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This was described as Jordan Peterson's newest book and a wonderful piece of work that was expected to be inspirational to many people. The discussion highlighted several rules within it, including one about not carelessly denigrating social institutions or creative achievement.
He returns to discuss his newest book, Beyond Order, 12 More Rules for Life, and we're going to jump into as many of the new rules as we have time for today.
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This was described as Jordan Peterson's newest book and a wonderful piece of work that was expected to be inspirational to many people. The discussion highlighted several rules within it, including one about not carelessly denigrating social institutions or creative achievement.
He returns to discuss his newest book, Beyond Order, 12 More Rules for Life, and we're going to jump into as many of the new rules as we have time for today.
And congratulations on the brand new book. The book, of course, is it Beyond Order 12 More Rules for Life? It is moving and it is fulfilling. It is a wonderful, wonderful piece of work. And I think it's going to be inspirational to a lot of folks.
Now, I want to ask you about that in just one second, Jordan. First, let's talk about your privacy on the Internet. Well, folks, we know that big tech is not a big fan of people on the right side of the aisle. Everybody should have the right to express themselves freely. But the big tech monopoly instead, they've opted for silencing tactics and censorship.
The first rule that you talk about, Jordan, is not to carelessly denigrate social institutions or creative achievement.
And I'm bringing him up for a reason. He's he's a lefty by temperament and by heart. And his first objection, but he's very thoughtful and quick, his first objection, you know, I pointed out all this data showing that by every possible objective measure, everything is way better than it was certainly 100 years ago, but certainly even 20 years ago, even on the environmental front in the main. And he said, well, what about disparity of distribution?