Five Things I Think

 1.  I think the key to Diddy being in jail....his little-helpers at various times over the past 20 years....sold tapes of the sex-action to bidders (say half-a-million).

The bidders?  They turned the tape around and went to the guilty party on the tape, and blackmailed for a million.  You might have have five-hundred folks....who've lost $20-million each....trying to cover their ass.

So I think this group of guilty folks finally went to the FBI and they added up the amount ($1-billion-plus) of tax-free funds that moved around.

Just a theory.

2.  I don't think Barak Obama coming out this final month to campaign for Kamala Harris....helps.

Maybe some media types or news journalists still feel some Obama-thrill, but that's not true for the black community.

3.  To be honest, saying FEMA is coming to help/save you....might not thrill folks.

4.  Up until recently, Sweden never did have to make a law to prevent you from marrying your cousin.  The Swedes recently decided....'enough', and made a new rule, but it won't  be forced until 2026.  So if you wanted to marry a first-cousin....you'd best do it soon.

5.  Among black guys voting this time.....I think more than 75-percent will vote for Trump, with NY City black guys probably voting near 90-percent.  

IQ Chatter

 I sat and watched an interview yesterday....podcast guy talking to a PhD-gal who specialized in education.

So at some point, PhD-gal notes that US colleges have reached a point where just about anyone can sign up, and get in the front-door.  Reflecting upon this....she then noted that low-IQ folks  now have the greatest opportunity in history....to attend college.

I reviewed a number of sources.  The college crowd generally believes that getting inside the door of a college....requires a IQ of 115 (minimum).  I should note here....100 is considered the 'average' of society (in America).

However, a study done in the 1990s....says that even at a IQ  level of 85....most folks can survive basic college (probably not engineering or the sciences).

Going back to the PhD-gal....she commented at some point, if you had low-IQ folks (say at 85) attending, if they did graduate....there's nothing much to really say they improved their low-IQ situation.  This group would also go  out and impress people as intellectuals....when they were still low-IQ.

At the end....I pondered, if the low-IQ folks graduated college and got jobs teaching at high schools, then all they'd produce were low-IQ high school folks.  Evidence?   Well....you just look around and start to grasp how crappy things have developed into...over the past thirty years.