Re: What Are the Race Deniers Denying?

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Bob Whitaker <bwhit@conterra.com> wrote:
> Nobody gets a science PhD without a testable IQ above 120. Period.

I decided to test Bob's assertion. So, I left my office cubicle and went
in search for someone hereabouts with a Ph.D. in science. I found one and
tested my hypothesis with a couple of questions:

Do you have a Ph.D. in one of the sciences? (yes. Biochemistry.)
During your Ph.D. program, was your IQ ever tested? (Ah, no.)
Was an IQ test required as a part of your application to grad school? (No.)

and

Do you know your IQ? (115)

Bob's assertion is, by my research, demonstrably wrong; I've expended very
little effort and discovered that the phrase "Nobody gets...." is wrong,
since I found someone who *did.* Ol' Whitless could, of course, modify
his statement to reflect my researches, but I won't hold my breath for
it. Where *does* he get this stuff - orbiting Masonic mind-control satellite
broadcasts?

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