Podcasts that mention 📚 The bell curve by Richard J. Herrnstein, Charles A. Murray

It showed that within any logical system rich enough to include arithmetic, there will be propositions that are true but cannot be proven to be true—making the quest for a complete logical framework for all mathematical inquiry impossible. Charles Murray is a popular social science writer known for his book on IQ, 'The Bell Curve.'

In this segment, Glenn Loury references Charles Murray's book 'The Bell Curve' while discussing the complexities of IQ and racial differences, illustrating the controversial aspects surrounding these subjects.

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He has a book called 'The Bell Curve' that is often cited as data-proven evidence for white supremacy and has largely been debunked as pseudo-science.

The book 'The Bell Curve' by Charles Murray is referenced to illustrate how the author's perspectives on genetics and social inequality align with white supremacist ideologies. The book has been widely criticized and is regarded as pseudoscience.

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Yeah, so you'll try to — you need to be able to ask it a question and have it give you the answers, but instead, you know, the one example people like to use is asking it to, uh, give you a synopsis for Charles Murray's book, The Bell Curve.

In this segment, Tim discusses how AI might respond to a request for a synopsis of 'The Bell Curve' by Charles Murray, highlighting the challenges posed by the book's controversial ideas about race and intelligence, which could lead to bias in AI algorithms.

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