Dr Jordan B PetersonVerified account

In these times, if you can somehow fool yourself that someone somewhere is not taping you, then you need to wake up. Welcome to the digital and communications age.

If that logic held true, then any public servant could just refuse to be recorded, even if they're doing stuff they're not supposed to be doing.

How messed up must you be to think the professor's right to hold an unfilmed, biased class trumps her students' rights to an actual education

Indeed, many of his lectures about self-analysis and self-improvement over adversity are on video on the Internet. You might find many are helpful. You would have to get past your personal bias and bigotry first.

I don't know the law in Canada, but in the states it's about expectation of privacy, one does not have that expectation when one is in public. I guess the question of whether a class is public is open for debate. I lean towards yes.

ESL students have taped my college English lit courses (for the obvious reason that they found it harder to keep up). Having myself taped improved my teaching, forcing me to be clearer+more concise.If you have substantive content, taping shouldn't be a problem.Put politics aside.