Brilliant stuff:
A simple meta-principle that should govern vast social engineering
experiments such as immigration, housing policies, disparate impact
quotas and so forth is the health and research concept of “Informed
Consent.” The potential consequences of government policies such as lack
of enforcement of immigration laws or Affirmatively Furthering Fair
Housing should be explained to American citizenry in simple, frank
language.
Most importantly, no efforts should be made to silence vigorous
debate on these subjects in order to bring about Uninformed Submission.
In particular, experts, such as Jason Richwine, James D. Watson, and
Larry Summers, should not be fired, pour encourager les autres, precisely for offering informed analysis of the likely consequences of social experiments.
If you've got some spare cash, you could do worse than to
direct some of it his way.
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