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Originally Published 21 days ago — by Kansas State University Athletics
Jordan Peterson, with extensive experience in college football coaching including stints at Texas A&M, Kansas, and New Mexico, has been appointed as Kansas State's new defensive coordinator, bringing a strong track record of defensive success and player development to the Wildcats.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Economist
Jordan Peterson's new book, "We Who Wrestle With God," explores his attempt to understand rather than confront God, reflecting his ongoing influence and appeal, particularly among young men. The Canadian psychologist's work continues to spark debate, with some admiring his insights and others critiquing his approach.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Fox News
An Ontario court has upheld an order for Canadian psychologist and author Dr. Jordan Peterson to undergo "social media training" over controversial posts he made on platforms like Twitter. The College of Psychologists of Ontario had claimed that some of Peterson's posts could be viewed as professional misconduct and requested that he take a social media training course. Peterson filed a legal complaint against the college, arguing that they do not have control over his political commentary. However, the court dismissed his complaint, stating that the college's order falls under its responsibility to protect the profession of psychology in the public arena. Peterson has vowed to comply with the training but will make the process public, asserting that he believes he has done nothing wrong.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by True North
Dr. Jordan Peterson has lost his appeal against the College of Psychologists of Ontario's directive to undergo social media training following complaints about his controversial tweets. The Ontario court ruled that the training was within the college's mandate to regulate the profession and did not infringe on Peterson's freedom of expression. The Canadian Constitution Foundation, which defended Peterson, expressed disappointment and argued that professionals should not have to censor their speech for fear of regulatory bodies penalizing unpopular opinions. Peterson has been ordered to pay the college's legal costs and expressed his intention to retain his license while standing by his statements.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Daily Wire
A Canadian court has upheld the sanctioning of psychologist Dr. Jordan Peterson by the College of Psychologists of Ontario, which has targeted him for criticizing transgender ideology, climate alarmism, and the Canadian government. The court ordered Peterson to pay a fine of $25,000 and undergo a social media education program. The organization is punishing Peterson for his public comments, including on social media and during podcast appearances, rather than any interactions with patients. Peterson has vowed to make every aspect of the case public and criticized the court's decision, asserting that free speech rights in Canada are delusional.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by BBC
Two critics have accused Jordan Peterson's book, Beyond Order, of using their reviews in a misleading way on its cover. The quotes from the Times and the New Statesman were selectively chosen, omitting negative aspects of the reviews. One critic called it a "gross misrepresentation" and demanded the removal of the quote. Another critic joked about the publisher's work in disguising a negative review. The matter raises questions about selective quoting in the publishing industry.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Daily Wire
Dr. Jordan B. Peterson and Elon Musk have criticized Germany's decision to close its remaining nuclear power plants, warning that it will lead to increased reliance on coal power and higher emissions. Peterson called the move "anti-human" and "anti-industrial," while Musk said it was a "national security risk." Germany's nuclear program was gradually closed following the 2011 Fukushima disaster, but the final three plants were delayed until last Saturday due to concerns over energy affordability and reliability amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by MMA Mania
Jorge Masvidal opens up about the effects of his knockout loss to Kamaru Usman, saying he still hasn't gotten over it and wants to "rip Usman's brains out." Masvidal turned to Jordan Peterson videos to help him get out of the mental rut caused by the loss. He hopes to win against Gilbert Burns at UFC 287 in Miami and attend a conference by Peterson the day after.