How Genetics Rewrote History
Ancient DNA has given historians a new archive, and in two decades it has settled long-running arguments about who migrated, who conquered, and who replaced whom.
Ancient DNA has given historians a new archive, and in two decades it has settled long-running arguments about who migrated, who conquered, and who replaced whom.
The death toll under Communist regimes is of incredible magnitude. Yet whenever I attack Communism for being an evil ideology, I get a serious number of rebuttals.
Skin colour, genetics, race, and racism.
Trump’s reelection reflects the final exhaustion of the post-World War II liberal and conservative cultural consensuses.
A conversation with geneticist and writer Razib Khan.
Muthukrishna’s new book presents a fundamentally optimistic narrative, brimming with ideas and concepts.
Wooldridge argues that meritocracy can only survive if it is infused with an ethos that prioritizes virtue, applying talent to ends that ennoble rather than enrich.
A review of The Scout Mindset: Why Some People See Things Clearly and Others Don’t by Julia Galef. Portfolio, 288 pages (April, 2021) Julia Galef’s The Scout Mindset: Why Some People See Things Clearly and Others Don't is a brisk introduction to a particular way of
Facing Reality attempts to force into view data that many Americans would rather not acknowledge.
Quillette’s Razib Khan speaks with veteran science writer Nicholas Wade about why so many scientists and journalists are now exploring theories about the origins of COVID-19 that, not so long, ago, were being dismissed as conspiracy theories. Articles discussed in this podcast * Origin of COVID—Following the Clues:
Totally Under Control is squarely focused on the bungling, mismanagement, and incoherence of the Trump administration.
Dogs are the only domestic species who have been with us since the Pleistocene, which ended 11,500 years ago.