The Travelling Companions, 1862, Augustus Egg (1816-1863)
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Peter Frost's anthropology blog, with special reference to sexual selection and the evolution of skin, hair, and eye pigmentation
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L'homme n'est ni ange ni bête, et le malheur veut que qui veut faire l'ange fait la bête — Pascal
Welcome to my blog! For the most part, this page will be an extension of my website, with comments relating to my research. But it will also branch out into more general discussions of human evolution.
Since November 2022 I've been publishing my posts at Peter Frost's Newsletter on Substack. These are longer posts that expand on earlier material I've previously published at Evo and Proud. I'm also contributing articles to Aporia Magazine.
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- Peter Frost
- Anthropologist. I've published mainly on sexual dimorphism in human skin color and on the evolutionary origin of European hair and eye colors.
2 comments:
No, indeed, thank you for deleting my comments. Feel free to delete them. But I had a question. Which is harder in science, gathering data or extrapolating from them? Or is the hardest part even postulating the science? This is a quick IQ test for you, Peter because the answer should be plain and simple.
In my experience, the hardest part is understanding the data. Gathering the data is like going to work. You follow a set plan and make sure everyone else does. Making sense of the data requires genuine insight and deep thinking.
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