Steve Sailer: iSteve
October 4, 2013
Is the "No True Scotsman" fallacy a fallacy?
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In recent years, as the logical objection "Correlation does not prove causation!" has spread to the lower depths of the Internet,...
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Autumn iSteve Panhandling Drive
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I've been running quarterly fundraisers for the last year, and they've been an encouraging success. My readers have been quite gene...
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In defense of fashionistas
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Here's an NYT article about a lady designer in the brand new country of South Sudan who is pitching fashion as something that might giv...
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Is Noël Wells the first ever even slightly Mexican American SNL cast member?
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Noël Wells From the Washington Post : As ‘Saturday Night Live’ cast reboots, questions about diversity emerge By Paul Farhi, Publ...
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I like my reading just a little on the Spergy side *
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It's not exactly a new discovery that reading good literature tends to improve perceptions, intuitions, and empathy, but it's fun t...
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October 3, 2013
Which KKK-infested county is this?
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Try to guess which county (or which city or which state) this is: Blacks are 5.5 times more likely than whites to be unemployed in YYY Co...
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The regular guy (zillionaire division) ambassador
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One more thought on Prince Bandar bin Sultan , now back in business as the Saudi spymaster trying to overthrow the Syrian government (and, ...
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Case Closed!
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From Marginal Revolution : Does increasing inequality weaken the case for additional low-skilled immigration? by Tyler Cowen In g...
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Pew's big survey of Jewish Americans
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The Pew Center has published a long report, A Portrait of Jewish Americans , on the first major survey of Jews in America in a long time...
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Bandar is back (in manic phase of his bipolar cycle)
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The Saudi ambassador to the United States from 1983-2005 was Prince Bandar . Because he is the son of a part black slave girl, he's ine...
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October 2, 2013
Nature: "Taboo Genetics"
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From the scientific journal Nature : Ethics: Taboo genetics Probing the biological basis of certain traits ignites controversy. But s...
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Designer Babies
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From Wired : Personal Genomics Firm 23andMe Patents Designer Baby System, Denies Plans to Use It BY BRANDON KEIM10.02.1312:08 PM As...
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What the world will pay for
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From the NYT: A Master of Crime Fiction in a Nation Lacking Them Jakob Arjouni’s Last Novel, Now in English By WILLIAM GRIMES ....
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Tom Clancy, RIP
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The Hunt for Red October was a galvanizing book to read in 1985. I expected at the time that it would be even better in movie form, becaus...
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Chaos in (local) government
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The ongoing billion dollar iPad fiasco in Los Angeles public schools ought to be a good moment to reflect upon why public schools tend to s...
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October 1, 2013
NYT readers: Mexico maybe not so awesome after all
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From the New York Times: Mexico’s New Arrivals Mix Praise and Criticism By DAMIEN CAVE MEXICO CITY — Can Mexico ever ascend to its ...
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California has highest poverty rate in country
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For a long time, I've been pointing out that many standard statistics of income, poverty, or cost of living fail to fully get at the und...
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Eric Holder v. Austin FD: the fix is in
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As commenters noted, last week's announcement that the Justice Department was suing the Fire Department of Austin, TX for racial/ethni...
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