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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostYep. Google ContractorUk and Yuku and you'll see the pre 2005 board. Before that was another from about 98/99 but has been lost. I was top poster on that one ;-)
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Originally posted by Big Blue Plymouth View PostWhy did so many join in July 2005?
Were you all migrated or something?
I'm only on here, diydoctor and pistonheads. Was on Shout99 for a bit but it died a death.
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Why did so many join in July 2005?
Were you all migrated or something?
I'm only on here, diydoctor and pistonheads. Was on Shout99 for a bit but it died a death.
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostYou really really need to read up on the fall in IQ in the Western World. It's no joke.
PS. I'm aware of the overall fall in fertility in much of the world.
The problem is the relative rates of fertility between the educated and the not so educated in the West.
It's well know that more educated women delay having children, and have fewer, if they have them at all.
It says it's due to immigrants.
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Originally posted by eek View PostYou really need to read up on the fertility curve...
PS. I'm aware of the overall fall in fertility in much of the world.
The problem is the relative rates of fertility between the educated and the not so educated in the West.
It's well know that more educated women delay having children, and have fewer, if they have them at all.Last edited by sasguru; 13 February 2017, 17:32.
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostBecause, Thicko, China had a one child policy for decades .
And there, as in many other Asian countries there is no generous welfare state.
You don't get a council flat and full benefits and free healthcare as a chavtastic single mum.
So if you're poor and have lots of kids its likely that a couple will die from child mortality becuase you can't afford their medicines etc etc.
Basically survival of the fittest, and the rich and well educated are fitter for reproducing.
Whatever the reason, the decline in Western IQ is an established fact noted by many studies.
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Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostEr, why aren't thickos breeding more than clever people in Asia too?
Because, Thicko, China had a one child policy for decades .
And there, as in many other Asian countries there is no generous welfare state.
You don't get a council flat and full benefits and free healthcare as a chavtastic single mum.
So if you're poor and have lots of kids its likely that a couple will die from child mortality becuase you can't afford their medicines etc etc.
Basically survival of the fittest, and the rich and well educated are fitter for reproducing.
Whatever the reason, the decline in Western IQ is an established fact noted by many studies.Last edited by sasguru; 13 February 2017, 13:43.
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I've seen it with other boards. The 'old timers' form a clique and newcomers are put off. A lot of the questions which are answered with "Have you asked your accountant?" or "Read the guides on the right" are newcomers trying to break the ice. They get a terse reply and never come back.
Of course, some of these are snowflakes who wont listen to the advice and reject the answer given to them, but once it becomes a clique of regular posters with in jokes, the boards become unwelcoming.
Most people have a different persona for the internet, they become a lot more bolshy. I imagine some of the more arseholey people on here are actually decent people to talk to in real life and probably more approachable with some of the more common questions.
Net result - web boards go into decline. People go back to abusing others on Facebook or Twitter.
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostIt's very simple. Western IQ is declining.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/blogs/sid...94.html?ref=gs
Basically thickos are breeding more than clever people.
Explains the decline of CUK, Brexit and Trump.
Asia will be dominant in our grandchildren's time.
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostIt's very simple. Western IQ is declining.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/blogs/sid...94.html?ref=gs
Basically thickos are breeding more than clever people.
Explains the decline of CUK, Brexit and Trump.
Asia will be dominant in our grandchildren's time.
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