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Professor of the Month: Gad Saad

Posted on August 13, 2017 by Admissions.Blog

Starting this month, August 2017, Admissions Intel will feature a conversation with a college professor each month. August 2017’s professor is Gad Saad, an Evolutionary Behavioural Scientist, who joins Dave Rubin to discuss Canadian Bill C-16 and the complexities of discussing the politics of transgender issues, the psychological reasons someone might support Donald Trump, Gad’s new book about Ostrich Parasitic Syndrome, the psychological differences between men and women, robotics, evolution, and more.

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