To level with you, I'm a scientist, electronics engineer. At the end of the day I fall back on equations and measuring stuff. But I never closed off the other m

To level with you, I'm a scientist, electronics engineer. At the end of the day I fall back on equations and measuring stuff. But I never closed off the other me, the one that likes poems, books, making music... the human part. That's been useful to balance things. Now I find myself in cybersecurity it all fits together somehow. In academia I never actually encountered these mythical "post-modernists" responsible for the "ruin of reason". This [0] may not be to your taste (or say anything helpful), Peterson always being a wildcard, but this conversation with Camille Paglia sticks with me. For her the whole thing was phoney. At least in US America pomo was akin to a "red scare". I suspect she's partially right. Pomo was cool when it was cool for loafers, and then suddenly... hey iPhones! and then books by traumatised Jews weren't cool. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-hIVnmUdXM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-hIVnmUdXM