Princeton U. Drops Tuition After Low IQ Professor Exposes Her Lack of Brilliance

Professor Carolyn Rouse admitted to TV host Tucker Carlson that she had read “parts” of Charles Murray’s book: “The Bell Curve”, which reviewed hundreds of thousands of IQ Test Results and found conclusive evidence that IQ is related to the race of the brain holder. The probability density of the normal distribution is sometimes called The Bell Curve. The equation which describes the bell curve shows in the case of Murray’s book, that different races have different levels of intelligence, called “G” by the industry. G refers to General Intelligence which has verified so often: different levels of intelligence are among other factors highly correlated to race. That conclusion is no longer a matter of opinion. That’s the book Princeton professor Rouse has not read yet she is objecting to and calling Professor Murray a racist based on a book he wrote that she hasn’t read, probably because there’s too much higher math in it for her to absorb it’s meaning and relevance.

Princeton has been caught red-handed so to speak hiring inferior people as professors. Professor Rouse is a prime example. She is using her University status to argue about an author whose book she has not read. As Carlson pointed out: “you don’t know what you are talking about.”.
Princeton U. has some housekeeping to attend to. Professor Rouse’s academic and moral credentials need to be re-examined and she needs to be appropriately treated for the good of the reputation of Princeton University.
Dr. Charles Murray has a PhD in Political Science from M.I.T.

The central point of “The Bell Curve” is: intelligence is a better predictor of many factors including financial income, job performance, unwed pregnancy, and crime than one’s parents’ socio-economic status or education level. Also, the book argued that those with high intelligence (the “cognitive elite”) are becoming separated from the general population of those with average and below-average intelligence, and that this was a dangerous social trend. Murray expanded on this theme in his 2012 book “Coming Apart”.

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