While we have explored -and validated-the concepts of grit and power-posing here since 2013, we haven’t talked about IAT.

“The IAT is the brainchild of APS William James Fellow Anthony Greenwald (University of Washington), and he began working collaboratively on it with APS Past President Mahzarin Banaji (Harvard University) and APS Fellow Brian Nosek (University of Virginia) in the mid-1990s. Over time, the tool has led to the examination of unconscious and automatic thought processes among people in different contexts, including employers, police officers, jurors, and voters.

The US Department of Justice (DOJ) has integrated findings about implicit bias into training curricula for more than 28,000 DOJ employees as a way of combating implicit bias among law enforcement agents and prosecutors. And in a historic 2015 decision involving fair housing, the US Supreme Court referenced implicit bias in a ruling allowing federal action against housing policies that have a disparate impact as well as being overtly discriminating.”

The Bias Beneath: Two Decades of Measuring Implicit Associations -The Observer, Association for Psychological Sciences Journal, January 31, 2018

Jesse was shamely published in the Wall Street Journal. Had she used her upcoming book for toilet paper, we wouldn’t be needing to empty stores shelves like last year’s.

Meanwhile, WSJ has refused to publish me, because it might tickle the elites anti-male rhetoric.

What’s up, WSJ ? How long do you think you’re going to keep the horses blinders on us ?

Back to the WSJ article, Jesse discovered black gold with a study that found “intelligence contributes 48-90 times more than grit to educational success.” No kidding, Sherlock. Too bad Jesse doesn’t understand, or conveniently chooses to ignore grit is a less-measurably character trait while intelligence is a polygenic, inheritable, relatively easily-quantified trait. Intelligence is peaking at age 20, after which is slowly declining. Grit ? It doesn’t peak at 20, it can shoot up to the skies at 60 ! Genius Jesse is trying to compare apples to oranges. As for me I’ll stop commenting on her remarkably worthless article.

The elites are shooting at us with non-sense. They always have.

Edited: 03/2018

I’ve had two completely different videos, in the public domain, posted here. Those accounts have been terminated by the Censorship Team that follows me around.

Instead you can now watch this research short video.

Meanwhile, at your requests, here are more maxims:

“If you’re going to hire a charlatan, don’t make it an expensive charlatan.” -Max Cantor maxim #40

“Self-deprecating jerks are just jerks that lower their standards.” -Max Cantor maxim #41

“Nobody shoots at Santa Claus, even if he doesn’t exist”. -Max Cantor maxim #42
(variation of the Samuel Butler quote)

“When people say ‘I wasn’t born yesterday’, they mean what they say”. -Max Cantor maxim #43

“Golf is the closest game to the game we call life:You get bad breaks from good shots; you get good breaks from bad shots-but you have to play the ball where it lies”– Max’s favorite Bobby Jones quote

“If you challenge your boss to a duel, make sure your sword is bigger than his.” -Max maxim #44

“Since you can’t fire your boss, you must befriend someone who can. Constantly elevate yourself in that person’s close environment.” -Max maxim #45

“Meritocracy is a ghost. People keep mentioning it, yet it is always out of sight. Yes, we saw it, it was here. When was that, you ask ? Well, the last time we saw it was years ago, perhaps decades. Slippery and sneaky fellow, meritocracy hides like a ghost.” -redpill maxim #46

“If you make friends with your boss’s wife, you would have a powerful ally. Or an enemy.” -Max Cantor maxim #47

“When you are crossing over a river you might be eaten by crocodiles, but don’t let yourself get bitten by the little fish.” -says a Malawian proverb.
“Don’t even flinch at smaller fish”-Max Cantor maxim #48

“Just as the shark has smaller fish swimming around them called pilot fish, bosses have their own orbiters who clean and cleanse them. Their utility is limited. Don’t be one of them” -Max Cantor #49

“Bosses keep a hit list we don’t know about. It’s the little blackbook of who’s next to be fired according to their preferences.” -Max Cantor maxim #50

More Maxims 1) 10 Boss Maxims
2) Three Ways to Lose your Fear