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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
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Genuinely, why do people hate Jordan Peterson so much? He seems like he's said a lot of good things; more than Tate, anyway. And don't just say "hurr durr libleft orange", I want a real answer.
gpt
I will preface this by saying that I haven't really researched JPs philosophy very much, though I have watched several clips of his psychology videos. I like Jordan Peterson's insights on psychology. As a philosopher, he is cringeworthy. I think that his view on God is that he believes in God, because life without God is too depressing, or something like that. I'm a dyed in the wool pessimist, so I think that most of Jordan Peterson's philosophy would rub me up the wrong way.

There are definitely worse role models, as the alarming popularity of Andrew Tate demonstrates; and I understand why he has an appeal to men who are struggling to find meaning in their existence. But I think that it's better to confront the fact that there is no meaning, and I think that one develops greater mental fortitude when one ceases to seek refuge in comforting narratives concerning one's purpose. I think that it's more manly to just face up to reality rather than seeking solace in Jordan Peterson's simplistic self-help books.