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But if your grades depend on you being obedient and the teachers simply "don't like" your point of view in your essays. Then you have to fight them all, and you can't win.
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Seems to me like John Money desperately refusing to realize his theory being wrong, despite all the signs, and did unmoral things "for science". Dunno, in concept and mindset alone he doesn't seem all that different to me than other people who argue on the internet. It's as if saying that anyone who doesn't listen to arguments and never lets go of his opinion is truly evil. Well, then we all are.
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JPeterson didn't answer the question. For example at 10:00 he talks a lot about trust. But for who is this trust? Everything is waaaaaay too unspecific.
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@Δεαμ erm. no. He was too unspecific with the trust answer, your own interpretation is required to fill in the gap and look, your interpretation is too unspecific AS WELL. It's like saying, humans require rain. Then you say he gave a generic answer. And he admitted as well that in his study of psychology he's been taught to not give specific answers either.
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@Δεαμ erm. no. He was too unspecific with the trust answer, your own interpretation is required to fill in the gap and look, your interpretation is too unspecific AS WELL.
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@Δεαμ Erm, no. He was too unspecific, your interpretation is required to fill in the gap and it's too unspecific as well. It's like saying, humans require rain. Then you say he gave a generic answer. And he admitted as well that in his study of psychology he's been taught to not give specific answers either.
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@Δεαμ Erm, no. He was too unspecific, your interpretation is
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@Δεαμ required to fill in the gap and it's too unspecific as well.
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@Δεαμ No, he's too unspecific, it requires interpretation and yours was too unspecific as well. It's like saying, humans require rain.
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@Δεαμ For others as well as for yourself, of course. Then you said, he gave a generic answer, and he said that in his studies he was taught to not give an outright answer.
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There's one puzzle piece missing to the whole story. David had a family, wife, kids, yet committed suicide. Why? Maybe he gives a hint in his interviews...?
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