To be fully satisfactory, the test would take into account a certain culture, and their traditional ways of thinking and acting. The most triumphant cross-cultural tests as of today are those which do not measure intelligence, or mental ability, in terms of evaluating people on this basis. To this day there has been no efficient testing on this basis of the Aborigines. Racism towards the Aborigines is the third perspective we will look at. Natural instincts make humans feel they are better than other humans.
People gather in groups in order to survive, have shelter and protection, and to gain loyalty.
Some of this loyalty is the belief that a person s group is superior to other groups. These feelings sometimes develop unknowingly because each group created its own customs and culture. When individuals grow up in these groups, they naturally feel their ways are the best. Discrimination occurs when two groups see themselves as being physically and racially different and when one of those groups claims the weakness of the other group is caused by the physical differences of its members. The discriminator, or racist, claims all the people of one race have certain characteristics and abilities in common.