The most astounding ingredient to Peterson's fame is that the very people who tried to censor him, made him famous.
'One ingredient in the astounding fame of Jordan Peterson is his capacity to show just how lazy, obtuse, unprepared, smug, knee-jerk, and prejudiced are many journalists at leading publications.' @jordanbpetersonhttps://www.firstthings.com/web-exclusives/2018/07/dr-peterson-andthe-reporters …
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as if they cared more about being seen saying he should be censored, than actually censoring
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@jordanbpeterson reminds me of two of my favorite teachers (one in University, one in high school). Brilliant and inspiring teachers, even when I disagreed with them (strongly) on some points I still enjoyed the discussion -
Yes. I can't even remember which teachers I agreed the most with, given my jejune biases at the time. I only remember the ones who made me more excited to think and learn.
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Birds hate it when the dogs flush them out, hence the irrational hostility.
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The man is brilliant
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i think a few things peterson says are maybe a bit silly to me, but in the main i think he's very much a force for good in the world. and i agree that he's made many, many journalists look pretty daft.
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No need to think when you already know. ;)
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