Notice I said nothing at all about racism or our policy responses to race. Of course intra-group variation is more important, that’s obvious and applies to height too. This much is well known and irrelevant to my point.
The thing I’m interested here is why it’s commonly accepted that there ought (in a strong moral sense) to be no correlation. Not our response to the actual existence of that correlation.
Notice I said nothing at all about racism or our policy responses to race. Of course intra-group variation is more important, that’s obvious and applies to height too. This much is well known and irrelevant to my point.
The thing I’m interested here is why it’s commonly accepted that there ought (in a strong moral sense) to be no correlation. Not our response to the actual existence of that correlation.