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Razib Khan

Razib Khan engages a diverse array of thinkers on all topics under the sun. Genetics, history, and politics. See: http://razib.substack.com/

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  1. Jonathan Beauchamp: Genoeconomics arise! 59:56
  2. Philippe Lemoine: France of the riots and revolution 1:30:08
  3. Ramez Naam: a solar future against AI-doomerism 1:04:28
  4. Jerry Z. Muller: academia today, intellectual history in the past and AI in the future 1:20:18
  5. Theo Jaffee: monitoring the "singularity" 56:21
  6. Scott Greer: Whitepill and Sunbelt 1:06:59
  7. Brian Chau: noticing with technology + investigative journalism 34:13
  8. Kyle Orton: Muslims before Islam 51:44
  9. Nikolai Yakovenko: the wages of the Hugging Face hack 1:13:02
  10. Werner Zagrebbi: Adventures in Forbidden Data 1:01:07
  11. Collin Hogue-Spears: How AI Works in China 1:13:19
  12. Daniel Di Martino: a Latino immigrant on immigration (and Venezuela) 1:00:55
  13. Richard Hanania and Steve Sailer: noticing the kakistocracy 1:56:54
  14. Jason Scharf: Austin's present and future as Texas' tech hub 1:20:55
  15. Destiny (Steven Bonnell II): a liberal in the age of radical progressives and MAGA 1:16:42
  16. Joseph Robertson: bringing Reform UK to the top of British politics 1:13:12
  17. Zineb Riboua: Rising Tides of the Third World 1:00:31
  18. Brianna Wu: the case for liberalism 1:15:55
  19. Dan Hess: the end of Asians and humanity going to the retirement home 1:24:48
  20. Leonidas-Romanos Davranoglou: the last Hellenes and the children of the Yamnaya 1:20:29
  21. Nikolai Yakovenko: 4 years into the age of AI 1:20:13
  22. Chris Rufo: the California project 59:53
  23. Gregory Cochran: 15 years after The 10,000 Year Explosion 2:09:16
  24. Russ Greene: the rise of Total Boomer Luxury Communism 47:38
  25. 10,000 years of selection (in Western Eurasia) 40:33
  26. Matthew Schmitz: Christianity as identity, New Atheism and the Texas of Lord Hanuman 1:24:35
  27. Megan McArdle: the follies of populism, impending fiscal crisis, and the whirlwind of AI 1:56:32
  28. Monologue: Race - genetics, history and sociology 34:15
  29. Monologue: Out-of-Africa is not dead but hybridization lives 25:01
  30. Chris Bradley: better science for longevity 1:06:29
  31. Chris Masterjohn: COVID-19 to mitochondrial health, communicating and applying "the science" 1:37:06
  32. Mike White: academia and genomics in the 21st century 1:07:30
  33. Aaron Renn: Heartland urbanism and leaving Left Behind behind 1:34:30
  34. Daniel Tabin: ancient DNA, the good, bad and ugly 1:15:20
  35. Peter Nimitz: the story of the Slavs 1:28:07
  36. Jesse Arm: Gen Z Republicans and their views 1:00:24
  37. Davide Piffer: how Europeans became white 52:09
  38. Aneil Mallavarapu: why machine intelligence will never be conscious 1:14:10
  39. Richard Hanania: his break with the Right and the rise of kakistocracy 1:27:13
  40. Francis Young: Baltic paganism in modern times 1:05:07
  41. Eric Cline: Love, War and Diplomacy, international relations in the Bronze Age 1:05:27
  42. Shadi Hamid: American power and the post-woke age 1:12:28
  43. Vishal Ganesan and Anang Mittal: American Hinduism out of Indian Hinduism 1:56:46
  44. John Hawks and Chris Stringer: Neanderthals, Denisovans and humans, oh my! 1:02:32
  45. Sean Trende: 2025 elections and political demographics, past and future 1:03:38
  46. Alex Young: IQ, disease and statistical genomics 1:14:13
  47. Zineb Riboua: Zohran Mamdani and Third-Worldism ascendent 1:04:52
  48. Ed West: visitor from a dying empire 1:27:05
  49. Noah Smith: Japanese and American politics 1:41:08
  50. Coltan Scrivner: the evolution and psychology of horror 1:11:35