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Welcome to another episode of Conversations with Coleman. My guest today is Rizib Khan.

Rizib is a population geneticist, writer, and entrepreneur. He's a prominent

voice in the realm of genetic genealogy, where he illuminates the interplay of genes, history,

and culture. His writing has been featured in the New York Times, India Today, the National

Review, and his scholarly work is cited in many scientific journals. In this episode, we talk

about commercial genetic testing companies like 23 this episode, we talk about commercial

genetic testing companies like 23 and me. We talk about the genetic histories of regions like

Russia and China, Ashkenazis, and Madagasy, that is people from the island of Madagascar.

We also talk about the Indo-Aryan connection. We talk about whether race is a social construct. We discuss the concept of epigenetics and so-called inherited trauma. We talk about what Cleopatra really looked like and more. Rezib is a literal fountain of information on these topics and his substack is super interesting. So you should all go check that out. It's called unsupervised learning.

And I hope you all enjoyed this conversation as much as I did.

So without further ado, Rzeeb Khan.

Okay, Rzeeb Khan.

Hey, what's up?

Thanks so much for coming on a show.

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