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How do elite groups form?
The truth is that, in many cases, elite groups are genetically different from the rest of the population.
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What Went Into the Melting Pot?
A brief history of American immigration between 1610 and 2013
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A Twitter/X Data Crosspost
Immigrants might not be a fiscal downside; the neuromythical status of learning styles; who's really thinking about Rome; incarceration and recidivism…
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Two Stories About Jews
When anti-Semitic propaganda backfires; and answering the question, does love win?
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How Many Sexual Misconduct Allegations Are False?
An Anonymous Guest Post
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The Cycle of Violence
Is the Israeli-Palestinian conflict a case of "an eye for an eye"?
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The Pro-Life Should Play a Different Game
Abortion opponents can succeed by harnessing trivial inconveniences
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