Jewish Exceptionalism?

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The book explores the controversial assertion that Ashkenazic Jews possess higher intelligence levels than other ethnic groups, building on Charles Murray's earlier work in The Bell Curve. It delves into various explanations for this phenomenon, including genetic, environmental, and possibly divine factors, while leaving the exact contributions of each aspect unclear. By revisiting the topic, the author aims to provide a deeper understanding of what he terms "Jewish Genius," sparking discussions around intelligence and its measurement across different cultures.