/lit/ - Literature

>>16102006
He did alright for someone so ideologically opposed to the mainstream conception of politics and morality.

If he does die or is severely brain damaged, I would find the tragic irony of his fall kino as fuck, and it would detract from the quality of his work and the good he did not one whit.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EFWrLx8b2mQ

Why the fuck did they delete the Peterson thread?
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1p764TYnG32UuV8yluGPnjYkXeyGq5CHwxMkZM8ne8Ug/edit?usp=sharing

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1p764TYnG32UuV8yluGPnjYkXeyGq5CHwxMkZM8ne8Ug/edit?usp=sharing

I'll be honest /lit/, I used to hate this guy since he seemed like another meme intellectual -- but after listening to hours upon hours of his interviews and lectures I unironically believe he's the greatest philosopher of our time and a savior of western civilization.

how come this guy frequently references the works of Dostoevsky when it comes to the destructive effects of nihilism, but never, when offering his cure, to speak truthfully and try to set your sphere of influence in order, mentions Dostoevsky's best work, The Idiot, in which the main character, Prince Myshkin, literally does embraces Peterson's philosophy as sincerely as a man can, only to catastrophically fail and end his life as a hollow, broken shell.