The best thing about Jordan Peterson are his post-modern masculine expressions of crying on purpose:
I think he practices it a lot.
The first one he literally recorded, listened to and watched it, thought it looked&sounded great. After some editing, he posts it online. Lol.
Very authentic.
I wonder how many times he burst into tears mid-lesson when he was lecturing students.
I appreciate what he's trying to do and he has some interesting videos on religion, overall he's a bit of a hack though and nothing more than this generations Tony Robbins. He completely missises the point of postmodernism, can't find the light in Marxism, and obviously has read little to no Hegel. That stuff wouldn't be a problem if he didn't go on about them constantly. Good businessman.
I appreciate what he's trying to do and he has some interesting videos on religion, overall he's a bit of a hack though and nothing more than this generations Tony Robbins. He completely missises the point of postmodernism, can't find the light in Marxism, and obviously has read little to no Hegel. That stuff wouldn't be a problem if he didn't go on about them constantly. Good businessman.
I don't know postmodernism, Marxism, or Hegel well enough to have an informed opinion.
He's indeed a very good businessman.
Peterson is a good psychologist, I don't know much about his politics and philosophy.
Crowder and Shapiro are dishonest so I don't see them at his level
Ook ook.
Peterson is a good psychologist, I don't know much about his politics and philosophy.
Crowder and Shapiro are dishonest so I don't see them at his level
I wouldn't call him honest either. He relies on intentional vagueness and his own version of fast-talk to avoid having to actually defend his points.
Peterson is a good psychologist, I don't know much about his politics and philosophy.
Crowder and Shapiro are dishonest so I don't see them at his level
I wouldn't call him honest either. He relies on intentional vagueness and his own version of fast-talk to avoid having to actually defend his points.
Oh he strikes me as an intellectually honest person and as being sincere, maybe I am mistaken or maybe he used to be honest and genuine but the fame got to him. Fame ruins people
