Freeman Dyson: In Memoriam
Image by ioerror – Flickr Freeman Dyson passed away this week at the age of ninety-six. His passing has left a massive hole in the scientific establishment, which we are…
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Cody Moser
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Cody is an evolutionary anthropologist. He is interested in evolutionary psychology, cultural evolution, and structural approaches to anthropology
There’s Little Reason to Worry About the SAT’s New Adversity Score
Last week, the College Board, the company in charge of developing and administering one of the United States’ standard college aptitude tests, known as the SAT, announced that, in addition…
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“Is Science Racist?” Book Review.
It may seem to be a rather silly question, but you might be able to find a reasonable argument for the premise. Maybe scientists are racist, and we need to…
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Alice Dreger’s Middle Finger: Sex, Gender and Unhelpful Hair-Splitting
Is there a more controversial issue in the western upper middle class right now than the intersection of gender and sex? But partial conflation between what sex is and what…
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The Selfish Nature of Human Cooperation
An optimistic anthropological perspective on human nature has emerged in the last two decades: the view that cooperation is the most essential human activity and that conflict, violence, and moral…
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