Archive - RBAatLaw’s Substack

The Trivers-Willard hypothesis and embryonic diapause

"Dan Willard was a graduate student in mathematics at Harvard University, and he wanted to meet some women." -- Robert Trivers

Jul 9 •

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June 2025

Is CTE the new amyloid hypothesis?

Lessons to be learned

Jun 26 •

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May 2025

April 2025

Infectious causation revisited

Apr 14 •

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March 2025

... and the Next Nine Ways of Looking at an NYU Data Breach

Last time, we looked at four insights from the NYU data breach that occurred on March 22nd.

Mar 30 •

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Four Ways of Looking at a NYU Data Breach

The NYU admission process laid bare

Mar 26 •

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Did the Army Poison a Bunch of Women in Minnesota?

Mar 19 •

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Why are the Virologists Doing This? Machine Learning Edition

A data-driven look at scientists' motives

Mar 16 •

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The Great Mouse Detective: Return of the Variability Hypothesis

A mouse does not rely on just one hole.

Mar 3 •

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January 2025

Playing Possum: The Variability Hypothesis

A test of the greater male variability hypothesis, from down under.

Jan 13 •

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