[BillUCF]

In the controversial book, "The Bell Curve" by Herrnstein and Murray the evidence of racially grouped IQ scores is demonstrated. The vast amount of data in the text is rigorously supported by fundamental statistics.

What most people don't know about the book is the conclusion states that their data is unable to explian why there is a difference in IQ among races. Is it genetic, socio-economic, or something else? Like most answers in science it is probably a combination of multiple factors.

By the way the Asians scored the highest.
To bad I can't move my white self to Japan and get free college?