Judges were never very good at science. - Matt Ridley

There is a contradiction at the heart of feminism, one that few feminists have acknowledged. You cannot say, first, that men and women are equally capable of all jobs and, second, that if jobs were done by women, they would be done differently.

These two processes—linguistic philology and genetic phylogeny—are converging upon a common theme: the history of human migrations.

Few debates in the history of science have been conducted with such stupidity as the one about intelligence.