Why Stereotypes Are Surprisingly Accurate | Lee Jussim

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In general stereotypes may be accurate however it is far too common for my Liberal freinds to have an image of a typical MAGA person that is completely inaccurate.

To overcome one's nature, to break steroetypes beyond completion, is a uniquely human trait.

It's not really "black communities" vs. "White communities" the really valuable comparison is "Black communities" vs. "non-black communities"

Not an admirer of psychology. It was primarily founded by atheists in an attempt to replace God as the go to for all problems.

Great stuff

People who appear to be middle class or lower, tend to give higher tips to the food delivery person. More savvy coworkers strive to make deliveries to those houses.

Don't have an esteemed study to prove that, except that Once upon a Time, I did pizza deliveries for just a couple of months. Found that with the gas that was expended, wear and tear on the car ETC, there is no reason to keep doing that particular job.

A couple of pizza grabs and slamming front door at the mansions, didn't help. By the way no tats, no piercings, no strange makeup, and just average hair that wasn't in sherbet colors.

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We call it Pattern Recognition.

Are you sure people tend to meet expectations, or are people actually able to accurately judge what another person will do?

Quit beating around the bush. Calm down a little.

There's nothing wrong with keeping an eye on suspicious people because they're suspicious. In fact, that's a good idea. But "stop and frisk," for example, is a terrible policy, and it's obviously unconstitutional. When its supporters claim that "it works" to reduce crime, they are missing the point. All police states "work" to achieve security, but they destroy civil liberty in the process. And civil liberty is one of the most precious things that human beings have ever created. And this needs to be emphasized as often as possible because liberty is a concept that is impossible to explain to someone who does not intuitively understand it. That's why our founding fathers called it a "self-evident" truth.

Stereotypes are not accurate at all. I'm a conservative and when I walk my knuckles do not drag the floor. There is a good 1/2" of clearance

OK, it's complicated, tell us the results anyway.

Wait so they do run the world?

In this day and age, no one can state the obvious!?

Cuz people just be doin the same ass shit.

This is great. So wonderful to see that some in academia have common sense.

Stereotypes are accurate unless they're about MAGA lol Trump is going to bring us to war with Iran but sure, let's still talk about DEI.

Klavan: "Hi Lee, how are you?"
(1/2 hour later)
Klavan: "Well, I'm sorry our time is up."

Ratchet is as Ratchet does.

Interesting. Rutgers fired a politically incorrect associate professor, resulting in the most specious legal decisions ever issued by NJ courts. The professor’s fate eludes me, but the contortions of legal argument were nauseous: “we can’t allow students to be exposed to bad thoughts.”

survival of the fittest applies to stereotypes. that's why they are accurate

Fascism is a form of socialism, which is LEFT wing.

Should have been: "We need a WEAK leader to overcome our traditional values"

I hold a stereotype that professors cannot answer a question succinctly. 😂

Stereotypes exist for a Reason -- like it or not

"if it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, and looks like a duck, then it's a duck".

So the curative action is acquiring uncensored data