Intelligent economics: the way forward
Christainsen, Gregory. (2020). Rushton, Jensen, and the Wealth of Nations: Biogeography and Public Policy as Determinants of Economic Growth. Mankind Quarterly. This paper offers a review of some of the…
“I will not be editor of a manuscript aiming to investigate any questions in support of racist considerations.”
This one is from a while back, 2017, but since we are bringing some sunlight to these academic censors, let's get this one out in the open too. This paper…
Citizen Scientific Racism
Aaron Panofsky (Associate Professor in the Institute for Society and Genetics, Public Policy, and Sociology, UCLA) is your typical history focused Jewish, anti-racist academic. Some years ago, he wrote an…
Editor Matthias Ziegler rejects paper for political reasons, then says science should be neutral
Some colleagues wrote a paper summarizing intelligence/cognitive ability gaps in the United Kingdom based on large samples. Many of these were new results derived from government testing via freedom of…
The verbal tilt model
Some years ago I came up with a rough model for explaining some curious demographic associations (I later told a friend about it, and he had the same idea independently).…
Lynn’s impossible regression values: bounded outcome variables with OLS
Someone emails me: Hello Mr. Kirkegaard, This is a question I emailed to Richard Lynn about data in regression analysis in his book Intelligence that did not make sense to…
New video out: Who are the comedians?
Got another video out today. It's covering my 2017 paper, that people were posting about on Twitter, suggesting interest in this kind of work. Kirkegaard, E. O. W. (2017). Sex…
Reverse publication bias: a collection
See also Sesardić's conjecture, a related idea. Publication bias as normally considered is really positive publication bias, i.e., the bias is away from zero, towards finding larger than reality results.…
Military psychology: a review
Some of the best psychology related to intelligence and other applications have been conducted by the Anglo-sphere military. I don't actually know much about the research that has been conducted…
Interrater reliability in job performance ratings
And now for something completely different. Well, not that different. But not the usual things. I've been working in human resources/education since February. It's quite enjoyable work. My job consists…
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