Ending the IRB nightmare
Suppose you are running a company that has a website. You are wondering whether marketing campaign A or B works best. Which one do you go with? Why not both?…
Suppose you are running a company that has a website. You are wondering whether marketing campaign A or B works best. Which one do you go with? Why not both?…
James Lee, authors of many GWAS studies wrote a piece in 2022 entitled Don't even go there saying that NIH is increasingly censorious regarding data access. Since it is short, I…
Back in February, Nathan Cofnas wrote an influential piece A Guide for the Hereditarian Revolution, in which he wrote: The prospect of a hereditarian revolution strikes some people as inconceivable…
You have probably heard of that outlier Iowa poll that gave a surprisingly large advantage to Harris in the 2024 election. Related to this is that is what forecasters call…
This is a nerdy post of little interest to the layman. There's this old paper that sometimes comes up: Dana, J., & Dawes, R. M. (2004). The superiority of simple…
Heiner Rindermann strikes back with a new study of immigrants in Germany: Rindermann, H., Klauk, B. & Thompson, J. (2024). Intelligence of refugees in Germany: levels, differences and possible determinants.…
Back in May this year, German intelligence researcher Heiner Rindermann published this study: Rindermann, H. (2024). Surprisingly low results from studies on cognitive ability in developing countries: are the results…
Jonathan Egeland has an excellent recent paper on the Flynn effect and its paradoxes: Egeland, J. (2022). The ups and downs of intelligence: The co-occurrence model and its associated research…
There are many ways that politics impact science. Many people are aware of the extreme measures taken by Soviet Russia (Lysenkoism) in order to make genetics fit with the party…
Everybody knows academia has severe political bias issues. Some people have been trying to do something about it for decades. The main academic organization that has been talking up the…