And exciting news - the undercover reporter of the exposé, Harry Shukman, published a book about his experience.
Based on that Hope not hate article, I wrote: Who works for Emil Kirkegaard and HDF, the new Pioneer Fund?
(HDF changed its name to Polygenic Scores LLC.)
Next I looked at the archives of both Aporia and The Jolly Heretic and based on those, complied a list of contributors in So who ELSE works for Emil Kirkegaard and HDF (aka POLYGENIC SCORES LLC), the new Pioneer Fund?
However, I limited the list of contributors to only those who worked for Emil Kirkegaard before the Hope not Hate exposé. Because some of those people (obviously not Amy Wax, Jared Taylor, Charles Murray, etc.) have plausible deniability: maybe they didn't know how extremely racists those media outlets are, and maybe they didn't know those media outlets are owned by Kirkegaard since at least March 2023, and maybe they did not even know who Kirkegaard is.
But those who contributed to Aporia and/or the Jolly Heretic after the exposé have much less plausible deniability.
Because not only did the Guardian publish an article about the Hope not hate report "Race Science Inc.," but both Aporia and the Jolly Heretic published responses. Aporia's editors Bo Winegard and Noah Carl also got together to bitch and whine about the investigation on Aporia in November 2024.
So those listed below, who contributed after the exposé, are either idiots, or they likely agree with - or at the very least are untroubled by - the racism and neo-Nazi ambitions of Emil Kirkegaard. And yes, this list does include Steven Pinker.
Aaron Dymarskiy - some guy with a Substack wrote an article for Aporia claiming anti-Black discrimination hasn't really been so bad after all.
Alden Whitfeld - an anti-democracy creep with a Substack, wrote an article for Aporia.
Alex Kashuta - Interviewed for Aporia before and after the exposé.
Arctotherium - "is a writer concerned with the future. You can read more of his writings at his blog" - published an article for Aporia. And another. And another. Yes and another. And another. This one makes six. This one is seven.
Auron MacIntyre - interviewed for the Jolly Heretic - again.
Ava Holland - some rando, interviewed for Jolly Heretic.
Aydin Paladin - real name Rebekah Ford, Trump supporter - interviewed for the Jolly Heretic.
Benjamin Boyce - interviewed for the Jolly Heretic.
Bernard Randall - anti-trans, interviewed for the Jolly Heretic.
Callum - some Youtuber - interviewed for the Jolly Heretic.
Calvin Robinson - rightwing priest - interviewed for the Jolly Heretic.
Catherine Blaiklock - British politician, interviewed for the Jolly Heretic.
Charlie Bentley-Astor - famous in England. Interviewed for the Jolly Heretic.
Craig Willy - some guy with a Substack who is apparently a proponent of evolutionary psychology - or perhaps a eugenicist. So why not write for Aporia before AND after the exposé, twice.
Connie Shaw - anti-trans - interviewed for Jolly Heretic and again.
Daniel Hess - apparently some guy with an X/Twitter account, interviewed for Aporia, and wrote an article for Aporia.
David Geary - "Bo is joined by David Geary, an evolutionary psychologist" - enough said. Geary is not only an evolutionary psychology crackpot, he is a bigwig at the International Society for Intelligence Research, co-authored the usual hereditarian dreck with the Winegard twins, interviewed by Bo Winegard for Aporia after the exposé.
David Green - some guy with a Substack - interviewed for the Jolly Heretic.
David Sun - some guy, associated with a sketchy-looking organization "Seeds of Science," wrote an article for Aporia.
Davide Piffer - "independent researcher" mentioned in the Race Science Inc. exposé. Interviewed for Aporia after the exposé.
Douglass Carswell - interviewed for Jolly Heretic.
Elizabeth Heverin - somebody with a Substack, interviewed for Jolly Heretic.
Elizabeth Weiss - former wife of J. Philippe Rushton, published an article in Aporia related to her ongoing battle with Native Americans and gave an interview to Aporia on the same subject after the exposé was published.
Frank Salter - I thought his name looked familiar - he used to be with the Max Planck Institute and Steve Sailer used him as a source for his crappy piece of crap "The Cousin Marriage Conundrum" - wrote an article for Aporia.
Frithric - "an anonymous writer interested in learning the true mechanisms behind developing political, cultural and legislative trends" - wrote an article for Aporia.
Gerard Batten - British politician - interviewed for the Jolly Heretic.
Godfrey Bloom - British politician - interviewed for the Jolly Heretic.
James Weitz - somebody with a Substack, wrote an article for Aporia.
Jared Taylor - nobody was surprised that he was interviewed for the Jolly Heretic after the exposé.
Jess Gill - second appearance on Jolly Heretic.
Joshua Tyber - "Much of his research focuses on the evolutionary psychology - " enough said. Interviewed for Aporia.
Kate Barr - some Youtuber - interviewed for the Jolly Heretic.
Katie Fanning - interviewed for the Jolly Heretic.
Liminal Revolutions - anonymous Substacker wrote an article for Aporia.
Lipton Matthews - a hereditarian and Holocaust denier, previously wrote for Aporia and Jolly Heretic, wrote one, two, three, four, five, six, seven articles after the éxpose. Also a review of a book by "biosocial criminologist" Anthony Walsh. And another book review. Also gave an interview to Aporia
Momus Najmi - interviewed for Jolly Heretic.
Nathan Cofnas - Appeared on the Aporia podcast several times, his post-exposé article for Aporia is "Is wokeness just beginning?"
Nicholas Agar - transhumanist, interviewed for Aporia podcast before the exposé, wrote an article for Aporia after the exposé.
Nick Fuentes - white nationalist, interviewed for the Jolly Heretic.
Nina Power - right-winger, appeared with Connie Shaw for an interview for Jolly Heretic. And then appeared again solo in Joly Heretic and gave an interview to Diana Fleishman in Aporia.
Paul Golding - British fascist, interviewed for Jolly Heretic.
Paul Taylor (Dr.) - some guy from Liverpool, interviewed for the Jolly Heretic.
Peter Frost - also authored articles for the Unz Review and for OpenPsych. Published in Aporia before the exposé, then wrote one, two, three, four, five post-exposé articles.
Phillipe Lemoine - has worked for Richard Hanania's organization, interviewed for Aporia.
Piotr Pachota - "an armchair evolutionary psychologist" - enough said. Interviewed for Jolly Heretic.
Raj Persuade (Dr.) - "celebrity psychiatrist" interviewed for the Jolly Heretic.
Randall Bock - anti-vaxxer wrote an article for Aporia.
Richard Braine - British politician - interviewed for Jolly Heretic.
Richard Cooper - appears to be a professional misogynist. Interviewed for Jolly Heretic.
Robert Kurzban - "an American freelance writer and former psychology professor specializing in evolutionary psychology -" - enough said. Published in Aporia.
Rosie Kay - anti-trans choreographer, interviewed for the Jolly Heretic.
Seb Jensen - a pseudonym - has written for OpenPsych. His article for Aporia is "Autism is Bad."
Simon Laird - said this about crazed anti-Semite Candace Owens: "...I think that Candace Owens is a positive development for the media landscape and the culture in general." Wrote for Aporia before and after the exposé.
Simon Maass - right-winger who takes extremist racist J. Phillippe Rushton seriously. Wrote an article for Aporia before the exposé and another after the exposé.
Steven Pinker - yes Steven Pinker, the New York Times' beloved "celebrity intellectual," the Guardian's own twinkling blue-eyed rock star. Steven Pinker is possessed of an infinitely spinning moral compass, and so he published an article in Aporia after the exposé.
Tade Souaiaia - published in Aporia after the exposé, plus appeared on a Razib Khan podcast.
Thierry Baudet - Dutch far-right politician - interviewed for the Jolly Heretic.
Ubersoy - some anonymous rando with a Substack, "a right-wing progressive interested in cultivating alternative frameworks of thought on the right." Wrote an article for Aporia.
William Cloustin - British politician - interviewed for the Jolly Heretic.
Zach Goldberg - “wokeness studies” scholar and former fellow of the Manhattan Institute." Enough said. Interviewed for Aporia.
