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Neanderthal disappearance explained by genetic dilution

Intro LO: I'm surprised that I did not consider this simple explanation before. Moreover, it feels like Occam's razor: "In philosophy, Occam's razor (also spelled Ockham's razor or Ocham's razor; Latin: novacula Occami) is the problem-solving principle that recommends searching for explanations constructed with the...

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America First will become America Last ?

The Axios article below, Trump's China retreat, is interesting. In my view, the American retreat is not only about China though. USA is retreating to a regional Superpower role, which the American Maya civilization fulfilled for millennia. See my diagram on Superpowers in Space & Time. Source: my 10 March 2025 blog Chaos, Equilibrium, SuperPowers and the United...

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Electricity

About a month ago, I received a letter from my electricity provider announcing a scheduled interruption for a few hours. Last Monday, that interruption became an unscheduled disruption. After about 7.5 hours, my electricity returned. I’m slowly realising that I took my energy supplies (eg, electricity, gas, water) for granted. Most likely, my feeling of taking such...

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“Ethiopians do not feel African”

Some months ago, a Kenyan friend made this comment to me. In 2012, I felt the same after a girl walked inside a local Kenyan restaurant. She was very tall, very slim, a very high neck, surrounded by several necklaces. Apparently, she was a famous Ethiopian model. After doing some research, it appears that Ethiopians may indeed have an important argument for not...

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The origin of Jews and Israel

About 1900 BC, Abraham was born in the city-state of Ur in a region called Mesopotamia, currently Iraq. His father Terah was a high priest for the Sumerian king Nimrod, a “great-grandson of Noah”. Father and son had to escape because Nimrod threatened to kill Abraham. The origin of the Sumerian people is still a mystery. Their Akkadian neighbours called them the...

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Does a Superpower need pragmatism?

Before Covid-19, many articles assumed that the Chinese economy would soon surpass the American economy. Even before Covid-19, I never believed that. Nowadays, many articles assume that China may never become an economic Superpower. As long as the CCCP rules, that new belief is valid. Hence, my blog title: does a Superpower need pragmatism? In my view, ideology will...

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