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Reflections on Intelligence, With Thomas Sowell and Justice Clarence Thomas
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Reflections on Intelligence, With Thomas Sowell and Justice Clarence Thomas
Walking into the Hoover Institution’s Traitel Building on a cool Monday morning two weeks ago, I was immediately confronted with posters of Professor Thomas Sowell’s most important quote: “It doesn’t matter how smart you are, if you don’t stop and think.” Sowell’s words set an unmistakable purpose for the two-day event honoring the economist’s legacy: celebrating intellectual humility and character.The event’s surprise guest made that theme impo…
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