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→Richard Dawkins' battle with online fans over their use of profanity and gossip
It is commonly thought that some individuals who commonly use profanity have limited vocabularies and imaginations.<ref>''Handbook for New Converts'' By William J. (Bill) Morgan ThD, page 77</ref><ref>[http://www.contrarianconsulting.com/the-etiquette-of-profanity/ The Etiquette of Profanity] by Alan Weiss, Posted on October 31, 2010</ref>
It is commonly thought that some individuals who commonly use profanity have limited vocabularies and imaginations.<ref>''Handbook for New Converts'' By William J. (Bill) Morgan ThD, page 77</ref><ref>[http://www.contrarianconsulting.com/the-etiquette-of-profanity/ The Etiquette of Profanity] by Alan Weiss, Posted on October 31, 2010</ref>
In 2014, citing data from the General Social Survey, [[Vox Day]] wrote about [[atheism|atheist]] [[Intelligence testing|intelligence quotient]] (IQ) scores:
{{cquote|This amused me while playing around with the GSS. Of the dumbest strata of college graduates, nearly half, 46 percent, are atheists. That's twice as many as all types of theists combined. We finally have an explanation for the [[Richard Dawkins]] fans.<ref>[http://voxday.blogspot.com/2014/01/mailvox-distribution-of-atheist.html Mailvox: the distribution of atheist intelligence]</ref>}}
== Richard Dawkins, pseudoscience, and other errors ==
== Richard Dawkins, pseudoscience, and other errors ==