What is growth for, JC Kumarappa edition – Family Inequality
Questioning both the assumption of infinite growth and the concept of standard of living measured as dollar output per capita.| Family Inequality
On the historical origins of pronatalism in race science, this time from the sociologist Edward Ross in 1901.| Family Inequality
Questioning both the assumption of infinite growth and the concept of standard of living measured as dollar output per capita.| Family Inequality
Some visualizations on one of the oldest questions in social science.| Family Inequality
Viewed together, these outline a political strategy toward science that is both systematic and dangerous: a full-scale war on the scientific community, the network of individual researchers across …| Family Inequality
The statistical observation that as the mean falls, a diverse normal distribution cushions it from slamming into zero, illustrated with yachts.| Family Inequality
