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Dawkins annoyed comments to Peterson:
- Stick to one idea.
- You are drunk on symbols.
- Are we talking archetypes now?
- Yes, there are trees in the world.
- You are rattling around again.
- You think that our consciousness can perceive our micro level existence at a cellular level?
- That has ...
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I was looking forward to this talk, but it came out to be a Peterson's rant which allowed no space for Dawkins. I found it impossible to follow, but I loved Dawkins nasty comments trying to put Peterson on a certain path of thought.
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