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The Forbidden Science

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ISBN: 9783565067855

Uncovering Heredity, Evolution, Ancestry, Cognitive Disparities, Human Variation, and Adaptation...

Auke de Haan, Auke de Haan

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de Fryske Wrald
29 October 2025

Biology, life sciences; Genetics (non-medical)

Series: Controversial Books

The Forbidden Science examines the biological basis of human variation, drawing on genetics, evolutionary biology, and population studies to explore how ancestral adaptations have shaped differences in physical traits, disease susceptibility, and cognitive patterns across populations. The book presents its case from a scientific standpoint, tracing shared human origins in Africa and the divergent evolutionary paths that followed.

The book covers genetic principles including heritability, polygenic inheritance, and natural selection, applying them to documented differences in health outcomes and athletic performance. It addresses intelligence research, including group-level data and the longstanding debate over environmental versus biological factors, while also examining how educational policy and economic outcomes relate to these discussions. Personal accounts from researchers and families give the material a human dimension throughout.

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Reader review: ""A rigorous and unsettling read. Whether or not you agree with its conclusions, the scientific framework is presented clearly and honestly."" -- Daniel K.

This title suits collections in genetics, evolutionary biology, and social science, and will appeal to readers interested in the intersection of biology and public policy. Suitable for academic, specialist, and general non-fiction sections.

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By: Auke de Haan, Auke de Haan
Imprint: de Fryske Wrald
Edition: (Skriuwer.com Edition) ed.
Dimensions: Height: 229mm, Width: 152mm, Spine: 8mm
Weight: 204g
ISBN: 9783565067855
ISBN 10: 3565067853
Series: Controversial Books
Pages: 146
Publication Date: 29 October 2025
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Hi, I'm Auke, a passionate advocate for the Frisian language with deep roots in Frisian culture. I grew up in this vibrant heritage and have dedicated myself to preserving our unique linguistic identity. It's spoken by about 500,000 people, mostly in Friesland, Netherlands. As a key contributor to Skriuwer.com, I work with others to create books that educate and inspire, helping ensure the Frisian language, recognized as an official language alongside Dutch, stays alive for future generations. My work comes from a strong belief in language as the foundation of history and belonging. I'm proud that proceeds from these books support nonprofit efforts like De Fryske Wrâld. Join me in sustaining this ancient European tongue. Let's keep Frisian thriving.

Reviews for The Forbidden Science: Uncovering Heredity, Evolution, Ancestry, Cognitive Disparities, Human Variation, and Adaptation in Population Intelligence (Skriuwer.com Edition)

""The evolutionary tracing of migrations and adaptations provides a solid foundation for understanding diversity."" - Biology Enthusiast on Amazon ★★★★☆ ""It connects genetic heritability to real-world health and sports outcomes effectively."" - Health Researcher on Goodreads ★★★★★ ""Details on IQ testing history and validity defend the data against common critiques."" - Psychology Student via Book Forum ★★★★☆ ""The chapters on suppressed studies reveal institutional challenges in science."" - Academic Critic on Reddit ★★★★★ ""Education reform analysis quantifies costs and links to biological factors thoughtfully."" - Policy Analyst on LibraryThing ★★★★☆ ""Global IQ and prosperity correlations offer intriguing international perspectives."" - Economics Fan online ★★★★★ ""Ethical discussions balance truth-seeking with potential societal harms."" - Philosophy Reader on Facebook ★★★★☆ ""Future research speculations on genomics excite while grounding in current controversies."" - Science Futurist on Barnes & Noble ★★★★★ ""Personal stories humanize the debates around family and academic experiences."" - Educator via Blog ★★★★☆ ""Overall, it reframes equality through equitable diversity without imposing hierarchies."" - Social Thinker on Twitter ★★★★★