http://home.psych.utoronto.ca/staff/undergrad.htm
As for his views on SJWs, that's a small part of what he does. He's an evolutionary psychologist. He takes the long view of things, and discovered that some religions got some things right, and that's reflected in the stories we tell each other.
-Wikipedia
Whatever, close enough.
"He takes the long view of things"
Nonstatement.
"and discovered that some religions got some things right"
Funny that you brought religion into this - he is a lot like religion, that is - he has a lot of fans, and gets some things right, infrequently.
https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Also, personal attacks like https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18133374 will get you banned here, so please don't do that again.
Also, while I have you: if you post nationalistic slurs like https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18121532 again ("shitty country"), we will ban you.
1. Read my other posts in this thread - does it look like I came here looking for a flamewar?
2. Calling Pakistan a "shitty country" is not a nationalistic slur, it's a reflection of the economic, educational, and political reality there. Would you ban me for saying "Pakistan has a weak economy, a poor education system, few businesses, a corrupt political system, and a history of losing wars to India."? That statement and "Pakistan is a shitty country" are equivalent. The irony is heavy here btw.
3. If you are going to go through and cite my posts - consider citing the post in the Pakistan thread where I intentionally deescalated and stepped away from a flamewar, it's kind of relevant here.
Anyway, I am going to be a good boy, don't ban me.
2. Those statements are not equivalent.
3. That sounds good; I didn't see that one.
http://www.canadalandshow.com/podcast/canadaland-guide-jorda...
(As a side note, even though its Canada-centric, Canadaland is probably one of best things that has happened to Canadian journalism in a long time. Anyone even remotely interested should give it a listen.)