
Hereditary Genius by Sir Francis Galton ~ Full Audiobook
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Rowing and Intellectual Disparities
This chapter explores the selective process of forming rowing crews at universities, illustrating its strictness compared to the more accessible identification of academic talent. It delves into the complexities of human abilities, emphasizing the uneven distribution of both physical prowess and intellectual capability among individuals. Additionally, it examines historical examples of intellectual greatness, arguing that extraordinary talent often demands concentrated effort and is not solely a result of natural ability.
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