Steve Sailer: iSteve
February 13, 2009
Rise of the New Mulatto Elite -- Even in the NBA
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For a couple of years , I've been pointing ou t that because African-American culture has become so narrow and inward-looking, it's ...
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Dutch M.P. Geert Wilders banned from visiting U.K.
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A friend calls to mind Wordsworth's sonnet "London, 1802:" MILTON! thou should'st be living at this hour: Englan...
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Seligman's passion: playing the odds
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The late Daniel Seligman, who more or less invented the kind of heavily quantitative journalism I practice, loved gambling. (Here's his ...
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Question
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Q. If we nationalize the banks, will we see them used in service of a nationalist economic policy? A. Don't be silly. My published artic...
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Daniel Seligman on the origin of the gay marriage movement
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From the late Dan Seligman's Keeping Up column in Fortune : August 14, 1989 ALL IN THE, ER, FAMILY Perplexities abound when you ponder...
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Landlords to the rescue?
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Obama says his administration will announces its home"owner" bailout package next week. Let me guess: the policy will formalize th...
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February 12, 2009
Terabux of Community Reinvestment Act Pledges 1977-2005
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Well, I found the 2005 National Community Reinvestment Coalition report on CRA commitments in trillions of dollars, so I'm going to make...
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"Hate Stats"
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To expand up Joe Guzzardi's coinage "hate facts," now we see that the Prime Minister of Britain is on verge of an aneurysm in ...
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Obama's infrastructure stimulus already at work!
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When I came out of the house today, Stop signs had been erected at the intersection at the end of my block, and big white stripes painted on...
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More Seligmania
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From the late Daniel Seligman's Keeping Up column in Fortune : September 10, 1990, Soon after this article is printed, it will t...
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Daniel Seligman's prescient 1989 column on mortgage discrimination
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Daniel Seligman, who died last week at age 84, was my role model as a quantitative journalist. From the 1970s into the 1990s, he wrote a blo...
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Seligmania
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More from old Fortune "Keeping Up" columns by the late Daniel Seligman. Here's one where using 1980s hardware and software, an...
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Are standards of artistic beauty universal?
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This is a big question raised by Denis Dutton's book "The Art Instinct," so I'm going to focus just on one small field whe...
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February 11, 2009
Dennis Dutton's "The Art Instinct"
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Philosopher Denis Dutton, who runs the universally admired Arts & Letters Daily website that highlights three worthy highbrow articles ...
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If lending is really frozen ...
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... how come my teenage son keeps getting a couple of offers of preapproved new credit cards each week? My published articles are archived a...
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Alex Rodriguez v. Mickey Rourke
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The highest paid baseball player, Alex Rodriguez of the New York Yankees, is in the doghouse because his failure to pass a steroid test in 2...
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February 10, 2009
You get what you pay for
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After Hank Paulson's turn as Treasury Secretary, the conventional wisdom became: We don't need as Treasury Secretaries anymore of th...
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Politically Correcticizing Darwin
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A featured review, " Charles Darwin, Abolitionist ," by Christopher Benfey, a professor of English, in the Feb. 1, 2009 New York T...
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