard. The problem is the system itself, but regardless I already linked the source. Either engage it or don't.
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@Reece101
Sometimes, sometimes we don't recognize foreign crafts, meh
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@fauxlaw
It also assumes that there are enough transgender individuals to make entire sports teams in each school district.
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@fauxlaw
"The notion of transgender girls having an unfair advantage comes from the idea that testosterone causes physical changes such as an increase in muscle mass. But transgender girls are not the only girls with high testosterone levels. An estimated 10 percent of women have polycystic ovarian syndrome, which results in elevated testosterone levels. They are not banned from female sports. Transgender girls on puberty blockers, on the other hand, have negligible testosterone levels. Yet these state bills would force them to play with the boys. Plus, the athletic advantage conferred by testosterone is equivocal. As Katrina Karkazis, a senior visiting fellow and expert on testosterone and bioethics at Yale University explains, “Studies of testosterone levels in athletes do not show any clear, consistent relationship between testosterone and athletic performance. Sometimes testosterone is associated with better performance, but other studies show weak links or no links. And yet others show testosterone is associated with worse performance.” The bills’ premises lack scientific validity."
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@oromagi
Yeah, I also asked in #14 for the stats. You've claimed that Peterson has something that supports his beliefs, but so far you've ignored multiple askances for statistics that you supposedly have.
What do you think Oro?
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@fauxlaw
I mean, from that logic there shouldn't be a politics thing either - just talk about it in philosophy or current events. I think a History is distinct and varied enough that it could easily make it's own forum category.
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@Benjamin
Actually... we kinda do need a certain margin of CO2 in our atmosphere constantly, as it allows cellular respiration in plants, which in turns provides most of the oxygen for humans... furthermore, the climate it not "a certain amount of CO2" that is one aspect of the climate, but, yes, in general - we do constantly need a certain level of oxygen to breathe, a lack of disasters, protection from the sun's harmful UV rays, a certain temperature, etc, etc.
Fetuses on the other hand, not only are they not constantly needed, but they actively violate the individual who bears them, so yeah - they are definitely not the same thing. You have made an false equivalence trying to compare them
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