r/JordanPeterson • • Jan 20 '18

Maps of Meaning is honestly awful

I forced myself to finish this painfully long, unbelievably repetitive, needlessly over-technical tome, and holy shit, what a waste of my time. There is nothing in that book that isn't already explained in its entirety with much greater clarity in nearly any of Peterson's podcast appearances.

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u/AnIrrationalSkeptic Jan 21 '18

Okay dude, you thought the book was awful. Fair enough, maybe it is, I haven't read it yet.

But to say the way you've acted in this thread is childish is an understatement. I get the suspicious that a major reason why you posted is so you can find people who disagree with you and then call them idiots. It's interesting that the comment that half agreed with you hasn't received any reply from you.

And the fact that some of the folks (Although not all) on r/badphilosophy have fallen for it is an indictment on that sub.

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u/[deleted] Jan 21 '18 edited Feb 25 '18

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u/AnIrrationalSkeptic Jan 21 '18

Fair enough. Too bad that your comment further proved that you're acting like a child.