Steve Sailer: iSteve
September 28, 2013
Gladwell on Gladwell
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From The Telegraph , an interview in which Malcolm Gladwell (promoting his new book) says some reasonable things about himself. Malcolm G...
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The 3,000 most important toddlers in the world
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I'm sure it bores most people, but I can never get enough of New York Times articles about the Wechsler I.Q. tests that the 3,000 most...
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September 27, 2013
L.A. schools' billion dollar iPad contract
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From an editorial in the L.A. Times: EDITORIAL L.A. Unified's iPad plan doesn't compute The district's failure to reso...
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Holder after another liberal city fire department
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From the Associated Press: EEOC: Austin fire dept. discriminated when hiring AUSTIN, Texas — The Austin Fire Department discriminated ag...
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Could Obama go the full Hitler-Stalin Pact and dump Israel for Iran?
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We've been reading for decades about how Iran is a massive military threat while Israel is a tiny, existentially vulnerable outpost. Lo...
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Crops Rotting in the Fields, Part MLXXVII
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From the AP via Huffington Post, and it's not anywhere near as dumb as CRitF Parts I through MLXXVI . Unlike almost all the annual Ha...
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September 26, 2013
A $1,185.00 book on "The Philosophy of Race"
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Tyler Cowen pointed out this book reprinting 73 academics papers on the Philosophy of Race for the low, low price of $1,185. How much of it...
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NYT: Immigrants are "flocking to Mexico" with its "rapidly growing" economy
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NYT caption: "At the U.S.-Mexico border, which nation is a “land of opportunity?" From the NYT : Ambitious immigrants fro...
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New horizon in Chinese birth tourism: surrogacy
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Via Marginal Revolution , the story of how Chinese families have taken birth tourism to a new level: don't even bother holing up in Am...
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September 25, 2013
Tough question
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From the Smithsonian: Why is Albert Camus Still a Stranger in His Native Algeria? On the 100th anniversary of the birth of the famed ...
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What's Calatrava's architectural secret? Don't sweat the small stuff
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Calatrava's Puente del Alamillo in Seville Eye-shaped planetarium, Valencia Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava has designe...
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School Daze, Stomp the Yard, Good Hair
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From the AP: SCHOOLS CRITICIZED FOR BANS ON DREADLOCKS, AFROS BY LEANNE ITALIE "Why are you so sad?" a TV reporter aske...
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Kids these days
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Kevin Helliker writes in the Wall Street Journal : Saying I finished in the top 15% of my age group in last month's Chicago Triathlon...
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September 24, 2013
"The Graduate"
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In Taki's Magazine , I'm continuing my intermittent series reinterpreting well-known but not necessarily well-understood episodes i...
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I thought low wages were good for the economy?
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From the NYT: ECONOMIC SCENE To Address Gender Gap, Is It Enough to Lean In? By EDUARDO PORTER The gender gap in pay and work force parti...
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"I Quit Teach for America"
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From The Atlantic: I Quit Teach for America Five weeks of training was not enough to prepare me for a room of 20 unruly elementary-s...
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September 23, 2013
Peter Turchin explains War! What is it good for?
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Mounted Mongol warriors Via Dienekes : War, space, and the evolution of Old World complex societies Peter Turchin et al. PNAS ...
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"Minnesota" youth runs amok in Nairobi
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From the Washington Post : ... Most of the extremists who seized the upscale Nairobi mall were young and barked orders in English. Wit...
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