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Is genius in the genes?
The debate about the impact of genes on intelligence has resurfaced, and it’s more fervent than ever. Can achievement truly be inherited? And should education be tailored to individuals’ genetic potential? Neuroscientist Steven Rose investigates
24 January 2014
Is genius in the genes?
The debate about the impact of genes on intelligence has resurfaced, and it’s more fervent than ever. Can achievement truly be inherited? And should education be tailored to individuals’ genetic potential? Neuroscientist Steven Rose investigates
24 January 2014