The making of the 8 dimensional US political test
Some days ago I posted a new US political ideology test on X. It went decently viral and currently has collected about 28k first time completions. You can find the…
Some days ago I posted a new US political ideology test on X. It went decently viral and currently has collected about 28k first time completions. You can find the…
Back in the 2000s, there was some interest in semen quality and intelligence: Arden, R., Gottfredson, L. S., Miller, G., & Pierce, A. (2009). Intelligence and semen quality are positively…
Have just finished a neat update to the site. On the correlations page you can now see the matrix of cross-test sample sizes: You can click any of the green…
Whenever race differences in cognitive ability broadly speaking are brought up, they encounter huge skeptical and emotional opposition. This is understandable, though not grounded in science. One common claim is…
There are some data memes floating around like this one: In German, it shows the performance of Turks on PISA math by year and destination country. It can be seen…
We all know that universities differ in quality. But what exactly do we mean by that? How do we determine which are the top universities? There are a number of…
Since I can remember I've been told that prominent economists say that the European Single Market (tariff free zone) is good for business and the economy at large. And the…
In response to my prior post on the fertility rates of American women by occupation, some asked for the results for men, and others pointed out that there seems to…
In a world of declining fertility, we have to ask ourselves why it is so declining. I've spent many posts on that question. We could also ask instead, how do…
Our big project was finally published: Van Pelt, D., & Kirkegaard, E. O. (2026). Big Data, Deep Roots: Correlating Surname Genetic Ancestry and Socioeconomic Status across Millions of Americans. Comparative…