I'm a racially mixed person and at first glance you'd think I'm just a white man. I've NEVER felt racism in my heart, I've always had a strong pull towards minorities I'm not sure why exactly. I'm also very open to talking about the different attributes  amongst races and I feel comfortable doing so because internally I feel no negative feelings towards ANY race. I'm interested and curious. While having these conversations I always say things like "on average" or "something I've noticed in my experiences" "this race tends to do these things, I've noticed" and this is because in every situation there's an outlier. There's always going to be people that defy the norm amongst their group. Here's what I'm getting to, this man is saying "based on research" but I feel never clarifys this research aside from the foundation of the study. He also several times criticizes others research and writes it off as incorrect,  inconclusive or false. The other thing is what I explained above never does he say that minorities can be very intelligent and he's speaking averages, it sounds bad. Also the way he quotes the guy that said he didn't care if he was perceived racist or whatever he said correct me if you want. He got excited about it and to me its suspect. He may not be trying to say it this way but if we ever wanna have this conversation effectively this is not how you need to approach it. Lex you did great bro and regardless I'm happy you did this podcast.