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Razib Khan is a geneticist and Substacker. He joins the podcast to talk about what genetics can tell us about the human past and the progress made in h…
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Steven Pinker is a professor of psychology at Harvard University. The author of several books, his latest is Rationality: What It Is, Why It Seems Scar…
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Robin Hanson is a professor of economics at George Mason University. He joins the podcast to talk about futarchy, a system in which people would vote o…
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CSPI is pleased to announce the release of our latest report, “The Accuracy of Stereotypes: Data and Implications,” by Lee Jussim and Nate Honeycutt. T…
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Philippe Lemoine has a new post on the transmissibility of the COVID-19 Delta variant, arguing that the data do not support claims made by many epidemi…
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Noor Siddiqui is a former Thiel Fellow, lecturer at Stanford University, and the founder and CEO of Orchid, a biotech company. She joins the CSPI podca…
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Philippe Lemoine has a new blog post on why COVID-19 is here to stay, but it’s also going to be much less dangerous in the future. As more of the publi…
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Marc Andreessen on how tech changes the world
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On this week’s podcast, Richard talks to Philippe Lemoine, a Research Fellow at CSPI and a PhD candidate in philosophy at Cornell University. He recent…
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Philippe Lemoine has a new post called “Lockdowns, econometrics and the art of putting lipstick on a pig.” He takes apart the paper “Causal impact of m…
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At the CSPI blog, Martha Bradley-Dorsey, a PhD student at the University of Arkansas, writes about her experience trying to gather data on DEI spending…
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This week’s episode is with Eric Posner, a professor at the University of Chicago Law School. He is the author of several books, including The Executiv…
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