
Gad Saad ISBN 9780429241284
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This book by Gad Saad has come up 3 times across 2 different shows: Diary of a CEO, Joe Rogan. The people who brought it up: Gad Saad. The earliest mention we indexed is from 2024-05-09 and the most recent from 2024-09-09. Every occurrence below links to the episode page and to the exact second it was said on YouTube.
“in my first book which is the evolutionary basis of consumption and then in the consuming instinct I argue that there are four key Darwinian mechanisms”— Gad Saad
The guest here is Dr. Gad Saad: Evolutionary behavioral scientist and professor at Concordia University who pioneered applying Darwinian theory to consumer psychology and decision-making. A Lebanese-born Jewish refugee, he is a vocal critic of 'wokeness' and author of The Parasitic Mind. Evolutionary psychologist Gad Saad on why both sexes evolved to stray, mate value, masculinity, free speech, and 'suicidal empathy.'.
“in in in my first book ever 2007 evolutionary basic consumption I talk about studies not my studies I was citing other works”— Gad Saad
The guest here is Gad Saad: Evolutionary behavioral scientist and professor; author of The Parasitic Mind and The Saad Truth about Happiness; making his ninth appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience. Gad Saad's ninth JRE visit roams over tribalism, free speech, MMA, sports fandom, pandemic policy, and gender ideology.
“when my first book came out it was an academic book evolutionary basis of consumption how do you apply evolutionary psychology”— Gad Saad
The guest here is Gad Saad: Lebanese-Jewish evolutionary psychologist, professor of marketing at Concordia University, and bestselling author of The Parasitic Mind and The Saad Truth About Happiness. Evolutionary psychologist Gad Saad returns for his 10th JRE to discuss antisemitism, parasitic ideas, suicidal empathy, and AI fears.
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