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12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos
by Jordan B. Peterson
Solid 4. I really enjoyed the Bible story interpretations. The rules, when elaborated, also seem reasonable.
My favorite idea was the concept of 'use minimum necessary force'. Have as few rules as possible. Bad laws undermine good laws. The legal and moral equivalent of Occam's razor.
Most of the chapters were very well done.
All of the rules were reasonable. Jordan definitely tries to speak the truth. At the same time, it did not read as a cohesive and complete world view. It's definitely 12 rules for life and not 'the' 12 rules for life.
I liked the content of the conclusion, but did not like the pen of light narrative device.
Thank you for the book.
My favorite idea was the concept of 'use minimum necessary force'. Have as few rules as possible. Bad laws undermine good laws. The legal and moral equivalent of Occam's razor.
Most of the chapters were very well done.
All of the rules were reasonable. Jordan definitely tries to speak the truth. At the same time, it did not read as a cohesive and complete world view. It's definitely 12 rules for life and not 'the' 12 rules for life.
I liked the content of the conclusion, but did not like the pen of light narrative device.
Thank you for the book.