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Jordan Peterson on Postmodernism in 2017

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First published at 04:43 UTC on October 3rd, 2019.

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Dr. Jordan Peterson of Canada explains what postmodernism is and its relationship to impressionable young people in The West. In the 1960s and 1970s, after the repeated failings of Marxist doctrine in practice; communism and socialism, those who continued to cling to Karl Marx's ideals grew desperate. As a result of their intellectual desperation, Marxist idealists decided to ignore all objective truth and treat everything as "subjective" and "power struggle" based. The result has been a systematic refusal of all Western progress and a decent into nihilism. Dr. Jordan Peterson explains the effects of postmodernism on academia and its destructive nature.

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