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excelsiorlef

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Already quoted from this put Peterson's stupid University is moving forward... grades are basically done by upvotes... It's Reddit in University form with no accreditation .

Now Peterson is working on, and accepting donations for, an online university. This was a plan he teased out over the past year; now he's begun development on its first "module," according to recent interviews. The institution would revolve mostly around the humanities and the great books of Western civilization. It would also be, as he's said in his lectures and interviews, "autonomous and self-improving, a minimum of administrative overhead, extremely low cost, widespread availability, crowd-sourced in its structure and autonomously self-improving."

Peterson believes that his project could save millions from the "degeneracy" of modern universities, which are corrupted, as he says, by women's studies and discussions of diversity.

What's responsible for the degeneracy, according to Peterson? "Postmodern neo-Marxism." This somewhat heady term essentially describes a subversive cabal of Marxist thinkers who, starting in the 1970s began conspiring to destroy the natural hierarchies in Western culture. Peterson believes that these thoughts have lived on in discussions of white privilege and diversity, mostly perpetuated in the liberal arts and college humanities departments, which he says have become "indoctrination cults."


This is really a rebranding of a separate, anti-Semitic conspiracy theory called "cultural Marxism," which has been used since the 1980s by the far-right to explain the alleged secret motivation behind everything from black superhero movies to the #MeToo movement.

Humanities departments at universities across the world, Peterson regularly preaches, have become totally corrupted by the tendrils of neo-Marxist doctrine, and therefore cannot survive — and must not, for the sake of Western civilization. Peterson advises his audience to abandon universities in favor of trade schools, and has made videos aimed at young children advising them to stage walkouts of middle school classes that mention topics like "diversity."

"Women's studies, and all the ethnic studies and racial studies groups ... those things have to go, and the faster they go the better," Peterson said during a July speech. "It would have been better had they never been part of the university to begin with, as far as I can tell. Sociology, that's corrupt. Anthropology, that's corrupt. English literature, that's corrupt."

Peterson' first plan in reforming the university was to develop an artificially intelligent program that would comb through course materials available at universities to develop a blacklist of courses, which have been corrupted by so-called "neo-Marxist" ideology.


"I'm hoping that over about a five-year period, that a concerted effort could be made to knock enrollment down in post-modern, neo-Marxist cult classes by 75% across the West," Peterson said on a Canadian morning show in July. "So our plan, initially, is to cut off the supply to the people who are running the so-called "indoctrination cults."

After Peterson began working with a programmer to develop this website, his colleagues at the University of Toronto wrote a collective letter to the university warning them that Peterson planned on surveilling and defunding his fellow faculty. The site, it appears, never went public. However, Peterson apparently still thinks artificial intelligence could be essential to his educational revolution, helping him create a crowd-sourced university that would possibly be 50 times cheaper than a traditional college education.

How will Peterson create a crowd-sourced university? Based on one of his lectures, a thousand students might come up with 10 multiple choice questions. Then, a statistical model would figure out which questions are the best, and other students could vote on them. Through the apparently unpaid work of thousands of students, the process of making tests becomes self-generating and self-improving.


Peterson's model of online learning, however, isn't exactly radical, or new. Companies like Coursera, Khan Academy and Udemy offeronline classes centered on video lectures with peer reviews self-appointed accreditation.

At this point, two partners have been named by Paterson on the project so far. Software engineer Daniel Higgins and McGill University professor Robert Pihl were both part of Peterson's "self authoring" program, an online self-help system that he helped develop as part of his clinical psychology practice.

The team's first task is building the university in "modules," piece by piece, testing to see if there's a market demand. The first will be a writing module, where students will evaluate, annotate and comment on other students' writing. Writing competitions would be graded by other students through crowd-sourcing. In one interview, Peterson said that "accreditation points" would be dependent on peer evaluation.

It's unclear how Peterson — a staunch individualist who has broken down in tears lamenting the suffering that unaccountable groupthink can inflict on individuals — can support a system reliant on the mercy of crowd-sourced peer evaluation.

The online university was advertised as ready to begin serious development when Peterson hit his 8,500 paid supporter milestone on crowdsourced funding platform Patreon. When that happened last week, Peterson moved the milestone for starting the online university up to 10,000 subscribers. He's already close to 9,000 patrons, so 10,000 can't be far off.

Peterson writes on his Patreon that the project will take years to complete. Until then, his devotees will have to make do at traditional universities, with formal accreditation and living professors.


https://mic.com/articles/188569/jor...stroy-college-indoctrination-cults#.0NLeK5MDe
 

mael

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I love this graph.
Social democrat is the same color as Libertarian.
None is different from Don't identify.
The sorting is all over the place (why orderalphabetically when you could group close group together so you could do broader bigger analysis?)
Peterson's subreddit is really not good at data representation...kinda like Peterson himself.

Already quoted from this put Peterson's stupid University is moving forward... grades are basically done by upvotes... It's Reddit in University form with no accreditation .




https://mic.com/articles/188569/jor...stroy-college-indoctrination-cults#.0NLeK5MDe

So basically what is "popular" is going to determine what is good?
This university's diploma is gonna be real good at letting us identify idiots.
 

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Already quoted from this put Peterson's stupid University is moving forward... grades are basically done by upvotes... It's Reddit in University form with no accreditation .




https://mic.com/articles/188569/jor...stroy-college-indoctrination-cults#.0NLeK5MDe


"Women's studies, and all the ethnic studies and racial studies groups ... those things have to go, and the faster they go the better," Peterson said during a July speech. "It would have been better had they never been part of the university to begin with, as far as I can tell. Sociology, that's corrupt. Anthropology, that's corrupt. English literature, that's corrupt."

Damn he really isn't hiding his bigotry. That's good, it's better than a cheap-talk that allow room to try to tell if he's telling serious or not.
 

We_care_a_lot

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The one thing that's constant, and maybe precise to my senses anyways, through all of his work is his belief in the status quo as it existed during the time of the "nuclear family". He's adamantly against society progressing/changing together. Hence why he preaches so much about personal responsibility. It basically tells his followers to ignore the problems that don't concern them. Those aren't important problems or even real in his mind. Add in the fact that most of his followers are white and male, it's easy to see where he's leading with all of this.
thing is that's still a generality but when you ask him for specifics, he gets hostile, angry even. The man has consistently demonstrated that he does not like to explain himself and anybody who attempts to get him to do so is subject to ridicule and hostility. It's so fucking transparent and predictable that I'm amazed anybody ever takes him seriously. Actually, virtually nobody with any academic standing DOES take him seriously. His last book, maps of meaning, didn't even generate a peep among academics, which was it's target audience. It's only now that he's released something consumable by the masses that he's found success. In a genre filled with hucksters and anti intellectual gibberish. the self help genre lol.
 

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Already quoted from this put Peterson's stupid University is moving forward... grades are basically done by upvotes... It's Reddit in University form with no accreditation .
https://mic.com/articles/188569/jor...stroy-college-indoctrination-cults#.0NLeK5MDe

We have numerous examples how algorithms could be abused or creates an echo chamber. Peterson is an example of that. Crowd-sourced education seems like a good idea on paper, but in practice, it's going to create a class full of misconceptions, propaganda, and unscientific reasoning. Students won't be critically challenged because only the "agreeable" will be upvoted. Anything that hints at social justice will be voted down hard. You nailed it: Reddit University. If the professor acted as a curator and struck down wrong answers that were upvoted, maybe, but Peterson is far from qualified to do something like that.

He blew up when he convinced gullible people that C-16 restricts freedom of speech. A claim you seem to have fallen for. For allt his talk about listening to arguments, why don't you actually read c-16? Have you considered giving that a try?
Peterson talks about personal responsibility, but his own fans can't exercise it by reading the text themselves. They just blindly follow what he says and make excuses
 

Goat Mimicry

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I would love for the Peterson fans who said he's a real liberal for promoting the discussion of different ideas to explain how they reconcile their praise with the fact that he plans on removing entire subjects from the discussion at his university.
 

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Damn he really isn't hiding his bigotry. That's good, it's better than a cheap-talk that allow room to try to tell if he's telling serious or not.

Holy fuck that's terrible.

I would love for the Peterson fans who said he's a real liberal for promoting the discussion of different ideas to explain how they reconcile their praise with the fact that he plans on removing entire subjects from the discussion at his university.
Yeah, I don't see how you can claim that Peterson is all about free speech and yet he wants to get rid of subjects he doesn't like.
 

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Apparently Peterson announced he no longer believes in God this year.


When I lived in Colorado Springs, there was a very strong Christian conservative sentiment. As a teacher there, I had to sign a document agreeing not to teach evolution in the classroom, and I had to verbally agree that it was a "political movement", not a scientific theory. For that reason, I have planned on homeschooling my son for a long time - I don't want him indoctrinated into their perspective because I consider it dangerous. I don't think that makes me anti-intellectual. If someone is looking at other, more liberal schools and is concerned about their child being indoctrinated into a perspective they disagree with, then I don't see that as anti-intellectual. I do think it's fair to call Peterson anti-diversity if he is specifically using that kind of language. But every parent should be reflecting on what schools teach their children, and whether they are okay with that. These are government institutions that belong to the people they work for, and right now schools are in a tricky position where they want to teach values to kids because they need it (oh god, do they need it), but parents get upset so we try to be value-free. A major discussion about what schools should really be doing in this country is long overdue, and I hope that Peterson's offense at modern education leads to more conversations. This generation is waking up to a lot of things our parents slept on for some reason, and it's great to see. Assuming Trump is forcefully removed from office, I think him getting elected is for the best in this country.
the question is WHY you disagree with that perspective. for example, if you disagree that the holocaust happened and don't want your child being taught about it in school then I have to question that. etc etc. not all perspectives are created equal. You know this of course. As a teacher.
 

Wrenchfarm

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r/JordanPeterson's survey results are such a source of amusement... especially the IQ

92.8% report they have a higher IQ than 75% of the population

70.8% report they have a higher IQ than 91% of the population

40% report they have a higher IQ than 98% of the population

LOL

IFnIO1q.png
It is a scientific fact that cleaning your room raises your IQ by 20 points
 
Oct 27, 2017
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I love this graph.
Social democrat is the same color as Libertarian.
None is different from Don't identify.
The sorting is all over the place (why orderalphabetically when you could group close group together so you could do broader bigger analysis?)
Peterson's subreddit is really not good at data representation...kinda like Peterson himself.



So basically what is "popular" is going to determine what is good?
This university's diploma is gonna be real good at letting us identify idiots.
They'll be generating new "alternative facts". Just what we need in today's world.
 

SweetVermouth

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Jordan Peterson's logic is this:

JP: "Frozen is propaganda because it shows that women can be successfull on their own"
Then you reply to him "Of course they can, why not??"
But genius JP knows the answer to that too: "You see, you might be livingin a house right? So this house... I mean statistics show 99% of the builders are male... and biologically it makes sense... so this house you are living in has been built by a male... and I'm not suggesting that this might always be the case... but most of the time it'll be... so it's been built by males and it's unlikely women would have got to where they are without a place to live."

It took me about 10 minutes of listening to one of his videos to realize that anything he says ultimately leads to nowhere, just like this thread.
 

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Jordan Peterson's logic is this:

JP: "Frozen is propaganda because it shows that women can be successfull on their own"
Then you reply to him "Of course they can, why not??"
But genius JP knows the answer to that too: "You see, you might be livingin a house right? So this house... I mean statistics show 99% of the builders are male... and biologically it makes sense... so this house you are living in has been built by a male... and I'm not suggesting that this might always be the case... but most of the time it'll be... so it's been built by males and it's unlikely women would have got to where they are without a place to live."

It took me about 10 minutes of listening to one of his videos to realize that anything he says ultimately leads to nowhere, just like this thread.

At that point, you might as well just point out that all human eggs require sperm to have an embryo. Men provide sperm. Therefore, humanity cannot get by without men! Women are humans, therefore they cannot get by without men!
 

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I'm curious if you read the article from the OP. When boiled down, he's so often stating the obvious, or saying things that cannot actually be proved, and when questioned about these sorts of things, takes no real positions.

My very first post said how Petersons combination of mythology, religion and psychology is something that is certainly not obvious to the wide population. There's a reason why he has seen some explosive growth like no other. Stuff like Jungs archetypes.

I know dr zoidbergs position on C16. You don't have to share me a video to tell me what it is.

You should consider looking at other sources when we tell you that your sole source is wrong, instead of bringing your source again.

It's not like they're not readily available in this thread. What's holding you from looking at them?

Thats the senate video, which includes debates from other sources. Its clearly not a simple misunderstanding.

Peterson cancelled a debate with a Marxist and cancelled an interview with someone who was going to talk to him about his false claims of being adopted by a first nations tribe..... Peterson goes where he will either not be challenged or where he thinks he can win

I said most, not all. No one has the time or personal motivation to meet everyone. I know in the latter case Peterson did not make a false claim, he had a rightful ceremony done to him by someone from the tribe. He wrote about it and has the ceremonial gifts.

I highly doubt that considering a lot of the places he goes have them challenging his views. I would like to see him talk to more professors.

So? he blew up when he lied.... I mean he also did call gender neutral pronouns postmodern neomarxism... and a strain of marxism that is little different from the one that killed 100 million people.... so there's that.

No he did not. He usually says the the ideology has some similarities and uses extreme examples to show how such ideology can be dangerous. I too think thats a poor example as the latter is a systematic regime while the former is nothing like that.

And please let us all remember Classical Liberal is basically Conservative for those who realize Conservative has bad PR.

So 70% of the subreddit is right wing.

> parses data from poll
> changes data from poll to fit his/her view

Come on.
 

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Psycho_Mantis you still have not responded to the claims that both you and Peterson both misunderstood the law that he became famous for. Can you please respond to these claims? Selectively quoting things that you can obfuscate is not exactly making me think you're very credible about this subject.
 

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Thats the senate video, which includes debates from other sources. Its clearly not a simple misunderstanding.
Why don't you just copy and paste the text of C-16 and point out the places where you think someone can be arrested for not using pronouns? That is the easiest way for you to dispel our confusion.

No he did not. He usually says the the ideology has some similarities and uses extreme examples to show how such ideology can be dangerous. I too think thats a poor example as the latter is a systematic regime while the former is nothing like that.
How the hell does using these pronouns being similar to Marxist doctrines?

First, I will never use words I hate, like the trendy and artificially constructed words "zhe" and "zher." These words are at the vanguard of a post-modern, radical leftist ideology that I detest, and which is, in my professional opinion, frighteningly similar to the Marxist doctrines that killed at least 100 million people in the 20th century.

You still haven't said how identity politics leads to Marxism.
 

Psycho_Mantis

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User banned (3 weeks): long history of gaslighting and dishonest posting style (repeatedly refusing to acknowledge counter-arguments).
Why don't you just copy and paste the text of C-16 and point out the places where you think someone can be arrested for not using pronouns? That is the easiest way for you to dispel our confusion.

Why don't you listen to the video linked? It explains it better than I could. The first 10 mins should be more than enough.

He's not changing data, he's reordering data because it was ordered alphabetically.

Talking about changing an entire category that labeled themselves as Classical Liberal -> Conservatives, because it fits the agenda.
 

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I just caught up on this guy a little bit.

Boy is he hard to pin down. Most debates go this way:

*Peterson makes controversial/provoking statement
*man attempts to characterize his statement in some way
*Peterson: "I'm not saying that"
*man attempts to clarify what he is saying
*Peterson makes some comparison analogy
*man attempts to bring Peterson's ideas together
*Peterson "I'm not saying that, I'm just saying we don't know the rules etc."

He puts something up for debate but then is unwilling to defend it properly. At some point you have to admit that the fault lies with Peterson and his inability to fully establish his ideas. He won't put his castle in the ground and defend it. Instead he is always moving, always avoiding subscribing to an any sort of ideology that he would have to defend.
 

Armaros

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Why don't you listen to the video linked? It explains it better than I could. The first 10 mins should be more than enough.



Talking about changing an entire category that labeled themselves as Classical Liberal -> Conservatives, because it fits the agenda.

...his words are the contentious part of the argument, using his own words as evidence that his interpertations are correct is circular reasoning...

If you can't provide evidence that support it, vs people using the actual law, then you have nothing to stand on.
 

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My very first post said how Petersons combination of mythology, religion and psychology is something that is certainly not obvious to the wide population. There's a reason why he has seen some explosive growth like no other. Stuff like Jungs archetypes.

OK, I'm just still wondering if you read the criticism of him linked by the OP and what your thoughts are. Some of his writing reminds me of Joseph Campbell's, but with less focus, and ultimately less meaning.
 

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I don't know why some of you have all of these questions that need answering. Just strap yourself into a Ludovico chair, hire an eye wetter on taskrabbit, and consume 60 straight hours of videos. I don't have the answers but they're probably in there somewhere and you'll come out the other side a fan!
 

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Why don't you listen to the video linked? It explains it better than I could. The first 10 mins should be more than enough.

Point to where you can be arrested for misgendering someone:

CHAPTER 13
An Act to amend the Canadian Human Rights Act and the Criminal Code
[Assented to 19th June, 2017]



Her Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate and House of Commons of Canada, enacts as follows:

R.‍S.‍, c. H-6

Canadian Human Rights Act

1998, c. 9, s. 9; 2012, c. 1, s. 137(E)

1 Section 2 of the Canadian Human Rights Act is replaced by the following:

Purpose

2 The purpose of this Act is to extend the laws in Canada to give effect, within the purview of matters coming within the legislative authority of Parliament, to the principle that all individuals should have an opportunity equal with other individuals to make for themselves the lives that they are able and wish to have and to have their needs accommodated, consistent with their duties and obligations as members of society, without being hindered in or prevented from doing so by discriminatory practices based on race, national or ethnic origin, colour, religion, age, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, marital status, family status, disability or conviction for an offence for which a pardon has been granted or in respect of which a record suspension has been ordered.

1996, c. 14, s. 2; 2012, c. 1, s. 138(E)

2 Subsection 3(1) of the Act is replaced by the following:

Prohibited grounds of discrimination

3 (1) For all purposes of this Act, the prohibited grounds of discrimination are race, national or ethnic origin, colour, religion, age, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, marital status, family status, disability and conviction for an offence for which a pardon has been granted or in respect of which a record suspension has been ordered.

R.‍S.‍, c. C-46

Criminal Code

2014, c. 31, s. 12

3 Subsection 318(4) of the Criminal Code is replaced by the following:

Definition of identifiable group

(4) In this section, identifiable group means any section of the public distinguished by colour, race, religion, national or ethnic origin, age, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or mental or physical disability.

1995, c. 22, s. 6

4 Subparagraph 718.‍2(a)‍(i) of the Act is replaced by the following:

(i) evidence that the offence was motivated by bias, prejudice or hate based on race, national or ethnic origin, language, colour, religion, sex, age, mental or physical disability, sexual orientation, or gender identity or expression, or on any other similar factor,
 

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I don't know why some of you have all of these questions that need answering. Just strap yourself into a Ludovico chair, hire an eye wetter on taskrabbit, and consume 60 straight hours of videos. I don't have the answers but they're probably in there somewhere and you'll come out the other side a fan!

It's like when my libertarian friend said I should watch Dave Rubin. I watch it for five minutes, my mouth twists with distaste and I can't watch it anymore. If it was in written form I might have a better idea about it. I know you're joking but I think anyone who's a fan of Peterson or any of these people should be able to respond to these criticisms with their own support. Not just directly linking videos without additional context. It's super lazy and makes me think they don't really have a good clue of why they even agree with these people in the first place.
 
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Define Classical Liberal and why it shouldn't be lumped with Conservatism.

Because I wasn't sure I looked it up, first response to what classical liberalism is:
"Classical liberalism is a political ideology that values the freedom of individuals — including the freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and markets — as well as limited government."

Yeah that sounds exactly like conservatism to me.

EDIT: How does Peterson's desire to eliminate certain areas of study line up with classical liberalism?
 
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I just caught up on this guy a little bit.

Boy is he hard to pin down. Most debates go this way:

*Peterson makes controversial/provoking statement
*man attempts to characterize his statement in some way
*Peterson: "I'm not saying that"
*man attempts to clarify what he is saying
*Peterson makes some comparison analogy
*man attempts to bring Peterson's ideas together
*Peterson "I'm not saying that, I'm just saying we don't know the rules etc."

He puts something up for debate but then is unwilling to defend it properly. At some point you have to admit that the fault lies with Peterson and his inability to fully establish his ideas. He won't put his castle in the ground and defend it. Instead he is always moving, always avoiding subscribing to an any sort of ideology that he would have to defend.

Peterson is like jazz music. You have to listen to the arguments he's NOT making. Then you will finally attain access to true enlightenment.
 

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And Psycho Mantis has been banned.

Because I wasn't sure I looked it up, first response to what classical liberalism is:
"Classical liberalism is a political ideology that values the freedom of individuals — including the freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and markets — as well as limited government."

Yeah that sounds exactly like conservatism to me.

EDIT: How does Peterson's desire to eliminate certain areas of study line up with classical liberalism?

Well, if classical liberalism is actually conservatism, then teaching scary subjects that revolve around group identity is bad and should be gotten rid of.
 

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I don't know why some of you have all of these questions that need answering. Just strap yourself into a Ludovico chair, hire an eye wetter on taskrabbit, and consume 60 straight hours of videos. I don't have the answers but they're probably in there somewhere and you'll come out the other side a fan!

I'll admit this made me laugh.
 

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That's too bad. I was looking forward to him showing me the list of evidence that indicates that bill c16 will lead to arrests and a degradation of free speech. I will, in his stead, produce it:






That was quite exhaustive and I am looking forward to the peer review.
That seems to be the totality of evidence that C-16 will lead to arrests.
 

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I think it's a horrible idea on paper too. The whole point of a university education is that you're not taught by pedagogues, but instead experts on the specific topic of instruction.
If it was curated by a knowledgeable professor and treated as a project for the entire class with properly sourced research, I think it's a good idea. But Peterson's version of it is bad.
 

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If it was curated by a knowledgeable professor and treated as a project for the entire class with properly sourced research, I think it's a good idea. But Peterson's version of it is bad.

Maybe for introductory level classes at most. Students simply don't have the context to understand the state of the field in whatever they are studying. Professors curating wouldn't be effective for dealing without unless they took a very active role. At that point it's just a weird message board seminar. Some schools do this already to supplement actual in class discussion though, so I don't see how it's really much of anything.

Universities need to focus on bettering the faculty to student ratio, not finding ways to further abstract and commodify the university education.
 

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Maybe for introductory level classes at most. Students simply don't have the context to understand the state of the field in whatever they are studying. Professors curating wouldn't be effective for dealing without unless they took a very active role. At that point it's just a weird message board seminar. Some schools do this already to supplement actual in class discussion though, so I don't see how it's really much of anything.

Universities need to focus on bettering the faculty to student ratio, not finding ways to further abstract and commodify the university education.
But that doesn't leave room for anti-Marxist AIs
 

Claww

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r/JordanPeterson's survey results are such a source of amusement... especially the IQ

92.8% report they have a higher IQ than 75% of the population

70.8% report they have a higher IQ than 91% of the population

40% report they have a higher IQ than 98% of the population

LOL

IFnIO1q.png


Other stuff from their various surveys


https://www.reddit.com/r/JordanPeterson/comments/6w9s5d/rjordanpeterson_survey_what_we_learned/



https://www.reddit.com/r/JordanPete...anpeterson_political_survey_results/?sort=top

50% Trump, 35% Gary Johnson.... LOL
Guess you need a real high IQ to have your brains scooped out by Russian propaganda.The Jill Stein contingent really brings it home. It's crazy, but not surprising, that the Dunning-Kruger market is so big.

Jordan Peterson's logic is this:

JP: "Frozen is propaganda because it shows that women can be successfull on their own"
Then you reply to him "Of course they can, why not??"
But genius JP knows the answer to that too: "You see, you might be livingin a house right? So this house... I mean statistics show 99% of the builders are male... and biologically it makes sense... so this house you are living in has been built by a male... and I'm not suggesting that this might always be the case... but most of the time it'll be... so it's been built by males and it's unlikely women would have got to where they are without a place to live."

It took me about 10 minutes of listening to one of his videos to realize that anything he says ultimately leads to nowhere, just like this thread.

More or less what his style boils down to. Gish galloping from an intellectual reject.
 
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