Scientific Fraud Stephen Jay Gould Reaches Out from the Grave, to Spook New York City Restaurateur, with help from the SPLC and the PC New York Post

 

New York Post: “Tom Colicchio change [sic] the name of his restaurant to Temple Court.”
 

Phrenology was an early discipline that measured skulls to determine brain sizes, and thereby, intelligence. Different races have different average brain sizes and accordingly, different average intelligence.

In the best-selling book The Mismeasure of Man by scientific fraud and communist, Stephen Jay Gould (1941-2002), Gould asserted that phrenologists had either faked or mismeasured skull sizes, in order to confirm their prejudices. Millions of people either read and believed Gould, or learned his lies through Gould’s many ventriloquist’s dummies in the media and academia.

Gould wrote The Mismeasure of Man, in order to con the public into believing that there was no such thing as IQ, and thus that the science of intelligence, psychometrics, was fraudulent. Gould was part of a circle of influential, Communist propagandists, including Richard Lewontin and Steven Rose, who denied the reality of race and of IQ. After Gould’s death, scientists showed that he had lied about phrenology.

But lying has always been the race-denier’s primary method.

In 1990, I read The Mismeasure of Man and a long rant by one of Gould’s communist comrades, psychology professor Leon Kamin, and was persuaded that there was no such thing as IQ, and that the founders of psychometrics, were all racist frauds. Gould and Kamin’s lies cost me almost ten years of my intellectual development. Ron Unz has called Gould, “America’s own Lysenko.”

In recent years, in spite of Gould, et al., being debunked, “anti-racists” such as the SPLC have promoted their lies. And media operatives are slavishly loyal to the SPLC.
 

Tom Colicchio drops restaurant’s racially charged name
By Ian Mohr
August 23, 2017 | 7:42 p.m.

Tom Colicchio has changed the name of his hot Beekman Hotel restaurant Fowler & Wells to Temple Court after realizing the first moniker has a racially charged past.

The chef said in a statement: “In the mid-1800s, the building where the Beekman . . . now stands housed the offices of Fowler & Wells, a pair of publishers and phrenologists.”

Phrenology is the study of skull size and structure to determine mental abilities, and was often used as a justification for discrimination and slavery.

After picking the name, Colicchio and his team “dove more deeply into the works of Fowler & Wells” and “discovered facts about their beliefs that go against everything we stand for.”

[Garbage: They most likely read a propaganda screed from the SPLC.]