Category Archives: Jordan Peterson

Jordan Peterson Read All of Sam Harris’ Books

Posted on 23 June, 2018 by

The respective philosophies of Sam Harris and Jordan Peterson have not intermeshed smoothly so far. In two separate hour-length podcasts, the two men could not agree on a common concept of “truth” or an agreed upon method for the discovery … Continue reading →

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Sam Harris, Jordan Peterson, and Brett Weinstein… Where They Belong

Posted on 22 June, 2018 by

I Am Not Talking About Vancouver Tomorrow, 23 June 2018, Jordan Peterson and Sam Harris will attempt another futile debate on the relative merits of their divergent epistemologies. The event at the Orpheum Theatre in Vancouver is sold out. The … Continue reading →

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Jordan Peterson is Still Evolving

Posted on 31 May, 2018 by

Attempts to Take Peterson Down Make Him Stronger Public attacks in the media against Jordan Peterson have become more frequent and are taking on a level of viciousness seldom leveled against mild-mannered scholars of psychology and human archetypes. Oddly, Peterson … Continue reading →

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The Attempted Honour Killing of Jordan B. Peterson

Posted on 28 May, 2018 by

In some traditions, fathers are expected to murder any offspring who have brought dishonour upon the family. This homicidal tradition comes to light most commonly when a Muslim father murders a daughter who has been indiscreet in a sexual way. … Continue reading →

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Jordan Peterson and the Rise of the New Chautauqua

Posted on 9 May, 2018 by

The Return of Public Lectures Useful to the Public Back in late 19th and early 20th century America, “Chautauqua circuits” of public lectures swept across the states. This was long before radio and television — and a hundred years before … Continue reading →

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Jordan Peterson vs. the “Mad Dog Atheists”

Posted on 20 April, 2018 by

Conscious Intelligence is Not a Logical Proposition Clinical psychologist Jordan Peterson has staked out a large territory in the sphere of public discussion, which borders on several distinctly different areas of thought and belief. These multiple “boundary lines” have become … Continue reading →

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Mike and Jordan: Unlikeliest Revolutionaries

Posted on 4 April, 2018 by

Mike Rowe and Jordan Peterson are two of the unlikeliest revolutionaries that you can meet. Both born into relatively humble circumstances, each followed diverse and unlikely paths to become North American icons-in-revolt against the modern tyranny of incompetence — especially … Continue reading →

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Maximum Impact: How One Man Could Change the World

Posted on 27 March, 2018 by

Global Change via Religion/Philosophy Looking at Moses, Jesus, the Buddha, Mohamed, and the Hindu legacies, one sees many long-term impacts of a global and quasi-global nature. Religion represents a deep and archetypal philosophy, which acts on multiple layers of the … Continue reading →

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Enabling a Future: Setting Up the Knockout Punch

Posted on 25 February, 2018 by

Two Years Ago, the Fascist Postmoderns Felt Invincible The Nazis of the left had taken control of universities, big media, the deep state, big foundations, most NGOs and activist groups, and scores of other social institutions from bottom to top. … Continue reading →

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Jordan Peterson’s Lectures: Like Taking Psychedelic Drugs Without the Drugs?

Posted on 13 February, 2018 by

From Harvard to Toronto to the World at Large Shelley Carson, who now teaches at Harvard and writes about creativity, recalled that Peterson had “something akin to a cult following” in his Harvard days. “Taking a course from him was … Continue reading →

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Jordan Peterson’s 12 Rules For Life is Making Waves

Posted on 1 February, 2018 by

All children should be trained along the lines of Peterson’s 12 rules, but Dangerous Children in particular. This valuable book unlocks a treasure trove of deep learning and insight which required Peterson decades of study and struggle to uncover and … Continue reading →

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