The NXR Podcast - NXR Livestream - African Researcher Tests IQs; Shocked At Results

00:00:00.000 christian ministers who who are looking you in the eye right now and saying these disparities

00:00:05.120 don't exist every young man in the world can pick up their phone and in 15 seconds can see that the

00:00:13.040 average iq in haiti is 67. right and any christian minister who denies that will not have any 0.99

00:00:21.040 credibility they won't credibility but it is a sin to god is because you're a liar manifested 0.96

00:00:26.080 reality you're a liar it's not true you cannot be a minister of the gospel and be a public liar 0.98

00:00:32.100 right that's you're disqualified from ministry from lying you can't be a liar and be a minister 0.98

00:00:39.140 of the gospel all right here we are back for another live episode with nxr studios i am your

00:00:46.620 host pastor joel webin what you just watched was a quick little clip from i don't know about

00:00:52.980 year and a half, maybe two years ago, where we were discussing the topic that we'll be discussing

00:00:58.720 today in light of the new research that has come out of Nigeria, the topic being IQ and the

00:01:06.580 differences and disparities in IQ across different nations and different peoples. And I remember that

00:01:13.980 little clip right there, the place that we pulled it from this morning as we were preparing for this

00:01:18.540 episode. We didn't pull it from our own channel or our own sources. We pulled it from our detractors,

00:01:24.260 our opponents. I was slandered and smeared. People lost their ever-loving minds with that little

00:01:32.060 clip right there about a year and a half ago when we said, hey, if you're going to pretend as though

00:01:38.820 disparities in IQ across different peoples, nationalities, and ethnicities, races, that it

00:01:45.200 does not exist, then you're going to lose credibility. You are going to lose the trust

00:01:51.180 of young men, young Western men, because they're going to be able to readily find this information,

00:01:57.460 especially as suppression of free speech and these kinds of things has been mitigated.

00:02:04.260 It's not completely gone, but been mitigated over the last couple of years. There are less

00:02:09.440 restrictions on social media. There are less restrictions when it comes to publishing

00:02:15.180 certain information. You can find it more readily. It's more readily available than perhaps

00:02:21.100 ever before, at least in recent times. And so the whole point of that was to say, look,

00:02:28.480 disparities in IQ, they are undeniable. They exist. The research has been done.

00:02:33.800 and uh and when it comes to the particular country that we were talking about in that episode which

00:02:40.280 was haiti uh we know what the iq is and again it was christians christians were the ones who

00:02:46.740 for like a month straight were just doing you know response videos and retweeting and sharing that

00:02:55.040 clip as though it was some huge gotcha like we got joel this time you know he's a racist or he

00:03:01.840 made this number up or it doesn't come from anywhere so what we want to do in this episode

00:03:06.500 is uh first of course um i want to be magnumonious so the first thing that i'll say is i told you so

00:03:14.520 i was right and you were all wrong okay so i think that's how it works right you do something like

00:03:19.460 that um no nanny nanny boo boo you were absolutely wrong and i was absolutely right and you should

00:03:24.040 feel bad about yourself so that's first um now that that's out of the way uh continuing let's uh

00:03:29.280 let's do a punch list. Wesley has some stats up that he's going to share with us because this

00:03:35.120 actually matters. Why does this matter? Why are you just disparaging people? We're not trying to

00:03:39.940 disparage people, right? There's a difference in acknowledging realities versus hating people,

00:03:46.500 right? So this is not fueled by hatred, but we do need to acknowledge these realities. And the

00:03:53.100 reason why is because we live in a world that is dominated by a secular, and I would argue in many

00:03:59.920 ways satanic, worldview that goes against the natural order that God established known as

00:04:05.800 egalitarianism. Egalitarianism is not a biblical principle. Egalitarianism is not a biblical

00:04:12.760 worldview. The idea that people are just fungible widgets, that they can be interchanged at whim,

00:04:18.640 the idea of this blank slate-ism, as you've probably heard the phrase coined, blank slate-ism,

00:04:25.920 that ultimately the only difference between people is just resources. Did they have a father

00:04:33.000 in their home? Did they have a good family life? Did they get good nutrition? Did they get good

00:04:38.240 education? And the reality is that these things make a difference. Of course they do. Of course

00:04:42.380 they do. But right now, if you were to set up the same level of schools that we have here in the

00:04:48.800 West, in America, or certain European countries, and you were to set that up in Nigeria, and every

00:04:54.480 Nigerian boy and girl went to those schools for the next five years, it would improve their IQ.

00:05:00.880 IQ is malleable. It can be improved, but not whole deviations, right? It's not going to

00:05:07.140 take someone who has a 60 IQ and all of a sudden give them 125 years later that's just simply not

00:05:15.760 the way that the science works and I was told ad nauseum for years maybe you guys have forgotten

00:05:21.660 but 2020 2021 I was told to trust the science right I mean that's that's what was you know

00:05:27.860 forced down you know my throat every single day for you know a few years trust the science trust

00:05:34.300 of science? Well, we have science on IQ, and the reason why it matters is because egalitarianism

00:05:40.500 is a lie that has been fed to the West, and truth always matters. No matter how discomforting it

00:05:47.460 might be, truth matters because we're Christians, and Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life.

00:05:52.480 We love the truth, right? 1 Corinthians chapter 13, love rejoices in the truth, right? So we

00:05:58.640 love the truth, and we want to be honest about it, especially when something has been lied about.

00:06:04.300 when it has been profusely lied about when it has been suppressed so part of it is just getting to

00:06:10.340 the truth and the way that god actually made the world that there are some servants who have five

00:06:15.080 talents some that are given two some that are given one right we have a hierarchical world we

00:06:20.740 have a world of of distinctions and differences and distinctions necessarily create disparities

00:06:26.940 then the christian question first a christian acknowledges this as reality because christians

00:06:32.020 embrace reality. We don't suppress it or try to pretend as though it doesn't exist. Then what

00:06:36.880 makes us Christians, first embracing reality, and then two, living in light of reality. Living with

00:06:43.500 courage, living with compassion, living with wisdom. So that's part of what we're going to

00:06:49.720 talk about in the latter half of this episode, is what do we do? How then should we live, right? How

00:06:55.140 shall we live in light of the reality that the world that God actually made is a world that

00:07:01.920 includes distinctions and distinctions necessarily create disparities what do we do with the fact

00:07:07.700 that there are several nations in our world today where the average iq is 67 or perhaps 70 or 73.4

00:07:18.500 as you'll see from a study that we're going to be sharing today but before we get into all that just

00:07:23.780 as a punch list let's let's go ahead and just go over some of the statistics let's look at some

00:07:29.500 different nations in the world and the average IQ for each of those countries. Wesley, would you

00:07:35.820 oblige us? Well, the gold standard for IQ testing is a book, The Intelligence of Nations, published

00:07:41.060 by Richard Lynn and David Becker in 2019. They went to a number of different countries, all over

00:07:45.340 over 200 of them, using the program for international assessment, trends in mathematics, science study,

00:07:50.280 and progress in international reading literacy studies. And so this is not just somebody who had

00:07:54.720 an idea that I'm going to give someone an SAT test, I'm going to just transcribe and translate

00:07:59.160 that show it should be perfectly applicable.

00:08:01.100 Tests like the psychometric evaluations,

00:08:03.280 I have my degree in neuroscience and psychology.

00:08:05.380 They're tested again and again and again

00:08:07.000 to make sure you're measuring the underlying structure.

00:08:09.340 So from that study, the intelligence of nations,

00:08:12.200 here's some of the intelligences

00:08:13.340 of specifically the continent of Africa.

00:08:16.140 The highest country by IQ is Libya.

00:08:18.680 Libya is in the northernmost part of Africa,

00:08:20.860 nearest to the equator with an average IQ of 90.

00:08:24.460 You have a couple of different smaller countries.

00:08:26.040 One of them is an island even farther off

00:08:27.760 to the east of Madagascar. The third one is Sudan, where you're getting to the level of 78.

00:08:32.780 We'll talk a little bit later about the IQ ranges, what it means to be 80, what it means to be 70.

00:08:37.540 But the average IQ as I measured it in Sudan was 78. Tanzania, 79. Madagascar, 76. Uganda, 76.

00:08:46.280 Kenya, 75. Tanzania, 74. Zimbabwe, 74. Rwanda, 69. Botswana, 69. Zambia, 68. Nigeria,

00:08:58.120 67.8. Keep that in mind. We're going to play a video later. 67.8. Somalia. We've heard a lot

00:09:04.660 about Somalian immigrants. I think it's something like 10% of Somalia, like Somalia, the nationality,

00:09:09.920 now live here in the United States. Average IQ as measured in this 2019 study, 67. Morocco, 67.

00:09:17.480 Mali, 59. South Sudan, 58. Ghana, 58. Guinea, 53. Liberia. This was by slaves that were sent back,

00:09:29.900 Protestant slaves that were sent back to Africa to form a colony. 45 Sierra Leone, 45.

00:09:36.920 Yeah. Another thing that's worth noting real quick from the outset of this episode is that

00:09:43.300 But here in the West, it was held as just an absolute universal belief that below the IQ of 85 was defined as mental retardation. 0.72

00:09:58.360 And that was the standard that was held for a very long time until I believe it was not until the 70s or it might have been the 90s.

00:10:06.520 In 1992, the American Association on Mental Deficiency changed the definition.

00:10:10.460 Right. And part of the reasoning when you look into that and see what was the motive and incentive that inspired this, part of it was how that threshold would affect people's perception of blacks in America was a big part of it and how it would affect their perception of immigrants who were coming from different nations.

00:10:31.100 Like, what do you do as a country if you're saying that by your own medical standards and the standards that you've set, you're essentially saying that anybody who immigrates into the United States from a non-Western country is mentally retarded, right? 0.76

00:10:48.780 Now, again, not universally each and every individual, but generally, right? 0.81

00:10:52.980 We understand how generalities work.

00:10:54.840 There are always exceptions, but we're saying it's generally, meaning more often than not, the reality.

00:10:59.960 True. How do you push mass immigration from non-white Western countries onto America if America, in terms of its medical science, is saying that the average person coming from these non-Western countries is mentally retarded by our own standards, by our own definition? 0.99

00:11:19.320 Well, that's going to be a pretty difficult task. 0.69

00:11:23.780 That's going to be a tall order to get Americans to support mass immigration 0.94

00:11:29.740 from non-white Western countries. 0.80

00:11:33.400 How do you do that? 1.00

00:11:34.380 How do you say, hey, fellow Americans, we should import in mass mentally retarded people? 1.00

00:11:40.220 Well, it comes to a problem of immigration. 1.00

00:11:42.320 There comes a certain threshold of intelligence where you can't even teach someone

00:11:45.920 how to meaningfully contribute to society.

00:11:48.580 Now IQ as a number in and of itself doesn't necessarily tell you they won't be able to do

00:11:53.100 anything, but the military for the longest time has given IQ tests because, I mean, it's the

00:11:57.020 military. It matters who you're putting a gun into the hands of. And they've determined a

00:12:00.880 threshold where they say even in the military, where we have guys that their only job is basically

00:12:05.440 to be cannon fodder, maybe it's engineering to move a sandbag from point A to point B,

00:12:10.080 there comes a point where they're so unreliable, they're so unable to contribute meaningfully 0.63

00:12:14.100 that it's not worth it to actually enlist them.

00:12:17.820 And there was a long time where you could use IQ tests in employment

00:12:21.240 until a landmark case, 1971, Griggs v. Duke Power Company,

00:12:25.580 in which the court determined the disparate impact clause.

00:12:28.620 The disparate impact clause shifts focus from the motives to the effects of the policy.

00:12:33.300 So this decision, Griggs v. Duke Power Company,

00:12:36.620 the decision required employers to prove that tests or educational requirements

00:12:40.780 are valid measures of job ability.

00:12:42.680 The precedent broadened civil rights enforcement and employment and influenced later expansions

00:12:46.880 of impact-based discrimination law.

00:12:49.260 So it was basically twofold.

00:12:50.660 The test has to be relevant to the job, so you're testing them in the realm of engineering.

00:12:55.440 You're testing them in the job of administration, and it can't have disparate impact.

00:13:00.840 In fact, the court actually said, the court emphasized that the goal was to achieve a

00:13:04.640 quality of employment opportunity, but we just don't live in that world.

00:13:08.880 we do not live in a world of equal employment opportunity. I will never have the opportunity

00:13:14.460 to be an engineer at Apple. I'm not smart enough to be an engineer. And there's no test or no

00:13:20.120 lowering of the standard that makes it so that I should work there. And so when you take these

00:13:24.640 tests and say, you can't administer this because you're really not technically testing what they're

00:13:28.580 doing their job for, and you can't administer this test because it disproportionately impacts

00:13:32.720 people. Well, if it disproportionately impacts people, I would want to know, hey, these people

00:13:37.220 aren't cut out for this job they're not cut out for engineering they're not cut out for this 1.00

00:13:40.180 a five foot two woman in the military is not cut out to be on the front lines with 80 pounds of

00:13:45.000 gear and it's not hateful and it's not discriminatory to say so it's reality right yeah

00:13:49.620 and i would think that i'm just i don't know much about that case but i would think the duke power

00:13:54.120 company could probably just design a test that people wouldn't pass that is germane to to the

00:13:58.460 work but but i think to your point about equal opportunity it all comes back down to this concept

00:14:02.900 of egalitarianism. Like, that's at the root of it. And we've talked about this before, but it's

00:14:07.920 just this notion that God made the world in a particular way. And we actually, as people who

00:14:15.280 hate God, we actually don't like that. We want to reverse that to some extent. Not only do we want

00:14:20.620 equal opportunity, but we want to socially construct the equal opportunity. So all of

00:14:26.780 the environmental factors that actually might contribute to someone's disproportionate

00:14:32.280 performance. Maybe it's a stable home. They have two parents in the home. Maybe they have a high

00:14:37.160 income. So we say, okay, what if we gave universal basic income? Or actually, if we can't do that,

00:14:43.000 we should just punish people who have high income. Let's make it negative points on any given

00:14:46.780 evaluation if you come from a family with quote unquote privileges. And so at every turn,

00:14:53.660 it's particular here in America, I think the equal opportunity argument has always just been

00:14:59.640 an argument for equal outcome. And so the communists have had their way, despite actually

00:15:05.300 not winning the Cold War, they've had their way philosophically and ideologically in the West,

00:15:10.540 and we're still suffering from it. It's an absolute plague. I would say it's a plague,

00:15:14.500 certainly on the left, but even on the right, I think there's some implicit presumptions or

00:15:19.260 assumptions about what we should be striving for, whether it be related to male and female.

00:15:25.380 That's probably the most pressing on the right, is this question of, well, should females be

00:15:29.360 pastors, because my liberal inclination, even though I'm quote-unquote conservative, is that

00:15:33.460 they should be able to be pastors, because the distinctions aren't that important. And so the

00:15:37.700 list goes on and on. Even if they're not able in terms of permissibility allowance, we still need

00:15:43.440 to insist that they are able in terms of capability. So even your based conservative, you know,

00:15:50.800 theological minister, right, male minister, he's going to insist, look, the reason why we don't

00:15:56.080 have female pastors at this church is because God's Word says it, and that settles it. And I

00:16:00.720 have the bumper sticker on my car right out there in the parking lot. So God's Word says it, that

00:16:06.140 settles it. And so we're not going to have female pastors because we want to be obedient to the Word

00:16:11.040 of God. Yes and amen. I appreciate that. And God simply doesn't allow it. And this is a rule that

00:16:18.020 He has, and we're going to follow it because we're conservative and we're based. But I want to assure

00:16:22.940 every woman sitting in the sanctuary today. This does not mean that we don't think that you could,

00:16:30.420 in terms of capacity, that you could be pastors. In fact, let me give so many disclaimers. So I

00:16:36.160 made the point, but now I'm going to give 45 minutes of disclaimers so that the point is

00:16:40.860 completely dismantled by the time I'm done with the sermon. In fact, I actually think personally,

00:16:45.600 you know, again, we follow God's rules, but I think not only could women be, are they capable

00:16:50.280 of being pastors. They shouldn't be. And we won't do it because we're going to obey the Bible. But 1.00

00:16:53.920 they could be, in terms of capacity, capability, they could be pastors. In fact, I think they could

00:16:58.460 even be better pastors, right? Because women are innately more nurturing 1.00

00:17:02.320 and compassionate and caring. And let me show you all these verses.

00:17:06.300 Jesus himself describes himself as not a rooster, but a mother, female 0.62

00:17:10.380 mother hen that longs to gather Jerusalem, all the chicks under

00:17:14.340 his wings. And that's a maternal instinct. And what is that? I mean, he's the chief shepherd 0.69

00:17:18.400 after all, 1 Peter chapter 5. And so every under shepherd, a male pastor, is seeking to emulate

00:17:23.900 his example. And what is his example? Well, it's very feminine in many ways. And so not only could

00:17:29.080 women be pastors in terms of, again, capability, but they could probably be even better pastors

00:17:33.920 than men. But we won't do it because hashtag we're based. Yeah, yeah. It becomes this apologizing 0.99

00:17:38.720 for God, for what God has committed in the way that God made the world. It's like, I don't really

00:17:43.240 like it. But yes, the Bible does say. But think about that. What are you doing ultimately? You're

00:17:47.760 impugning the character of god because right because what you're then saying is that god has

00:17:51.620 some rule about women not being pastors but it's capricious it's arbitrary yeah it's random it's

00:17:57.860 baseless um i i remember that that was another thing that i went viral for ali beth stuckey

00:18:03.560 lost her mind uh because i i made an argument i said look it's not just that god doesn't allow

00:18:08.840 women to preach and that he doesn't allow women to serve as elders in the church um the reason

00:18:14.840 for the rule, right? We cannot completely divorce and sever role from design. It's not male and 0.99

00:18:22.940 female roles he assigned them in Genesis. It's male and female natures he designed them. It's

00:18:30.360 not mere assignment, it's designment. I'm a preacher, so I'm going to try to rhyme.

00:18:37.100 But it's God's design. So in other words, the role, the duties, the prescriptions and precepts

00:18:43.200 stem from the design, the nature, right? It's actually ontological. And so when God says that

00:18:49.140 a woman cannot be a pastor, I believe that it's not capricious. I believe that it's not arbitrary,

00:18:54.620 but that God actually has loving reasons behind this and it stems from his design.

00:18:59.080 So I made the argument, I said, it's not just a woman may not be a pastor in terms of permissibility, 1.00

00:19:03.460 but she cannot be a pastor in terms of capability. Meaning I must believe, and I do believe that from 1.00

00:19:09.560 the whole biblical theology there's something innate to the role of pastoral ministry that is 0.78

00:19:15.180 by nature masculine and so a woman is not just um not permitted to do it but she's actually 0.95

00:19:20.560 incapable of doing it or at least incapable of doing it well yep and same thing like just like 0.70

00:19:27.520 the iq haiti thing like same thing went super viral everyone was like oh my gosh i can't believe 0.99

00:19:32.440 he said this and he's calling women stupid well back to our topic at hand iq there are are different 0.95

00:19:38.600 facets and and sectors or realms of iq right there's high verbal iq emotional iq spatial iq 0.98

00:19:47.800 mathematical iq like there are different forms of intelligence and we recognize that so we're not 0.93

00:19:53.300 trying to truncate and just narrow everything down to you're smart or you're dumb right you know

00:19:58.640 or use it as a cudgel right which is always the underlying well there's the hatred perception is 0.73

00:20:03.660 that is why we're apologizing because you will you will assume your liberal sensibilities will

00:20:08.540 assume that by bringing up the distinctions or the disparity that we're necessarily using it as

00:20:13.720 a cudgel to devalue someone or which to be clear i am but but not a cudgel against africa right but 0.72

00:20:22.040 i do want to use this episode as a cudgel to absolutely rub it in the faces not of africans

00:20:26.980 but of white christians who disparaged me for saying that i actually do want to use it against 0.57

00:20:33.380 them go inclusion feels really good it's a really feminine trait and inclusion feels so self-righteous

00:20:38.680 it feels really good to include someone and i mean like well you think about uh recess you know on

00:20:43.780 the playground like well he's in a wheelchair but we're going to include him and i actually do think

00:20:47.960 it's a virtue it's a virtue to help the little child that's a little shorter participate with

00:20:51.700 the other kids it's a virtue when it's recess interpersonally where it's not a virtue right

00:20:57.380 it's a scale issue interpersonally where it's not a virtue to be inclusive is to say we need more

00:21:02.260 pilots that are blind we need more engineers that don't know math there's a point of inclusion

00:21:07.540 where it's really good and right that's good to welcome people but the minute you scale it up and

00:21:12.140 the minute you go to actual serious tasks recess is not serious coloring and making crafts is not

00:21:17.520 serious they're good and they're helpful for kids but they're not serious the minute you get to

00:21:21.100 serious tasks and you take that same idea of inclusion and welcoming and you apply it there

00:21:26.320 it's disastrous and that's that's the irony or go ahead finish i was gonna say and this ties in

00:21:31.540 it ties in really to the world order

00:21:34.060 since World War II. I'm going to read a quote here

00:21:36.060 from a Catholic bishop, Richard Williamson.

00:21:38.320 He said this. Since World War II. That's right,

00:21:40.220 Wesley. You get in there. You get in there.

00:21:42.080 You make it about the Holocaust. 0.62

00:21:43.740 You make it about the post-war 0.52

00:21:46.320 consensus. You make this about Israel.

00:21:47.680 Here's African IQ. Now about Germany. 0.96

00:21:50.540 The African IQ 0.93

00:21:51.900 also, Israel 1.00

00:21:54.060 ruined the world. Let's go ahead. 1.00

00:21:56.000 Catholic bishop Richard Williamson, he said this. 0.56

00:21:58.500 The new religion, and that would be the religion

00:22:00.320 we've called it before of holocaustianity is very seductive it's very soft and sweet and sticky and 0.94

00:22:06.100 it's easy to go with it and lose the christian faith you have a new and different faith a happy 0.92

00:22:10.340 clappy faith where everybody's nice and everybody's sweet the only sin that's still left is nazi sin

00:22:16.340 hitler is the devil the six million are the redeemer and that's deadly it's got nothing to

00:22:20.520 do with the christian faith except that it's a clever imitation because you get off switch

00:22:23.820 instead of golgotha and the gas chamber instead of the cross so what he's saying is since world

00:22:28.940 war ii we've had this idea that anybody who draws a hard line anyone who sticks a flag in the sand

00:22:33.880 anyone who says no actually these people don't belong these people aren't capable they're not

00:22:38.640 ready to do this job anyone who holds hard lines like that is a nazi and that's the only sin left

00:22:43.720 and so we need to be welcoming we need to be happy we need to be inclusive it's one big party right

00:22:48.580 and even more specifically than that it's that any hierarchy is necessarily rigid that i can't

00:22:54.220 recognize nuance right and so it's iron it's very ironic you think about the origin of the

00:22:58.940 IQ test it actually was given to children I believe in France when it emerged at the beginning

00:23:03.100 of the 20th century or the 20th century that's right early 1900s and they're using it to test

00:23:08.360 kids who are gifted and conversely to children who need more support so the irony is by getting

00:23:14.800 rid of the standard altogether right it's actually you're doing a disservice to the kids who are

00:23:19.040 struggling because there are certain and certainly with IQ there are certain environmental factors

00:23:23.440 i'm thinking of vocabulary portions uh these children who struggle with the vocabulary portions

00:23:27.760 of an i any given iq test maybe they don't read that much maybe they need to be taught they need

00:23:32.280 to be taught specifically they need a school for children who don't read good or who want to read

00:23:37.620 good and do other things good too yeah um no it's it i i i feel like um what was i gonna say

00:23:46.520 um oh oh okay uh so iq has gone down recently in the last 20 years or so in the west uh are you

00:23:54.600 guys familiar with that yep yep all right let's just say it how much of that do we think is uh

00:23:59.820 due to immigration i every iq test i see of america it's like what kind of american are you

00:24:05.640 talking about right what kind of american hey americans iq has gone down um and it's not

00:24:12.100 correlated whatsoever you know just uh you know but we also did just import we just read out haitia

00:24:17.200 haiti and somalia right how many millions of people have come in think about that 10 percent

00:24:23.860 of the nation the whole country of somalia is here in the united states and we're also supporting

00:24:28.960 uh guatemala haiti tons of their gdp something like 25 percent of it we looked at this in the

00:24:34.120 last episode is just even our exports to them so it's dozens percentage wise coming in and then

00:24:39.660 all of our money going out to them and what a surprise our intelligence has gone down yeah

00:24:43.920 it's funny i'm thinking like our average intelligence is actually probably going down 0.51

00:24:48.200 as we immigrate from these countries and their average is actually probably going up

00:24:52.040 yep um and and that's the thing with communism um or you know or the the uh soft communism

00:25:00.620 aka liberalism um ultimately what it does is it does actually ironically achieve not not totally

00:25:07.720 because nature remains undefeated, but some semblance of equality. But the way that it's

00:25:13.400 done is exactly what you are articulating, Antonio. It's not by raising people up, but it's

00:25:18.220 by suppressing all those who are gifted and talented. It's taking the brightest and the best

00:25:22.900 and pushing them down because now they don't get attention. They don't get challenged. They're

00:25:30.580 neglected. And that's ultimately what we've done is we've just said, because exceptions exist,

00:25:37.020 and they do there are exceptions because exceptions exist um because of the existence

00:25:42.320 of exceptions um there's no such thing as a rule that's what we've done because of the existence

00:25:48.160 of exceptions there's no such thing as a rule you gave like a great um you know analogy a while back

00:25:55.400 a few weeks ago but just saying like do we believe that uh rainforest exists yeah we we do uh can we

00:26:02.820 draw an exact line of where the rain force begins and where it stops like like to where like uh you

00:26:09.900 know if i step one inch to the left um every characteristic of the rain force i will be

00:26:15.900 immersed in completely immersed and if i step one inch to the right i won't find a single species

00:26:21.600 or tree or animal or anything you know indicative of the rain and we'd say no like it's it's it's

00:26:27.380 lines are blurred yeah it's gradients yeah it's gradients um but but the fact that the fact that

00:26:32.540 i could be outside right i could go 20 miles outside of the rainforest but still find this

00:26:37.380 particular tree that is indigenous to this rainforest 20 miles outside of where the lines 0.99

00:26:43.480 have been drawn on a map doesn't mean and therefore there's no rainforest right that's stupid that is 0.99

00:26:50.160 well in in the theme of our episode today retarded that is you know mentally retarded 0.95

00:26:54.920 let's get to this video here that we promised you guys this is his name is bantu diaries and he 0.86

00:27:00.620 actually he seems you'll you'll listen to him talk he's actually really smart and really wants

00:27:05.100 to help the black community i love it a black nationalist helping his people and so he set out

00:27:09.600 some of that research i mentioned earlier he said i'm going to go on this street and i'm going to

00:27:13.320 see if these iq numbers actually hold up are the people in nigeria he's in the capital the biggest

00:27:17.660 city of nigeria do these numbers hold up on the ground with testing let's go ahead and play this

00:27:21.620 video it's four minutes long. It's all about the IQ. They have the lowest IQ in the world. Well

00:27:28.540 what can you do with an IQ of under 60? The average IQ is 75. That's what those who watch my channel

00:27:37.240 especially westerners often comment. It's the IQ. So we decided to go to the streets of Nigeria to

00:27:44.640 conduct our own IQ test. I raised the budget and dispatched my team. Well the findings were

00:27:51.540 very disappointing. Welcome to Bantu Page. It has been reported that Africa has the lowest IQ in the

00:27:57.900 world today. On the streets of Nigeria, we have come to confirm that. We will conduct IQ tests

00:28:04.520 and bring you the numbers. You see, there's something about black people. Whenever a white 0.99

00:28:11.080 person comes up with a report that's negative towards black people, they complain about racism. 0.99

00:28:17.100 Well, lately, I think they hate me more than they're white now.

00:28:20.420 I raised the budget and dispatched my team. 1.00

00:28:23.420 Well, the findings were very disappointing.

00:28:26.260 So we conducted our own report.

00:28:28.100 We're Nigerians.

00:28:28.860 We went to the street of Nigeria and conducted an IQ test.

00:28:32.400 It was so disappointing that I had to take one myself to make sure this thing wasn't that difficult.

00:28:38.580 And I'm not bragging here.

00:28:39.740 I did pretty well.

00:28:41.040 Our findings did not deviate from the report you find on Google.

00:28:45.480 Welcome to the IQ experience. When you search online you'd find studies claiming that South 0.91

00:28:52.860 Saharan Africans have the lowest IQ in the world. I've seen this report for a long time now. However

00:28:59.460 my western audience and the commentators often insist that IQ is the reason why black Africa 0.96

00:29:06.080 is backward. True to form my team did not fail. They delivered a thorough result and we have the 1.00

00:29:13.520 video evidence to prove it. IQ testing has two formats. William Stern developed the original

00:29:20.960 classical formula based on Alfred Binet's work, the modern version which no longer uses the term

00:29:27.680 meant to rage. Instead, it applies statistical normalization where scores are distributed

00:29:34.000 around a mean with a standard deviation. This method was influenced by the statistical work

00:29:40.980 of David Wexler. I have never wanted Black Africa to be better than when I was going through the 1.00

00:29:47.540 results. Let me explain how we conducted the test and who our candidates were. We set up to the

00:29:53.060 streets of Lagos and we place our tables, computers at malls, high street and popular areas and at

00:29:59.700 random anyone who wants to come we offer them 1000 Naira to sit down and complete the test.

00:30:05.300 In Nigeria financial incentives are often necessary to encourage participation. It's hard

00:30:12.180 to determine whether the monetary reward had a negative or positive effect on the participants

00:30:17.940 which may have invalidated the result. Nevertheless, the candidates appeared to enjoy

00:30:24.340 the experience. Our candidate included a mix of young and old participants,

00:30:30.420 male and female as well as a level student everyone who participated was above 16.

00:30:37.700 Only three percent of the participants scored 102 and another three percent scored over 80

00:30:45.620 and over 90 respectively. The highest group 26% scored 69 followed by the second highest group

00:30:54.820 20 percent scored 76. Disappointingly, 52 percent of participants scored below 70, accounting for

00:31:04.580 half of a candidate. Overall, the average score was 73, while the median was 69. This raises some

00:31:14.500 pertinent questions. How does IQ affect a population's ability to invent, produce,

00:31:20.500 develop or run a country is the iq test really useful iq testing can be useful but its value

00:31:29.080 depends on how and why it is he just gets into there some of the different dimensions of

00:31:34.740 intelligence that we've already covered we play this video not to pick on him and not to pick on

00:31:39.240 the people but to say here is an objective reality and he seems great he seems great he had a great 0.58

00:31:43.680 comment that said as long as black africans continue to not take responsibility to prioritize 0.54

00:31:48.080 a lifestyle that involves partying, that involves all these behaviors that are not learning, 0.88

00:31:52.360 they're going to be looked down on by the rest of the world. He's trying to encourage

00:31:55.400 black Africans and say, man up, go learn, go study, go improve yourself.

00:32:00.440 And what's great about objective metrics too is that even if it's bad news, quote unquote,

00:32:06.480 it's good that you actually have something to look at and say, we need to do better.

00:32:10.860 Rewrite my cancer test. I want it to be negative. But sir, it's positive. I want to see that it's

00:32:14.780 negative. No, you get the diagnosis. And when it comes to, well, how does this flow out? What are

00:32:20.340 the downstream results of this? IQ at its core is pattern recognition. It's pattern recognition in

00:32:25.140 art as far as shapes and symmetry. It's pattern recognition in music, what makes good music. It's

00:32:30.080 pattern recognition in mathematics. It's pattern recognition in language. It's recognizing patterns.

00:32:35.780 And when you're unable to recognize patterns, you're not going to be able to live as well

00:32:39.640 in the world. You can imagine someone that got sick every time they ate wheat. They recognize

00:32:44.080 the pattern and say, hey, I might have an allergy here. I might have celiac disease. They recognize

00:32:48.760 the pattern and say, I should do something about, I should improve my state. And all of these

00:32:53.620 countries, and we'll get into a minute what some of that will come from, and it's benign things

00:32:56.840 like geography and weather. But you think about European countries. Well, they recognize patterns

00:33:01.200 of living. They recognize foods that help people to grow better. They recognize, hey, these different

00:33:06.260 things, by teaching our children this, they do better. By instructing in the Bible, we have less

00:33:10.220 criminals that turn out in the streets. They recognize the patterns and made adjustments to

00:33:14.460 it. But if you simply live a life where here's what happens, happens, what comes to me, comes to

00:33:18.280 me, there's nothing I can do about it, then you're not going to improve your state. You're going to

00:33:21.380 have higher degrees of criminality. And the first step is saying, no, actually, there's a lot of

00:33:25.780 people here that need to learn, that need to be instructed, that need to be helped, and they can

00:33:29.600 make the world better for them if they're willing to accept there's a systematic problem here.

00:33:34.280 Yeah. Real quick, I want to talk about voting. And then I want to talk about, you know,

00:33:39.440 accounting for IQ. Um, in terms of, you know, I've said this multiple times, but I'll say it

00:33:44.340 again. Um, my, you know, what I would do if I was, you know, in charge, which I'm not, but if I ever

00:33:49.780 was, um, I, I want to see, you know, uh, in America, if we have to keep voting, which it

00:33:56.860 seems like we're going to, then I simply want to see, um, the right people voting. So I would have

00:34:03.860 strict requirements. I would want it to be a household vote, representative government all

00:34:07.860 the way down even to the family, molecular, not atomistic. So not raw individualism, but

00:34:13.840 collectives of families. So it would be a male vote, a head of household vote. It'd be fathers,

00:34:19.160 husbands, brothers, uncles voting on behalf of their family. And those individuals, those males

00:34:26.320 would need to be adult males. They would also need to be married, right? They have a stake in the

00:34:30.280 past. They would need to be third generation Americans, not someone who's been here for 15 1.00

00:34:34.820 minutes, not an anchor baby like Vivek Ramaswamy, but somebody who's third generation American on

00:34:39.500 both sides or fifth generation, at least on one side of the family. So they have a stake in the

00:34:43.700 past. They also are married. They have a stake in the future because marriage doesn't always mean

00:34:47.280 children, but it ordinarily does. So there's a stake in the future, stake in the past. They don't

00:34:52.660 have a criminal record. That would be important. They're a net positive taxpaying citizen. There

00:34:58.520 would be some exceptions for that, like a veteran or somebody who served the country and has

00:35:02.540 taking benefits, but they serve the country at great price, great cost to themselves. So they're

00:35:07.620 net positive taxpaying citizen. They don't have a criminal record. They're an adult. They are a

00:35:14.800 male. They're third generation American on both sides of the family, a fifth generation on one,

00:35:19.660 and they're married. In addition, there would maybe be one addition in light of today's episode.

00:35:25.540 I think an IQ test, a simple IQ test, not setting the standard at 120 or something like that, but

00:35:31.560 that you need to have an IQ of at least 85 or 90.

00:35:37.180 If you're going to have a say in the future of the country

00:35:39.360 that everybody is going to be subjected to,

00:35:42.120 you should have just at least a basic benchmark of intelligence. 1.00

00:35:48.180 You don't get to drive the car if you are mentally retarded. 1.00

00:35:53.300 And so having a basic IQ test and setting the benchmark 1.00

00:35:57.040 at maybe, I prefer it to be a little bit higher, 90,

00:36:00.940 but reasonable not not setting it's too high um and here's the deal if we did that and the reason

00:36:07.440 why we likely won't is because uh it would affect all people across the board it'd be a universal

00:36:13.800 rule but it would affect people disproportionately um we know this everybody knows this um but what

00:36:20.380 we're doing is in the name of equality uh we're ultimately putting our worst foot forward what

00:36:25.800 we're doing is we're subjugating everyone, uh, to the lowest common denominator. And, uh, and this

00:36:32.460 is absolute, um, foolishness and it's actually unjust. It's actually injustice. So in the spirit

00:36:39.880 of fairness, we've foregone justice and the spirit of fairness, we've foregone justice. Um, and this

00:36:46.160 is actually, it's not just, um, impractical, illogical, but I believe it's actually immoral. 0.99

00:36:52.600 It is immoral to subject mass amounts of your country, especially its native citizens,

00:36:59.680 to bad policies, bad politicians, exorbitant taxes and welfare system and all these kinds of things

00:37:07.220 in the name of equality. Now, in terms of accounting for IQ, there's a lot of things to

00:37:14.860 this. There are some biblical reasons that we've covered in the past and we don't have time to get

00:37:19.500 into today. But just one practical reason, why would sub-Saharan Africa have lower IQ than the 0.94

00:37:29.840 rest of the world? Well, part of it is due to climate. The fact that we are Christians, this

00:37:35.540 is important for Christians to hear, the fact that we are Christians does not mean that we don't

00:37:40.140 believe in adaptation. It doesn't mean that we don't believe in micro evolution. I don't really

00:37:46.700 particularly like the word evolution, not because it's inherently a bad word, but because it's

00:37:52.540 usually used to convey macro evolution. Not that species, you know, adapt and create, you know,

00:37:59.560 some disparity, but it's used to try to convince you that people came from monkeys and that monkeys

00:38:05.020 came from this that came from fish, you know, and the primordial, you know, soup in the beginning

00:38:10.040 of the world. It ultimately replaces God with time. It says what God did by his power, nature

00:38:19.600 did by millions and millions of years. And so I don't like any ideology that ultimately is trying

00:38:24.940 to replace God. I reject that outright. So I am a Christian and I'm a Christian who believes the

00:38:30.760 Bible. So I believe in a relatively young earth, thousands of years rather than millions and

00:38:36.280 millions of years. I believe in a literal six day creation, 24 hour days. I believe these things

00:38:43.000 because the Bible teaches it. But it's ironic to me that so many Christians like myself, Bible

00:38:49.520 believing traditional Christians who have an aversion towards evolution, just like I do,

00:38:56.260 macro evolution, they would look at someone like Ken Ham. If you're not familiar, he's a creation

00:39:02.740 scientist. So he's somebody who holds the same view about the Bible and young earth and those

00:39:07.160 things that I've just articulated. But he's, you know, but he's, he's a scientist and he has,

00:39:12.960 you know, a couple PhDs and is well-versed in these kinds of conversations. And many

00:39:20.040 evangelical Christians, such as myself, look up to him and appreciate him. He has garnered a lot

00:39:27.340 of respect among, you know, biblical Bible-believing traditional Christians. And one of the things

00:39:34.740 that he says is, you know, because if you believe the Bible, then you believe in a worldwide flood.

00:39:39.980 It was not just a localized flood, but it was worldwide. As the Bible teaches, everything that

00:39:44.900 had breath in its lungs perished in this flood. And Noah was only able to bring so many animals

00:39:51.940 with him onto the ark. And so that's kind of the big question that the secular scientists would

00:39:56.740 asked, they'd say the Bible can't be true because it talks about this, you know, worldwide flood and

00:40:01.720 an ark. And the biblical timeline would say that, you know, that this happened, I believe it'd be

00:40:08.200 about, no, I think it's 3,500 years before Jesus, so 5,500 years ago. So in 5,500 years, you're

00:40:15.380 telling me, you know, 5,500 years ago, every living thing with breath in its lungs was wiped

00:40:21.300 off from the face of the earth, and Noah, with an ark as the Bible gives the dimensions, an ark of

00:40:27.120 this size and these metrics that can only fit this many animals, was preserved through the flood,

00:40:33.120 and that from this many species of animals, reasonably what Noah could contain on the ark,

00:40:39.120 we have all the species, tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands, if not millions of

00:40:45.240 species that we have today in only a very relatively short period of time, 5,500 years,

00:40:50.540 and the evangelical Bible-believing Christian, again, such as myself, would say yes.

00:40:55.900 And how do we account for that?

00:40:57.200 Well, Kinham has done a lot of work and said,

00:40:59.580 well, Noah didn't bring on every species of dog onto the ark.

00:41:05.120 He brought two canines, one male, one female.

00:41:08.300 And from those two dogs, canines, we got all the way to chihuahuas and poodles,

00:41:14.260 to wolves and Great Danes.

00:41:16.040 and the evangelical traditional bible believing christian cheers and says yeah yeah you you tell

00:41:24.540 him ken ham yes the bible is true right every every evangelical christian was sitting on the

00:41:30.620 edge of their seat with bated breath watching the the infamous debate between ken ham and bill nye

00:41:35.620 the science guy and they're all rooting for ken ham and so am i so am i you know i i appreciate

00:41:41.220 can. Here's what I'm getting at. Why do you think all of that adaptation and distinctions

00:41:49.180 occurred with dogs, occurred with cats, occurred with birds, occurred with all these different

00:41:57.380 animal species, and yet 5,500 years now removed from the ark, the eight human beings, Noah,

00:42:06.400 his wife three sons and their wives that no disparities were created with them well dogs

00:42:13.440 are a great example like there are real measurable differences in impulse control ability social

00:42:18.680 cognition like obviously dogs don't speak that they're not to that level intelligence but there

00:42:22.580 is a wide variety and there are certain dogs that are very equipped for certain tasks and other dogs

00:42:27.060 that are really dangerous just as an objective statement of fact and to your point both humans

00:42:32.340 and dogs had a, they're called a bottleneck effects. So when all of a population is shrunk

00:42:36.640 down and there's new kind of founders that then pass on only a select number of adaptations,

00:42:41.360 dogs and humans both had that same event, the flood of Noah, the same amount of time ago.

00:42:45.940 Right. And so we believe, as Bible-believing Christians, that distinctions can emerge

00:42:52.700 over time, not 15 minutes, but also not millions and millions of years, a relatively short period

00:42:59.180 of time, you know, 5,000 years, give or take. And we believe that these distinctions can emerge

00:43:05.440 in every single creature. But for some reason, we're saying that it doesn't happen with people.

00:43:11.840 It does. It does happen with people. Now, accounting for that, why would some people

00:43:16.400 develop in certain ways and other people not, you know, or develop in other ways? Well, part of it

00:43:22.380 is high time preference versus low time preference. The idea to, the mere concept of the future,

00:43:28.280 the mere concept of preparation and planning ahead. People who lived in more cold environments

00:43:35.960 that had a season for growing and harvesting and a season where everything dies in the winter and

00:43:43.440 there is no food or it's very scarce. You have to every year plan ahead for the future. You know

00:43:50.460 that this event is coming and which food will be scarce and you need to be prepared for that event

00:43:57.460 or you and your family line will die the ones who prepare for it they survive and pass down their

00:44:04.120 genes to their descendants the ones who are ill prepared they die off right well what do you think

00:44:11.020 the result would be over generations and generations and generations and generations of

00:44:15.840 people who lived in that kind of environment versus people who live in an environment where

00:44:21.500 literally every day is like the last, right? Where every day is the same. It's hot. It's going to be

00:44:27.700 hot today. It's going to be hot tomorrow. It'll be hot the day after tomorrow. It's going to rain

00:44:30.600 sometimes, but not every day. And sometimes it won't. There's no concept of the future. It's

00:44:36.600 just the now. Well, when I was in university, I took a high level African philosophy course,

00:44:41.020 and there's a Kenyan philosopher, John Mimbiti, and he talked about how in Africa, and this is

00:44:45.100 Columbia University. So these are as politically correct as you get. And he articulated, and we

00:44:49.960 talked about in the class, there's two modes of African time, sasa and zamani. Sasa is the present

00:44:55.260 to maybe very near future, like dinner. You have the present, the moment that you're living in.

00:44:59.500 It's here now. Then you have zamani. That's the past time. Those are the two modes of time. There

00:45:04.020 isn't really a way to speak of a month ago this happened, a year ago this did happen. For most

00:45:08.940 of Africa, it was there's the past and everything that happened happened in the past. And then 0.64

00:45:14.020 there's the now. These are the two modes of time that we think of. This is well documented. It's

00:45:17.760 well understood, nobody denies this, but that has implications for, then those people going to try

00:45:23.160 to participate in Western societies. Can you briefly discuss, I know that it's not politically

00:45:28.500 correct, but you're a big boy and you can do it with nuance and, you know, with grace in your

00:45:35.000 speech, but the concept of the 32nd African. There's a famous, it's a short writing from

00:45:42.960 someone who claims to have done work for a long time in Africa and what he articulated and whether

00:45:48.360 you take it as true or not it is certainly true philosophically too there's simply the present

00:45:52.420 but there's this idea of the 32nd African and the 32nd African is basically when you get to a

00:45:58.740 certain level where you're not thinking about the future and you have low impulse control all you

00:46:02.680 think about is right here in the moment so imagine you did a terrible crime you hurt someone you

00:46:06.240 killed someone you sexually assaulted someone and you didn't didn't possess the cognitive ability

00:46:11.860 to think back a month from then when you're in the courthouse, a year later when you're in jail,

00:46:18.880 you simply have the ability to think now. There's a real sense in which your defense and the defense

00:46:23.320 of others that are around you in the community could be, well, he didn't do it. He's not there

00:46:27.240 at the scene of the crime. I didn't just witness him do it with my own eyes. That was in the past.

00:46:31.320 Why are we blaming him for something that he didn't do? And so if you only have a very temporary

00:46:37.620 outlook on time, which can be brought about by a lack of impulse control, by a lack of

00:46:43.380 time preference, understanding, planning for the future. If you don't have those things,

00:46:47.580 you're going to live so in the moment that you're not going to think about,

00:46:50.780 hey, I could end up in jail for the rest of my life. I could be facing the death penalty.

00:46:55.080 And I mean, even to give an example, this isn't just race specific. There's a family,

00:46:58.960 I believe it's in West Virginia, and it's white folks. And they're so inbred that they're to the 1.00

00:47:03.060 point where they communicate in clicks and grunts. They've lost the ability to speak through so many

00:47:08.840 years of inbreeding. How do you explain the gospel to someone who has no concept of the future? 0.94

00:47:13.660 How do you say that place faith in Jesus now, here, and then in the future, you'll have eternal

00:47:20.000 life? This is actually really difficult. Same thing for African missionaries. They're trying

00:47:23.480 to explain to them, Jesus died for you in the past. You believe in him now. So in the future,

00:47:28.580 you have eternal life. How do you do that? How do you do that to a family that only

00:47:32.580 communicates in grunts and clicks and the point is this all matters and so we want laws that say 0.99

00:47:37.760 you can't sleep with your sister because you could produce terrible things that could happen these

00:47:43.000 people are still made in the image of god but there's severe implications for society implications 0.96

00:47:47.320 for salvation and then the same thing for countries like nigeria what is it that needs to be done to

00:47:52.500 help these people to educate these people to get them on good nutrition that's going to promote

00:47:56.280 good development. It's not hateful. It's actually really, really loving. Yes, absolutely. And as it

00:48:02.800 pertains to us in the West, if there is a group of people that again, generally speaking, not

00:48:09.620 universally, not each and every individual, but generally speaking on average, this group of

00:48:14.920 people is not thinking about future consequences, the future effects. They sever themselves in the

00:48:22.240 present from themselves and whatever actions they might have committed in the past as though

00:48:28.620 it was done by another person, that it's not even them. If you have a people that can be described

00:48:36.620 generally in this way, what would possess a country's leadership to say, we should in mass

00:48:46.840 import this people to live here? How would that be a benefit to the country? I remember 0.98

00:48:54.880 hearing a female politician, of course, it was a woman, and she said that deporting Haitians was a 1.00

00:49:03.340 death sentence. She said, sending them back to Haiti is a death sentence. You're sending them 0.98

00:49:09.940 back to a place, to a country, to a people where there's no hope, there's no future. It's riddled

00:49:17.560 with violence. There's no opportunity. The people there are barbaric. If sending Haitians back to

00:49:24.860 Haiti is a death sentence, then what is it to America to import them here but a death sentence? 0.97

00:49:33.120 So we're saying, well, in the name of compassion, we don't want to sentence these individual Haitians 1.00

00:49:39.920 to death by making them go back to their own native country so we're going to sentence our 1.00

00:49:45.480 own people here in the west to death by importing them in mass here to our country um how how is 0.96

00:49:55.280 that just how is that how is that morally responsible to your own native citizens the

00:50:01.760 people that you have been tasked to serve and to protect so these things matter they matter

00:50:07.600 for Western policy when it comes to immigration, who we allow in, what countries. And the reality

00:50:15.380 is that we had this way of thinking. We had these policies. That's what Hart-Seller,

00:50:22.000 the Hart-Seller Act, destroyed. It was a one-two punch that came on the heels of World War II,

00:50:28.780 never again mentality. Hitler was really, really bad and really, really mean. And we need 0.74

00:50:34.040 inclusivism, we need equity, we need diversity, we need compassion. And so, you know, one of the

00:50:42.040 decisions that was made in the aftermath of World War II was both civil rights and Hart-Celler.

00:50:50.540 Hart-Celler undid the policies regarding immigration that we had previously had as a

00:50:56.640 country that said, well, when it comes to receiving immigrants, we're going to receive them

00:51:01.200 predominantly from these countries countries that are western countries that are majority white

00:51:07.900 countries that we believe are compatible with our country and with our way of life people that will

00:51:13.940 be able to come here and be a net positive to our our country our nation and that are compatible

00:51:20.660 and able to assimilate right those were the policies that we once had and you know in every 1.00

00:51:27.340 single time situation in that fashion was a jewish individual and that was because jews mostly

00:51:33.480 resided in eastern europe and they did not like that immigration policy specifically discluded

00:51:38.320 them they were not as welcomed as western europeans and so they actively and race science

00:51:43.560 was a big part of it so a big part of this was well hey listen people are not biologically or

00:51:48.960 racially inclined to certain patterns of behavior that's all pseudoscience race is not a good

00:51:53.340 determinant for picking people to immigrate. We should go by family. We should go by vocation.

00:51:58.280 We should do all of these other metrics aside from, is this person going to meaningfully

00:52:02.500 contribute to society? And the result of it has been, I mean, we've seen it. Heartseller happens,

00:52:08.200 the percent of America that's Christian, not even just white, Christian goes down because you're 0.97

00:52:12.360 bringing in people that aren't Christian. All of the things that you despise right now, whether it 0.97

00:52:17.140 be abortion, whether it be multiculturalism, whether it be false religions, sending out their calls to 0.97

00:52:22.840 prayer on United States soil. All of those things were downstream of saying, all peoples are equal.

00:52:29.840 Everything's flat. He's just as qualified as that person. It's all downstream of this very

00:52:34.220 egalitarian, flattening impulse, whereas we say, no, there's a hierarchy that's God made. Some

00:52:39.240 people are more compatible. Some people are more assimilable than others, and it's not hateful to

00:52:43.300 say so. Yeah, and I would argue largely, I think, in the mid, like, heart cellars, so mid-20th

00:52:47.800 century a lot of the immigration of the time was was a part of the capitalistic economic engine it

00:52:53.200 wasn't i i think by that time i'm thinking how post-war consensus americans had lost the concept

00:52:57.800 of uh or were losing slowly losing the concept of civilization as more robust than than um i guess

00:53:05.500 peaceful living amongst each other it was like it was to your point joel like i truly think low

00:53:10.000 common denominator is like does this person come well they have a job can i get a can i not kill 0.96

00:53:14.680 them and can they not kill me? And that became sort of the bedrock of, okay, well, then maybe 0.90

00:53:18.900 we can get along. And obviously, it's gotten to the point where we've sort of lost touch with

00:53:23.040 anything that really makes any kind of homogenous, cohesive civilization. But I also wanted to bring

00:53:29.080 up something, going back to the concept of, okay, where does IQ emerge? And thinking about it

00:53:33.600 biblically, I think I want to make two separate points. So I think at the individual level, IQ

00:53:39.060 is certainly something that can be divorced from virtue, personal virtue. So you can have someone

00:53:43.540 who's 160 IQ and actually falls for all sorts of lies because they have this warp, twisted, 0.58

00:53:49.060 unbiblical form of thinking. And then vice versa. I think you can have someone who has a low IQ,

00:53:53.500 but is actually more wise, right? More prudent, if you will. But I do think that there is a

00:54:00.740 connection now moving away from the individual level. I do think there's a really close connection

00:54:05.320 between civilizational virtue. That is, what does our society embody? What do we cherish? What do we

00:54:11.800 hold sacred, what do we inculcate into children, and the performance of IQ. And so this gets into

00:54:16.660 all the concepts about nutrition, concepts about reading and learning and education and what goes

00:54:23.080 into those things. Going back even to the concept of the gospel, I think we often say that the law

00:54:28.480 is a teacher, but I actually think the law is also a teacher in a very practical way, in a way that

00:54:33.280 you wouldn't think in terms of, obviously, moral virtue, but also in the ways of, we talk about

00:54:38.620 time preference, right? So when I'm taught to meditate, when I'm taught to repent, when I'm

00:54:44.360 taught to consider my own salvation, those things actually do require some of these practical tools

00:54:51.860 that we're talking about that obviously play into IQ. So it's like pattern recognition. Can I

00:54:57.260 recognize a pattern of sin in my own life and address it? Can I see it throughout time? Can I

00:55:01.840 visualize it in the abstract and say, okay, I'm going to make these very practical decisions?

00:55:06.320 Like these, these are obviously Christian pattern. I go out for a beer and one beer turns into three 0.52

00:55:10.900 beers and then I end up at 3am doing cocaine. It's a pattern there. Can you recognize it?

00:55:15.860 Yeah. And so that thing, I do believe that biblically speaking, it's just ingrained in

00:55:20.700 the nature and the nature of the world that God made that through time, the practice of those

00:55:26.520 things actually does become native, if you will, to your own biology, to your more than just the

00:55:32.940 civilization, but also just genetically. And so, and we've talked about that before, but I actually

00:55:36.860 wanted to bring up something else just to say, okay, I've talked about this concept at the

00:55:39.980 individual level, virtue, IQ, they're not the same. They can be certainly inversely related.

00:55:44.640 There was a study, I think at the beginning of the 20s, this would have been about 1920. So

00:55:48.980 actually as the concept of IQ emerged, this man, his name is Lewis Terman. He was a psychologist

00:55:54.660 at Stanford University. And he actually conducted probably one of the best longitudinal studies of

00:55:59.680 IQ that we have, which is to say he found the top 1% IQ children and followed them through decades,

00:56:08.360 measuring outcomes, not only in career, but also personally, their personal life, are they married

00:56:13.340 or not married, how many children they have. And in this study, actually, it produces results that

00:56:18.360 I think some of us wouldn't expect. So you take the top 1% IQ, children from the age of, let's say,

00:56:24.780 10 to 16 before IQ is relatively fixed. And you say, okay, they're top 1%. These are like 135 IQ

00:56:31.540 plus children. You would expect proportionately that those 1% IQ children would be in the 1%

00:56:38.260 of outcomes. And that's actually not what happened. So I think it was about 75 to 85%

00:56:42.540 of children who were in the top 1% of IQ under underperformed relative to their IQ rank.

00:56:48.280 And then another 25, I think it's 15 to 25% actually underperformed their own peer rank.

00:56:54.540 And basically, the reason I'm bringing up the study is to say that IQ isn't the end-all, be-all.

00:56:59.580 This is obviously an encouragement for guys like us because we're not geniuses.

00:57:03.140 It's to say that there are other factors at work, persistence being the biggest one, discipline, habits.

00:57:09.640 All of these things are just as important as IQ.

00:57:12.500 It's not only the way that you're gifted, talking about the parable of talents, but actually what you do with the talent.

00:57:17.060 um and and this study is a great example of this of course the of the top one percent of these

00:57:21.720 children in this high income upper middle class area of california some went on to be noble peace

00:57:26.660 prize winners some went on to be the best doctors in the fields others were relatively average they

00:57:31.040 became teachers and um and that was just they had no drive another big one that we we haven't talked

00:57:36.380 about is risk that's a really big one in terms of outcomes some of these children were just anchored

00:57:41.800 to low risk preference.

00:57:43.520 They didn't want to take risk.

00:57:45.340 And so they took various turns in their life,

00:57:48.040 just the easier path.

00:57:49.340 And the easier path often doesn't lead

00:57:51.240 to disproportionate incomes.

00:57:52.840 You can be a 110 IQ person versus a 130 IQ person.

00:57:56.680 And that person has a way higher risk tolerance

00:57:58.700 and sees disproportionate outcomes.

00:58:00.580 And so all this to say,

00:58:01.720 you bring in all of these different elements.

00:58:03.360 This is where the nuance comes.

00:58:04.940 It's relevant for obviously our public policies

00:58:08.500 as it relates to immigration, those sorts of things.

00:58:10.280 We need to recognize these realities, but also at the individual level, we can recognize that

00:58:14.520 there's some fluidity in our intelligence. There's certainly crystallized intelligence,

00:58:18.140 that's knowledge and things that you acquire. There's some fluid intelligence that through

00:58:21.920 your childhood, you can develop with the right environment, if you will, stable home, two parents

00:58:26.680 in your home, parents who actually care about your education, so on and so forth.

00:58:30.660 Yeah, nowhere is, you can imagine in your childhood, maybe you were tested and it came

00:58:34.480 back low. You have to distinguish between the individual and the group, private and public,

00:58:39.080 So many things, they're about how does this apply differently to the individual, like we talked about compassion and inclusion.

00:58:45.060 Good on the individual scale, bad on the broader scale.

00:58:48.480 When it comes down to IQ, a number for an individual is never a predictor of their outcome, unless we're talking extremes.

00:58:54.980 It's just never a predictor of their outcomes.

00:58:56.500 There's so much variance like risk and everything.

00:58:58.460 And yet, even with saying, as an individual, it does not necessarily matter what that number on paper is,

00:59:03.480 We can still say, on average, people from countries with lower will not be as much of a benefit to the United States. 0.96

00:59:10.080 You can do it.

00:59:10.680 You can distinguish and say, individually, this should never be viewed as a death sentence or the other side of things.

00:59:16.800 You're going to be a genius.

00:59:18.100 It's just not that.

00:59:18.940 It's just not able to take all of those factors into account and put them into a number.

00:59:23.580 And yet we can still say, look at the bell curve of Haiti. 0.90

00:59:25.980 Look at the bell curve of Nigeria and say, these people will not be able to navigate driving here. 0.93

00:59:30.720 They'll not be able to navigate laws. 1.00

00:59:32.240 They won't be able to reliably learn a second language.

00:59:34.600 They won't be reliably able to integrate into jobs like engineering.

00:59:37.580 They're not compatible.

00:59:38.960 They shouldn't come here.

00:59:40.320 You can do both, and they're not contradictory.

00:59:41.920 And you must do both, actually.

00:59:43.300 I think about public policy.

00:59:44.720 You can't, I mean, we take immigration, for example, and everyone's like, oh, I've got

00:59:47.800 my immigrant friend in my life that I really love and cherish, and they are great contributors

00:59:53.780 to our community.

00:59:54.680 Great example.

00:59:55.120 It's like, absolutely.

00:59:56.100 But at the public level, we can't literally go to every single person.

01:00:00.120 I mean, I suppose at one point, Ellis Island, you could have, but you can't go to every person who desires to immigrate into the nation and ask them this, ask them a million questions and evaluate their life.

01:00:10.000 At some point, public policy has to be at the level of generalities.

01:00:13.680 And that is just the way that the world is.

01:00:15.880 Yep, yep.

01:00:16.400 Well said.

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01:03:48.660 all right we're back we've got some super chats i'm going to go ahead and deal with the first

01:03:54.500 couple of them we've got a super chat from max horsewood 77 43 he wrote in and said good article

01:04:01.460 440 hertz uh may be bad but even worse is the death of the baritone the music industry rarely

01:04:08.980 promotes male singers that women cannot imitate he is referencing an article that we recently

01:04:15.240 published on our nxr studio substack in regards to the frequencies of music being changed

01:04:23.900 this is all due to a comment that was made by one of our contributors that we appreciate very much

01:04:30.160 calvin robinson we had him and dale partridge live in the studio with us last week and when

01:04:36.840 he was on the show, we were talking about music and aesthetics, and everybody wants to try to

01:04:43.840 make these things merely, exclusively subjective. And we acknowledge that there are subjective

01:04:49.760 aspects to the arts. But at the same time, beauty is not merely, not entirely in the eye of the

01:04:57.820 beholder. Same thing that we were speaking about in terms of IQ patterns. We can speak of groups

01:05:04.520 and generalities. In general, people will find one particular type of woman more attractive than

01:05:12.200 another type of woman, one form of art more aesthetically pleasing than another form of art,

01:05:18.880 and so too with music. There are certain frequencies that are more pleasant, and there

01:05:23.980 are certain frequencies that are more disruptive and agitating. The point that I made was just

01:05:29.940 talking about church bells being pleasant, as opposed to Islamic calls to prayer, prayer 0.93

01:05:35.920 sirens that are meant to disorient and promote discomfort. They're meant to jolt you.

01:05:43.900 Well, Muhammad hated music. So you don't have something beautiful like music that can ring out

01:05:47.960 even a Middle Eastern type of music. You just have la-la-la-la-la-la. 0.96

01:05:52.700 Yep. So Muhammad hated music. And we would say that music, especially the more pleasant forms of music, is belonging to the true and the good and the beautiful. And so naturally, Muhammad, you know, he hated music because he hated the true, the good and the beautiful. And that checks out, you know, especially in light of the fact that he is the founder of a false religion that goes against that which is true and good and beautiful.

01:06:18.640 So that's the point that I was raising was in regards to church bells and Islamic calls to 0.99

01:06:25.520 prayer, prayer sirens. And then Calvin Robinson, he made the point about the hurts and frequencies

01:06:31.460 of music being changed and what some of the motives and incentives might be behind that.

01:06:37.260 And so anyways, we ended up publishing an article. I had somebody reach out to me personally.

01:06:44.960 Um, it was, uh, there's nothing to hide. It was, uh, Ruslan. And so, uh, some of you guys may be

01:06:50.880 familiar with Ruslan. He is, um, a social media, uh, influencer, Christian, and, uh, he also is

01:06:59.760 a Christian rapper. And so he saw that clip, uh, going semi viral, uh, this last week and, you

01:07:06.520 know, obviously disagrees. Um, you know, he's a Christian rapper. And so he was like, um, I'm

01:07:12.880 going to be talking just want to give you a heads up i'm going to be publicly addressing you know

01:07:16.740 the the 440 hertz you know 232 hertz up to 440 uh that whole you know controversy changing the

01:07:26.040 frequencies of music and i said okay well that's that's fine um you know he's saying i'm gonna

01:07:30.880 oppose you and i said that's fine uh but to be fair um calvin robinson make sure to to name him

01:07:37.580 personally he's the one who made that point um i didn't really have a dog in the fight i wasn't

01:07:42.060 actually aware of that I said my position if you're going to use my name I'm a simple man I 0.95

01:07:46.960 just think that rap sucks I think that oh well this is Christian rap okay well then it's you 0.99

01:07:52.680 know it's Christian music that sucks but yeah I think that rap in general apart from the degenerate 0.99

01:07:59.120 substance and the lyrics just the music itself I think is a a clear deviation and you know step 0.96

01:08:07.860 down from music that we've had in the past. I think that it dulls your senses. Um, I think that

01:08:14.680 it's, it's not lifting you up towards things, uh, the higher things, things that are, uh, heavenly

01:08:20.100 and, um, and yeah. So I think that, uh, rap is just, uh, you know, it's degrading. It's a rap

01:08:26.880 is to music what Jackson Pollock is to, uh, to painting, right? Um, you know, there was a time

01:08:32.480 that we had the Sistine Chapel and then there was a time that we threw blotches of paint against the

01:08:37.400 wall and called it art. You know, there was a time that we had Beethoven and there was a time that

01:08:42.900 we called rap music. And I would simply ask the listener to think of those two time periods and

01:08:49.740 ask the question, which one was better? That's my position. I'm a simple man. I don't know about

01:08:55.180 all these hertz and frequencies and things like that. I'm just a simple man who knows that rap

01:08:59.500 is terrible. So anyways, it was a great article. Check it out on our sub stack, NXR Studio sub

01:09:04.760 stack. The next one, you want to go with this one, Antonio? Yeah, Matthew Skippura sent five dollars

01:09:13.140 and says, making women uncomfortable is required when leading them to Christ, and discipline's

01:09:18.320 required. This proves these churches haven't led a woman to Christ. Yeah, lots of good things are

01:09:25.900 uncomfortable. We talked about the cancer diagnosis, also working out, denying yourself food, coming to

01:09:31.460 Christ and repenting of sin. They're all uncomfortable. That's part of growing, is going

01:09:35.380 through the discomfort in order to reap the reward after. Right. All right. The next super chat comes

01:09:40.640 from someone who does not listen to our show, apparently. B Hunter 2004, he said, please address

01:09:48.240 the question, is Jesus a Jew? Thank you. So we have addressed this question, I believe, in the last

01:09:54.280 two, maybe even three episodes. So I'll try to keep it brief. Was Jesus, is Jesus the promised

01:10:01.800 seed of Abraham? Yes. Is he the descendant of Ishmael or Isaac? Isaac. Is he ultimately of the

01:10:11.020 lineage of all three of the patriarchs, Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob? Yes, absolutely. Is he of the

01:10:18.020 line of the tribe of Judah? Yes, he comes from Judah. Is he a Judean? Jew, if we're narrowly

01:10:27.000 interpreting it to mean one from Judea, Judean. No, he was a Galilean. Is he a Jew in the sense

01:10:34.860 of Jew later and its broader definition being synonymous with Hebrews, all Hebrews or all

01:10:41.880 Israelites? Then yes. Is Jesus a true Israelite in whom there is no guile? Yes. The scripture

01:10:50.560 says that plainly. So he is a Hebrew, an Israelite. He is the descendant of Abraham and Isaac and

01:10:58.620 Jacob of the line of the tribe of Judah. Galilean, but still Israelite, Hebrew. And so in all those

01:11:06.160 sense is, yes. The reason why the question, I don't like the question, is because when most

01:11:12.260 people are saying, well, Jesus was a Jew, what they're trying to do is carve out some halfway

01:11:18.000 house for modern Talmudic Jews today. So they're trying to say, yeah, you know, Jews today, modern

01:11:23.980 Jews, they reject Christianity, they reject Christ as the Son of God, they reject Him as the Messiah,

01:11:30.380 but they're still, you know, His people, they're His kin, and that's got to count for something,

01:11:35.580 doesn't it? And so Christians should have a soft spot in their heart for modern Jews today. And 0.55

01:11:42.300 so I don't like it because it's clearly used as propaganda. It's clearly used to continue to get

01:11:51.740 evangelical Christians, especially dispensational Zionist Christians here in the West, predominantly

01:11:58.640 in America to feel some sense of moral obligation to remain the greatest ally of Israel. So is Jesus

01:12:08.540 a Jew? The simple answer is yes. But in which case, this is all I would add to that. I think 0.98

01:12:17.140 the better question is not, is Jesus a Jew? I think the better question would be, is Benjamin 0.60

01:12:21.940 Netanyahu a Jew? Is Ben Shapira a Jew? Is Mark Levin a Jew? Because I would maintain, I would

01:12:33.600 insist that if Mark Levin has a monopoly on Jewishness, then Jesus is not a Jew. That said, 0.50

01:12:44.920 in the technical sense, I would again reiterate Jesus is a Jew, in which case Mark Levin is not.

01:12:54.020 And what I mean by that is religiously, Jesus was not a Talmudic Jew. You have to keep in mind,

01:13:00.520 people, they act as though Christianity is Judaism just with extra steps, right? Or to say it in the 0.95

01:13:07.820 reverse, that Judaism is Christianity just minus the New Testament. That's not true. Talmudic

01:13:13.980 Judaism didn't come into play until the 3rd and 4th century, a couple of hundred years removed

01:13:20.380 from the earthly ministry of Christ. The Mosaic law that Jesus was following, he said, I did not 0.77

01:13:27.400 come to abolish the law, but to fulfill it. But this Mosaic law, the old covenant that God had

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01:14:19.200 the old minus the new. It is a abject, total perversion and detour from both the new and the 1.00

01:14:28.020 old. It's entirely novel. It's entirely separate. So for the Orthodox Jew today, I would say that

01:14:35.700 in the religious category, because we have to speak in categories, religiously speaking,

01:14:39.820 uh they uh they are not jewish or to say the other way if we're going to say that that is jewish

01:14:46.300 then i would have to say that abraham was not a jew isaac was not a jew jacob was not a jew 0.50

01:14:51.340 judah was not a jew um so if if they are religiously jewish then all the jews of the

01:14:57.780 old testament were not jewish religiously speaking um if we want to say well no we're

01:15:04.340 just talking about ethnicity. We're just talking about biology. Well, if that's the case, then I

01:15:11.060 think that there is some sufficient evidence that Ashkenazi Jews today are not necessarily

01:15:17.740 the direct with an untarnished lineage, perfect descendants of biblical Jews from the Bible,

01:15:26.320 but that they do have a lot of the DNA. So they are descendants, not perfect without any 0.64

01:15:33.940 intermarriage whatsoever, but that they do actually have genetically a decent amount of

01:15:41.080 that DNA. But what I would say is that if that is the case, and I think that it's arguable that it

01:15:47.800 is, I find it suspect that Ashkenazi Jews would have a monopoly on that ethnic lineage. In other

01:16:01.360 afterwards, from the little bit that I've read into the subject, it seems as though there's a

01:16:06.960 fairly scientific, robust case to be made that certain sects of Palestinians, ironically, I don't 0.82

01:16:13.480 think it's ironic at all actually, it makes perfect sense, certain Christian sects of Palestinians 0.72

01:16:19.400 have been genetically tested and their DNA compared with the swabbing of catacombs under 0.71

01:16:28.840 Jerusalem that are predated to be approximately 2,000 years old or older, and had just as high,

01:16:36.500 and in some cases, an even higher match than Ashkenazi Jews. So my point is, if we're talking

01:16:43.040 religiously, in the religious category, if Jesus is a Jew, then Ben Shapiro is not. Or if we want

01:16:49.780 to say that Ben Shapiro is a Jew, then Jesus was not. But you can't have both. And if we're talking 0.93

01:16:55.260 ethnically, if we're talking biologically, blood, well then Jews today, I think, Ashkenazi Jews have

01:17:03.820 a reasonable degree of biological claim of lineage with the biblical Jews of 2,000 years ago. But I 0.80

01:17:13.640 don't believe that they have a monopoly on that claim. I believe that there are other people that

01:17:18.020 would have that claim as well. But for whatever reason, they have been discarded and kept outside

01:17:24.160 of the deal. So that's my answer on whether or not Jesus was a Jew. Could you give it to us one

01:17:30.320 more time? Just quickly. Just quickly. That's all I got. All right. I'll keep going. So Lena

01:17:36.160 Mikulik's North Starfish sent $5 and says, combining the conversations of miscegenation

01:17:42.200 and IQ, what is your recommendation for biracial individuals when it comes to marriage? 0.85

01:17:47.160 my recommendation to biracial individuals would be that they uh have to pick a lane i think that

01:17:54.100 at the end of the day um like calvin you know we were talking about with calvin robinson and

01:17:59.340 antonio you're you're in a similar boat as him but um both of you are half black and half white

01:18:05.100 and uh you know i was talking to calvin do you think you'll ever marry you know and having that

01:18:10.600 conversation and uh and he was you know he's open to it um he's he's not um he's not on principle

01:18:18.180 you know by conviction again you know a celibate or against marriage for life and so that's something

01:18:23.860 that he's open to and i asked him you know who who do you think you would marry would you marry

01:18:28.520 a black woman or would you marry a white woman he said i i identify with um the the anglo-saxon

01:18:37.760 um, you know, British lineage, British heritage. Um, it was my white mother who actually raised me

01:18:46.480 and was attentive to me and caring and loving and nurturing. Um, and I love my country and I love

01:18:53.100 my people. And so that's, that's what I want to continue. And so I would be looking ideally for

01:19:00.160 a Christian, white, British woman, knowing that our children would, in that case, be 75 percent 0.79

01:19:08.460 white, Anglo-Saxon, British, and their children 87.5 percent, and so on and so forth. And I would

01:19:15.720 be kind of, in the big scheme, I would be kind of just a blip in that lineage because of the

01:19:23.120 decision that my mother made. And, you know, but I would be kind of a brief detour and then getting

01:19:29.480 back uh in line and so um race is not nothing but it's also not everything um and i do want

01:19:39.320 to say that um the reason why we talk about it at all is because of providence it's it's time

01:19:46.060 and place right there are timely truths and we're on the heels of decades of um of nefarious

01:19:55.720 egalitarian secular individuals suppressing conversations about race and insisting that

01:20:03.320 it's merely a social construct and that it really doesn't exist at all so on that backdrop in that

01:20:08.560 context because we are christians and truth matters and the reality of the world that god

01:20:13.040 actually made matters we're talking about it if it was the 1850s we probably wouldn't be talking

01:20:19.860 about it you know because it would just kind of be something that's assumed it would be common

01:20:24.880 knowledge. It's because of where we are in God's providence and because this particular conversation

01:20:30.680 and these particular details have been swiped and removed from the entire corpus of literature or

01:20:39.860 suppressed or very hard to find books that have been entirely banned. And so in that context,

01:20:45.340 we feel like it's a worthwhile conversation because there are many, many Christians

01:20:49.180 who have been taught to believe that race is the same as the tooth fairy.

01:20:57.580 That is to say, it's non-existent.

01:21:00.380 It's merely a social construct.

01:21:02.000 It really doesn't exist at all.

01:21:03.980 There's only one race, the human race.

01:21:06.940 Yes, we're biblical Christians.

01:21:08.920 We believe that all people have descended from Adam,

01:21:11.100 and then the second time, all people have descended from Noah.

01:21:13.740 But that doesn't mean that there aren't distinctions,

01:21:16.020 and it's not just phenotypes.

01:21:17.580 It's not just physical appearance.

01:21:19.180 It's not just the frame of someone's nose, you know, or the melanin in their skin and the color.

01:21:25.480 But we're saying, no, there actually are distinctions and differences among people.

01:21:29.400 These necessarily create disparities.

01:21:31.340 We should be aware of these differences.

01:21:34.380 And so that's why we've had the conversation.

01:21:37.540 But that being said, I'm glad that the question was raised because it's a worthy disclaimer or caveat to add

01:21:44.900 that when it comes to those who are the product of biracial marriages,

01:21:49.180 who are, you know, half black, half white or half, you know, Latino and half white or whatever it

01:21:55.320 may be. Um, it has never been our position and never will be our position, uh, that these people 0.98

01:22:02.200 are somehow, um, discluded from the beauty and the gift of marriage. Um, so, but what we are saying

01:22:10.320 is that heritage matters, lineage matters, uh, your fathers matter and your children's children

01:22:16.740 matter. And so all those things should be prayerfully taken into consideration.

01:22:21.780 Not as essential. We're not race essentialists. Not as the highest thing. The highest thing would

01:22:26.760 be, as I'm looking for a wife, is this a woman who fears the Lord? Is she a Christian? Does she 0.98

01:22:32.420 love the things of the Lord? That would be first. But then secondarily, after that box has been

01:22:39.040 sufficiently checked to then consider prayerfully and with wisdom to seek counsel of, would marrying

01:22:49.180 this woman and the godly offspring that, Lord willing, that God would provide us with, would

01:22:55.040 this further our heritage and would this continue a lineage that I and God's providence have been

01:23:07.280 placed into, or would it disrupt that lineage? And those are actually pertinent questions. That's

01:23:14.760 not racist to say, I descend from so-and-so, and so-and-so, and so-and-so, and so-and-so,

01:23:21.860 and I'm proud of the heritage that the Lord has given to me. I want to preserve that. I want to

01:23:28.480 see that continue in my children, in my grandchildren. And this question of who I will marry

01:23:35.080 has a major effect on whether or not that happens. And that's going to be one piece,

01:23:42.120 not the exhaustive question, but that's going to be one question that I consider

01:23:46.720 when looking for a spouse. So yes, if you are the product of an interracial marriage,

01:23:52.340 you are not barred from marriage. Of course not. The Bible explicitly condemns those who would

01:23:58.260 forbid marriage. And so marriage is something that if the Lord has that for you, then that's

01:24:04.400 a wonderful gift and it's for you. Who you marry, the only counsel that I would give outside of,

01:24:10.680 of course, marry in the Lord and find someone who's a Christian, that's first. But then secondly,

01:24:15.780 I would be looking for someone who is culturally compatible, who shares some of the same

01:24:21.980 traditions and loves and values, those kinds of things that you share. And then having determined

01:24:31.200 that, then I would also consider the racial component. Does this person come from, do they

01:24:38.480 have the same heritage, biological heritage and lineage that I'm wanting to preserve or that I

01:24:46.900 see as good, that I celebrate and that I want to promulgate with whatever future children and

01:24:54.560 grandchildren and great-grandchildren that the Lord might give to me. So again, using Calvin

01:24:59.140 Robinson, I just had a conversation with him recently. He would say, I love the British

01:25:06.440 tradition. I see that as my heritage. So I would want to marry a white British woman who first and

01:25:13.940 foremost fears the Lord, who's a Christian, and see our children do the same. And knowing that

01:25:20.580 by the time it gets to my great-grandchildren, that they will be really just even grandchildren

01:25:26.280 in his case, being already, you know, half white, by the time it gets to the second and third

01:25:32.640 generation, they'll be indistinguishable from any, you know, any person of British descent. And I

01:25:41.220 love that culture. I love that heritage. And so that's what I would be seeking to preserve. I

01:25:47.420 think that's how you answer the question. One more time. One more time for us. Don't think it

01:25:52.260 wasn't clear. I'm just kidding. That was a good answer. I would just say a little bit more

01:25:56.920 specifically, because I think the question asked about IQ and being biracial. And I would just

01:26:01.960 encourage you, and I guess all people who are in your boat, don't be autistic about it. You don't

01:26:06.880 need to ask a potential spouse or potential partner what their IQ test is or anything. I think

01:26:12.780 we have God-given inclinations that indicate what we're more or less compatible with. I mean,

01:26:19.000 if you marry a woman who has 150 IQ and you're like 110, you're not going to be very compatible 1.00

01:26:23.420 with her. I think it works when the man is highly more intelligent than the woman. But if you're 0.99

01:26:29.680 kind of like a simple, like work with your hands, good godly man, and you marry someone who just,

01:26:34.460 even if she didn't go to university, you can tell she's really smart. That's when it's difficult

01:26:38.300 because she'll outpace the man as far as understanding. So I think 150 to 100, you could

01:26:43.060 even have those numbers available. I think that one's fine. More intelligent and big gap between

01:26:48.040 the wife and the husband, it can still work, but she would need to recognize, hey, he's going to 0.71

01:26:51.760 get things a little bit slower than me, and I have to submit to him, and that will be harder than it

01:26:55.760 will be on average. Right, and just to be more clear about what I mean by autistic, I mean simply

01:26:59.880 just to say, like, the realities of intelligence disparities, they bear themselves out in just

01:27:05.880 normal interpersonal relationships, so it's not like you need to be pressing on this question,

01:27:10.840 like, this is the single best metric to determine whether or not she is a fit spouse, and that we'll

01:27:15.960 have children who are intelligent and successful it's like you you'll know that you guys are

01:27:20.360 compatible in that oh you get along that you that when you guys talk about something you're talking

01:27:25.560 at the same level in a way that there's mutual understanding so on and so forth so i i would

01:27:29.540 just say don't overthink it uh going back to joel's point you're marrying in the lord you're

01:27:33.360 marrying a christian woman you have liberty here make a wise decision we couldn't tell you

01:27:37.940 specifically what that would look like at the individual level uh maybe it's a black woman 0.98

01:27:41.960 you already have a pre-inclination to a black woman 1.00

01:27:44.520 and you're half black 1.00

01:27:45.220 and she's actually intelligent.

01:27:47.100 She's someone who you have a mutual understanding with

01:27:49.320 and you can communicate on that level.

01:27:50.960 Don't overthink it.

01:27:52.260 Be prayerful about it, 1.00

01:27:53.820 but don't be autistic. 1.00

01:27:55.780 Yeah, well said. 0.65

01:27:57.060 All right, last two super chats here.

01:27:58.540 We've got PhilOrg1.

01:28:01.040 He said,

01:28:01.600 America should have an IQ test mandatory

01:28:04.260 for any elected official.

01:28:06.060 I'd like to go further than that

01:28:07.240 for anyone who is going to be electing officials. 0.98

01:28:11.960 officials aka it's retarded yeah and yeah retarded that you don't have iq tests it really is for 0.89

01:28:17.800 elected officials yeah so elected officials definitely but also i think voters uh there 0.95

01:28:22.500 should be a basic you know iq test to make sure that they um are not you know mentally retarded 0.89

01:28:29.520 um to be able to vote so he said america should have an iq test mandatory for any elected official 0.88

01:28:35.640 i'm thinking of jasmine crockett right so jasmine crockett from what i can tell i don't i don't know 0.99

01:28:40.880 for sure, but the little things that I've seen, um, she is not fit to serve as an elected official

01:28:46.520 and in the America by God's grace that I hope to see, uh, restored. Um, she also would not be, 0.88

01:28:53.080 uh, qualified to vote, um, on a number of, of bases. Uh, one, because she's a woman too, 1.00

01:29:00.040 because she's retarded. Um, and that's, that's probably enough. Um, so, uh, he said, uh, Jasmine 1.00

01:29:06.680 Crockett you know or Al Green was another example and then he said both of them are from Texas sorry

01:29:11.480 guys yeah Texas um there's a core of Texas that is deeply red conservative dyed in the wool blue

01:29:20.420 collar that is awesome awesome it's just this stable foundation they've been in Texas for

01:29:24.920 generations upon generations I just got done hanging out in Wimberley Wimberley is an awesome

01:29:29.240 place oh yeah dude it's beautiful a lot of the people there are you know salt of the earth of

01:29:34.660 locals outside of calcutta i mean a plano so dallas austin outside of those eras houston

01:29:40.560 you're fine right and that's where those representatives come from right yep absolutely

01:29:45.920 okay last super chat this one was a doozy look at this massive super chat 250 dollars from l.r

01:29:54.180 nichols and they said god bless you all i pray united arab emirates it is still a lot though

01:30:00.460 it's about fourth

01:30:02.160 it's like 65 dollars

01:30:04.180 so before the war it would have been half

01:30:06.340 since the war now

01:30:08.140 I didn't see the AED

01:30:10.980 there still

01:30:12.520 nonetheless it's great

01:30:14.160 very generous we appreciate that

01:30:16.880 I'm glad it's not rupees

01:30:18.880 I know stay safe over there

01:30:20.400 man it's dangerous times

01:30:22.000 he's at the top of whatever it would be

01:30:24.600 and he's like it's going down

01:30:25.820 send it into NXR 0.63

01:30:28.320 he's like Netanyahu 0.77

01:30:30.200 who's about to nuke us from orbit. 0.99

01:30:33.480 It's like James Bond at the end of the last Bond movie

01:30:35.760 where he's watching the missiles come at him.

01:30:37.960 I'm surprised it wasn't like his entire savings account. 0.96

01:30:42.640 He's like, I can see the nuke coming from Netanyahu 0.72

01:30:45.160 to take my life and make it about the Jews. 0.99

01:30:49.380 My last wish, nuke Israel. 1.00

01:30:51.700 My last wish, make it about Israel. 1.00

01:30:54.840 All right, well, we appreciate you guys.

01:30:56.400 Thanks so much.

01:30:56.740 We got one more Super Chat over here from Rumble.

01:30:58.500 Okay, great.

01:30:59.180 Rumble.

01:30:59.720 Rumble's coming to play.

01:31:00.660 This is Devin083, $10 Super Chat, said,

01:31:04.140 It took me a while to come around, but I've come to enjoy most of you guys' takes,

01:31:09.340 even as a black man.

01:31:10.760 God bless you.

01:31:11.780 He said, Also, what is the name of the guy who did the IQ test?

01:31:16.180 Bantu City's Diaries is on YouTube. 0.98

01:31:18.880 Bantu, B-A-N-T-U. 1.00

01:31:20.600 All right, Bantu, but please, sir, tell me. 1.00

01:31:23.000 It's a tribe.

01:31:23.760 What is your Christian name?

01:31:24.360 It's an African tribe, the Bantu tribe?

01:31:26.180 It could be.

01:31:26.860 i was thinking i was thinking of the dindu tribe but the dindu tribe ah the dindus uh didn't do

01:31:33.700 nothing um so bantu city's diaries is he a christian uh i don't think so okay and i was

01:31:39.440 correct there are a large diverse grouping of over 400 african ethnic groups in sub-saharan africa

01:31:43.760 who speak the bantu language okay great so uh seems like a great guy though like

01:31:48.720 yeah honestly brag on it and just and i mean that genuinely to brag on this guy bantu for

01:31:53.340 a moment um here you have an african man who is saying my people are suffering and i want to see 0.98

01:32:02.540 them lifted up out of degeneracy poverty um stupidity i like i want to see my people thrive 0.99

01:32:12.520 here's a guy instead of just taking a ticket to a western country and living for himself you know 0.99

01:32:19.240 like i'm gonna i'm gonna move to i'm gonna leave you know kenya or you know hypothetically ghana

01:32:26.040 and i'm gonna move to a western nation and play off of the sympathies of christians who are overly

01:32:32.780 compassionate marry a white you know american woman and enjoy the luxuries of a western life

01:32:38.880 here's a guy who's not doing that here's a guy who's saying my people are my people

01:32:42.820 and uh and i'm with them for better or worse and i'm going to stay and work instead of leave like

01:32:49.440 one of the reasons there's a lot of you know we already talked about a lot of it but part of it

01:32:53.600 is the high time preference low time preference you know the climate and all these kinds of things

01:32:57.440 but part of it also that that i really do feel a sense of of grief um for nations that have

01:33:05.460 suffered immensely is that uh whenever they do have someone who breaks out of the pattern you

01:33:12.560 know who is uniquely gifted and intelligent um the west is like an iq shredder for the third world

01:33:20.900 we extract the best and brightest from every single one of these impoverished nations and 1.00

01:33:28.560 take them away we did oh you've got somebody over there that's promising in kenya and he could stay 1.00

01:33:35.740 and make kenya better no we'll take them we'll take them we'll take like every single one of 1.00

01:33:43.140 the people who who are in the highest bracket for their their african country get extracted 0.98

01:33:51.000 and taken like think about that for a moment if you were if you were somebody who was living

01:33:57.360 in tanzania and you know and it's like we have a an up-and-coming you know promising young man who's

01:34:05.140 you know he's uh blessed our our village with this you know innovation or that and um up and

01:34:12.580 he's on a plane heading for america oh but there's this young girl who really shows and she's heading

01:34:17.720 to america oh and like how how wicked is that you know like that's that's just so wrong so

01:34:25.620 god bless capitalism get that man a job offer in the san francisco bay area and get him making 0.90

01:34:31.320 two hundred thirty thousand dollars a year right and keep africa poor and also replace uh white 0.55

01:34:37.980 people in san francisco right we can uh we can screw over two entire people groups how awesome 0.84

01:34:43.740 is that the best of both worlds you know like we can uh destroy the west and normally we'd have to

01:34:50.200 pick one but there might be a way might be a way capitalism might actually be a way to uh to hurt

01:34:55.920 every nation all at once it's amazing truly amazing so anyways props to this guy uh say his

01:35:01.400 full name again bantu bantu city diaries that's his youtube channel i see his youtube okay so

01:35:06.660 bantu city diaries uh go and check out his stuff uh but props to him for loving his people uh

01:35:14.100 acknowledging um the the problems where they exist and saying we need to fix it didn't you have one

01:35:19.920 quote from him because i would love to just we don't have to pull it up but just read that tweet

01:35:23.760 got it right here it was so good he said yeah quote him real quick

01:35:29.600 i'm gonna have to find it uh we're finding it don't worry wes is the fastest autist

01:35:37.480 ever he's like it's on the internet i'll get it it's on the internet first of all i've seen it 0.69

01:35:43.240 now i've just got to pull it up he said this until black africans begin to tolerate dissent 0.77

01:35:47.840 accept responsibility and critically examine aspects of their culture that include violence 0.95

01:35:52.540 boisterousness individualism partying and braggadocio we will continue we will struggle

01:35:57.740 to progress we must prioritize education refrain from migrating to europe north america or elsewhere

01:36:03.300 and manage our birth rates otherwise we risk remaining the subject of ridicule on the global

01:36:08.620 stage wow that i think about that like i mean this is a guy who is clearly talented and intelligent

01:36:15.440 um and could get a one-way ticket to some western country might want some white country would take

01:36:23.080 him for sure and he literally not only did he say we need to take responsibility for our faults 0.88

01:36:28.540 stop being boisterous right silence a black woman is speaking but can we at least wait 0.90

01:36:33.720 till the movie's over you know like like stop never know that's a good one uh stop being boisterous 0.96

01:36:39.500 stop being uh partying was one of the things that he listed all these uh braggadocious was one of

01:36:45.520 the things so stop being arrogant stop being loud stop being um degenerate partying all the time

01:36:52.240 these kinds of things um he's but but he could have just said that he was like so we need to 0.79

01:36:57.000 acknowledge the problem acknowledge the cause of the problems notice how he doesn't say uh white

01:37:01.880 oppression and um you know uh uh colonizing you know from the british empire that set us back you

01:37:10.140 know five million years what like he he says it's our problem we need to own it we need to strive to

01:37:16.640 be better but then he he went one step further and said one of the things we also need to do

01:37:21.660 is stop leaving stop stop looking to um to abandon our home and to go somewhere better

01:37:29.160 but like actually stay and work and build and develop. So again, nothing but positive

01:37:35.920 things to say about Bantu City's diaries. Check him out on YouTube. He seems like he's doing great

01:37:43.620 work. If he's not a Christian, I pray that the Lord would save him, that someone would preach 0.99

01:37:47.600 the gospel to him. Everything he listed is exactly what his people need. But the one thing that he's 0.61

01:37:55.560 missing is christ um it's it's got to be christ doing all that so anyways thanks for tuning in

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The NXR Podcast - March 20, 2026

NXR Livestream - African Researcher Tests IQs; Shocked At Results

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