David Shenk: Talent, Genetics, and IQ

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David Shenk: Talent, Genetics, and IQ

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Jul 21, 2014

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David Shenk is the bestselling author of "The Genius in All of Us: Why Everything You've Been Told about Genetics, Talent, and IQ is Wrong."
See more great interviews at Elishevaschwartz.com

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