WHAT HAPPENED WITH JORDAN PETERSON?! Matt Dillahunty & Douglas Murray

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[Pangburn]

JOIN US IN NYC ON JUNE 1st for ALEX O'CONNOR vs DINESH D'SOUZA on "IS THE BIBLE TRUE?"

[mirapilates]

"Dr Peterson, what's your favorite color?"

"Well that depends what you mean by favorite, and it also depends what you mean by color. This is also a very complex question. One must acknowledge the underlying verisimilitude that is irrevocably nested within a multi-layered metaphysical substrate, which many people fundamentally conflate with their ideological presuppositions with no uncertain irregularity, causing the inadvertent dismissal of Jung's archetypal extrapolation of the quintessential axiomatic juxtaposition required to achieve Raskolnikov's magnitude of neo-Marxist existential nihilism..."

[Larry_left_a_comment]

Jordan is best at making things more complicated than they need to be.

[wunnell]

"What do you mean by 'do'? What do you mean by 'you'?" - Jordan Peterson

When someone is prepared to stoop to those depths in order to avoid answering the question "do you believe in god", it's hard to respect them enough to listen to them on anything.

[reedclippings]

Audience capture happened. Daily Wire happened.

[Thesilverrat]

Jordan suffered from relevance syndrome just like everyone on social media who rocketed stardom and then tried to expand into areas he had no expertise in. The more he looked weak in certain areas the more stress he placed upon himself and hence the breakdown. He's only human just like every other person who enjoys the fame and failure in life.

[excaliburhead]

How Peterson ever became well known as an “intellectual “ is unfathomable to me

[Ricky_Baldy]

Shapiro/Daily Wire, in addition to believing his own hype, is what happened to him. He began to feel like an authority on everything when he clearly isn't. He should stay in his lane. Psychology is what he knows. that's what he should stick to.

[leafybotanist]

This seems to be roughly the 5 millionth time Pangburn has posted some variant of this clip.

[NothingIsKnown]

Peterson isn’t an interesting intellectual. He’s a mediocre orator.

[SteveBarritt]

The ability to articulate like these people find themselves doing should never be mistaken or confused with critical thinking/analysis. My belief is that it doesn’t just spring to mind in the middle of a conversation. There are talkers, and then there are thinkers.

[jimrothers]

He fills the demand for people who can sound smart while advocating for the sky wizard.

[sylvann]

Some people say Peterson fell off but he was never "on"

[wunnell]

One thing that sums up Jorderson's schtick pretty well for me is when he said that the "metaphorical truth" in the bible is "truer than true". Firstly, it demonstrates his hypocrisy in that he tells people to communicate clearly and yet he conflates, equivocates and does everything he can to obscure his true meaning in so many cases. Secondly, it demonstrates that he values the usefulness of religion above all else.

[kevinmcinerney]

When Russia invaded Ukraine Peterson dolled himself up, set up some dramatic lighting, told himself that the world needed to hear Jordan Peterson on this, and addressed his audience in stentorian tones. If I recall correctly, he referred to Ukraine as being in the Caucasus. He had nothing useful to say at all.
He roams around the highways, crossing lanes and crashing into things. He doesn't seem to have a well-balanced personality, alternating between rage and supplication.

[paulmitchell]

The gray area between nuance and weaseling is narrower than JP realizes... or maybe he does. As a Christian, I resent Peterson playing on people's sincerely held beliefs for political ends. As far as I'm concerned, he's a practicing post-modernist, whatever he says about post-modernism notwithstanding. Very odd feeling for me to be siding with the atheist in a conversation like that.

[mtd]

As Ricky Gervais said to Stephen Colbert, " you believe in your one god, there are let's say 3, 000 Gods, You don't believe in 2, 999 of them and I just don't believe in one more."

[nsbdnow]

As social creatures we are hard-wired to feel empathy, and are inclined towards altruism and compassion. That is the foundation of moral-ethical thinking and development. Nothing supernatural or metaphysical needed. To not feel empathy is a significant pathology-- a sociopath. The whole "Original Sin/we are ontologically inclined towards the bad" becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy. And frankly, it seems like a type of child abuse to raise one thinking that of themselves. If you only don't murder or steal because you're afraid of eternal punishment you're not actually a good person, you're a criminal being held in check.

[Rembrant]

I wonder how much Jordon Peterson's conversational style is grounded in the psychologist, patient dynamics. It is all about the patients beliefs and how to use those beliefs to change behaviors. If his beliefs contradict the patients beliefs those beliefs could lose some potency for behavioral change. Evasion becomes a required skill.

[sergiovergara]

Someone said Dr. Peterson is the dumb person’s idea of a brilliant person. I don’t know, sometimes he comes across too “Deepak Chopra-y” to my liking