Jay Dyer
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Jordan Peterson Critiqued: Classical Liberal Incoherence - Jay Dyer (Half)
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February 3, 2018
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“I would call a tr@ns person ‘she’” JBP at 2320. Everything I said in my critique is 💯 % correct.
““Politically, I am a classic British liberal. Temperamentally, I am high in openness, which tilts me to the left, although I am also conscientious, which tilts me to the right. Philosophically I am an individualist, not a collectivist, of the right or the left. Metaphisically, I am an American pragmatist, who has been strongly influenced by the psychoanalytic and clinical thinking of Freud, Jung and the psychotherapists who have followed in their wake.” -JBP
Is Dr. Jordan Peterson's worldview coherent? He is certainly eloquent and forceful when refuting many fallacious arguments from opponents, but has he questioned his presuppositions of classical liberalism? I don't think he has and in this video we look at the good and the bad in Dr. Peterson's arguments. The second half covers the ideological trek of how we got to the postmodern stage we are in now from the Middle Ages and is available at JaysAnalysis for 4.95 a month or 60.00 per year at the PayPal links.
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