My university doesn’t subscribe to the journal, but I’d really
be interested in reading this paper by Satoshi Kanazawa of the
London School of Economics. Even better would be if someone else
would critique it so I wouldn’t have to waste my time on it.
Kanazawa S. Interdisciplinary Institute of Management, London
School of Economics and Political Science, UK.  Wilkinson
contends that economic inequality reduces the health and life
expectancy of the whole population but his argument does not
make sense within its own evolutionary framework. Recent
evolutionary psychological theory suggests that the human brain,
adapted to the ancestral environment, has difficulty
comprehending and dealing with entities and situations that did
not exist in the ancestral environment and that general
intelligence evolved as a domain-specific adaptation to solve
evolutionarily novel problems. Since most dangers to health in
the contemporary society are evolutionarily novel, it follows
that more intelligent individuals are better