The Forbidden Science: Uncovering Heredity, Evolution, Ancestry, Cognitive Disparities, Human Variation, and Adaptation in Population Intelligence (Skriuwer.com Edition) - Couverture souple

Auke De Haan

 
9783565067855: The Forbidden Science: Uncovering Heredity, Evolution, Ancestry, Cognitive Disparities, Human Variation, and Adaptation in Population Intelligence (Skriuwer.com Edition)
Couverture souple
ISBN 10 : 3565067853 ISBN 13 : 9783565067855
Editeur : de Fryske Wrald, 2025

Synopsis

You know that feeling when something just does not add up. Billions are thrown at fixing gaps in smarts and success, but nothing really changes. This book digs into the raw science behind human variation that has been pushed aside. It lays out the facts on evolutionary psychology, cognitive differences, heritability of IQ, racial disparities in intelligence, population genetics, IQ testing history, and evolutionary biology without the fluff.

Why do people tick differently? This book answers that question straight up. It tackles cognitive differences and how they play out in real life. It breaks down heritability of IQ with insights from history's big debates. It spotlights population genetics and evolutionary biology. It unpacks racial disparities in intelligence with evidence that hits hard. James Watson, co discoverer of DNA, once said that all social policies are based on the assumption that African intelligence is the same as European intelligence, whereas all the testing suggests otherwise.

Tough topics, but worth it. This book does not preach. It presents solid information on evolutionary psychology, human evolution, and IQ testing history.

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À propos de l'auteur

Hi, I'm Auke, a passionate advocate for the Frisian language with deep roots in Frisian culture. I grew up in this vibrant heritage and have dedicated myself to preserving our unique linguistic identity. It's spoken by about 500,000 people, mostly in Friesland, Netherlands. As a key contributor to Skriuwer.com, I work with others to create books that educate and inspire, helping ensure the Frisian language, recognized as an official language alongside Dutch, stays alive for future generations. My work comes from a strong belief in language as the foundation of history and belonging. I'm proud that proceeds from these books support nonprofit efforts like De Fryske Wrâld. Join me in sustaining this ancient European tongue. Let's keep Frisian thriving.

À propos de la quatrième de couverture

You know that feeling when something just does not add up. Billions are thrown at fixing gaps in smarts and success, but nothing really changes. This book digs into the raw science behind human variation that has been pushed aside. It lays out the facts on evolutionary psychology, cognitive differences, heritability of IQ, racial disparities in intelligence, population genetics, IQ testing history, and evolutionary biology without the fluff.

Why do people tick differently? This book answers that question straight up. It tackles cognitive differences and how they play out in real life. It breaks down heritability of IQ with insights from history's big debates. It spotlights population genetics and evolutionary biology. It unpacks racial disparities in intelligence with evidence that hits hard. James Watson, co discoverer of DNA, once said that all social policies are based on the assumption that African intelligence is the same as European intelligence, whereas all the testing suggests otherwise.

Tough topics, but worth it. This book does not preach. It presents solid information on evolutionary psychology, human evolution, and IQ testing history.

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Éditeur
de Fryske Wrald
Date d'édition
2025
Langue
anglais
ISBN 10 
3565067853
ISBN 13 
9783565067855
Reliure
Broché
Nombre de pages
146
Coordonnées du fabricant
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