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为什么我们的智商比我们的祖先高
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James Flynn |
TED2013
• March 2013
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每一代的智商都比前一代的智商高，这一理论叫做“弗林效应”。我们真的是越变越聪明，还是想法不同了呢？在二十世纪快速前行的认知历史里，道德哲学家詹姆士弗林提出：我们思想方式的巨变有着惊人的（不总是积极的）后续效应。
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