A Citation to Asimov

Isaac Asimov criticized high-IQ societies like Mensa in his memoirs, noting that despite their intelligence, members were often irrational and held elitist views of superiority. The article highlights Asimov's consistent opposition to racism and nationalism, including his rejection of colleague John Campbell Jr.'s claim that "Jews are Homo Superior" and his debate with Elie Wiesel on the dangers of racial and religious nationalism.