Daily Archives: September 6, 2020

The Invisible Bridge: The Fall of Nixon and the Rise of Reagan

Here are some highlights from this 2015 book by Rick Perlstein: * THIS BOOK IS ALSO A sort of biography of Ronald Reagan—of Ronald Reagan, rescuer. He had been a sullen little kid from a chaotic, alcoholic home, whose mother’s … Continue reading

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Public Neutrality

New Dealer writes on Steve Sailer: I’ve been able to laugh, shrug, or sigh through thousands of Saileresque vignettes, and remain of sound mind. Osterweil on looting and its sweetheart Lewis on abolition of the family nearly broke me. I … Continue reading

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9 Snappy Questions on Intelligence

James Thompson posts: In this article Memory Nguwi interviews Heiner Rindermann a top German Psychologist who has done a lot of research on IQ and national development. 1. In your studies what relationship did you find between average national IQ … Continue reading

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