General Intelligence: Episode 1 - Brian Boutwell (2017)

Greg discusses heritability, parenting, biologica…

An episode of the The General Intelligence Podcast podcast, hosted by Gregory Gorelik, titled "General Intelligence: Episode 1 - Brian Boutwell (2017)" was published on February 20, 2017 and runs 82 minutes.

February 20, 2017 ·82m · The General Intelligence Podcast

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Greg discusses heritability, parenting, biological bases of crime, race differences, and moral worth with Professor of Criminology, Brian Boutwell. Music and editing by Mark Blok.

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Greg discusses heritability, parenting, biological bases of crime, race differences, and moral worth with Professor of Criminology, Brian Boutwell. Music and editing by Mark Blok.

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