Paleo Retiree writes:

• Matt Ridley looks at the impact of Richard Dawkins’ “The Selfish Gene.”
• Anthropologist Melvin Konner takes stock of the Paleo movement.
• Mark Steyn still thinks it’s the demography, stupid.
• Frank Salter worries that the current migrant crisis will put an end to Europe.
• Would it help Europe to grow a pair?
• And why are white Americans so dispirited?
• Steve Sailer can’t (in his droll, mock-naive way) figure out why big-city homicides are up.
• This seems like an apt moment to think a bit about Sam Francis’ helpful concept of “anarcho-tyranny.”
• If you don’t like Hillary, what does that mean about you?
• Are queens less prone to making war than kings are?
• Shockeroo: Book publishing is very, very white. Don’t miss a fact that the article’s headline-writer chose not to highlight: Book publishing is also very, very female, an underappreciated something that I’ve brought up numerous times in my discussions of the book-publishing biz.
• What’s life like for the underendowed?
• At what age these days does a person become an adult?
• DVD tip du jour: I enjoyed this doc about Arts and Crafts architecture in Southern California.