Steve Sailer: iSteve
December 4, 2010
Lack of fortifications
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Regions with lack of fortifications are one of those dogs that didn't bark conundrums that are hard to research. It's obvious that E...
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December 2, 2010
Africa's traditional lack of a Malthusian Trap
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The concept of a Malthusian Trap , in which the finite amount of land limits food supply and thus population, is a highly stylized but still...
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December 1, 2010
GOP sellout in offing?
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In Newsweek, Mickey Kaus blogs: When I worried that the Obama White House might have a plan to enact the so-called DREAM Act in "s...
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Plow Cultures v. Hoe Cultures
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From a new paper, The Origins of Gender Roles: Women and the Plough (Preliminary) by Alberto Alesina, Paola Giuliano, and Nathan Nunn, we f...
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What I really want WikiLeaks to leak
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The WikiLeaks' State Dept. cables revealed so far have been mildly entertaining. For example, American diplomats reported on President S...
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November 30, 2010
Stutterer Awareness?
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You're going to be hearing a lot about the Weinsteins' movie The King's Speech between now and the Oscars. It's a sort of fa...
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One Loyalty
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Newsweek has a long profile of Rep. Luis Gutierrez, whom I recently cited as a prime example of how racial gerrymandering creates extremist...
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November 29, 2010
"The King's Speech"
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From my review in Taki's Magazine : In outline, The King’s Speech sounds like a Wayans Brothers spoof ( Oscar Movie ) of a Weinstein B...
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The #2 Whitopia is Idaho; The #1 Whitopia is ...
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Audacious Epigone has a table derived from the Pew Research Center of net migration trends for white people in the housing bubble years of...
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Immigrants and Exurbs
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Ever since African-American voters in Washington D.C. kicked out school reformer Michelle Rhee, lowering property values in gentrifying sect...
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"There will always be a reasonably passionate opposition"
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Ross Douthat writes in the NYT : Imagine, for a moment, that George W. Bush had been president when the Transportation Security Administrati...
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The Set-Aside Boondoggle
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Heather Mac Donald explains in NRO in The Set-Aside Boondoggle another detriment on the economy. Allow me to reiterate that the one compa...
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"Why isn't Mexico rich?"
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Asks Stephen Dubner on the Freakonomics blog, citing a paper by an American economist about how the Mexican government has done much of what...
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November 25, 2010
Well-Staffed
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You can't complain that high tuition private colleges aren't well-staffed these days. From an article in the Washington Post about ...
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Would a Sarrazin-like megaseller even find a publisher in New York?
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The publishing sensation of 2010 is Thilo Sarrazin's million selling work of statistical analysis, Germany Abolishes Itself . You might ...
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November 24, 2010
An English review of Sarrazin
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Via Arnold Kling , David Goodhart, editor of the U.K. Prospect , reviews Thilo Sarrazin's book Germany Abolishes Itself in his magazine...
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November 23, 2010
Link Fixed: "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1"
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Read my review in Taki's Magazine: Kids these days have short attention spans. Or so I’ve often been informed. For example, Baroness ...
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November 22, 2010
More unsolicited advice for President Obama
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In VDARE this week, I offer the President another policy suggestion that he won't hear from anybody else that would be politically feasi...
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