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Historian Debate: How Much Genes Decide Success

Does social status depend on genes? A book cannot find a publisher. The dispute is still raging.

Historian Debate: How Much Genes Decide Success

Does social status depend on genes? A book cannot find a publisher. The dispute is still raging.

Anyone who writes about the influence of genes on the development of a person has a hard time. Now, caution is needed on this issue. But perhaps the caution sometimes overshoots the mark – for example in the case of Gregory Clark, whose latest manuscript was not allowed to become a book.

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