Razib Khan, a thinker and writer on genetics and data science.

Razib Khan is a brilliant mind with a fascinating perspective on genetics, history, and society. I have been a long-time listener and reader of Razib’s, so it was nothing short of an honor to host him. We use some explicit language on the podcast, but Razib discusses how he got into genetics, his views on politics, and some of his interpretations of data. His takes can ruffle feathers, but he does deep analysis, and you can see more of his work here on his substack:

I enjoy reading Razib’s work and listening to his content on clubhouse and Twitter spaces. You can follow Razib here on Twitter:

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"historian Peter Brown contends that the accelerant for Islamicization was the shift from older vernaculars to Arabic; once the Christians spoke the same language as their Muslim rulers, conversion to the rulers’ creed became easier." razib.substack.com/p/eternal-as-t…

One of Razib’s missions is to use genomics to give us insight into our world and use these insights to make it a better place.

“Better self-knowledge means better choices.”

-Razib Khan