
How I learned to cast off shame and love my vulva
это The Guardian, дружок
там же: Why sniffing your partner’s used clothing could make you happier

This all leads to an important question—one that will be dismissed indignantly today, but not by historians in the long run: Is it possible to hate Donald Trump but not the average American?
- WSJ Op-Ed Cracks The Code: Why Liberal Intellectuals Hate Trump
How sharper than a serpent’s tooth
To hear your child make such a fuss.
It isn’t fair—it’s not the truth—
He’s fucked up, yes, but not by us.
Heaven grant that this Burthen you carry, whatsoever it is, may have as easy an out–coming as it had an in–going.
- Desiderius Erasmus, The Colloquies vol. 1, To a Woman with Child.
"When an astronomer tells me that he has discovered a new planet, I would be the last man to brush the fly off the end of his telescope."
- God and Mr. Wells - A Critical Examination of 'God the Invisible King' by William Archer


Families and schools are what we think of as “nurture” and one interpretation of Blueprint is to see it as a salvo in the ongoing nature-nurture debate—a devastating, war-winning salvo. But it doesn’t follow that Plomin thinks the environment, as distinct from nurture, has no effect on the way people turn out.статья довольно занудная. почему-то в Quilette сплошной лонгрид, надо бы сузить.
The environmental inputs that matter most, according to him, are what he calls our “non-shared” experiences—“unsystematic, idiosyncratic, or serendipitous events,” often mediated by our genetic predispositions. So when Plomin says genetics is by far the greatest systematic force in making us who we are, he isn’t saying the environment has no effect. It’s just that the environmental inputs that do have an impact are, for the most part, unsystematic.
- Is Sociogenomics Racist?
The homeopathy of racial identity.
Also its amusing that people who believe race is a social construct and also believe that a DNA test can discern minuscule components of one’s biogeographical heritage (which it clearly can), and even more alarmingly think that such a tiny genetic component might have moral, practical or political significance.

Elizabeth Warren <0.1% native = native.
Chimpanzees 98.8% human = ?
@StefanMolyneux
Finding 7. Most measures of the “environment” show significant genetic influencesee also Commentary: Why are children in the same family so different? Non-shared environment three decades later
How can measures of the environment show genetic influence? The reason appears to be that such measures do not assess the environment independent of the person. As noted earlier, humans select, modify, and create environments correlated with their genetic behavioral propensities such as personality and psychopathology.
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Finding 9. Most environmental effects are not shared by children growing up in the same family
It is reasonable to think that growing up in the same family makes brothers and sisters similar psychologically, which is what developmental theorists from Freud onwards have assumed. However, for most behavioral dimensions and disorders, it is genetics that accounts for similarity among siblings.
- Top 10 Replicated Findings From Behavioral Genetics by Plomin et al.

Salaried workers in a commuter train. They are called "Salary Man" in Japan and basically regarded as hapless being.
This print series which depicted the new and the old, dying occupations in Japan in early to mid 20th Century was very popular and even featured on the Asahi Newspapers every time the new design was published. The series was interrupted by W.W.II. After the war, Kyoto Hanga-in made the continuation of the series as limited editions.