Tag Archives: Richard Lynn

Eternal Recurrence

Posted on June 24, 2019 by leslie

Eternal Recurrence Superior: The Return of Race Science, Angela Saini, 4thEstate, 2019, 342pp, reviewed by Ed Dutton Angela Saini can skilfully encapsulate her subject in a striking yet poignant image, so that the reader feels what this Guardian journalist wants … Continue reading →

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Race, evolution and intelligence

Posted on May 22, 2017 by leslie

Race, Evolution and Intelligence Paul Dachslager reviews Richard Lynn’s chef-d’oeuvre Race Differences in Intelligence: An Evolutionary Analysis, Richard Lynn, second revised edition, 2015, Washington Summit Publishers, Athens, GA, reviewed by Dr Paul Dachslager This second, revised edition of Richard Lynn’s … Continue reading →

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Race Differences in Sporting Achievement

Posted on January 28, 2016 by leslie

Race Differences in Sporting Achievement Frank Ellis considers a compelling analysis Subjected to different evolutionary pressures because they emerged in different parts of the world, racial groups demonstrate superior and inferior levels of attainment in various sporting endeavours. Such is … Continue reading →

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Religion as Elementary Error, by LESLIE JONES

Posted on July 29, 2014 by leslie

Religion as Elementary Error, by Leslie Jones In a persuasive passage in Religion and Intelligence, anthropologist Dr Edward Dutton considers the category question[i]. He cites T. Rees’s definition of science, to wit, “thoughtful, sincere research”. As Dutton points out, … Continue reading →