沃森年輕 … 甚至壯年 … 的時候，發表那樣的言論不會引起注意。時代變了，但他還是老觀念。

早就有人說，IQ的測試不公正，因為是以現代知識和生活經驗為標準，沒有辦法測出真正的智慧。

諾貝爾獎得主在他的專業領域有特殊貢獻，但是其他方面不一定都對。

說真的的，

如果可以賣這麼高價，我也寧可把獎牌賣出去耶

擺在家裡，第一天看很興奮，第二，

第三天就沒什麼了

反正獎牌不在，

人家還是知道你是諾貝爾得主，沒差， 呵呵

您這篇文章 讓我想起

台灣的李遠x 不是他的專業,憑著諾貝爾得獎者

被李登輝高薪請回台灣

台灣有什麼事 十二年的教改 風災 政治選舉

他都要插一手 弄得名聲不好 惹民怨

學有專業 就該繼續研究自己的專業

超過不熟悉的專業 就像換了腦袋

熱心幫助的人 真的讓人敬佩

謝謝分享知識

希望奧斯曼諾夫沒有贊同沃森2007年的言論。

世界上有太多傑出的非裔人才，再說人的智慧怎可以族裔區分。抱持這樣子的觀念作研究，其結果可議。

買主與賣家

都值得深深致敬

The week that ruined Watson's reputation

14 October The Sunday Times Magazine publishes an interview with Dr James Watson. He says he is 'inherently gloomy about the prospect of Africa' because 'all our social policies are based on the fact that their intelligence is the same as ours - whereas all the testing says not really'.

His hope is that everyone is equal but says that 'people who have to deal with black employees find this is not true'.

17 October The front page of the Independent runs a story on Watson's theory with the headline 'Africans are less intelligent than Westerners says DNA pioneer'. It creates a furore.

18 October The Science Museum cancels Watson's talk planned for 19 October. In a statement, the museum says 'James Watson's recent comments have gone beyond the point of acceptable debate'.

At a launch for his book at the Royal Society in London, Watson withdraws the words attributed to him: 'To all those who have drawn the inference from my words that Africa, as a continent, is somehow genetically inferior, I can only apologise unreservedly.'

19 October Watson seeks to justify his theory that there is a genetic basis behind differences in IQ in an interview with the Independent.

20 October Watson is forced to return to New York after his employers at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, Long Island, suspend him from his duties because of his apparent views.