Conspirituality Bonus Sample: What My Late Mom Would Have Thought About Jordan Peterson
Jan 5, 2026
Reflecting on his mother’s life, Matthew shares how her values shaped his views on Jordan Peterson. He discusses the delicate balance between toughness and love, arguing that strength shouldn't veer into cruelty. His insights are enriched by a personal narrative on hospice care, revealing how it blends clinical support with intimacy. This connection serves as a lens to explore how conspirituality manipulates narratives of care and order in society.
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Home Hospice With My Mother
- Matthew Remski recounts his mother's death at home in hospice during peak COVID and how he processed it on the podcast.
- He describes nursing her at home with help from hospice workers and how that shaped his thinking about care and institutions.
Protect Institutions That Enable Care
- Matthew emphasizes the privilege and practical supports that enabled home hospice, including public health and time availability.
- He implies valuing and protecting public institutions that allow intimate care without forcing false alternatives.
Hospice Bridges Care And Institution
- Hospice blended clinical medical care with intimate domestic rituals in a way that healed a common social split.
- This experience revealed how conspirituality exploits the wound between our need for order and our need for care.