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Nobody claimed it was. However, the possibility indicates that things can improve, therefore what is being measured is NOT an innate intelligence that an IQ test is supposed to indicate. Therefore the ASVAB and an IQ test are measuring different things and Peterson's fundamental claim about military IQ requirements is invalid.You've read the citation through your own bias. Yes, ASVAB's findings may suggest that a given applicant may be able to improve himself, but the citation does not state that this is a universal condition:
Incorrect, I have not made this misunderstanding. You are confused.And that's what Peterson is talking about: the people who can't be helped by schooling. I can see that you may have misunderstood the citation because the previous sentence makes it sound like the negative finding is contingent on the applicant refusing to self-improve
Peterson cited WW1-era research.We don't have a segregated military any more, so what in your mind is the necessary connection between the military's imputed IQ rules and the practice of racism?
"Just asking questions" is how a fascists speak when they are also cowards. His conclusion, explicitly, was that 10% of the population cannot possibly contribute to society. Do you acknowledge this fact or not? If no, we're done here.His word was "approximately," and he was posing an open question rather than making a conclusion.
He very regularly defends incels. It doesn't matter whether or not literally every word out of his mouth is doing so. Straw man, rejected.Re: incels-- another poster claimed that Peterson was defending incels across the board in everything he said, and I'm sure Mad Libs can find the ideology they dislike everywhere, no matter how irrelevant it might seem. If that was not your claim you're clear.
Present data.Actually, at the end of the video you cited, he starts to say something about data but the video ends at that point. I don't know why that causes you to assume that he has no data at all.
Here's another video in which he does mention a specific study, where he mentions a particular company that relates IQ levels to job performances. You're free to believe that it's a flawed study but not that there is no data. He mentions an IQ researcher named Earl Hunt as well.
Edit: nevermind, was a browser issue.
People with Downs Syndrome work jobs. Do you believe they are not contributing anything to society?