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emilkirkegaard.dk
Antonio Regalado is providing us with a recent series of the arguably best informed (compared to Guardian, Nature news etc.) popular science articles on genomics and its relevance to modern eugenics (embryo selection or genetic engineering) as well as the group differences causation question. h |
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gwern.net
The multiple-invention (>3) history of the idea of extremely-powerful embryo selection by using gametogenesis to run many 'generations' in vitro. |
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notpoliticallycorrect.me
1150 words Since all humans are less than 1 percent different, many people take this to mean that "Race is a social construct". The stranglehold that race-denying individuals have had on our society for the past fifty years has had huge implications for our society. This egalitarian notion that "we are all the same" together... |
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joecarlsmith.com
An overview of my take on AI welfare as of May 2025, from a talk I gave at Anthropic. |
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