A source-heavy deep dive into dying-brain physiology, terminal EEG phenomena, near-death experiences, and what animal models can and cannot imply.

A steelman argument that Basal Eurasian is not a real ghost population, but a selection-induced distortion in f-statistics and admixture-graph fitting.

A technical, linguist-oriented survey of Basque’s isolate status, proposed relatives, substratum hypotheses, and what evidence would count as proof of genetic affiliation.

A technical survey of why Sumerian remains unclassified, what it resembles typologically, and how contact, substratum, and scribal transmission shape the evidence.

A first-principles thought experiment: if natural selection directly targeted language, theory of mind, and self-reflectivity in the last 50k years, what would our models predict?

A selection-aware re-read of human population trees and divergence times if cognition faced strong selection in the last 50,000 years.

How natural selection and admixture distort phylogenetic trees, why human genomes are mosaics, and what to use instead.

A companion to Eve Theory of Consciousness: reading seven mythic women as convergent cultural memory of the first self-aware rupture—knowledge, shame, death, and world-making.

How Herakles’ Hydra-poisoned arrows, Euripides’ tragedy, and wolf-madness encode a deep serpent logic that resonates with the Snake Cult and Eve Theory of Consciousness.

A diffusionist analysis tracing the squatting ‘hocker’ motif and Heraldic Woman from Göbekli Tepe through Luristan bronzes, Maori lintels, and Aboriginal Australia.