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Inquisitive and harmless wyvern. Interested in human nature and patterns of history. Otherwise known as Paul Cossins.

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RT @salonium: New post! Our summer edition of What's new in biology:. The first gonorrhea vaccination program, contact lenses that see infr….
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RT @pseudoerasmus: Thanks to ecclesiastical estates & monks' account management, there is more quantitative information about farms in the….
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Source: Public Belief in the “Great Replacement Theory”.
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Overall results:
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It also asked if they think migration means.-replacement is a deliberate plan.-left/liberals support replacement .Avg about 4, so overall weak disagreement with this
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A new study asked Germans if they think migration means:.-whites will become a minority in Europe.-importing conflict.-dividing society.-harder to maintain order and our way of life. Avg about 6 (on 0-10 scale from fully disagree to fully agree), so overall weak agreement.
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RT @kunley_drukpa: ABOUT THE SWEDISH GHETTOS 🇸🇪. A lot gets written about Sweden’s so-called ‘no-go’ migrant zones so wanted to say a littl….
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RT @AntelopeHill: New Interview with Dr. Ricardo Duchesne. @dr_duchesne . How did an immigrant from Puerto Rico come to be Canada’s most ou….
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RT @razibkhan: gonna do a tweet thread on east african indians and relate to @ZohranKMamdani . mostly informational so ppl know. lots of ob….
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RT @charliesmirkley: You will not believe these charts on male youth crime in Germany by nationality. (If a group isn't included in a chart….
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RT @KirkegaardEmil: Race differences in antisocial behavior start early.
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RT @RemttidAcul: Share of survey respondents who endorse either the weak or strong version of the Great-Replacement-Theory in Germany, brok….
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RT @Birdyword: Fascinating insight here from Stefanie Stantcheva:. "People with more formal education are less likely to see the world as z….
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RT @StefanFSchubert: Very interesting. Swedish women in same-sex unions have children at almost the same rate as heterosexuals, whereas men….
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RT @johngearysquash: Lee Kuan Yew's Singapore did not and does not practice multiculturalism--here I am using the term as used in the Stanf….
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RT @Scientific_Bird: African homicide rates are completely dubious. That's what I argue in a recent piece. Consider, for example, Nigeria's….
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Origin of immigrants is important. Japan has 2.3 M foreign workers mostly from Vietnam, China, Philippines. A lot less problematic than the immigrants in Europe. (Smaller sources: Brazilian Japanese, Nepal, Indonesia, Burma.) . Illegals or (fake) asylum-seekers not welcome.
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Foreign nationals' presence in Japan emerges as key issue in Upper House poll
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Liberal states are supposed to adhere to the principle of freedom of information. But getting immigrant crime data from them is like getting blood from a stone. One way in which mass immigrationism is incompatible with liberalism.
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1/ The German federal crime statistics agency, BKA, has started keeping track of the "suspect frequency rate" for various categories of offenders. This is defined as the number of suspects per 100,000 members of a particular group. So what are the rates for foreigners?.
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In the late 1700s Germans formed economic associations devoted to sharing practical knowledge. Members were merchants, bureaucrats, teachers, landowners. This thread looks at their influence.
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Our paper with @fcinnio @HornungErik “Flow of ideas: Economic societies and the rise of useful knowledge” is out in print @EJ_RES🚨. In this paper we investigate the importance of knowledge sharing societies from the 18th century on long-run innovation. Read on for more -->
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RT @MJPiazza2: I was adopted as a newborn and met my bio mom for the first time when I was 19. We’re basically parallel universe variants o….
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