Sitemap - 2023 - Razib Khan's Unsupervised Learning
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RKUL Hit List 2023: From deepest Siberia to Europe’s edge
RKUL Hit List 2023: Ashkenazi Jewish genetics, a match made in the Mediterranean
RKUL Hit List 2023: Steppe 1.0, Going Nomad
More than kin, less than kind: Jews and Palestinians as Canaanite cousins
David Lightbringer: mythopoetic interpretations
When Slavs Rush in: the Fall of the Latin Balkans
Cesar Fortes-Lima: the three thousand-year odyssey of the Bantu
Katherine Brodsky: After 10/7 in Israel, Europe and the US
Cody Moser: the adaptive landscape of cultural evolution
Philippe Lemoine: French food and American immigrants
Cyber Monday 50% discount, and three things I never quit
Genghis Khan: they don’t make stars like they used to
Mark Safranski: the 21st-century way of war and the exhaustion of the American Empire
Brent Roberts: let's talk about personality
Carl Zha: Chimerica to the Thucydides's Trap
Curtis Yarvin: reflections on a life of poetry
Peter Nimitz: the end of the first civilizations 4,300 years ago
IBW Episode #3: The Israel-Palestine conflict
Steinn Sigurðsson: Black Holes, causality and exoplanets
RKUL: Time Well Spent 10/10/2023
Eternal Equipoise: millennia at Eurasia’s heart
Gregory Clark: what has genetics to do with social status?
Sundar Iyer & Sudha Jagannathan: the accused speaks the truth about caste and the "Cisco Case"
Shaka Zulu: The Last of the God-Kings
John Logsdon: what has genomics done for evolution?
Facing Facts, even fraught ones: the quest for proto-Indo-Europeans in 2023
Christopher Rufo - America's Cultural Revolution: How the Radical Left Conquered Everything.
The Indian caste system: origin, impact and future
RKUL: Time Well Spent 09/09/2023
David Anthony: when we were Yamnaya
Erik Hoel: The World Behind the World
Katherine Dee: Is Twitter just our default?
Inez Stepman: fixing higher education
Cory Clark: adversarial collaborations in science
RKUL: Time Well Spent 08/08/2023
Bantu über alles: three millennia of unstoppable African farmers repeopling the vast continent
Alex S. Young and James J. Lee: quantitative genetics in 2023
Diana Fleischman: evolution, sex and eugenics
Nicola Buskirk: old books for a new generation
Hannah Frankman: unlearning the lessons of the past
Lyman Stone: God is dead, long live the Lord!
RKUL: Time Well Spent 07/07/2023
Our explosive past: on cataclysms and demographics
Renu Mukherjee: affirmative action's end
IBW Episode #2: Muslims vs. LGBTQIA+
You’re so Turk and you don’t even know it
The out-of-Africa event in the light of ancient DNA and genomics
Samuel McIlhagga: the UK as a zombie nation
Elizabeth Jones: ancient DNA as "celebrity science"
RKUL: Time Well Spent 06/06/2023
Lee Fang: investigative journalism and investigating journalists
Current status: it’s complicated
Ross Douthat: fantasy and the literary imagination
Samo Burja: China's future, Russia's present and archaeology's past
One door closes, another opens: the Persian Empire’s end and the rise of the Persianate world
RKUL: Time Well Spent 05/05/2023
Timothy B. Lee: don't rage against the machine
We are all Zoroastrians: how Persian empires of the mind touched all humanity
The collapse of the Bronze Age civilization
Peter Nimitz: Seven Ages of Western Eurasia
Alex Feinberg: former professional athlete and techie turned trainer
Adam Mastroianni: a history of experiments in social psychology
Pre-Persian Iran: from the invention of agriculture to the Aryan onslaught
RKUL: Time Well Spent 04/04/2023
Iran through the ages: civilization's eternal crossroads
David McKay: AI and the end of the world as we know it
The modern human conquest of earth
Steven Pinker: The Blank Slate 20+ years later
Fury out of the North: from pagan slavers to Christian kings
David Sloan Wilson: the past and future of multi-level selection theory
The 100-year-winter and the coming of Ragnarök
Introducing the intellectual brown web (IBW)
RKUL: Time Well Spent 03/03/2023
Chariots of Ice, Coursers of the Sun
Human pigmentation: the genetics and evolution of human shades
After the Ice: how foragers and farmers conquered Scandinavia
Glenn Loury: four decades in economics
Virginia Postrel: from synthetic meat to synthetic fabric
Charles Fain Lehman: homicide, death in the charts
RKUL: Time Well Spent 02/02/2023
The prehistoric genetic roots of the Chinese
Venerable Ancestors: untangling the Chinese people's hybrid Pleistocene origins
Genetic history with Chinese characteristics
Madagascar: where Asia and Africa met
Jonathan Anomaly: To Make a Better World
Bryan Caplan: open minds and open borders
RKUL: Time Well Spent 01/01/2023
Your brain on books: themed readings lists for a 20-page-a-day habit in 2023