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New malaria vaccines may not be the panacea drugs people are hoping for. Here’s why

Roger Bate | Quillette | 
New vaccine to eradicate malaria: The vaccine may well help reduce deaths, but we should not exaggerate its efficacy ...
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Viewpoint: Hard-wired gender — Don’t believe claims that there are almost no differences between male and female brains

David Geary | Quillette | 
Men’s and women’s brains are biased to notice and process different aspects of the social and physical world ...
Viewpoint: When it comes to the future of Artificial Intelligence, we need to separate valid concerns and unfounded fears

Viewpoint: When it comes to the future of Artificial Intelligence (AI), we need to separate valid concerns from unfounded fears

Brendan Craig | Quillette | 
Questioning how humans want to relate to Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the coming decades need not be muddled together with ...
Viewpoint: How did science become a messy jumble of politics and negotiation.

Viewpoint: How did science become a messy jumble of politics?

Oliver Traldi | Quillette | 
Mucking around in the messy business of political compromises and calculations puts scientists at a distance from what they really ...
The Hidden Spring: Controversial new book addresses where consciousness originates

The Hidden Spring: Controversial new book addresses where consciousness originates

Sean Welsh | Quillette | 
Viewpoint: Why and how does the subjective quality of experience arise from objective neurophysiological events? ...
Questioning the miracles life. New book asks how an inanimate universe ‘created’ fire, water and humans

Questioning the miracle of life: How did an inanimate universe ‘create’ fire, water and humans?

Lawrence Krauss | Quillette | 
How did an inanimate universe become animate? That question has been the cause of wars and the inspiration for many ...
Viewpoint: UFOs are in fashion again. Does latest surge in sightings suggest that aliens are (still and always) amongst us?

Viewpoint: UFOs are in fashion again. Does latest surge in sightings suggest that aliens are amongst us?

Michael Shermer | Quillette | 
Webzine Debrief published startling claims: US government and its allies have in their possession "intact and partially intact craft of ...
Is there a male-female ‘orgasm gap’? Unlocking the mystery of female sexual selection

Is there a male-female ‘orgasm gap’? Unlocking the mystery of female sexual selection

Robert King | Quillette | 
Every second of every day, across the face of planet Earth, there are 18,000 ejaculations of sperm, and 4.4 births ...
Viewpoint: Irrational moralizing or appropriate caution — Should we be concerned about AI models that profile humans by ‘race’?

Viewpoint: Irrational moralizing or appropriate caution — Should we be concerned about AI models that profile humans by ‘race’?

Zachary Robert Caverley | Quillette | 
In recent years, a wealth of literature has emerged exploring how AI and machine learning (ML) can improve diagnostic precision ...
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Viewpoint: About the backlash faced by JK Rowling arguing against a ’sex spectrum’—Evolutionary biologist says maybe she was right

Colin Wright | Quillette | 
JK Rowling recently drew fire on social media for tweeting the statements to the effect that “biological sex is real.” ...
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How do genetics and luck mix to determine life’s winners and losers?

Michael Shermer | Quillette | 
Let’s begin with a question: Why do some people succeed in life while others fail? Is it because they are ...
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Is evolution denial an attempt to ‘make humans special’?

Colin Wright | Quillette | 
Evolutionary biology has always been controversial. Not controversial among biologists, but controversial among the general public. This is largely because ...
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No strings attached: Why are men more interested in casual sex?

Steve Stewart-Williams | Quillette | 
First, is there any truth in [gender] stereotypes? And second, if there is, why? The answer to the first question, ...
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Why cognitive inequality demands our attention

Wael Taji | Quillette | 
[April 28, 1996, Martin Bryant used] two rifles and a shotgun stashed inside a sports bag on the passenger seat ...
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Video: Looking back at groundbreaking twins research—and its impact on genetics

Henrik Dynesen | Quillette | 
“I have looked at the data, and I’m collecting the data, and I’m still absolutely astounded. I still haven’t settled ...
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Traits of masculinity: What does it mean to ‘be a man’?

William Buckner | Quillette | 
There are commonalities of human behavior that extend beyond any geographic or cultural boundary. Every known society has a sexual ...
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Why don’t more women pursue STEM fields? There’s no easy answer

David Geary, Gijsbert Stoet | Quillette | 
Many academics in the modern world seem obsessed with the sex difference in engagement with science, technology, mathematics, and engineering ...
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Viewpoint: Gender equity debate demands understanding of biological differences

Marta Iglesias | Quillette | 
[Editor's notes: Marta Iglesias is a predoctoral researcher in the Champalimaud Neuroscience Programme, Lisbon. Her research is focused on how ...
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Decrying ‘neurosexism’: Are attempts to find biological gender differences justified?

Claire Lehmann, Debra Soh | Quillette | 
“Neurosexism,” “populist science,” “neurotrash,” the problem with using terms like these to describe scientific investigations of sex differences is that ...

Genes trump parenting in shaping who we are

Brian Boutwell | Quillette | 
The GLP aggregated and excerpted this blog/article to reflect the diversity of news, opinion and analysis. I want you to ...
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