Author Archives: Razib Khan

Episode eleven of the Khanversation

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What’s going on?
I have a new podcast, the Khanversation.

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Though Burmese are a good donor for the Tibeto-Burman in Burmese, it seems pretty clear now that I have Tibetan samples that the Bangladeshi samples are a bit more Tibetan-skewed than these Burmese samples. It may be that the early admixture into Bengal was from a Burmese population that had admixed less with the Austro-Asiatic … Continue reading Bengalis are not totally Burmese in their East Asian ancestry

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Into the trenches with a heterodox journalist

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When dumb cooperation trumps smart self-reliance

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95 Theses On Artificial Intelligence

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Comment on “Pervasive findings of directional selection realize the promise of ancient DNA to elucidate human adaptation”

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Why the French always seem to regain the upper hand, a geographic and genetic exploration, part 1 of 2

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Why the French always seem to regain the upper hand, a geographic and genetic exploration, Part 2 of 2

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A genetic history of Europe down to the end of the Bronze Age

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The eighth episode of the Khanversation

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The eighth episode of the Khanversation

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Almost Autumn Edition

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An exploration of the Australian final frontier

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The seventh episode of the Khanversation

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The seventh episode of the Khanversation

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A creator talks about the rise and fall of cancel culture and how it has impacted the arts

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Khanversation episode 6

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