This is an interesting article, and it's obviously inspirational, but I think to complete the job you'd have to reverse the process, and ask what the outcomes w

This is an interesting article, and it's obviously inspirational, but I think to complete the job you'd have to reverse the process, and ask what the outcomes were like for ALL children raised with the techniques he's identified. For example, home tutoring might result in a greater number of exceptional people, but it might also lead to a higher incidence of those children going completely off the rails. Perhaps the question might be which child-raising techniques have the strongest benefit/risk ratio. That said, I bet most of the things in the list are largely upside.