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Topic	12 Rules for Life by Jordan B Peterson comes out tomorrow, who's getting it?
Romes187 01/26/18 12:06:20 PM #276:	Antifar posted... Romes187 posted... Can you elaborate? I really like the chaos / order metaphor for masculine and feminine. Chaos, the eternal feminine, is also the crushing force of sexual selection. Women are choosy maters. Most men do not meet female human standards. Remove the metaphor, and what is this? It's a foreveralone post about how "80% of women only want 20% of men." Oh I see. I think he's getting Peterson's views on chaos wrong. Chaos is all that is unknown, but also pure absolute potential. Mother nature, etc. The feminine. Order is the known, culture, the masculine. But also the tyrannical father, etc. The point where those cross is where meaning is found in Peterson's worldview. I like that. It makes sense to me psychologically, and practically. Not sure how sexual selection got in there, but that's a pretty shallow part of a grander idea imo <cite>Romes187 posted [p:894843543] in 12 Rules f... [t:76232677]...</cite> <quote><cite>Antifar posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Romes187 posted...</cite> <quote>Can you elaborate? I really like the chaos / order metaphor for masculine and feminine. </quote> <quote>Chaos, the eternal feminine, is also the crushing force of sexual selection. Women are choosy maters. Most men do not meet female human standards.</quote> Remove the metaphor, and what is this? It's a foreveralone post about how "80% of women only want 20% of men."</quote> Oh I see. I think he's getting Peterson's views on chaos wrong. Chaos is all that is unknown, but also pure absolute potential. Mother nature, etc. The feminine. Order is the known, culture, the masculine. But also the tyrannical father, etc. The point where those cross is where meaning is found in Peterson's worldview. I like that. It makes sense to me psychologically, and practically. Not sure how sexual selection got in there, but that's a pretty shallow part of a grander idea imo</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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