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Jun 2023
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364. Dream Analysis, AI & Fairy Tales | ...

Dr. Jordan B. Peterson
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Dr. Jordan B. Peterson and Jonathan Pageau discuss the depth of narrative found in the classic fairy tales, the loss of positively impactful narratives in the wake of woke culture, the potential utility of Ai as a means to prod new insights from historic and biblical texts, the cynicism of postmodernism, and the overall necessity to preserve foundational sto ... Show More
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