Under mistake to measure the human - history of science of discrimination (2) (Kawade Bunko clock 8-2) (2008) ISBN: 4309463061

The book challenges many long-held assumptions about measuring human ability. I'm curious whether Gould's arguments have shifted current scientific or educational practices.

His detailed historical analysis made me wonder what personal motivations or experiences drove him to dissect these specific examples of scientific bias.

The way pseudoscientific ideas were used to justify discrimination was shocking. I’d love to hear if others felt this changed their perspective on scientific authority.