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Steve Hsu — Intelligence, Embryo Selection, & The Future of Humanity — page 2
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Elite outcomes require separating selection from effects of attendance
In the listening map: 2:09:45–2:12:48 →
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Steve Hsu — Intelligence, Embryo Selection, & The Future of Humanity
4 discussions · Timestamps from the Publisher audio edition
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2:07:18–2:09:45 (external site)
Patel uses martial arts as an analogy for technique; Hsu considers how tools and information practices can amplify cognitive performance.
Cognitive abilities
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2:09:45–2:12:48 (external site)
Hsu offers family connections, peer exposure and networking as possible explanations for career advantages associated with elite universities.
Education and opportunity
Research note: Elite outcomes require separating selection from effects of attendance →
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2:12:48–2:17:48 (external site)
Hsu discusses scientific development, migration and possible benefits and costs of international competition for research jobs.
Scientific careers
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2:17:48–2:20:49 (external site)
The speakers conclude their discussion and point listeners to Hsu’s writing and Manifold podcast.
Scientific careers
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