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>>22573406
>he showed rather commendable moderation
That is not my perception. For me, it was him reaching a critical mass of readily available espoused opinion in which I could see his hypocrisy. It takes time to build that portfolio. Can you point to an actual change of thought on his part? I do not see a lot of that, just later conflict. In short, that one cannot see his dissonance when only seeing part of his work.

Why do communists in general hate Nietzsche so much?

I like Peterson, he is a great speaker and lecturer. Winston Churchill said that if you were to choose any great skill, you should choose oratory. Peterson is a great example of that, the """intellectuals""" can deride him but what he excels at is being an engaging and powerful speaker.

>>16932943
This is exquisite bait

>>16790248

XANS GON TAKE YOU
XANS GON MAKE YOU
XANS GON FAKE YOU
XANS GON BETRAY YOU

>>16391006
i actually kinda do too
>>16392148
that's true. and look at his hooer of a daughter. if even JBP cant steer that ship...
>insert JBP quotes about hypergamy, female behavior, etc etc

take on responsibilities

>>15015242
>That makes no sense.
What makes no sense to you? My post or Peterson's inability to address the Holodomor Question in light of his philosemitism? You allow a permutation.

>>13669681
Yes and yes. There is no possibility of receiving any result of any action that cannot be computed by the proper mathematical formula. Rolling a dice (and which side that dice lands on) may be predicated with 100% accuracy given you knew all of the forces acting on it when rolled. There is no chance, only the unknown.

>>13659517
>Free will is that which begets natural selection and is will toward Good, a purpose of freedom for a population.
Imposed will is that which begets artificial selection and is will toward Evil, a purpose of 'tyranny' for a population

Probability (free will) is not an active force, it is simply an unknown and unquantifiable variable.

You roll a dice. The outcome is not decided by chance. There are forces which can be measured to determine the outcome 100% of the time. There is no autonomy.

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>>13646211
privated*
fuck im stupid

https://vocaroo.com/i/s1OTu0tE0UIA

Have started reading hamilton's mythology and I feel like I'm reading it to fast. At this pace I'm to be finished with it within 7 days.

At what job can I just read most of the time?

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