Razib Khan's Unsupervised LearningMonologue: Out-of-Africa is not dead but hybridization lives36761×Preview0:00Current time: 0:00 / Total time: -15:00-15:00Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade.Monologue: Out-of-Africa is not dead but hybridization livesHuman evolution, the recent and the distantRazib KhanMar 23, 2026∙ Paid3676ShareOn this episode Razib talks about where we are when it comes to “Out-of-Africa,” Neanderthal origins and the broader state of understanding the dynamics of Homo evolution.Cited:Hypothesis: A modern human range expansion ~300,000 years ago explains Neandertal originsDid Levallois tools make Neanderthals human?Interbreeding between Neanderthals and modern…This post is for paid subscribersSubscribeAlready a paid subscriber? Sign inRazib Khan's Unsupervised LearningConversations about science, culture, and current affairsConversations about science, culture, and current affairsSubscribeListen onSubstack AppSpotifyRSS FeedAppears in episodeRazib KhanRecent EpisodesTim Carney: A Tea Party conservative in the Age of TrumpOct 31 • Razib KhanKyle Harper: a natural and human history of the HoloceneOct 23 • Razib KhanMonologue: Out-of-Africa, from the IUP to the 38,000-year-old western explosionOct 21 • Razib KhanMonologue: Is out of Africa dead? (part N)Oct 18 • Razib KhanJonathan Beauchamp: Genoeconomics arise!Oct 15 • Razib KhanPhilippe Lemoine: France of the riots and revolutionOct 8 • Razib Khan and Philippe LemoineRamez Naam: a solar future against AI-doomerismOct 1 • Razib KhanJerry Z. Muller: academia today, intellectual history in the past and AI in the futureSep 24 • Razib Khan