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How Are The Gay Younger Brothers Doing?

Scott Alexander examines recent studies on the Fraternal Birth Order Effect, finding evidence for a broader sibling birth order effect on homosexuality, though its exact nature and mechanism remain debated.

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Oct 4, 2023 3,400 words 107 likes 398 comments Listen · 22 min Read Read

Links 8/17: On The Site Of The Angels

A collection of interesting links covering medical research, sociology, politics, and technology, with brief commentary on each item.

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Aug 7, 2017 2,291 words 0 likes 790 comments Read Read

Before You Get Too Excited About That GitHub Study…

Scott Alexander critiques a study claiming gender bias in GitHub, pointing out methodological flaws and media misrepresentation of its non-peer-reviewed findings.

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Feb 12, 2016 2,394 words 0 likes 878 comments Read Read

Magic Markers

Scott Alexander critiques a study claiming to have found biomarkers for suicide risk, arguing that the results are overstated and such a test would have limited clinical utility even if accurate.

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Aug 31, 2015 1,958 words 0 likes 137 comments Read Read

Links For August 2014

Scott shares a collection of interesting links covering topics like folklore, scientific papers, geopolitics, and cultural curiosities.

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Aug 17, 2014 1,043 words 0 likes 50 comments Read Read
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