(EDITED TO ADD: Do not reply to this comment. There is now a top level post for Q&A with the authors of the book which is a better place for you to post your questions than here. The text below is being left “as is” for historical purposes.)
Henry Harpending, one of the authors of the book being reviewed, has already posted a comment here. In order to maximize the value of his attention, I requested and received his permission by email to post this.
The goal is to have a relatively clean “Q&A” grow out of this comment, with interesting child questions posted by members of the community and grandchild answers posted by Henry Harpending or Gregory Cochran which a reader can easily peruse.
If you have any questions for either Harpending or Cochran, please reply to this comment with a question addressed to one or both of them. Material for questions might be derived from their blog for the book which includes stories about hunting animals in Africa with an eye towards evolutionary implications (which rose to my attention based on Steve Sailor’s prior attention).
Please do not kibitz in this Q&A… instead go to the kibitzing area to talk about the Q&A session itself. Eventually, this comment will be edited to note that the process is been closed at which time there should be no new questions.
(EDITED TO ADD: Do not reply to this comment. There is now a top level post for Q&A with the authors of the book which is a better place for you to post your questions than here. The text below is being left “as is” for historical purposes.)
Henry Harpending, one of the authors of the book being reviewed, has already posted a comment here. In order to maximize the value of his attention, I requested and received his permission by email to post this.
The goal is to have a relatively clean “Q&A” grow out of this comment, with interesting child questions posted by members of the community and grandchild answers posted by Henry Harpending or Gregory Cochran which a reader can easily peruse.
If you have any questions for either Harpending or Cochran, please reply to this comment with a question addressed to one or both of them. Material for questions might be derived from their blog for the book which includes stories about hunting animals in Africa with an eye towards evolutionary implications (which rose to my attention based on Steve Sailor’s prior attention).
Please do not kibitz in this Q&A… instead go to the kibitzing area to talk about the Q&A session itself. Eventually, this comment will be edited to note that the process is been closed at which time there should be no new questions.