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Maybe 10, 20 years ago, you would see a lot of headlines that were saying,

okay, we've discovered an IQ gene or a gay gene or a warrior gene, longevity

gene, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. And the vast majority of those have failed to replicate. So they

were false positives due to studies that had samples that were too small, basically. But what

does seem to be replicating now is that

just hundreds of thousands of genes, pantry return almost every complex trait that you can imagine.

And now the Good Fight with Yasha Monk.

One of the fields of social science that I don't have any formal training in and didn't do a lot in my formal studies, but that I've become increasingly interested in is psychology.

There are just fundamental questions about human beings, about the social world, and about politics,

but I think are best answered from a psychological point of view.

And that's one sub-stack that I've been reading with great pleasure on psychological questions.

It is called the Nature, Nurture Nietzsche newsletter written by Steve Stewart Williams,

who is a professor at the University of Nottingham in Kuala Lumpur. And so I invited him to a podcast to talk about

all of the big questions in psychology. Questions like, what really explains our universal

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