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Topic	How does anyone take Jordan Peterson seriously?
Sephiroth1288 02/26/18 7:02:42 AM #17:	COVxy posted... Shadowplay posted... The point that he makes by comparing humans to lobsters is that the nervous system evolved very early on in the "higher" animals, as humans and lobsters are only distantly related but have obvious similarities in how their nervous systems work. He uses lobsters in particular because they have a nervous system that is very easy to understand and map out, in addition to having independently evolved social behavior. He uses the nervous system as a way to express how psychology is rooted in biology and that there are proximal causes underlying the ultimate causes of our behavior and mood Except when you are referencing the underlying neurophysiology of a species specific behavior with no evidence that any homologous system exists in humans, what you are really doing is just bullshitting with things that sound like science grounded advice, but might as well be coming from your ass. Are you gonna start with this crap where I will post a source proving it's true and then you'll attempt to disprove my source with a study that disproves a completely different source? --- The person who writes for fools is always sure of a large audience. Friend Code: 2723-9696-7248 <cite>Sephiroth1288 posted [p:896787975] in How does a... [t:76358362]...</cite> <quote><cite>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Shadowplay posted...</cite> <quote>The point that he makes by comparing humans to lobsters is that the nervous system evolved very early on in the "higher" animals, as humans and lobsters are only distantly related but have obvious similarities in how their nervous systems work. He uses lobsters in particular because they have a nervous system that is very easy to understand and map out, in addition to having independently evolved social behavior. He uses the nervous system as a way to express how psychology is rooted in biology and that there are proximal causes underlying the ultimate causes of our behavior and mood</quote> Except when you are referencing the underlying neurophysiology of a species specific behavior with no evidence that any homologous system exists in humans, what you are really doing is just bullshitting with things that sound like science grounded advice, but might as well be coming from your ass.</quote> Are you gonna start with this crap where I will post a source proving it's true and then you'll attempt to disprove my source with a study that disproves a completely different source? --- The person who writes for fools is always sure of a large audience. Friend Code: 2723-9696-7248</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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