艾萨克·阿西莫夫在其1994年由Doubleday出版的回忆录《Asimov: Memoir》（第379-381页）中，阐述了他认为Mensa等高智商社团毫无用处的原因 1。他批评了部分高智商群体中存在的非理性、右翼保守及种族优越论倾向 1。
文中提及阿西莫夫与Philip Klass（化名William Tenn）、John Campbell Jr.及Elie Wiesel的相关讨论，并引用了Nevala-Lee的《Astounding》（第366页） 1。其中，John Campbell Jr.曾表示：“我一直相信犹太人是高等人类（Homo Superior）” 1。针对此类观点，阿西莫夫曾与Elie Wiesel就种族或宗教民族主义展开辩论，强调了他反对种族或宗教民族主义的立场 1。此外，Justin Clark于2020年4月29日发表的《艾萨克·阿西莫夫的反精英智识主义》以及Jay Gabler于2020年5月14日在Literary Hub发表的《如何看待科幻巨匠兼老色鬼艾萨克·阿西莫夫》等文章也涉及相关探讨 1。相关日程安排在2026年8月25日 1。
A recent article highlights passages from Isaac Asimov’s 1994 memoir, I, Asimov (Doubleday), specifically focusing on pages 379 to 381 1. In these excerpts, Asimov explains his belief that high-IQ societies such as Mensa are ultimately useless 1. Furthermore, he criticizes certain high-IQ groups for exhibiting irrationality, right-wing conservatism, and tendencies toward racial superiority 1.
The discussion also covers Asimov's interactions with Philip Klass, who used the pseudonym William Tenn, and John Campbell Jr. 1. During their discussions, Campbell Jr. notably stated, “I’ve always believed that the Jews are Homo Superior.” 1. Additionally, the text references Asimov's debates with Elie Wiesel concerning racial or religious nationalism, underscoring Asimov's firm stance against such ideologies 1. These insights draw upon Nevala-Lee's Astounding on page 366, Justin Clark's April 29, 2020 article "The Anti-Elitist Intellectualism of Isaac Asimov", and Jay Gabler's May 14, 2020 piece "What to Make of Isaac Asimov, Sci-Fi Giant and Dirty Old Man?" in Literary Hub 1. The content is scheduled for August 25, 2026 1.
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