Could you repeat that?
The Atlantic asks: Why can't people hear what Jordan Peterson is saying?https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2018/01/putting-monsterpaint-onjordan-peterson/550859/?utm_source=twb …
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This whole BBC thing is ultimately going to be good for your message to a broader audience; I'm pretty sure of that.
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Channel 4 but essentially the same. He will have been introduced to a huge left wing audience that in much part is not that politically sophisticated. Many will be intrigued.
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Oh we hear. It’s critical and pivotal.
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Because the fantasy being pushed by the mainstream media is easier to understand.
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Similarly, Stalin's demonization of the wealthy, productive farmers was easy to understand. The similarities between the Kulak propaganda and the Patriarchy conspiracy is astounding. The "original sin" of Kulaks was determined by wealth. In the Patriarchy, wealth + race.
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So you're saying people are deaf?
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Funny because it seems so easy to understand his ideas, at least in principle. He couldn't be more clear and concise in his delivery
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Big difference between hearing and listening.
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cognitive dissonance
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