Peter Foreshaw Brookes
I write about all manner of things which interest me. This mostly focuses on debates about the effects of and on family formation and the creation of new human life!
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Amongst high earning Swedes, the average IQ stands around 1 standard deviation above average, and this trend continues even for the higher earning groups, indicating a plateau of the relationship between earnings and intelligence.
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A History of Western European Fertility
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Yes, It Is The Phones
There’s been a great deal of discussion this week about the role of smartphones in driving down fertility after an article by published in the Financial Times 3 days ago showed that the timing of the fertility decline of the past ~20 years...
Contra Salter On Ethnicity & Cohesion
In a recent piece for Magazine, Frank Salter made the case that ethnic heterogeneity inevitably results in disharmony in society. He gives several reasons for this, and I merely want to show that his reasons are not nearly as strong as he...
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Centre for Family and Education Director. Educator. All opinions are my personal views.
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