Was he as successful as he was with the transistor?
That one time when William Shockley invented an approach to estimating individual genomic ancestry, the use of this to examine race & IQ question, including the sibling control variant. All done in a 1/3 page paper in Science in 1966. http://arthurjensen.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/1966-shockley.pdf …pic.twitter.com/RTmR0ZfvXX
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If you ask a contemporary geneticist who invented admixture analysis, they won't tell you it was Shockley. So... no.
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I wonder, who will they say though? Seems that no one bothered to use it much until recently in medical genetics.
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MacLean and Workman, I would assume.
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