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→Quotations about the book: Added note that I felt was very important and one that the reader should know.
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Slate review
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less is more
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Critics attacked the authors relentlessly over the book's findings.
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Only a bunch of metaphors can describe the furor
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book will force you to rethink your biases and prejudices about the role that individual difference in intelligence plays
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full title
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Critics attacked the authors relentlessly over the book's discussion of race and intelligence.
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Undo revision 281545 by Special:Contributions/Draare (User talk:Draare); vandalism
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Just exactly what does "heritable" mean? Is that the same as "caused by your genes"?
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a 15 to 18 point gap
For practical purposes, the ability of public policy to affect IQ is probably smaller than Dick and I concluded.
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It ignited controversy by arguing that IQ scores are one of the most overlooked tools for understanding how American society is structured.
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The book did not say this. Don't put this in again without a DIRECT QUOTE from the book, with a page number
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null edit; facts aren't removed, the link is the same; why have a reference footnote longer than the article itself??
Why remove facts?
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Let's be honest about what this book promotes, folks.
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June 21, 2007
Image: Black IQ scores show a 10 or 15 point gap
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links
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Many of the assertions put forth and conclusions reached by the authors are very controversial
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New page: '''''The Bell Curve''''' is a 1994 book by Richard J. Herrnstein and Charles Murray exploring the relationship between race and intelligence in America (USA).
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