You know, the lobsters didn’t choose to have Peterson inexplicably uphold them as a model for human gender. In fact, I think their biology may have been selectively and misleadingly presented too.
“More desperate than amusing” — New York Herald Tribune
“He seldom has any point to make except obvious ones” — The Christian Science Monitor
“Mr. Lehrer’s muse is not fettered by such inhibiting factors as taste.” — New York Times
“Obvious, jejune, and remarkably unsophisticated.” — London Evening Standard
“Plays the piano acceptably” — The Oakland Tribune
I remember we found Ian Banks’s first book the Wasp Factory when we were kids in school in a remainder shop with largely disparaging reviews printed on it. A prominent one from the Irish Times calling it sick and perverted. Bought immediately with that kind of grade A recommendation.
Ranked list of Canadians, alive or dead, from best to worst:
Terry Fox
Tommy Douglas
Frederick Banting
Charles Best
Chris Hadfield
Ryan Reynolds
Mike Myers
James Doohan
William Shatner
Wayne Gretzky
<about 35 million others, including me in there somewhere>
…
Rex Murphy
Conrad Black (signed up as Canadian again, apparently)
Don Cherry
Pierre Poilievre
Ted Cruz (former Canadian)
Jordan Peterson
This is good! Now the book itself contains simple, verifiable misrepresentation that can be easily pointed out! “Even his cover misrepresents the truth!”