Why Rich People Value Liberal Arts | Jordan Peterson

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[lisad]

This is so true and we were once taught in school how posture, dress, hygiene, grammar, and even hand writing opens or closes the doors we will approach throughout our lives.

[tycoona]

If only I could communicate like him. He’s a literal assassin

[SouthernJessi]

Thank you!!!! Sending THIS to our 17yr old son because since the last retro grade he seems to have completely lost his communication skills and it's driving my soul crazy!!!!❤

[Sigma]

Beautiful post, thanks for sharing 👍.

[bryantremaine]

I don’t agree with him on a lot of things, but I really appreciate him spreading this message. Education is not your enemy, it’s your salvation.

[bravehome]

I can attest to this. I got a degree in Liberal Arts (19th century Russian poetry of all things). When I later went to work as a software engineer, I rapidly made my way up the ladder because I could write simply and clearly for management of all levels (including CEOs/CIOs/CFOs of multi-billion dollar organizations), which other programmers/technicians could not do.

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The goal of education for the wealthy wasn’t primarily to train them to be useful and provide any value to society. The goal of their education was to provide credentials for membership in a rigid class structure. In the modern world, if education is to be freely available to everyone and not only upper classes, then the purpose of education cannot be to reinforce class divisions, so the focus must shift to prioritizing teaching practical skills. With higher degrees becoming more accessible, having a degree can no longer be used to justify one’s status while being useless and unskilled.

[jasonporter]

God is awesome all the time. 🙏 Amen 🙏

[XMoeiskingX]

The issue is that modern day liberal arts curriculum has nothing to do with what people in the past studied when they studied liberal arts.

Liberal arts back in the day was like learning math.

[zedmak]

They send them to relate to ppl and learn empathy, they are detached from the average person, nice and polite but clueless.

[charnjits]

Ok i dont like to say this but I agree with him !! This time untill he makes sense again !!

[miafives]

Jorden what does one do if they suffer from social anxiety? Communication/ articulation is paramount in discourse! Help please…

[AnZhenZhang]

when i read the history of world war II, I find out the leaders of countries they all start from create newspaper.Because they could spread their political ideology then get influnced to develop political party.

[iamunconditionallove]

Hmm makes me looks at liberal arts from a different perspective

[Vince]

Yeah and they can't do a damn thing

[Vince]

You think liberal arts majors are articulate? hmmm

[JustaGuy-xo]

If this is the goal, today’s colleges are woefully underserving their students.

[greg]

I love this guys intelligence, most of what comes out of his mouth is missed by many

[issaaries]

Rob Walton and Alice that whole damn family never learned that. They just take. The law doesn’t even apply to them

[Fascistbeast]

If your not doing something with your heart ♥️ your not being real honest or authentic.

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