No Evidence for the Evolutionary Resource Hypothesis as an Explanation of the Gender-Equality Paradox: A Longitudinal Test in the United States
For decades, behavioral scientists, evolutionary psychologists, and sociologists have debated a counterintuitive and controversial puzzle known as the gender-equality paradox. This socio-psychological concept describes a recurring observation: rather than diminishing…
Sex Differences in Overhand Throwing are Completely Due to Socialization: A Blank Slate “Hypothesis” Unconstrained by Evidence
The debate surrounding the origins of human behavioral sex differences has entered a new phase of academic scrutiny, focusing specifically on one of the most pronounced motor skill disparities between…
Boltzmann Brains: A New Look at the Unsettling Hypothesis of Fabricated Memories
In a groundbreaking study, a trio of prominent physicists, including Santa Fe Institute (SFI) Professor David Wolpert, SFI Fractal Faculty member Carlo Rovelli, and physicist Jordan Scharnhorst, have embarked on…









