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1. No policy recommendations can follow from this, because racial classifications are subject to strict scrutiny and there's no way any of that could pass muster under that standard.Sounds like a pretty good plan. I'm not sure that RFK Jr is proposing anything different than a study based on his quotes.
2. I don't think you'd like it very much if there was a whole cottage industry devoted to "just asking questions" about whether Ga Tech grads are genetically different from others. We could start asking questions about whether they are less intelligent, more impulsive, less hard-working -- all "subjects" about which white people have been "asking questions." Now the immune system? To what end?
I used to have your view. Like 35 years ago, when I was a freshman in college. What's wrong with gathering information? Then I asked black people about it. They had a very different perspective. They said it was dehumanizing, insulting, a constant distraction, and just downright obnoxious. You might try asking some black people about this view. I predict you would get the same response I did (it's been confirmed many times over in a variety of ways), though I also predict you will lie about doing it, having done it, and what you were told.