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Podcast: Is hereditarian research "abhorrent"?

With Bo Winegard and Noah Carl

Bo and Noah discuss the latter’s critique of an article, published in the Hastings Center Report, which argued that hereditarian research is “abhorrent”.

Timestamps:

00:00 Introduction and Podcast Overview

00:25 Discussing the Article: Is Hereditarian Research Abhorrent?

01:06 Critique of the Hastings Center Report

02:54 Rebuttal to the New Paper on Hereditarian Research

03:12 Debating the Use of the Term 'Abhorrent'

06:51 Analyzing the Article's Opening and Eugenics Conference

12:44 Criticism of Academic Bias and Self-Publishing

18:59 The Harm vs. Value Debate in Scientific Research

23:04 Case Study: Genomic Race Science

28:42 Speculative Harms and Real-World Implications

33:09 Critique of Genomic Race Science

34:04 Questioning the Claims of Harm

37:32 Potential Benefits of Hereditarian Research

41:53 Historical Context and High-Achieving Minorities

49:24 Admixture Studies and Genetic Ancestry

54:37 Debating the Value of Hereditarian Research

01:02:43 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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