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From the New York Times: Sheila Katz was a young executive at Hillel International, the Jewish college outreach organization, when she was sent to visit the philanthropist Michael H. Steinhardt, a New York billionaire. He had once been a major … Continue reading →

Comments at Steve Sailer: * I’ve had two nephews marry Asian girls. I tried to get some of this info out of them in a discreet way without ruining Thanksgiving. I found out: 1.) Parents don’t care if they marry … Continue reading →

Report from Scientific American. From ApplyMagicSource.com after I gave it access to my Twitter account: Openness to experience describes a dimension of personality that distinguishes imaginative, creative people from down-to-earth, conventional people. Your digital footprint suggests that you are intellectually … Continue reading →

Manifesto 00:00 KMG has his cam working! 02:00 Attacks on Christchurch mosques 2:00:00 Millennials are so buried in debt they can’t buy into American Dream of owning a home 2:06:00 Facebook’s Crisis Management Algorithm Runs on Outrage 2:08:00 Facebook’s Data … Continue reading →

00:00 David Cole: The (Burger) King of Racism 06:00 Bernie Sanders called millionaires immoral, now he’s one 09:00 Saudi Arabia 10:00 Trump’s approval ratings 12:00 Trump – Libya 13:00 Japan apologizes for forced sterilization 24:00 KMG arrives to talk about … Continue reading →

Here are excerpts from this 2018 book: * The company put off drafting an army of sales and marketing people until much later. Instead, in 1999 and 2000, Google staffed up with—what else?—brainiacs. Larry and Sergey hired software engineers, hardware … Continue reading →

I interviewed Jeffrey Hart in 2005. Jeffrey: “I thought Iraq had weapons of mass destruction. Then I supported [the American-led invasion]. Now I find that many of those claims were not only incorrect, but possibly fabricated.” Luke: “What grade would … Continue reading →

Nicholas Wade writes in the WSJ Dec. 17, 2015: Smarter people, on average, are more patient and interested in saving. And indeed national savings rates correlate with IQ scores… He argues that IQ is correlated with several other virtues that … Continue reading →