artai2017 my suBREDoTTS “Why are Jordan Peterson's philosophical opinion wrong? : askphilosophy HOME - POPULAR - ALL.~ RANDOM | WORLDNEWS - OLDSCHOOLCOOL - IAMA - LIFCPROTIPS - PROGRANMERMUMOR ~ EX! corr» askputtosopy | comments uuuuuuue (2) |__| preferences | logout *Why* are Jordan Peterson's philosophical 87 opinions wrong? (ser.askphilosophy) submitted 29 days ago by espra\ onc, ethics For the record, I know next to nothing about the guy, other than that you guys seem to dislike him. My younger brother idolizes him, but I'm skeptical that Peterson is more than a charlatan. So I looked at the relevant threads on /r/askphilosophy, but I don't think they really provide reasons to believe that Peterson doesn't know what he's talking about. Instead, these threads merely say just that: that Peterson doesn't know what he's talking about. I would be very appreciative if someone could please explain to me why Peterson doesn't know what he's talking about, on topics ranging from gender pronouns, transgenderism, post modernism, neo-Marxism, what have you. I don't know anything about any of these fields, so citations and reading suggestions would also be very appreciated. 332 comments share save hide glve gold report top 200 comments show all 332 sorted save [-) TheGrammersolshevik (ethics, language, logic [M] (score hidden) 29, by: best content policy days ago stickied comment Folks, the discussion in this thread has mostly been Ok, but there have been occasional detours into the realms of grandstanding, personal attacks, hot takes, and the like, Please keep in mind that: hipsinp.reddt.comiaskphilosophy/comments/En6thglwhy_are_jordan_petersons_pilesophical_esinions! for debate, and hosts discussion only insofar as its useful for clarifying the state of expert opinion; and > 1, This subreddit is meant for expert assistance, not search this post was submited on 14 Jul 2017 87 points (24% upvotes) Inetpsi//redd.it/énérhe short advertisement Submit a new text post askphilosophy (Gee) 51,467 readers 166 users here now show my flair on this subreddit. I looks tke: First time here? Welcome! You ask questions; we provide answers, A great resource to check before you ask a question is the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. You may also want to check our list of frequently asked questions to see if your question has already been answered. Don't be afraid if you think your question is too simple, AskPhilosophy defines itself less by the sort of questions that are accepted than by the sort of answers they can expect to receive. Feel free to ask about topics you're studying in school, but please read about now to avoid plagiarism first, Want to be @ panelist? Have questions about what that means? Start here. If you plan to comment regularly, you must request flair. Comments (not questions) posted by users without flair wil! be looked on with suspicion. We actively moderate the quality of comments to this subreddit, We require that especially top- level responses to questions show familiarity with the question, and ideally that they make reference to the existing literature on that topic. Fla legend Level of involvement: (indicated by color) Professional Graduate Uncergracvate Autodidact For more on how we use flair, see this thread. Voting guidelines: ‘Answers expla 19 current trends 1s