Razib Khan’s Content Aggregation Site
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Soft power from the rooftop of the world
How Tibetans rescued a neglected Indian faith and bought 1000 years of relevance
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A different kind of heart: Tibetans’ genetic uniqueness and enduring cultural sway
High-altitude adaptations and a millennium of religious relevance
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Zineb Riboua: realism in foreign policy in 2025
An international relations expert evaluates the Trump administration
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Graeme Wood: Germany’s turn to the right
On this episode of Unsupervised Learning, Razib talks to Graeme Wood. Wood is a staff writer at The Atlantic, where he usually covers geopolitics and international affairs. His work ranges from a profile of Richard Spencer, the American wh…
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Graeme Wood: Germany’s turn to the right
On this episode of Unsupervised Learning, Razib talks to Graeme Wood. Wood is a staff writer at The Atlantic, where he usually covers geopolitics and international affairs. His work ranges from a profile of Richard Spencer, the American wh…
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Khanversation #34: Rod Dreher, Tariffs and Canada and America’s housing “crisis”
Khanversation episode thirty-four
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Leighton Woodhouse: against the rise of the anti-woke cancel culture and MAGA cultural hegemony
On this episode of Unsupervised Learning Razib welcomes Leighton Akira Woodhouse back to the podcast for his third visit. Woodhouse is a journalist and documentarian based in Oakland, California. He grew up in Berkeley, and was a doctoral stude…
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Mark Lutter: charter cities and the urban future
Future governance and urban planning
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RKUL: Time Well Spent 3/15/2025
Ides of March edition
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Khanversation #33: Jacob Hartog on what educational research is, how DOGE is impacting it and what Ed Schools do
Khanversation episode thirty-three
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Kevin Klatt: Nutrition, health, MAHA and GLP-1
On this episode of Unsupervised Learning Razib talks to Kevin Klatt, a metabolism researcher, dietitian and science communicator. Klatt holds a BA in biological anthropology from Temple University and a PhD in Molecular Nutrition from Cornell U…
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Graeme Wood: Germany’s turn to the right
A return of right-wing political movements in 21st-century Germany
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Khanversation #32: Ross Douthat on why you should believe in religion
Khanversation episode thirty-two
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Where Queens Ruled: ancient DNA confirms legendary Matrilineal Celts were no exception
Britain’s Iron-Age mother-line
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Charles Murray: 50 years on the public scene
On this episode of Unsupervised Learning, friend of the podcast, Charles Murray returns to chat with Razib again. Murray has been a public intellectual and scholar since the 1970’s. He is the author of Losing Ground, The Bell Curve, Human Accom…
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Leighton Woodhouse: against the rise of the anti-woke cancel culture and MAGA cultural hegemony
A civil libertarian comments on the second Trump era
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Titus Techera: Post-Modern Conservative in a post-national Europe
On this episode of Unsupervised Learning, Razib talks to Titus Techera, a Romanian living in Budapest, but commenting extensively on American and European culture. He is the Executive Director of the American Cinema Foundation, International Coordinato…
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Nathan Lents: Sex, truths and gender wars
On this episode of Unsupervised Learning Razib talks to Nathan Lents about his new book, The Sexual Evolution: A Provocative Look at Sexual Behavior Through the Lens of Evolution. A professor at John Jay College in New York City, Lents earned a…
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Kevin Klatt: Nutrition, health, MAHA and GLP-1
A scientific look at health and nutrition
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Antonio Regalado: CRISPR babies 6 years later
Today Razib talks to Antonio Regalado, reporter at MIT Technology Review. Regalado covers how technology is changing medicine and biomedical research. Before joining MIT Technology Review in 2011, he lived in São Paulo, Brazil, where he …