He encourages a completely different group think. There's a reason his followers often argue in almost identical ways.
I'm not sure how much thinking is involved exactly.
He encourages a completely different group think. There's a reason his followers often argue in almost identical ways.
No really he's probably right.
Peterson is on psychologist probation or something, because he has problems respecting patient boundaries. I could not be less surprised.
Peterson was not immediately available for comment, but told reporter Jack O. Denton of The Varsity student newspaper at the University of Toronto, where Peterson teaches, that he stopped his clinical practice "long before this undertaking was formulated, as the constant demands on my time made it impossible for me to continue properly."
Peterson is on psychologist probation or something, because he has problems respecting patient boundaries. I could not be less surprised.
Maybe Peterson should follow his own advice about standing up straight and communicating clearly.
Damn, Craig. How you gonna get fired on your day off?Lol
He even manages to be incompetent at a job he's not even doing anymore.
And putting his house in order?Maybe Peterson should follow his own advice about standing up straight and communicating clearly.
Peterson is on psychologist probation or something, because he has problems respecting patient boundaries. I could not be less surprised.
So are you ever going to give us your thoughts on it? Your profile says you were last seen a little over half an hour ago.
I don't care how well spoken he is, the moment i sniffed his bias and his intentions i intermediately turned off and changed the video the first time i got exposed to one of his videos, is that bad? is he worth of attention and for me to dig more?.
https://jordanbpeterson.com/psychology/on-the-so-called-jewish-question/
This is the kind of shit I mean when I say he might not be alt-right but he is a gateway.
This is him condemning right wing anti-Semitism and Jewish conspiracy theories.... using race science and race IQ... his main source being research co-written by a white nationalist and a guy who believes homosexuality is a germ/infection
Here is a debunking of the idea:
https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/1eed/b19bcf7c059a4b10a9ed8c58027d9ed22bae.pdf
And while obviously bias against Peterson the discourse in these two subreddits handle the issues with what Peterson is doing here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/ChapoTrapH...jordan_peterson_blogs_on_the_socalled_jewish/
https://www.reddit.com/r/enoughpetersonspam/comments/86lb0h/jbp_on_the_socalled_jewish_question/
On Harpending on of the authors cited by Peterson:
https://www.splcenter.org/fighting-hate/extremist-files/individual/henry-harpending
This is what I mean by gateway.
Absolutely!I think we can all agree that everyone should watch The Lobster by Yorgos Lanthimos.
Absolutely not.I don't care how well spoken he is, the moment i sniffed his bias and his intentions i immediately turned off and changed the video the first time i got exposed to one of his videos, is that bad? is he worth of attention and for me to dig more?.
Oh great, he has a connection to Gregory Clark too. Truly the finest scholars of our age.
not surprised. Motherfucker can't even perform what he's supposed to be actually qualified for, and dumb defenders here want me to listen the shit he says about shit he has no understanding off?Peterson is on psychologist probation or something, because he has problems respecting patient boundaries. I could not be less surprised.
Golly! Checking up on my activities eh?
Truth be told, I'm reluctant to get involved in these sorts of discussion. This parish doesn't have a lot of time for disagreement and I run the risk of being banned for arguing in 'bad faith' (as far as I can tell this is catch all term used to squash dissent) or accused of being a supporter of the fur trade worthy of chemical castration.
c) Therefore, what about make up? What's the point of make up? The interviewer at this point feigns a sort of comical disbelief, as if the very idea of a lady wearing make up to make herself attractive is outrageous.
Does sounding like Kermit on the verge of crying constitute as well spoken?I don't care how well spoken he is, the moment i sniffed his bias and his intentions i immediately turned off and changed the video the first time i got exposed to one of his videos, is that bad? is he worth of attention and for me to dig more?.
No...the interviewer was raising the eyebrow because he didn't understand what make up had to do with the issue of sexual harassment.
what kind of situation exists where harassing women would be completely acceptable?
Peterson asks him directly 'why do women wear make up?' He giggles and says 'I have no....they just might like to put it on'. As if it's the same as putting on a pair of socks. He avoids answering. He then sits silently and doesn't challenge the idea that high heels are used to accentuate a women's legs.
It hasn't been used here as far as I can tellGolly! Checking up on my activities eh?
Truth be told, I'm reluctant to get involved in these sorts of discussion. This parish doesn't have a lot of time for disagreement and I run the risk of being banned for arguing in 'bad faith' (as far as I can tell this is catch all term used to squash dissent) or accused of being a supporter of the fur trade worthy of chemical castration.
Anyway, that said, I'll bite. I was expecting you to post that video. I've watched it before (found it quite dull) and Peterson is wholly unconvincing. It's a nice edit of the as well, removing it from the broader context of the discussion.
So you disagree with Peterson regarding women being hypocrites?So what do I think? Not much really. I roll when eyes when social scientists make broad claims like 'you use blusher to recreate 'the rouged cheeks of sexual activity''. Sure, cheeks turn red when your grouting the bath too. Do I think that make up is a concern? Not in a million light years. The only people that do are adherents of some of the more charming Abrahamic faiths.
I never said it was a neanderthal attempting to justify or excuse harassment. I think it's dumb to call women who wear makeup to be hypocrites if they also don't want to be sexually harassed.But I didn't watch the complete interview and think it was a neanderthal attempting to justify or excuse harassment. He even says that people should make 'sexual displays'. He's just saying that that *is* what is taking place. When women and men share an environment, the very basic undercurrent of all those interactions is sexual. Was I wholly convinced? Not really. But nor was I convinced by the phony shock of the interviewer.
What reasons do you think women wear makeup exactly?Peterson asks him directly 'why do women wear make up?' He giggles and says 'I have no....they just might like to put it on'. As if it's the same as putting on a pair of socks. He avoids answering. He then sits silently and doesn't challenge the idea that high heels are used to accentuate a women's legs.
This thread should be a good learning experience for you.
I have never heard about this person until this thread. I feel so disconnected from the world of big names in ideas.
I may have been wrong. I decided to take a gander at the longer VICE interview and Peterson did in fact specify what he meant when he said that the relationships between men and women have deteriorated. He was talking about sexual harassment. I'm looking at the EEOC stats and it looks like the amount of sexual harassment claims have fallen a bit since 1997.
This is probably why he labels chaos feminine. To him, women entering the workplace caused a lot of changes that he possibly views as chaotic.Get out while you can.
Yeah but they'd be zero if women just stayed home ;)
Why would you expect them to push back?Thinking about it, I'm honestly pissed h3h3 has had him on their podcast twice, given their reach and the likely age of their viewerbase. Their exposing their ypung viewers to a backwards charlatan with very little pushback on their part.
You act like h3h3 isn't annoyingly opportunistic regarding voices in new media as a whole for years. Between this and the false reporting they fell for and whatnot, they absolutely have fallen into that "outspoken centrist" category. Gotta defend the Youtube buddies and elevate inaccurate portrayals of WSJ reporting, right?Thinking about it, I'm honestly pissed h3h3 has had him on their podcast twice, given their reach and the likely age of their viewerbase. Their exposing their ypung viewers to a backwards charlatan with very little pushback on their part.
Institutional bias/discrimination doesn't exist according to JP, so please stop doing it in regards to this forum. Clean your room before you criticize the world around you, bucko!
I've just heard of him through this thread. My initial impressions are that he's just some hack who likes to preach vague platitudes to teenage white boys over the Internet who, in turn, get to feel smart because they're able to parse what he's telling them despite his verboseness. His views on women seem fuelled by his own probable lack of success on that front. He seems very bitter about something there. This all helps speak to his base of course.
d) Then yes, as linked, he answers 'yes' to the question that ladies would be 'somewhat' hypocritical in their complaints. I feel the 'somewhat' should not be overlooked. That it is contributory, rather than causal.
d) Then yes, as linked, he answers 'yes' to the question that ladies would be 'somewhat' hypocritical in their complaints. I feel the 'somewhat' should not be overlooked. That it is contributory, rather than causal.
Sorry but ^ this is a little reaching
Many aspects of human behavior are not genetically predetermined or coupled to reproduction as much anymore. Contributing to the arts and sciences doesn't usually result in more children. There isn't really an evolutionary mechanism for that. Unless you know something I don't
Geoffrey Miller, drawing on some of Darwin's largely neglected ideas about human behavior, has hypothesized that many human behaviors not clearly tied to survival benefits, such as humor, music, visual art, some forms of altruism, verbal creativity or the fact that most humans have a far greater vocabulary than that which is required for survival,[52] Miller (2000) has proposed that this apparent redundancy is due to individuals using vocabulary to demonstrate their intelligence, and consequently their "fitness", to potential mates. This has been tested experimentally, and it appears that males do make greater use of lower-frequency (more unusual) words when in a romantic mindset compared to a non-romantic mindset, suggesting that vocabulary is likely to be used as a sexual display (Rosenberg & Tunney, 2008). All these qualities are considered courtship adaptations that have been favored through sexual selection.[53]
Miller is critical of theories that imply that human culture arose as accidents or by-products of human evolution. He believes that human culture arose through sexual selection for creative traits.-wiki
There is a hypothesis that artistic expression was a display of intellectual ability showcasing fitness.
Our brains evolved to have incredible plasticity and adaptability. They are not 1:1 products of genes with no variability between people and no changes because of the environment. "Makeup" is not a concept within our genes. "Makeup" is an invention. The widespread use of makeup is very much a result of socially expected behaviors that developed in society, not the mindless pushing of our genes.They think it makes them look better. Might be the only reason for some to do so. It need not have anything to do with wanting to attract others.
But it's like a guy that wants lots of money and resources but says he wants no partner. Some seeking and workings towards greater wealth may even be and desire to remain celibate. The search for resources might be carried out simply focusing on the resources themselves with no other goal in mind.
Or say sex, many want it but don't want babies. Lots of people want sex and use contraceptives or even sterilize themselves.
Humans can seek and want things for the sake of the things themselves with no care for the evolutionary reasons for those tendencies to seek or do said things built into their minds.
But even the desire to want to stay alive has evolutionary reasons for being there. And in the end most human endeavors, even the arts and sciences, in one way or another serve for the perpetuation of the genetic line.
It's self evident when you consider that the type and the results of makeup are so different in the western world now than it was a century ago!Our brains evolved to have incredible plasticity and adaptability. They are not 1:1 products of genes with no variability between people and no changes because of the environment. "Makeup" is not a concept within our genes. "Makeup" is an invention. The widespread use of makeup is very much a result of socially expected behaviors that developed in society, not the mindless pushing of our genes.
Peterson says it is a sexual display. I don't think he's outright endorsing sexual harassment, but he dances around blaming women for sexual harassment. The hypocrite comment is an example of that. Bringing up not wearing make up as a rule is another one. He even said make up contributes to sexual harassment.I disagree with Peterson with the "somewhat hypocritical" point.
I do agree, however, that the primary function of make-up is to look better. This can be done for a variety of reasons and sex appeal is one of then.
So I can see the reasoning, I just don't agree with Petersons conclusion that there is hypocrisy involved.
That said, if anyone thinks Peterson is endorsing harassment here, that's quite a stretch.
Our brains evolved to have incredible plasticity and adaptability. They are not 1:1 products of genes with no variability between people and no changes because of the environment. "Makeup" is not a concept within our genes. "Makeup" is an invention. The widespread use of makeup is very much a result of socially expected behaviors that developed in society, not the mindless pushing of our genes.
Creativity and humor, and culture are not just modern. Since time immemorial rudimentary language and even jewels have been in use as have dances and jokes.Yes of course but the amount of time artists have been around and being sexually selected for isn't long enough to have established trends in the genes afaik.