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[quote=Anonymous]I think one reason that both Stoicism and Jordan Peterson are popular with young men these days is that they both are telling men that the issues they are having with their own life are within their own control and that they have the power to improve their lives themselves. This is very empowering to men, especially many who feel adrift in the world today. Jordan Peterson in particular speaks to many men who are just drifting. These men are working dead-end meaningless jobs, they often don't have a wife or kids or even a serious relationship. They feel useless in the world today and don't know what to do about it. Jordan Peterson tells them what to do. Look at his 12 rules for life as an example. This is how he got his start. Not exactly right wing propaganda. This is straight up good advice for anyone for the most part. 1) Fix your posture 2) Care for yourself the way you care for others 3) Stick with people who want the best for you 4) Improve your own game instead of playing others' 5) Teach your children to abide by society's rules 6) Get your house in order before criticizing others 7) Focus on a higher purpose, not instant gratification 8) Find & live your personal truth 9) Learn to be a good listener 10) Define your problem precisely to make it manageable 11) Accept that inequality exists 12) Take time to appreciate the good things in life[/quote]
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