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JBP, at least, generally seems to come off better than the people criticising him. And young people have rebellious tendencies, they form countercultures. The
by antepodius 7y ago
JBP, at least, generally seems to come off better than the people criticising him.
And young people have rebellious tendencies, they form countercultures. The current world culture tilts to left-progressivism, so there's a right-ish counterculture.
- Bakary 7y agoThe problem is that many look at JBP interacting with clickbait and unethical journalists and conclude that he must be a great and honest thinker in comparison. Actual academics rarely engage with him, and not because they are afraid to or malicious but because he hasn't published much that can even be engaged with outside of psychology. The exception is Žižek, and we all saw how that went for Peterson.