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Mentioned in 17 episodes
Mencionado por 
Adrián Sussudio por darle demasiada importancia a la genética sin considerar suficientemente el entorno.
Adrián Sussudio por darle demasiada importancia a la genética sin considerar suficientemente el entorno.
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#147 Los 12 libros que me han cambiado la vida (y sus ideas)
Mentioned by Stephen Dubner as a book written by Brian Kaplan.
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The Economist’s Guide to Parenting: 10 Years Later (Ep. 479 Replay)
Mentioned by 
Jathan Sadowski , highlighting his book "Selfish Reasons to Have More Kids" and its focus on genetics.
Jathan Sadowski , highlighting his book "Selfish Reasons to Have More Kids" and its focus on genetics.
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401. Ruled by Bastards (ft. Quinn Slobodian)
Mentioned by 
Bari Weiss as the author of "Selfish Reasons to Have More Kids" and "Case Against Education", books challenging the status quo.
Bari Weiss as the author of "Selfish Reasons to Have More Kids" and "Case Against Education", books challenging the status quo.
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What’s the Best Way to Raise Good People? A Debate
Recommended by 
Sam Hinkie as a book offering a unique perspective on parenting, using economic principles.
Sam Hinkie as a book offering a unique perspective on parenting, using economic principles.
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[REPLAY] Sam Hinkie – Data, Decisions, and Basketball - [Invest Like the Best, EP.88]
Mentioned by Kevin Dolan as a speaker at the Natal Conference, known for his work on family economics.
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Ep. 2606 There Was No Population Bomb
Recommended by 
Emily Oster for its argument that raising children is less demanding than many believe.
Emily Oster for its argument that raising children is less demanding than many believe.
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Ep 8: Should You Have Kids?
Recommended by the author as the canonical book on how having kids is easier and more fun than you think.
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Book Review: Selfish Reasons To Have More Kids
Brian Kaplan argues that how kids turn out is almost entirely due to their genes in this book.
Your Review: Alpha School
Mentioned by Seth Stephens-Davidowitz when discussing the relative importance of genetics and parenting in children's outcomes.
BIG DATA: Cracking the Codes of Love, Happiness and Success
Mentioned by 
Rob Wiblin , highlighting his work on the impact of family size on children's outcomes.
Rob Wiblin , highlighting his work on the impact of family size on children's outcomes.
Rob Wiblin on human nature, new technology, and living a happy, healthy & ethical life
Mentioned as focusing on the point that you can put in low effort on many fronts, and your kids will be fine.
Letting Kids Be Kids
Recommended by Emily Oster for its argument that raising children is less demanding than many people think.
Emily Oster for its argument that raising children is less demanding than many people think.
ParentData Presents: Raising Parents - "Should You Have Kids?"
