/lit/ - Literature

>>18637666
Peterson's stuff before he was famous was interesting and that interview with that British woman "do you're trying to say we should be lobsters?" was one of the top TV moments in recent years.

But once he got catapulted into the role of public intellectual he started to utter opinions on everything (as is the function of that role) and it went downhill fast.

He wasn't equipped to handle his success, which in my opinion indeed puts into question the wisdom of a lot of his self help advice.

His old lecture videos and seething attack on Canadian trans pronoun laws remain very entertaining.

>>18439282
Very good.

French and Belgian comic books and post-feminist tractates exclusively

American puritanism is enemy to a normal healthy existence. Free yourselves.