Second one is probably true. The issue with eugenics isn’t that it wouldn’t work, it’s that it would be unethical to try.
Third one seems to fail the evidence test. It’s proposing a significant deficit in a measurable quantity that has not been observed to exist (after correcting for socio-economic status).
First one’s just plain true.
Second one is probably true. The issue with eugenics isn’t that it wouldn’t work, it’s that it would be unethical to try.
Third one seems to fail the evidence test. It’s proposing a significant deficit in a measurable quantity that has not been observed to exist (after correcting for socio-economic status).