Joe Varga

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Joe Varga

Joe Varga

@JoeVarga128

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Joe Varga
Joe Varga@JoeVarga128·
@KBTrumpKamala @gcochran99 @janecoaston Nope what? A men's professional team wouldn't destroy a team of U15 year old boys? or U15 year old local boys team wouldn't easily defeat a women's adult national team, they are both demonstrably true, particularly since the later has happened in 3 different countries.
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Jane Coaston 🏔️
Jane Coaston 🏔️@janecoaston·
prime example of Stolen Penis Valor: men hear "men are faster/stronger than women" and conclude that means they, guy at bar, are faster/stronger than all women, ever. Are men who are track athletes faster than female track athletes? Sure. Are you a track athletes? Probably not!
rachel@rachellynneb

@janecoaston One of my best friends from college is far from a world-class sprinter— NAIA All-American. Substantially better than average, sure, but nothing crazy. Would mention she was a sprinter at bars and routinely got challenged by drunk guys to race. We won a lot of free drinks.

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Joe Varga
Joe Varga@JoeVarga128·
@KBTrumpKamala @gcochran99 @janecoaston I dont what point your trying to make here, those 14 year old boys teams would get absolutely destroyed by an adult male team that was similar in age to the adult female teams that they beat, handily by the way.
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Kyle Butler
Kyle Butler@KBTrumpKamala·
@gcochran99 @janecoaston Her point is that a U-15 player is better than you could ever dream of being at soccer, so saying they can beat pro women is not in any way indicative of your abilities
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Joe Varga
Joe Varga@JoeVarga128·
@KBTrumpKamala @gcochran99 @janecoaston It's documented that intramural guys college teams in baketball beat the college women's team routinely. Also, those soccer boys teams are drawing on just local kids and they are trouncing adult women players drawn from all over the country.
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Kyle Butler
Kyle Butler@KBTrumpKamala·
@JoeVarga128 @gcochran99 @janecoaston These are all boys playing for professional club academies.They are elite boys orders of magnitude above the abilities of the average man. You couldnt touch those 14 year olds
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Joe Varga
Joe Varga@JoeVarga128·
@KBTrumpKamala @gcochran99 @janecoaston In the US, Australia, and in Switzerland 14 year old boys teams ( local ) beat the adult national women's team, each time handily. I know at Duke, intramural teams of non athlete men beat the women's basketball team in scrimmages.
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Kyle Butler
Kyle Butler@KBTrumpKamala·
@gcochran99 @janecoaston Pickups? No, not unless its a team full of former legitimate college players. But either way, thats still a group of men so far ahead of you in abilities thats their talents are in NO WAY indicative of you
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Joe Varga
Joe Varga@JoeVarga128·
@nathancofnas I don't think the wokesters care one wit about economics, I have never seen the woke complain about protectionism. I'm guessing they are a lot more upset about Trump stopping illegal immigration and U.S. support for Israel.
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Nathan Cofnas
Nathan Cofnas@nathancofnas·
Where's the graph showing all the non-wokesters who were actually hired? Oh wait, it doesn't exist. Forcing universities to tone down DEI rhetoric at gunpoint didn't change anyone's ideology. The "vibe shift" exists only in the minds of rightists who live in an X bubble. According to a survey that ran from Aug 2025-Feb 2026, young American men age 18-29 are more liberal than ever (39% lib vs 25% con). Kamala "stay woke" Harris won voters with advanced degrees by 21 points. If anything, elites are now even more committed to wokism, having seen that the alternative is DEI for hillbillies, economic illiteracy, and defunding cancer research. The only elite community that is permanently de-wokified are the tech bros, because they are hereditarians. Everyone else is quietly seething and plotting their revenge, which they will probably exact in 2028.
Richard Hanania@RichardHanania

“In 2024, 13.4% of faculty job ads required a dedicated DEI statement. By 2025, that figure had fallen to just 2.5%.” I told you it all came down to civil rights law. One year difference, like night and day.

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Nathan Cofnas
Nathan Cofnas@nathancofnas·
@AaPapaya98549 @profjmb It's good that the article was published in Nature. If they had given credit to Piffer et al. that probably wouldn't have happened. So the wrongdoing had a positive result.
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Nathan Cofnas
Nathan Cofnas@nathancofnas·
Six months after I published "Beating Woke with Facts and Logic," Harvard researchers declared an HBD paradigm shift in Nature. The fact that Reich et al. plagiarized internet race scientists only reinforces my point. Liberal elites are open to reason and evidence.
Davide Piffer@DavidePiffer

Reich's team is now framing their publication as a paradigm shift, nobody had published such results before (wrong). Reich also appropriated my idea that these results challenge the standard view of no selection over 100K years, which I criticized here: davidepiffer.com/p/there-was-ne…

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Joe Varga
Joe Varga@JoeVarga128·
@WKCosmo I think back to the Great Awokening ( 2020-21 ) I remember there was female biology professor at Portland State University getting denounced as a fascist by smugly assured undergrads for saying men and women were different biologically.
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Will Kinney
Will Kinney@WKCosmo·
I'm looking forward to a few years from now when people are all over social media saying "What are you talking about? No real biologist ever believed that sex is a spectrum."
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Joe Varga
Joe Varga@JoeVarga128·
@Lasermazer @SilverVVulpes He seems pretty strongly against the idea that evolution has changed modern humans. I remember reading some of his stuff awhile ago, he did not discuss data that didn't support his views, he simply ignored it.
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Jesse Mazer
Jesse Mazer@Lasermazer·
@SilverVVulpes Gould's comment was tossed off in an interview w context being about cultural evolution being far more important than genetic evolution in that span, IMO it's over-literal to interpret it as meaning no change whatsoever, just unimportant relative to that web.archive.org/web/2000082413…
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Joe Varga
Joe Varga@JoeVarga128·
@SilverVVulpes I never heard of Mayr saying that, Gould yes, Mayr was something of a mentor to the recently deceased Robert Trivers, who definitely was not a fan of Gould.
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Don kiddick
Don kiddick@don_kiddick__·
@avidseries Out if Africa theory is bollocks Just to keep people happy in the 80s during apartait Older skeletal remains have been found outside if Africa, in Turkey, Indonesia, Iran, Russia.. Now they say people left Africa earlier. Hahah fucking unbelievable nonsense
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i/o
i/o@avidseries·
Population genetics just dropped an atom bomb on blank slate science denial in the pages of Nature. We were told for decades that evolution could not have meaningfully operated on the human brain in the "short period" of time since humans left Africa for Europe and Asia around 50,000 years ago. In fact, it's been accelerating over the past 10,000 years, and the proof is in our DNA, and the DNA of our ancient ancestors. Bigger data sets and improved scientific techniques are exposing the ideologically-motivated lie that's been ruthlessly enforced in academia since the 60s: Population groups are biologically all the same under the skin. Reich himself warned liberals back in 2017 that they needed to prepare for some bad news, and that if they didn't they were going to end up on the wrong side of the scientific revolution occurring in genetics. But rather than accepting his argument, Reich was attacked. Now the bad news is arriving.
i/o research@iointelresearch

New from David's Reich's lab: "In the past ten millennia [in Europe], we find that many hundreds of alleles have been affected by strong directional selection," including those influencing human intelligence. nature.com/articles/s4158…

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Tim Spalding 🇺🇦
Tim Spalding 🇺🇦@librarythingtim·
This is sad. We visited it with my kid, with several others in the area.* it was clearly in trouble, although they put a brace face on. It struck me as a place from another era—hippie, crunchy, New England, full of interesting, weird kids. The kind of place where students kept ferrets in their dorm room and one wore a wizards cloak around. Twitter is full of right wingers crowing that a left-wing school is going under—“Go woke and go broke!” It was clear the politics there were pretty far out, but—right, left or nothing—passionate, weird kids who think college is about fun and exploration are the best. *He was not interested and went to art school instead. There are no right-wing art schools!
The Boston Globe@BostonGlobe

Hampshire College, the liberal arts university in Amherst, announced that it would close after nearly six decades. trib.al/TCMQADx

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Joe Varga
Joe Varga@JoeVarga128·
@L0m3z @Steve_Sailer @nathancofnas I remembered this essay in the Summer of George ( 2020 ). To my mind this was the answer to Glazer, if people dont know about these things, this is what ends up happening.
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Lomez
Lomez@L0m3z·
@Steve_Sailer @nathancofnas I think Nathan Glazer’s response to the Bell Curve is closest to the denialist point of view. Not ethnic self-interest, but a crude calculus about preserving certain “untruths” for the sake of social harmony. Not tenable imo, but it’s ironically the most “honest” argument.
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Steve Sailer
Steve Sailer@Steve_Sailer·
@nathancofnas Is it silly to contend that people of West Africa descent are more likely to win the Olympic 100m sprint and people of East African highland descent are more likely to win the 10,000m?
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Joe Varga
Joe Varga@JoeVarga128·
@gcochran99 @JohnCleese I had the impression that once they landed in the Falklands, the British routed the Argentines pretty easily. I guess that getting there was the hard part.
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Gregory Cochran
Gregory Cochran@gcochran99·
@JohnCleese Hard to imagine a Congressman knowing more than a comedian, but this time he's right. Woodward (in One Hundred Days and elsewhere) called the victory "a fairly close run thing" and said the British "fought our way along a knife-edge." He explicitly stated the "inescapable truth"
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Nathan Cofnas
Nathan Cofnas@nathancofnas·
@Aves_Clovis @charlesmurray Eysenck is a bad example because he really was a fraud. But he was no worse than Gould, and none of Gould's papers have been retracted.
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Joe Varga
Joe Varga@JoeVarga128·
@douglas_bill @Steve_Sailer @hoeberian @arcticinstincts I think I read that, was the interview in Rome? I just remember Sting and Copeland going right after one another, no burying of the hatchet between those two, like they hadn't let go of anything since the band split 15 yrs earlier.
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Bill Douglas
Bill Douglas@douglas_bill·
@Steve_Sailer @hoeberian @arcticinstincts One of the big music magazines of the 2000s had an interview with the Police, their first interview together since the 80s, and Sting and Andy Summers end up harassing Copeland with drummer jokes.
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Joe Varga
Joe Varga@JoeVarga128·
@Steve_Sailer @TheFreesaw @TruueDiscipline Does the NYT or the rest of MSM even acknowledge the Tawana Brawley hoax even happened? I thought they promoted a similar hoax with some Arab teenager right after the 2016 election. Not to mention Jussie Smollet.
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Steve Sailer
Steve Sailer@Steve_Sailer·
@TheFreesaw @TruueDiscipline The New York Times treats Emmett Till's murder in 1955, more or less the last lynching, as late-breaking news, while Tawana Brawley in 1987, the first modern Hate Hoax, is distant history suitable for dusty library shelves.
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True Discipline
True Discipline@TruueDiscipline·
Ever since the civil rights movement black people are slowly spending through their moral currency. 2020 was a massive spending spree where they maxxed out their credit cards, reverse mortgaged their house and went to town. 2026 is whats left.
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Joe Varga
Joe Varga@JoeVarga128·
@Ceriated @charlesmurray His English born father was a professor of both mechanical engineering and mathematics in Canada, and yet when he wrote about math, he spelled word eigenvalue like this "igonvalue".
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James Drake
James Drake@Ceriated·
@charlesmurray Malcolm Gladwell is a version of Jerry Springers "Final Thoughts" segment with a PhD bent. Same for Ezra Klein his heir apparent. Douglas Murray destroyed him on the Munk Debate stage, Gladwell's team lost by the widest margin in the history of Munk. That 10,000 hours is bullshit
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Obi Wan Kenobi
Obi Wan Kenobi@TheRealSpencerP·
@jlkinok @gcochran99 @DrNeilStone RFK Jr isn't a scientist hahahaha. He can analyze medical literature likely far better than you. And he searches for truth isn't of just believing Left of Right media. Seems like way more of a scientist than however you define one.
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Neil Stone
Neil Stone@DrNeilStone·
Not believing that HIV is the cause of AIDS should be immediately disqualifying to be Health Secretary of the any country Agree?
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Gregory Cochran
Gregory Cochran@gcochran99·
@maiamindel Real fact-checking, over a very wide range of subjects, is essentially impossible, at least for the sort of people you see in publishing.
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