One of the ways by which astrology tricks human brains is via the Barnum effect, which is the process by which individuals take general and vague statements that could apply to anyone and anywhere, and find personal meaning in them. — Gad Saad Copy Share Image
Of all forms of diversity that should be celebrated on university campuses, none is more important than supporting, nurturing, and promoting intellectual diversity. — Gad Saad Copy Share Image
Trigger warnings are an instantiation of the West's zeitgeist of perpetual offense and victimhood that defines much of public discourse. — Gad Saad Copy Share Image
While I do not have a sweet tooth, I am a fan of the dark chocolate ice cream at Baskin Robbins. — Gad Saad Copy Share Image
Western societies in general and universities in particular have not always been immune from institutional sexism. This is incontestable. — Gad Saad Copy Share Image
Unlike other animals, all of which are undoubtedly oblivious to their eventual demise, humans are fully aware that their time on Earth is limited.… — Gad Saad Copy Share Image
As members of a social species endowed with large brains, we are natural-born marketers. Capitalism, the economic system that has elevated innumerable people out… — Gad Saad Copy Share Image
There is nothing offensive about the word 'obese.' It is a descriptor of a person's weight. — Gad Saad Copy Share Image
Most people experience some insecurity regarding one or more of their physical traits. — Gad Saad Copy Share Image
To rightly recognize that men and women are equal under the law is perfectly removed from the fact that men and women are distinguishable… — Gad Saad Copy Share Image
To be an outspoken professor in academia is a very dangerous proposition. — Gad Saad Copy Share Image
Regrettably, many religious traditions exacerbate our innate proclivity to divide the world into two clearly demarcated camps, and in doing so, this fans the… — Gad Saad Copy Share Image
Consumer behaviour is a powerful realm from which to explore our biological heritage. — Gad Saad Copy Share Image
