Young Minds Wasted
Reducing poverty by enchancing intelligence, in known ways.
- 356 pages
- 13 hours of reading
The book explores the idea that poverty is not a fixed societal element but rather a cycle driven by limited intelligence, which is often a result of inadequate nutrition, poor health, and environmental factors. It argues that these constraints hinder individuals' capabilities and employability, perpetuating a cycle where limited intelligence leads to poverty, and poverty in turn restricts intellectual development. By addressing these underlying causes, the book suggests a pathway to breaking the cycle of poverty.
