Peterson's 12 Rules For Life, have you heard of this?

[bennyboy]

I'm still waiting for that link to the 10% heritability of IQ. Because if it's true, then almost the entire problem in the US is that we haven't bothered to provide black kids with a good enough environment. This is a highly solvable problem, and would change my depressed view on the IQ issue greatly. It is, in fact, what I had expected to find-- at which point, I was going to suggest that IQ was probably also related to productivity, and that any money invested in improving the environment for black kids would probably raise the GDP enough to make the investment self-sustaining: i.e. that certain kinds of welfare assistance would be a win-win.

Now, let's look at some of your current points, because Peterson's talked enough about them for you to make a great case. A couple of quotes, and we're done, I'd suspect. What, exactly, does Peterson say about lobsters "vis-a-vis gender and race gaps"? I suspect he HAS said something, and I'm going to go through the exact some process I always have been-- attempt to find unbiased statistical facts which support or refute whatever claim he's making.