Tulsa race riot costs in comparison
So you've seen the pictures of the infamous Tulsa race riot. Wikipedia even has renamed it to "Tulsa race massacre". New York Times has no less than 1250 hits for…
Chemistry journal censors reflection piece because critical of DIE ideology
Retraction Watch has the story, I am merely reposting here for posterity. Tomas Hudlicky. (2020). “Organic synthesis—Where now?” is thirty years old. A reflection on the current state of affairs.…
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…
New study out: Mental Illness and the Left
Well, this one has been public as as preprint for a while (PsyArxiv [this is tagged as private?!], OSF and ResearchGate ~9k views), but it is now officially published in…
Danish study of freedom of speech and Muslim immigrants
Since a lot of foreigners are talking about this one and I am in a position to read the Danish language, it seems worthwhile to recap it here. The Danish…
Hans Jürgen Eysenck memorial site
There is now a memorial site for Hans Jürgen Eysenck, the famous and controversial psychologist. https://hanseysenck.com/ The website includes free PDFs of many of his older works, including books going…
“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…
Trying out tidymodels package
If you want to train machine learning models, R offers thousands of packages to try out. However, most of these are written by random students and academics, so they are…
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…
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