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Part Of: Biology sequence Related To: Population Genetics, Natural Selection, Fitness Seascapes Content Summary: 4400 words, 22 min read Introduction In January 2021, the Alpha variant of SARS-CoV-2 made up less than half a percent of US cases.

Part Of: Machine Learning sequence Followup To: OLS Estimation via Projection Content Summary: 4800 words, 24 min read The Reliability Ratio A student scores 2 standard deviations (SD) above the mean on an exam, in about the top 2%.

Part Of: Biology sequence Followup To: A Portrait of LUCA Content Summary: 5800 words, 29 min read Redox Chemistry Last time, we reconstructed the nature of LUCA, the root at the tree of life.

Part Of: Biology sequence Followup To: A Portrait of LUCA Content Summary: 4000 words, 20 min read Cutting the Knot Abiotic chemistry is leaky.

Part Of: Biology sequence Content Summary: 3000 words, 15 min read The Basic Facts of Abiogenesis From the geochemistry of the early Earth, life emerged.

Part Of: Machine Learning sequence Content Summary: 2000 words, 10min read.

Part Of: Language sequence See Also: Linear Grammar Adapted From: Jean-Louis Dessalles (2007).

Part Of: Politics sequence Followup To: The Evolution of Social Structure Content Summary: 2400 words, 12 min read A Quick Overview Last time, we introduced phase models of social structure.

Part Of: Politics sequence Content Summary: 2400 words, 12 min read The Unilinear Stage Model A polity is an identifiable political entity.

Part Of: History sequence Content Summary: 5000 words, 25 min read The Indo-European Language Family In 1786, a British judge and linguist in India was asked to learn Sanskrit, to better understand how to integrate British and Hindu law.

Part Of: Culture sequence See Also: Kinship explains the IC Dimension Content Summary: 1800 words, 9 min read The Economics of Kinship Kinship systems are solutions to economic problems.

Part Of: Anthopogeny sequence Content Summary: 1000 words, 5 min read.

Part Of: Links sequence Biology Experts of mind control: Parasites are oddly effective at hacking nervous systems to behave against an animal’s best interest (for humans, c.f.