Pf Jung
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Theorycrafting Jordan Peterson's "Objective" Morality (ft. Robert Sapolsky)
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February 4, 2022
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February 4, 2022
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15:04Now PlayingI believe Jordan Peterson's unique approach to morality is revolutionary, because it appears to bridge a divide between science and religion in away that approximates something like an "objective" moral framework. While not objective in the same way a religious dogmatist might believe it, Jordan Peterson takes a deeply evolutionary approach to explain how, despite the great diversity amongst human beings and their societies, there are objective parameters around what humans (and our primate relatives) consider "fair" or "moral." All of this is synthesized together with context from Robert Sapolsky's lectures on human behavioral Biology, and whatever Vaush does on his stream.
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