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The Canadian contrarian is back with another book. It isn’t any better than the last one.

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What Makes You Think YOU Won’t Be a Tyrant? A well-intentioned person who wants to change an unjust political system should keep in mind that it would be his or her personal responsibility to not be corrupted in the process, provocative thinker Jordan Peterson told RT. The Canadian intellectual, whose ideas made him an icon for conservatives and a villain for liberals, spoke to RT’s Going Underground program about his latest self-help book ‘Beyond Order: 12 More Rules for Life’. One of those rules is to abandon ideology, which, he stressed, is especially important for people who choos...

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Beyond Order: 12 More Rules for Life by Jordan Peterson. 2021, 432 pages The relatively small amount of attention which has been devoted to Jordan Peterson’s new book – Beyond Order, published in March – is somewhat remarkable. In the last five years, the Canadian professor developed a worldwide fanbase which peaked following the publication of his bestseller 12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos and the subsequent international speaking tour. Yet three years on, the publicity has dampened dramatically. Covid accounts for some of this, but the broader issue is the string of misfortun...