For nearly two decades the field has been asking why heritability estimates from molecular studies are so far below estimates from twin studies (nature.com/news/2008/08...). Are molecular studies missing important genetic variation or are twin studies biased by strong assumptions?

The problem seems to be the WVS data, will send an email to their main office

Haven’t checked more countries.

In 2006, Germany had according to F025 not a single protestant respondent. Instead they are found in the “other” category. But are correctly categorized in all other years

In short, the ANES data shows:
📉 Social media use is shrinking
💥 Twitter/X posting has moved ~50 points to the right
🧩 Platforms are splintering
🔊 Fewer people are talking — but those still talking are more politically extreme

Herzlichen Glückwunsch und viel Spaß!

Reminder to myself: look up social trust scores for India and Indonesia tomorrow.