The amount of the world’s evil that’s a consequence of our voluntary moral insufficiencies is in-determinant.
Jordan Peterson, An Atheist in the Realm of Myth | Stephen Fry - Jordan B Peterson Podcast - S4 E22
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The amount of the world’s evil that’s a consequence of our voluntary moral insufficiencies is in-determinant.
Jordan Peterson, An Atheist in the Realm of Myth | Stephen Fry - Jordan B Peterson Podcast - S4 E22
Not thinking about something you don't want to know about doesn't make it go away. You are merely trading specific, particular, pointed knowledge of the likely finite list of your real faults and flaws for a much longer list of undefined potential inadequacies and insufficiencies.
Jordan Peterson, “Rule 10: Be Precise in Your Speech” from 12 Rules for Life
[Insufficiencies.]
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Unlike wasp nests, however, you cannot beat your fundamental insufficiencies to death with a fourteen-foot-long tree branch while hiding behind a ski mask and a cloud of mace. And unlike wasps, uncomfortable truths don't stop coming once you destroy their home.
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