Archive - Just Emil Kirkegaard Things

Are dogs good or bad for fertility?

Maybe they are bad, at least, it seems that way

Jan 30 • Emil O. W. Kirkegaard

EU health tech at its finest: case study of Oviva

Paperwork innovation vs. technology

Jan 28 • Emil O. W. Kirkegaard

Does assortative mating work?

In theory, yes, but direct empirical evidence isn't so strong

Jan 26 • Emil O. W. Kirkegaard

New York Times is back on the race science beat

A kinda boring article though

Jan 25 • Emil O. W. Kirkegaard

Assortative mating and differences

Understanding through simulations

Jan 17 • Emil O. W. Kirkegaard

Who is biased? On motivation and science

Case study of Richard Lynn

Jan 16 • Emil O. W. Kirkegaard

Good science on national IQs

Contra Shae Mclaughlin on national IQs

Jan 15 • Emil O. W. Kirkegaard

Mini-reviews of books I read in 2025

25 books in a few words

Jan 14 • Emil O. W. Kirkegaard

Understanding audit studies

The demographic priors cannot be ignored

Jan 11 • Emil O. W. Kirkegaard

Whose benefit of the doubt?

Costs related to imperfect decision making must be borne by someone

Jan 10 • Emil O. W. Kirkegaard

"Cultural Differences in Response to Pain" revisited

Also surprise communist traitor

Jan 9 • Emil O. W. Kirkegaard

Review: Can we avoid another financial crisis? (Steve Keen)

Private debt to GDP ratio as the doom metric

Jan 8 • Emil O. W. Kirkegaard

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