Steve Sailer: iSteve
March 10, 2012
Occam's Butterknife applied to PISA
›
A lot of the ideas that are broached early on iSteve end up being kicked around later in the prestige press, but they tend to get dumbed do...
95 comments:
Chris Hughes buys The New Republic
›
Ever since Obama got elected, it's sure started to seem as if the whole black thing that had been going on for half a century was losing...
118 comments:
Why are Google ads so inept?
›
I don't know if you see the same Google ads as I do, but the ads Google chooses to run on my blog when I look at www.iSteve.blogspot.com...
38 comments:
Straight Outta Compton
›
Mickey Kaus points us toward this great article by Will Evans of CaliforniaWatch that, as far as I can tell, appears to be real. But the p...
49 comments:
March 9, 2012
The History of a Myth
›
Today's conventional wisdom that Science has proved that race does not exist (and all the more or less comic variants on that) seems to ...
48 comments:
March 8, 2012
Let's not talk about contraception
›
The New York Times Magazine has a story, " America Is Stealing the World's Doctors ," that focuses on an Indian who grew up in...
73 comments:
March 7, 2012
Polygamy: Less fun than it sounds
›
From the NYT : He also heard of poisonous mistrust between [Osama] Bin Laden’s wives. In the cramped Abbottabad house, he was told, tensions...
45 comments:
Mr. and Mrs. Kucinich
›
Long-time Democratic Congressman Dennis Kucinich has lost in the Democratic primary. I never quite got his appeal, but the old dog must have...
118 comments:
March 6, 2012
"A Separation"
›
From my movie review in Taki's Magazine : The Iranian film A Separation , a domestic drama-turned-courtroom mystery, is among the most ...
26 comments:
Ugly Persian Houses
›
If you are a Los Angeles city councilman these days, one issue that you dread dealing with is the controversy over zoning changes to limit ...
65 comments:
Crazy foreign conspiracy theories
›
A few days ago, the government of Egypt released American "democracy activists," including cabinet secretary Ray Lahood's son,...
12 comments:
March 5, 2012
The Obama Administration's conspiracy theory
›
From the NYT: Black Students Face More Discipline, Data Suggests By TAMAR LEWIN Black students, especially boys, face much harsher disci...
86 comments:
Conspiracy Theories
›
From the Atlantic and the National Journal: Disparate Impact: Black Lawmakers and Ethics Investigations by Shane Goldmacher A disproporti...
49 comments:
Dalmatian Dads
›
From WCBS in New York: There were hurt feelings and racial tensions as white applicants were left standing outside a prep class on Wednesda...
86 comments:
March 3, 2012
Hispanic fertility
›
From the Washington Post: Romney, Santorum and archaic ideas on fertility By Lisa Miller, Published: March 2 Between them, Mitt Romney an...
131 comments:
James Q. Wilson, RIP
›
Political scientist James Q. Wilson has died at age 80. He was the rare social scientist who gave the impression that the social sciences ...
44 comments:
March 2, 2012
How can we measure innovation and creativity?
›
As long as I can remember, the Japanese have been poor-mouthing their lack of creativity and innovation (and, by vague extension, that of Ea...
242 comments:
Eric Holder: Quotas without End, Amen
›
Via Roger Clegg and Discriminations , I see this interesting interview by the president of Columbia U., Lee Bollinger, who was the named def...
22 comments:
‹
›
Home
View web version