Genes and Intelligence
Eric discusses the misconception that intelligence is solely determined by genetics, emphasizing that there are no specific genes that dictate intelligence levels. He highlights the complexity of genetic influence and the importance of environmental factors, noting that while genes may set certain constraints, they do not rigidly define our potential. The conversation also touches on the heritability of traits like height, illustrating how populations can change significantly over time despite genetic factors.In this clip
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Eric Turkheimer || Intelligence, Genes, Race, and Poverty
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