Admixture in Americas 2.0
We are finally ready to share our big follow-up to the first Admixture in the Americas project from 2016. Fuerst, J., & Kirkegaard, E. O. W. (2025, December 5). Continental…
We are finally ready to share our big follow-up to the first Admixture in the Americas project from 2016. Fuerst, J., & Kirkegaard, E. O. W. (2025, December 5). Continental…
There's a new genetic analysis of intelligence out: Chen, H., Liao, Y., Tang, L., Wei, X., Li, T., & Chen, W. (2025). Multivariate genome-wide analysis reveals shared genetic architecture and…
I wasn't going to blog this, since I prefer not covering the same ground as others, but due to multiple requests and questions, I will cover it anyway. It's this…
Last year Marcus Feldman and Kevin Lala published one of those anti-hereditarian pieces: Lala, K. N., & Feldman, M. W. (2024). Genes, culture, and scientific racism. Proceedings of the National…
Things are moving fast in the embryo selection sector. There was never really any technological barriers here the last 10+ years, just the usual social taboos and various incompetent people…
There's two exciting news today in embryo selection. The technology is finally moving forward at an appreciable rate. Maybe we are not dysgenics doomed after all. First off, Herasight --…
Suppose you have created a new scale of something ("Science Blog Rating Scale"). It can be psychology or some other soft science, but it doesn't have to be. Suppose you…
So I occasionally go out of my way to read left-wing historians, bioethicists and the like. In general, bioethicists are one of those occupations where they do the exact opposite…
A week ago, a landmark study dropped: Wang, S., Berumen, J., Vergara-Lope, A., Baca, P., Barrera, E., Rivas, F., ... & Visscher, P. M. (2025). Direct effect of genetic ancestry…
I sometimes get asked when we are going to get face accurate prediction from genomes. I tell people that it will take a while because variation is mostly continuous (unlike…