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    Emil O W Kirkegaard‏ @KirkegaardEmil Jan 16
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    Interesting book review of Wade's Troublesome Inheritance by... James Flynn! Reminds me of his 1980 book, which also bit the bullet on social implications of genetic group differences. https://psqtest.typepad.com/bookCovers/GeneticDifferencesBetweenRaces_04-16-2015.pdf …pic.twitter.com/pyO21ZticR

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      2. Max Denken‏ @maxdenken Jan 17
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        He misses the point with Jews; I wonder who gets it right. Has nothing to do with "bankers breeding bankers." Has to do with 1k+ yrs of ALL Ashk. J men studying the Talmud in shul for yrs. Nearest equivalent is 10 yrs of case law in Law School. A whole ppl going to Law School.

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      3. Gregory Cochran‏ @gcochran99 Jan 25
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        Probably not.

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      4. Max Denken‏ @maxdenken Jan 25
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        If you read J-writers like Sholem Aleichem describing life in the shtetl; how everyone from the milkman to the banker attended shul for their entire youth & later life, daily if possible, parsing rabbinical opinions of various J-laws, for centuries for the ppl, u may change opin.

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        BTW, eugenics: It was their custom to marry off the most brilliant young student in the shul to the daughter of the wealthiest man in village/ town, so that he could devote the rest of his life to study the Talmud without worry about money. And they'd have 6 -12 children...

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      6. Gregory Cochran‏ @gcochran99 Jan 25
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        So I've heard. But I can't find any demographic or historical evidence that this ever happened on any significant scale. And, since I can do the numbers, that phenom, even if it existed, isn't enough to make much difference. Too small a fraction of the population.

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      7. Gregory Cochran‏ @gcochran99 Jan 25
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        Moreover, life itself ( making money, say) is probably a better test of intelligence than the Talmud.

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      8. Max Denken‏ @maxdenken Jan 25
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        For NN Taleb life itself/making money is the true measure of intelligence, not IQ. Since he prides himself on his math I gave him the contrary example of probably certifiable math genius Grigori Perelman refusing to leave his 2-bdrm apt. to accept the $1 million Millenium prize.

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      9. Gregory Cochran‏ @gcochran99 Jan 25
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        I would like to introduce Perelman to a nice Jewish girl who will love him and have many children, forcing him to go back to work. Either that, or a bad Jewish girl with many credit cards.

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        In 1980, immigration didn’t figure as prominently. Now, the bigger question is: does it make sense to import more people who may have predispositions to impetuosity, etc.?

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