It is anecdotal, but as someone who disagrees with Haidt on most things political, his TED talks and books are, to my ears, spot on, and comprised of very rigor

It is anecdotal, but as someone who disagrees with Haidt on most things political, his TED talks and books are, to my ears, spot on, and comprised of very rigorous science, which I previous did not think possible in psych fields. I confess that I liked the article before I noticed the author, though I honestly kept expecting it to devolve into some kind of MRA tirade which would likely have lost me, but after finishing the article and having found no such vitriol, I scrolled up and saw that it was Haidt, which I wish I'd seen earlier as it might have assuaged the tension I felt.