In Genetics, a Tense Coexistence of Mainstream and Fringe Views

By Ashley Good

In the summertime of 2022, Abdel Abdellaoui was set to offer a keynote on the annual convention of the Worldwide Society for Intelligence Analysis. However when he discovered he’d be sharing a speaker roster with Emil Kirkegaard, Abdellaoui introduced on Twitter that he was cancelling his lecture.

Kirkegaard is probably greatest identified for his provocative writing on genetics and race. On his weblog, he has asserted that Black Individuals are much less sincere and fewer clever than their White counterparts; that affirmative motion produces Black and Hispanic docs who kill folks with their incompetence; that Africans are excessively predisposed to violence; and that the hereditarian speculation of intelligence — roughly, the concept that races or ancestry teams differ in common intelligence in methods which are considerably attributable to genetics — is “almost certainly true.”

On the time of the 2022 convention, “this guy was having a bad influence with the crap he was spreading, and the way he behaved online, and he was giving our scientific field a bad name,” recalled Abdellaoui, a geneticist working within the Division of Psychiatry at Amsterdam College Medical Heart whose analysis pursuits embody the genetics of intelligence. Abdellaoui famous in a submit on Medium that Kirkegaard had by no means been a part of any credible analysis program or Ph.D. program, and had a repute for publishing sloppy scientific work in doubtful journals. “I just didn’t want to be associated with that, and I wanted to have that be clear — that he’s not on my team and I’m not on his.” (Kirkegaard didn’t reply to a number of electronic mail requests for an interview for this story.)

Shortly after Abdellaoui introduced his withdrawal, he discovered that Kirkegaard was scratched from the speaker lineup, and Abdellaoui determined to offer the keynote in spite of everything. But simply two years later, Kirkegaard can be again on the ISIR convention podium — a podium that has served as a platform for Kirkegaard and different proponents of the hereditarian speculation since lengthy earlier than Abdellaoui’s threatened boycott. Their presence at ISIR, alongside psychologists and geneticists from lots of the world’s high analysis establishments, underscores an advanced actuality on this fraught area of research: With regards to the genetics of intelligence, the road between mainstream and fringe could be exhausting to pin down, and the work of the previous can intertwine with that of the latter in methods which are tough to disentangle.

Abdellaoui is one among many scientists who’ve used genome-wide affiliation research, or GWAS, to determine genetic variants related to intelligence and academic outcomes. He’s on this work, partially, as a window into understanding situations akin to autism and bipolar dysfunction; others discover genetics and intelligence to enhance training and hone experimental strategies within the social sciences. However information from the GWAS that Abdellaoui and his colleagues conduct are incessantly redeployed in service of testing the hereditarian speculation. A tradition of open science has saved this spigot of information flowing with few restrictions.

Genetics researchers are, by and huge, doubtful of efforts to show a genetic foundation for racial or ancestral-group variations in intelligence. The present instruments of genetics, they are saying, merely aren’t outfitted to clarify which, if any, parts of noticed group variations in advanced human traits are attributable to the consequences of genes, quite than environmental, cultural, or social elements.

Ought to scientists engaged on subjects with far-reaching social implications have to point out that the advantages of their work justify the societal dangers?

However there’s no assure that this state of affairs will maintain ceaselessly, or so concluded a working group of specialists convened by The Hastings Heart, a bioethics-focused nonprofit, to grapple with urgent points in social and behavioral genomics: It’s doable, the authors warned in 2023, that efforts to discern group variations in genetic propensities for traits like intelligence may someday acquire scientific legitimacy. Though they disagreed on the chance of that situation, they agreed that the social prices, had been it to come back to cross, might be huge — all of the extra so if findings occurred to align with present stereotypes in opposition to minoritized teams.

That’s left Abdellaoui and different genomics researchers with a dilemma: As they enhance their means to account for the nongenetic elements that muddle, or confound, genetic indicators in GWAS, they might be serving to to gas a line of inquiry that might have troubling penalties. “I can imagine that someone like this Kirkegaard guy, if he was able to do this in a methodologically sound way — which is a big ask, because there are so many confounders that are hard to deal with — that he would grab that chance,” he stated.

Already, Kirkegaard and others in his circle have sought to weave the tenuous, contested physique of labor on the hereditarian speculation into coverage arguments in opposition to variety in hiring and training. And — months right into a Trump administration that has pledged to purge variety, fairness, and inclusion from the federal authorities, threatened to defund schools which have diversity-related programming, and blamed a lethal aircraft and helicopter collision on variety hiring — there are indicators these views are ascendant in American society.

For Abdellaoui, the likelihood that his personal work may, not directly, advance the reason for the Kirkegaards of the world is a value of doing enterprise that he’s determined he can stay with. For the broader genomics neighborhood, the prospect that in the present day’s analysis advances may conceivably open a door to tomorrow’s professional research of genetic ancestry and intelligence raises a query with no clear reply: Ought to scientists engaged on subjects with far-reaching social implications have to point out that the advantages of their work justify the societal dangers? Or is the legitimate, scientific pursuit of information justification sufficient? And both manner, ought to scientists curb their very own analysis in the event that they know that others might abuse it?

In response to archived convention applications, the Worldwide Society for Intelligence Analysis’s inaugural assembly, held 25 years in the past in Cleveland, Ohio, featured a presentation by College of California, Berkeley, psychologist Arthur Jensen known as “Racial g Factor Differences and Mental Growth Trajectories.” In it, Jensen argued that Black youngsters systematically lack the intelligence of their White counterparts. The identical 12 months, College of Western Ontario psychologist J. Philippe Rushton, who grew to become notorious for his prolific and extensively discredited race science analysis, offered a chat on “South African Black-White IQ Differences.” (Psychologists Joseph Fagan and Cynthia Holland, in the meantime, offered proof suggesting that racial IQ variations vanish when take a look at takers have equal prior entry to the knowledge being examined.)

Within the years that adopted, the society reliably offered a platform for Jensen, Rushton, and others to argue for innate racial variations in intelligence. In a 2002 presentation, Jensen and Rushton posited that racial genetic variations defined a considerable portion — 50 % or so — of the putative Black-White IQ hole, a view that got here to be often called the hereditarian speculation. Some years, the convention devoted complete periods of talks particularly to the topic of group variations. (And on at the very least a few events, Fagan and Holland returned to refute hereditarian arguments.)

One in all Kirkegaard’s earliest talking look at ISIR, based on convention applications, got here in 2017 in Montreal, the place he offered a poster that examined relationships between cognitive means and genetic ancestry amongst self-identified African Individuals and Hispanic Individuals.

Additionally in Montreal that 12 months was an assistant professor of psychology from the College of Minnesota, James Lee. A protege of Harvard professor Steven Pinker, Lee had turn into a key participant within the growth of GWAS, which had been breaking new floor within the research of the genetics of intelligence.

At their core, GWAS contain combing by huge genetic databases to tease out delicate statistical associations between variations in DNA, often called genetic variants, and noticed variations in human well being and conduct. Since they emerged within the 2000s, GWAS have recognized genetic variants linked to 1000’s of traits — an individual’s propensity for kidney stones, zits, vegetarianism, and alcohol misuse, to call just some. Greater than 480 GWAS had been revealed in tutorial journals in 2023 alone, based on a catalog maintained by the Nationwide Human Genome Analysis Institute and the European Bioinformatics Institute.

GWAS draw their energy from giant numbers: The extra folks a research contains, the higher it will probably resolve delicate genetic associations. In Montreal, Lee previewed yet-to-be-published outcomes of what was then the largest-ever GWAS to probe genetic variants related to the variety of years of education an individual completes, often called instructional attainment. As a part of a broad collaboration coordinated by the Social Science Genetic Affiliation Consortium, Lee was serving to analyze genetic information of greater than 1 million folks, all of European genetic ancestry. When all was stated and carried out, they’d unearth greater than 1,200 genetic variants that gave the impression to be linked to instructional attainment. Taken individually, the consequences of every variant had been minuscule; however by summing all these tiny results collectively, Lee and his colleagues may tally a rating that modestly predicted how far an individual went in class, based mostly solely on that particular person’s genetic data.

Since they emerged within the 2000s, GWAS have recognized genetic variants linked to 1000’s of traits — an individual’s propensity for kidney stones, zits, vegetarianism, and alcohol misuse, to call just some.

The scores, often called polygenic scores or polygenic indices, had been removed from excellent. When Lee and his colleagues examined them on two information units of individuals of European ancestry, the scores defined about 12 % of the noticed variation in instructional attainment. And far of that predictive energy, the workforce’s evaluation urged, possible mirrored an interaction of advanced environmental elements, not simply the actions of genes themselves. Within the case of a kid born to extremely educated dad and mom, for example, GWAS of unrelated people can battle to differentiate between the affect of genes, the affect of rearing atmosphere, and interactions between the 2.

In any case, when the tutorial attainment GWAS revealed in Nature Genetics in 2018, with Lee as the primary creator, it created a stir. At an internet site run by the Social Science Genetic Affiliation Consortium, the authors shared detailed information often called abstract statistics that allowed anybody with sufficient technical savvy to calculate polygenic scores for the datasets of their selecting. Students from an array of disciplines took discover, repurposing the information to see how nicely instructional attainment polygenic scores predicted not simply tutorial prowess, however associated traits akin to social mobility, political participation, and intelligence. (In response to a current report, at the very least one firm is now utilizing polygenic scores to display IVF embryos for intelligence.)

Individuals within the hereditarian speculation took discover as nicely. Inside months, Kirkegaard and others in his orbit repurposed the GWAS information to compute and examine polygenic scores for instructional attainment throughout populations, religions, and genetic ancestries. Among the work was revealed in journals with doubtful reputations, akin to OpenPsych and Mankind Quarterly. (In response to reporting by the advocacy group Hope Not Hate, Kirkegaard is related to the administration of each journals.)

https://youtu.be/W7l5HPLmaz8?si=zo1oNOWkUk2WFFJIIn a video on his YouTube channel, Emil Kirkegaard describes a 2021 paper he revealed within the doubtful journal OpenPsych. Kirkegaard and others in his circle have sought to weave the tenuous, contested physique of labor on the hereditarian speculation — roughly, the concept that races or ancestry teams differ in common intelligence in methods which are considerably attributable to genetics — into coverage arguments in opposition to variety in hiring and training. Visible: Emil Kirkegaard/YouTube

It’s unclear to what extent, if any, Lee was troubled by this repurposing of his and his colleagues’ information. When Lee hosted the 2019 ISIR convention in Minneapolis, Kirkegaard was chosen as a speaker. And when Russell T. Warne, then an affiliate professor of psychology at Utah Valley College, revealed a e book on intelligence that made an expansive argument in favor of the hereditarian speculation, Lee endorsed it in a back-cover blurb as “an admirable feat of scholarship.” (Reached by electronic mail, Lee declined to be interviewed for this story.)

Arguably, Kirkegaard and his colleagues had been following a method that Lee had proposed years earlier. In a 2010 overview of then-College of Michigan psychologist Richard Nisbett’s e book, “Intelligence and How to Get It: Why Schools and Cultures Count,” Lee challenged the concept that environmental elements accounted for all the noticed IQ variations between Black and White take a look at takers, and he wrote that the final word take a look at of the hereditarian speculation can be “the identification of the genetic variants affecting IQ and a tally of their frequencies in the two populations.” Such a comparability was virtually out of attain on the time, Lee wrote, however “within our technological means.”

Virtually universally,specialists in psychology, genetics, and associated fields have discredited efforts by Kirkegaard and others to make use of polygenic scores to show the hereditarian speculation, describing them as deeply flawed. They level out that it’s terribly tough to disentangle the genetic and environmental elements that form advanced human traits — to show {that a} genetic variant not solely correlates with intelligence however truly influences it. These challenges develop steeper when the topics embody folks of significantly totally different genetic ancestries who skilled significantly totally different environments.

“There is no logic or no argument currently that group differences that are found have a genetic source,” stated Elsbeth Stern, a cognitive psychologist at ETH Zurich, “because intelligence has to emerge, and it emerges only in an environment where everybody gets a good education, a good treatment, and so on.”

One well-known hurdle for would-be assessments of the hereditarian speculation is that polygenic scores derived from a GWAS on one inhabitants typically don’t switch nicely to a unique inhabitants. Lee and his colleagues discovered of their 2018 GWAS, for example, that the identical polygenic scores that defined roughly 12 % of the variation in instructional attainment in populations of European ancestry accounted for lower than 2 % of the variation in a dataset of African Individuals.

However some have identified that lots of the identical technical limitations that plague efforts to make use of GWAS information to check the hereditarian speculation additionally complicate efforts to make use of them for extra benign functions, akin to to grasp genetic causes for inequality inside an ancestry group.

Citing these limitations, Georgia State College sociologist Callie Burt wrote in a current commentary that the potential rewards of introducing polygenic scores into the social sciences “are few and greatly overstated.” (Genomics researchers have incessantly urged that polygenic scores for instructional attainment might be used to manage for particular person genetic variation in social science experiments — a lot as one would management for, say household earnings — thereby permitting researchers to attract statistically significant conclusions from smaller pattern teams.) Burt wrote that she had but to see GWAS of social traits produce any findings “that change our understanding of environmental influences or suggest different policy or programmatic approaches.” Matt McGue, a behavioral geneticist on the College of Minnesota, advised Undark that though he’s typically a supporter of GWAS within the behavioral sciences, he thinks the methods are unlikely to light up a lot in regards to the biology of intelligence. “I’ve looked at some of the papers,” he stated, “and I’m just not convinced that it’s really, really going to represent a major breakthrough in our understanding of intelligence.”

Though Kirkegaardand different supporters of the hereditarian speculation acknowledge some limitations of their present efforts, they are saying that enhancements in GWAS methodologies would assist their trigger — significantly refinements that enable researchers to extra exactly determine genetic variants that trigger, quite than merely correlate with, intelligence. Research with bigger, extra genetically numerous databases will yield polygenic scores that apply extra typically throughout totally different racial teams, famous Warne in a 2021 article that urged that Asian and White Individuals, on common, are genetically predisposed to have greater IQs than Hispanic and Black Individuals. “These developments, already underway, will also provide stronger evidence of whether intergroup mean differences in intelligence are partially genetically caused,” he added.

Psychologist Eric Turkheimer is uncertain that GWAS will ever overcome the technical hurdles required to carry out a scientifically professional take a look at of the hereditarian speculation, significantly because it pertains to IQ scores amongst Black and White Individuals. As Turkheimer, a professor on the College of Virginia, sees it, the environmental results are too quite a few, and too tough, to manage for. “That Black people in the U.S. have descended from enslaved people over hundreds of hundreds of years and lived through Jim Crow and segregation and everything else — we know there’s a huge environmental effect,” he stated. “And it doesn’t even make sense to talk about genetic effects unless you think you have that environmental effect under control, and it can’t be done, period.”

But the Hastings Heart working group, of which Turkheimer was a member, concluded there was an actual chance that technical advances would someday allow professional research of how genetic elements for traits like intelligence fluctuate from one group to a different. Whereas “it is tempting to avoid the thorny question whether scientifically valid research should be avoided because of its social risks, it is too easy to simply conclude that between-group analyses will forever be scientifically meaningless,” the group wrote in a 2023 report, following a years-long collection of discussions amongst 19 specialists in genetics, social science, and ethics. The experiences provides that “societies must confront the tradeoff between social risk and the value of pursuing scientific understanding.”

These dangers, the working group argued, included the likelihood that findings in genetics may gas discrimination, stigmatization, and misguided insurance policies based mostly on misinterpretations of the position of genetics in societal outcomes. The risks can be particularly acute, they wrote, if findings had been perceived as reinforcing stereotypes in opposition to marginalized teams.

“The overarching concern is that it would be used in attempts to justify the status quo,” stated Erik Parens, a bioethicist who helped convene the Hastings Heart working group and draft its report. “It would be used in attempts to argue that the way our society is currently organized is simply a function of the genetic gifts that some people have and other people don’t.”

These sorts of arguments have surfaced earlier than. As an example, in 2005 the social scientist Charles Murray, co-author of the controversial e book, “The Bell Curve: Intelligence and Class Structure in American Life,” invoked the notion of innate group variations in intelligence to contend that affirmative motion — applications geared toward boosting alternatives for Black Individuals, girls, and different teams that had traditionally suffered discrimination — was misguided.

“The overarching concern is that it would be used in attempts to justify the status quo. It would be used in attempts to argue that the way our society is currently organized is simply a function of the genetic gifts that some people have and other people don’t.”

“If you believe, like Charles Murray, that the reason that you have these Black-White differences is that there are these differences in genetics, then you’re perfectly happy with the status quo,” stated Parens. “If you believe that those differences have to be, in large measure, a function of structural racism, structural injustice, history, then you have a very different view.” (Reached for remark, Murray famous that he believes each genetic and environmental elements underlie a Black-White intelligence hole, and he stated that whereas he isn’t proud of the established order, he thinks social applications, by and huge, are powerless to alter it.)

Turkheimer stated that whereas he doesn’t anticipate professional scientific research would discover that one group has a genetically based mostly IQ benefit over one other, in the event that they did it could be a horrible consequence — with implications extending far past race relations. “I think it would be a very profound change in the way we understand genetic determinism in general,” he stated, speculating that it’d invite misguided genetic explanations for any variety of cross-cultural variations. “The IQ gap is just the one that we’re used to talking about. But Japanese people are more introverted on personality measures than Americans are — and so is that on the table now?”

Within the summerof 2021, James Lee returned to the ISIR convention to preview the outcomes of a brand new instructional attainment GWAS that was even bigger the one he’d shared with the group 4 years earlier. The brand new research drew from the genetic information of greater than 3 million folks of European descent, and it uncovered practically 4,000 genetic variants related to instructional attainment — greater than 3 times as many as its predecessor.

As soon as once more, the Social Science Genetic Affiliation Consortium had helped coordinate the GWAS, and as soon as once more it deliberate to share the detailed information wanted to generate polygenic scores.

However in a weblog submit that September, Kirkegaard wrote that when he went to obtain the brand new information, the consortium had put in place a brand new restriction: To entry the trove, petitioners wanted to first create an account, utilizing an institutional electronic mail tackle, and so they needed to agree to not use the information to make comparisons throughout ancestral teams.

“So we have come full circle,” Kirkegaard wrote. “You must not cite the wrong people, their papers must be retracted, AND we are going to hide research results from you too, so you can’t compute the forbidden results. This is of course the exact opposite of what open science stands for.”

(Had Kirkegaard efficiently created a person account that September, he would have found that the brand new instructional attainment information had not but been uploaded to the location; it was added in December.)

To the extent that the consortium’s aim was to stop the information from getting used for problematic research of group variations, there are indicators it labored. The following 12 months, when Kirkegaard and two co-authors revealed a research on genetics, race, and intelligence in The Mankind Quarterly, they reported they’d been unable to entry detailed information from the brand new instructional attainment GWAS due to the prohibition on group comparability analysis. As an alternative, they made do with older, smaller datasets.

But, the thought of proscribing entry to detailed genomics information on this manner is controversial, even amongst among the researchers who produce it. In a 2022 essay for Metropolis Journal, a publication of the conservative suppose tank the Manhattan Institute, Lee decried what he noticed as a “drastic form of censorship” that was corrupting high scientific establishments: The Nationwide Institutes of Well being’s database of Genotypes and Phenotypes was denying some requests to entry information associated to intelligence, training, and well being “on the grounds that studying their genetic basis is ‘stigmatizing,’” Lee wrote.

In an electronic mail to Undark, the NIH didn’t affirm or refute Lee’s assertions. A press release that Amanda High quality, the company’s deputy director for public affairs, attributed to the NIH famous that it “does not have a policy prohibiting data from the database of Genotypes and Phenotypes (dbGaP) from being used for research on intelligence,” however that as a part of its Genomic Knowledge Sharing Coverage framework, information entry committees “review requests for access to data and will not approve requests that have a potential to harm research participants.”

There are fissures within the genetics neighborhood on the matter of what, if something, ought to be carried out about ethically regarding group comparability analysis.

Among the many 19 members of the Hastings Heart working group, there was a contingent that argued that the scientific pursuit of information is justified, no matter the societal dangers, so long as the methodologies and methods are sound. Makes an attempt to curb or limit professional science may backfire, a few of them warned.

However there was a second faction that held that the values of educational freedom and the pursuit of information should be balanced with different values, like welfare and justice. They argued that research with social implications should not solely be methodologically sound — their potential advantages should justify their social dangers.

There are fissures within the genetics neighborhood on the matter of what, if something, ought to be carried out about ethically regarding group comparability analysis.

Abdellaoui, for his half, says that though he has little interest in group comparability analysis himself right now, he doesn’t consider it ought to be restricted. He acknowledges a historical past of misuse of group comparability analysis — “I mean, look at the Second World War, or just slavery,” he stated. However he additionally believes that cautious, nuanced work on the hereditarian speculation is nothing to worry.

“Historically, advances in genetics often reveal that differences between humans are far more complex than previously assumed, so I do not expect the simplistic narratives told by racists to be confirmed,” he wrote in a follow-up electronic mail. “One of the consistent patterns in the field of genetics is that it challenges and disproves oversimplified views of the world.”

After the 2022controversy that resulted in Emil Kirkegaard’s removing from the speaker schedule, Abdellaoui figured the controversial blogger would in all probability by no means return to an ISIR convention.

But there Kirkegaard was final July, talking on the ultimate day of the 2024 ISIR convention in Zurich. His look shocked even among the individuals who had been within the room. He had not been listed on a schedule that had circulated on-line earlier than the convention. In response to ETH Zurich’s Stern, who was a session chair on the convention, Kirkegaard was initially scheduled to offer a poster presentation, however ISIR president Thomas Coyle determined on the final minute to have Kirkegaard converse in the principle session as a substitute, on the grounds {that a} poster would possibly draw protests. (Coyle and different ISIR board members didn’t reply to a number of requests for an interview.)

Warne, who additionally spoke on the convention and stay posted on X in the course of the proceedings, shared after which deleted a submit saying Kirkegaard’s speak. (Warne advised Undark an ISIR board member requested him to delete the submit.) In response to a picture seize shared by the weblog Pinkerite, Kirkegaard gave his affiliation as The Arthur Jensen Institute — a corporation that, if it exists, doesn’t seem to have an institutional web site.

Sophie von Stumm, a professor of psychology in training on the College of York who spoke on the convention, stated she didn’t know Kirkegaard can be on the roster till after she arrived. “It was something that made me think a lot about if I will go to another meeting of that conference or not,” she stated, later including, “I haven’t quite worked out how to handle this going forward.”

Von Stumm, whose analysis pursuits embody polygenic scores for intelligence, worries that if she had been to tug again from the group, and from the sector of intelligence analysis extra broadly, she can be ceding territory to individuals who strategy the work with much less care and nuance than she and her colleagues do. “If you withdraw from something, you leave the ground to somebody else, and you say, well, then you take over,” she stated. “I am very torn on this.”

In November, on the heels of President Donald Trump’s reelection, Kirkegaard shared a weblog submit that featured a picture of a purple baseball cap emblazoned, in Trumpian vogue, with the phrases “Make Science Great Again.” In it, he petitioned the incoming administration to “remove all pro-affirmative action laws and regulations.” He boasted that then Vice-President-elect J.D. Vance follows — and tech-entrepreneur-turned-Trump-adviser Elon Musk interacts with — the nameless X account @cremieuxrecueil, which has incessantly shared posts asserting that Black Individuals, as a gaggle, are much less clever than their White counterparts and infrequently spun that into arguments in opposition to variety and affirmative motion. Reporting from The Guardian hyperlinks the account to a graduate scholar named Jordan Lasker, who has beforehand spoken at ISIR and incessantly collaborated with Kirkegaard. (Lasker didn’t reply to an electronic mail from Undark asking for affirmation that he runs the account.)

“If you withdraw from something, you leave the ground to somebody else, and you say, well, then you take over. I am very torn on this.”

Additionally final fall, Kirkegaard co-authored a brand new paper, “Predictive Accuracy of Polygenic Scores from European GWAS among Chinese Provinces,” revealed in The Mankind Quarterly. Amongst different issues, the paper explored whether or not polygenic scores for instructional attainment and IQ correlate with geographic latitude. To generate among the scores, Kirkegaard and his colleagues used information from the tutorial attainment GWAS Lee had offered on the 2021 ISIR convention — the identical information that Kirkegaard had beforehand reported being unable to entry.

The Social Science Genetic Affiliation Consortium, it seems, had lifted the restriction in opposition to group comparability analysis. Daniel Benjamin, a College of California, Los Angeles, behavioral economist and co-founder of the consortium, advised Undark that the restriction was deemed by the U.Ok. Biobank — a contributor to the tutorial attainment GWAS — to be a violation of its information entry coverage.

Requested in an electronic mail whether or not he noticed the repurposing of instructional attainment GWAS information for hereditarian analysis as an issue that the science neighborhood can or ought to tackle, Benjamin replied: “Science that is poorly conducted and communicated can make society worse off, especially if the work is motivated by racism and bigotry.”

He added, “Figuring out the best way to respond to such work in a way that also respects principles of academic freedom, is an important open question that we and the rest of the scientific community need to continue prioritizing.”

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