Peterson vs Peter Pan
"Tune in, turn on, grow up!" Jordan Peterson tells Joe Rogan it's time to put the permanent adolescence of the 1960s behind us. It's Peterson vs Peter Pan, says Prof James Alexander.
"Tune in, turn on, grow up!" Jordan Peterson tells Joe Rogan it's time to put the permanent adolescence of the 1960s behind us. It's Peterson vs Peter Pan, says Prof James Alexander.
Jordan Peterson thinks a Labour Government will be a "catastrophe". "A culture that thinks that diversity is unity is also a culture that thinks that a man can be a woman. You can’t get more confused than that."
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The problem with Jordan Peterson's 'anti-woke Davos' ARC conference was its air of surrender, says J Sorel. "The unspoken assumption behind most of the speeches was that a flight to the hills would be necessary."
Justin Trudeau's Government is at the forefront of the woke assault on our essential human liberties, says Jordan Peterson, as the psychologist faces the loss of his professional licence over tweets.
Why have universities departed so much from Cardinal Newman's guiding idea? Professor James Alexander says it's because they have become secularised, instrumentalised, centralised and infected by ideology.
In the latest Weekly Sceptic podcast the talking points are Boris Johnson quitting Parliament, Trump being indicted on federal charges and the BBC's war on 'disinformation'.
In the latest Weekly Sceptic podcast, the talking points are Jordan Peterson's struggle session, Nick's unflattering appearance in Private Eye and Toby being attacked by Alastair Campbell for being white and not trans.
In the latest Weekly Sceptic podcast, the talking points are Andrew Tate's arrest in Romania, Nick's new year's resolution to drink more and whether apologies work with the Left.
The Left’s embrace of ‘intersectionality’ – a theoretical rationale for building coalitions between disparate groups – has been a strategic masterstroke. Is it time for the Right to follow suit?
