Facing it will help us challenge these dark impulses and adjust our aims. Withdrawing will allow the darkness we all possess to overcome us.
When you experience this suffering, you can either withdraw or face it. This search for meaning should not be for its own sake but as a defense against the suffering intrinsic to our existence. The best way to find order is by searching for meaning. To keep our lives in perfect balance, we must tackle the inevitable chaos with order. Peterson compares chaos and order to Yin and Yang. Instead, we must search for meaning as an antidote to the chaos of our age. Peterson argues happiness is a pointless goal. Peterson distills the world’s wisdom into twelve wide-ranging essays based on ancient tradition and groundbreaking scientific research. He has consulted for the UN secretary-general and served as an adviser to senior partners of major Canadian law firms.ġ2 Rules for Life discusses discipline, responsibility, freedom and adventure. He has also taught mythology to lawyers, doctors and business people. He has flown a hammer-head roll in a carbon-fiber stunt plane and explored an Arizona meteorite crater with astronauts. Peterson has deeply experienced the world. So, he supports individual liberty and maintaining tradition but does not align with a right-wing ideology. Peterson describes himself politically as a classic British liberal and traditionalist. Based on these videos, he received significant media coverage ranging from criticism to praise. More recently, in 2016, Peterson released a series of YouTube videos that criticized new discrimination laws on the basis of gender identity. Peterson’s various TV appearances for commentary on personality, religion and cultural Marxism have made him famous. He earned his PhD and post-doctorate in clinical psychology from McGill University before working as a professor at Harvard University. He grew up in the wastelands of Northern Alberta.
Jordan Peterson is a Canadian YouTube personality, clinical psychologist and professor of psychology at the University of Toronto.
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