Category Archives: Cameroon

by | June 24, 2011

Does Multilingualism Equal Separatism?

Repost from the old site. Sorry for the long post, readers, but I have been working on this piece off and on for months now. It’s not something I just banged out. For one thing, this is the only list … Continue reading →

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by | January 23, 2011

An Interesting NE Asian Phenotype

Repost from the old site. White Nationalists like to go on and on and on about the glorious color of their skin: white. For some odd reason, this white skin is superior to darker-colored skins of folks who evolved in … Continue reading →

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by | March 14, 2010

Map of the Romance Speaking World

Here is a very nice map of the parts of the world that speak a Romance language, in whole or in part. The main languages covered here are Spanish, Portuguese, French, Italian and Romanian. The heavy Spanish speaking zone is … Continue reading →

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by | December 18, 2009

AIDS began in Africa in 1904

That’s a lot earlier than I thought. I knew about the HIV-tainted blood and tissue from Kinshasa, Congo, in 1959 and 1960. Sequencing those samples back, it turns out that they were born around 1904. Previous research has shown that … Continue reading →

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