The Genius Famine: Why we need geniuses, why they are dying out, why we must rescue them
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The Genius Famine: Why we need geniuses, why they are dying out, why we must rescue them

by Edward Dutton, Bruce Charlton

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The Genius Famine explores the importance of exceptional thinkers and examines why geniuses may be becoming less common. Edward Dutton and Bruce Charlton consider the possible consequences of this decline and make the case for recognizing, understanding, and preserving intellectual ability.

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The Genius Famine is a nonfiction work by Edward Dutton and Bruce Charlton.

The book focuses on the importance of geniuses and exceptional intellectual ability.

It examines why geniuses may be declining and considers the broader implications of that trend.

The authors argue for the need to identify, understand, and rescue genius.

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