Sitemap - 2024 - Razib Khan's Unsupervised Learning

We were selected: tracing what humans were made for

Dan Hess: the fertility collapse

John Hawks: 2024 in Neanderthals, Denisovans and Hobbits

Science giveth and science taketh away

RKUL: Time Well Spent 12/12/2024

David Mittelman: pushing the genomic frontier in 2024

"But then I realized horses are just men-extenders"

War and Peace: horse power, progress and prosperity

In Search of Indo-Europeans in 2024: of Catacombs and Corded Ware

Graphic Content & Cyber Monday: the year’s deepest discount

Megan McArdle: American food culture, artisanal to industrial

Nikolai Yakovenko: the Singularity is not here

Yascha Mounk: American democracy in 2024

Anatoly Karlin: Russian nationalism to American globalism

RKUL: Time Well Spent 11/11/2024

The Horse: Man's Most Useful Companion

Crémieux Recueil: US election 2024 analysis

A language family of one, a land beyond conquest

Wilfred Reilly: confronting historical myths propagated in schools

Leighton Woodhouse: chaos and corruption in urban America

Africa’s exception to every rule: Ethiopian genetics, sovereignty and religion

Lyman Stone: a demographer against the birth dearth

RKUL: Time Well Spent 10/10/2024

Peachy Keenan: cosmopolitan radical traditionalist

Jesse Singal: after the replication crisis and into the youth gender medicine debate

All together now: did human joiners outcompete rugged Neanderthal individualists?

Sam Hammond: I for one welcome our A.I. overlords

14,000 years of natural selection

France: Europe’s crème de la crème

La France: blessed eldest daughter of a blessed continent

Europe: 40000 BC to 1200 BC

RKUL: Time Well Spent 09/09/2024

Misha Saul: the Antipodean Anglosphere

Rachel Haywire: the edge of the avant-garde

Halie May: the democratization of genomics

Korean identity: a story of genetic continuity 1,400 years in the making

Inez Stepman: Silicon Valley's post-human world

Got milk? Get -13910*T

Everywhere you want to be: Indian immigrants in America (part 2 of 2)

RKUL: Time Well Spent 08/08/2024

Christina Buttons: navigating the gender wars

Everywhere you want to be: Indian immigrants in America (part 1 of 2)

Sarah Haider: activist to podcaster and public intellectual

Eliah Overbey: the birth of bioastronautics

You can’t beat us if you join us

When in (the) America(n century), do as the Americans do

Aria Babu: pro-natalism in the shadow of empire

Louise Perry: overcrowded Britain and the ennui of a post-imperial nation

RKUL: Time Well Spent 07/07/2024

Bryan Ward-Perkins: The material consequences of the fall of Rome

Nikolai Yakovenko: the stillborn promise of the LLM age

Scions of Sahul: the steadfast Australian settlers who held off sedentarism for 45,000 years

J. P. Mallory: Indo-Europeans found?

Sean Anthony: the Muhammad of history

RKUL: Time Well Spent 06/06/2024

Chad Niederhuth: genetics in plants, from Mendel to GMOs

Brazil: a melting-pot genetic present and an uncharted deep past

Jonathan Keeperman: becoming Lomez

Ryan Burge: Losing Our Religion

Lost civilizations and the promise of new knowledge

Akshar Patel: Modi's India in the 21st century

RKUL: Time Well Spent 05/05/2024

Jeremy Carl: The Unprotected Class - How Anti-White Racism Is Tearing America Apart

Little Steppe earthquakes: upheavals both demographic and scholarly

The Genetic Origin of the Indo-Europeans

Eric Cline: After 1177 B.C.

Roma Termini: why cities both make us and break us as a species

John Massey: Chinese dreams through Western eyes

RKUL: Time Well Spent 04/05/2024

Colin Wright: in the trenches of the gender wars

Kristian Kristiansen: DNA and European prehistory

Samo Burja: Palladium Magazine, China, Russia and the future of Eurasia

Beyond the Pale: Irish cultural uniqueness past Rome's reach

Steve Hsu: IQ, artificial intelligence and academia

Murtaza Hussain: Gaza and the global left

RKUL: Time Well Spent 03/03/2024

The longer I live, the wronger I get to be

Chris Stringer: human evolution in 2024

The two Indo-European revolutions and Germania’s rise

Hans, are we…. the admixed ones?

Rob Henderson: foster-kid to Ivy League graduate

Nick Cassimatis: fear not AI, this too shall pass

Zoe Booth and Iona Italia: Quillette's dynamic duo

Time Well Spent - 2/2/2024

James Miller: the end of world as we know it

Wilfred Reilly: a social scientist in the culture wars

Kind of a big deal: 10 golden-age papers that changed human genetics

Erich Schwarz: in the beginning was the worm (C. elegans)

Seth Stephens-Davidowitz - Who Makes the NBA?: Data-Driven Answers to Basketball's Biggest Questions

Alexander: the psychology of dating

Time Well Spent - 1/1/2024