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Dang It Bhabhi! posted:Excuse the tangent but I heard that dude is still writing raps in prison can you even imagine lol. I feel bad because this made me laugh. I bet his beats are sick. He does sick pretty well!
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bye jorp posted:We are now at the point where race, ethnicity, “gender,” or sexual preference is first, accepted as the fundamental characteristic defining each person (just as the radical leftists were hoping) and second, is now treated as the most important qualification for study, research and employment. Jorp upset he's been asked to consider other viewpoints. dumb idiot posted:In Hollywood, memos are distributed about proper storytelling and how many characters of what color or gender should be in a movie eSporks fucked around with this message at 22:25 on Jan 19, 2022 |
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How long has it been since he had any research or teaching obligations? Wasn’t his status basically professor-at-large or something, where he drew a paycheck but didn’t do anything?
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Jan 20, 2022 01:14
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MakaVillian posted:https://nationalpost.com/opinion/jordan-peterson-why-i-am-no-longer-a-tenured-professor-at-the-university-of-toronto His drug-addled brain would probably explode if you told him his home may have equity.
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I AM GRANDO posted:How long has it been since he had any research or teaching obligations? Wasn’t his status basically professor-at-large or something, where he drew a paycheck but didn’t do anything? at least since the beginning of 2018 when the IDW officially came into being and he started doing his stupid book tour
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It's a hilariously crybaby rant of alt-right and white supremacist talking points which was funny and I got some joy out of his obvious butthurt-ness, but holy gently caress dude learn how to make a point. There's about 4000 more words than necessary in there does he not know how to make a point in a brief concise manner? I tried reading the whole thing but my eyes just started glazing over as I jumped from talking point to talking point. Anyways, I hope he relapses and dies of an overdose finally
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The Fattest PI posted:There's about 4000 more words than necessary in there does he not know how to make a point in a brief concise manner? No. He doesn't.
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Jan 20, 2022 02:58
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jordan b "precise in your speech" peterson often runs into the problem that he is pathologically incapable of arriving directly at a point, so he relies on interviewers to shortcut to what he's actually trying to say so that he can claim he never actually said it, and his written work is a labyrinth of anecdotes and waffle designed to wear down the reader.
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"The students responded positively to me" which is why they filled your office door lock with glue, Jorpito.
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The Fattest PI posted:It's a hilariously crybaby rant of alt-right and white supremacist talking points which was funny and I got some joy out of his obvious butthurt-ness, but holy gently caress dude learn how to make a point. The very first thing I noticed about this man is that no, he can never make a point. Making a point means he can't eventually walk it back and say "well that's just your conclusion based on my story". He simply continues telling anecdotes until someone else makes the conclusion he wants them to make.
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There's something about "Maps of Meaning" that I don't know... entrances me? Not the book itself, no no. I haven't read it, and I probably won't. It's the title. It comes across as the title for a book that would have been barely published, destined to be forgotten about for decades, only to be seen in dusty bookstores, in a messy pile of others, while you're looking for something else. It's just one of those "old, random, completely forgettable" book titles, more so than something like "12 rules for life" or whatever the gently caress it's called. Does anyone else feel this way? Ironic that I accuse it of being forgettable, and yet I made this post. 
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jorp is going to start his own college. with blackjack. and nazis actually forget the blackjack and the college
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:There's something about "Maps of Meaning" that I don't know... entrances me? It feels like the plot device from a novel where someone wrote about (plot relevant supernatural power) back in the 60s and only by deciphering maps of meaning can the young protagonist figure out their new power before the spring formal
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Robo Reagan posted:jorp is going to start his own college. with blackjack. and nazis This is a completely probable grift
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Robo Reagan posted:jorp is going to start his own college. with blackjack. and nazis Benzos and nazis.
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fish and chips and dip posted:Benzos and nazis. nazis do traditionally love their drugs
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Just when you thought the University of Austin couldn't get sexier.
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Fleta Mcgurn posted:Wow, what would you even say if you saw Jorp at a club?! I'd ask if he has any drugs
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Another Bill posted:Wow I wonder how they finally got him to leave. I might have to reach out to a friend there and see if I can get the deets peterson showed up on campus and tried to talk to his fellow professors but whenenever he would try to talk to one they would just made a farting sound and leave the lounge
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its going to take years for the university to cleanse themselves of the legacy jorp has left and by legacy i mean cum on his office carpets
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:There's something about "Maps of Meaning" that I don't know... entrances me? it's about the same as any other academic philosophy book published in the last 70 years, which may stick out to you as the mark of something you'd never read inasmuch as the name isn't something like "Skull of the Dragon Lich"
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Nice Tuckpointing! posted:Just when you thought the University of Austin couldn't get sexier. Don't put that evil on us.
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Robo Reagan posted:its going to take years for the university to cleanse themselves of the legacy jorp has left i'm pretty sure it's in his contract that you're not allowed to clean that. and he he will fight the tide of woke leftist bleach to the end A Wizard of Goatse fucked around with this message at 17:31 on Jan 20, 2022 |
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A Wizard of Goatse posted:it's about the same as any other academic philosophy book published in the last 70 years, which may stick out to you as the mark of something you'd never read inasmuch as the name isn't something like "Skull of the Dragon Lich" Fair. To be honest, I don't need "Dragon Lich" in the title to go and read it. Jorp-aside, a title like "12 Rules for Life" would catch my eye and attention way more than Maps of Meaning, which just sounds so horrendously bland. And those 3 examples you've shown are right on par with that.
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:Fair. To be honest, I don't need "Dragon Lich" in the title to go and read it. Jorp-aside, a title like "12 Rules for Life" would catch my eye and attention way more than Maps of Meaning, which just sounds so horrendously bland. Maps of meaning sounds like the title of a self published book that was only read by close family members of the writer, and even then only under duress There’s something about it’s smug pretentiousness that’s kinda off putting
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Silver John posted:Maps of meaning sounds like the title of a self published book that was only read by close family members of the writer, and even then only under duress So does 12 Rules For Life tbf
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Silver John posted:Maps of meaning sounds like the title of a self published book that was only read by close family members of the writer, and even then only under duress Yes, this exactly. It feels both new agey and completely milquetoast.
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:There's something about "Maps of Meaning" that I don't know... entrances me? I think this is just a thing with the entire genre of applied psychology books. A family friend who was a psychologist passed away and when I went through his books they were all from the 70s and all had titles like "Powers of Mind" and "Connecting the lines: Rebirth/Apocalypse"
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daily reminder to not take life lessons from someone who got addicted to tranquilizers and decided to not own up to any of it by withrawing in a coma like a cowardly little bitch
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Mikojan posted:daily reminder to not take life lessons from someone who got addicted to tranquilizers and decided to not own up to any of it by withrawing in a coma like a cowardly little bitch Hey, he also ate (still is eating?) a bunch of red meat for a while and probably hosed up his GI tract for a good bit of time.
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A Wizard of Goatse posted:it's about the same as any other academic philosophy book published in the last 70 years, which may stick out to you as the mark of something you'd never read inasmuch as the name isn't something like "Skull of the Dragon Lich" I mean you say that but I'd totally pick up The System of Objects to check out the back cover, because that is so powerfully unassuming it might be cool. Maps of Meaning sits in the much broader sphere of titles that are both dull and pretentious.
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maps of meaning, like a map with empty unknown territory on it that says "thar be chaos dragons" and it's like amazonia or some poo poo idk
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:There's something about "Maps of Meaning" that I don't know... entrances me? Didn't JP say somewhere - possibly even in the foreword to Maps of Meaning? - that he considered it his magnum opus and a seismic work of intellect that was going to demonstrate how he, Jordan Peterson, had finally figured out how the life, society, the world and the universe worked? And it's (by all accounts and from the snippets I've seen when other people pull them up to mock it...) a deeply impenetrable morass of nonsense about symbolism and Feminine Chaos Dragons that basically boils down to "Women, amirit?" and "Folk tales and legends often contain common architypes and morals that we still recognise today". Genius.
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MakaVillian posted:https://nationalpost.com/opinion/jordan-peterson-why-i-am-no-longer-a-tenured-professor-at-the-university-of-toronto I ended up actually reading this and it ends on a literal shout out to Vladimir Putin lmao
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Private Cumshoe posted:Are his books as poorly edited and meandering as that article because Oh no, not at all. The article does not contain any bible verses, anecdotes fantasizing about assaulting children, retellings of dreams he's had, or idle musings on the illusion of happiness. The books are so much worse than this. 
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