Interesting that, of the attempted takedowns of Jordan Peterson, those that present themselves as thoughtful deep dives into his work skip the academic journal articles, as if they don't count.
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Replying to @jmrphy
are they so unrepresentative of the rest of his work that they would require a different angle of criticism?
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Replying to @adornofthagn @jmrphy
If they try & paint him along the lines of stupid or mundane or a pseudo-scientist / -intellectual then yeah leaving out his academic career is telling. It’s not like there’s nothing there to criticize. But that requires expertise, time & effort so makes sense why it’s left out.
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Replying to @ThuggyPinch @jmrphy
unless his books and youtube clips can only be properly understood while taking his journal publications into consideration (which would be rather unfortunate for most of his fans), I don't see why criticism of him as a public intellectual would necessarily have to involve them
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Replying to @adornofthagn
No it's not necessary for every possible claim but it seems pretty necessary for claims that he is "stupid" or "pseudo intellectual." Seems you would have to account for all those peer-reviewed pubs & some rather influential important (e.g. the 10-aspect split of the Big 5)
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Replying to @jmrphy
the problem with being stupid or a pseudo-intellectual is that people only need to catch you once, 'look here I said smart things too' doesn't help
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Replying to @adornofthagn
Are you serious? If you think of the smartest and most legit intellectual you know of, you don't think they ever had moments where they could reasonably be interpreted as being stupid?
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*cough* lobsters *cough*
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