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  • Why Would You Deny Someone a Job Because of a High IQ?

    Why Would You Deny Someone a Job Because of a High IQ?0

    I wanted to be a cop. But when I took the test, they found out my IQ was too high! It sounds like a bad joke. But this actually happened to a Connecticut man when he took the test a number of years, and it’s possible it’s happening at law enforcement departments across the country.

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  • Unhappy? It Might Be a Sign of Intelligence

    Unhappy? It Might Be a Sign of Intelligence0

    We’ve all either heard or posed the question: If you’re so smart, why aren’t you rich? But a more appropriate question might be, If you’re so smart, why aren’t you happy? An article last month in the business section of The Atlantic tackles that question in an interview with Raj Raghunathan, author of If You’re

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  • The Failure of Money this Election

    The Failure of Money this Election0

    Over the years a lot of Americans representing a wide variety of political stripes have been concerned about money in politics. One concern is the ability of money to change elections, the other concern is the power of money to influence legislation. Naturally, both concerns are reasonable. Throughout our history money and politics has been

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  • Test Scores in Trinidad Skyrocketed After This One Simple Change

    Test Scores in Trinidad Skyrocketed After This One Simple Change0

    In recent weeks, the big topic of discussion has revolved around bathrooms and whether or not there is value in limiting them to a single sex. Although not as visible, another gender debate has been in the works for years. That debate has to do with whether or not there is value in separating the

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  • Oscar Wilde: Wanting to Be Left Alone Is Not ‘Selfishness’

    Oscar Wilde: Wanting to Be Left Alone Is Not ‘Selfishness’0

    Confession: Oscar Wilde is one of my favorite writers. Though he was what Dostoevsky would have described as “a dedicated sensualist,” Wilde possessed a true creative genius perhaps unmatched among his literary contemporaries. His essay “The Soul of Man under Socialism” is not, in my opinion, his best work. Written in 1891, it’s largely a

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  • Is the Disappearance of a Sabbath Linked to Family Decline?

    Is the Disappearance of a Sabbath Linked to Family Decline?0

    A few years ago, I was chatting with a nurse at a care facility about her days off. I quickly discovered that those days were spent at another job and that she rarely saw her children because she worked seven days a week. While many Americans do not work seven days a week like this

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