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The I.Q. Intelligence quotient or institutionalized quackery?
Is I.Q. inherited? Is it a result of education? Is it a valid concept in the first place? On this program, a group of distinguished scholars discuss these questions, and debate the controversial view of William Shockley--who believes the "whiter" a person is, the less "blockage" there is of his intelligence--and those of Arthur Jensen--who says that black people are genetically inferior to white people.
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- "Is I.Q. inherited? Is it a result of education? Is it a valid concept in the first place? On this program, a group of distinguished scholars discuss these questions, and debate the controversial view of William Shockley--who believes the "whiter" a person is, the less "blockage" there is of his intelligence--and those of Arthur Jensen--who says that black people are genetically inferior to white people."@en
- "Is I.Q. inherited? Is it a result of education? Is it a valid concept in the first place? On this program, a group of distinguished scholars discusses these questions, and debates the controversial views of William Shockley--who believes the "whiter" a person is, the less "blockage" there is of his intelligence--and those of Arthur Jensen--who says that black people are genetically inferior to white people."@en
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