Mind and Marriage and Brains in Public Life
Albert E Wiggam argues that distrust of highly intelligent people fuels public skepticism toward brain trust leaders. He notes Thorndike's city findings could transform cities if placed under brainy leadership, then discusses divorce risk in the first year and marriage preparation. He also notes rare born salesmen and defines salesmanship with a Persuasion example.
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