The psychological foundation of classical liberalism lies in the understanding of how people build their models of the world through frameworks. These frameworks serve as a deep structure that acts as a narrative at the base, making it possible for individuals to perceive and comprehend the complex world around them. This psychological perspective provides insights into the strength of liberalism by recognizing the fundamental role of individual perception and the deep structures that shape it.
Jordan Peterson joins Tyler to discuss collecting Soviet propaganda, why he’s so drawn to Jung, what the Exodus story can teach us about current events, his marriage and fame, what the Intellectual Dark Web gets wrong, immigration in America and Canada, his tendency towards depression, Tinder’s revolutionary nature, the lessons from The Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter, fixing universities, the skills needed to become a good educator, and much more.
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