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Is Jordan Peterson legitimately retarded?

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>there's no such thing as climate
>models don't include infinite number of variables that represent the sum of reality
>how did they pick the variables in their models?
>presents this information and question as if to imply scientists haven't considered these topics

Is this just part of his grift or does he genuinely not know any better?

https://twitter.com/thebadstats/status/1486103450446303234
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/SCG/ - Get an internship or kill yourself edition!

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Welcome to STEM Career General!
This thread exists to ask questions regarding careers associated to STEM, such as...:
>is CS a meme?
>should i do EEE?
>should i go into finance/economics instead?
>should i do engineering instead?
>should i do physics instead?
>why do i have no interest or passion for a specific field in STEM?
>why does it have to be like this?

Information resource:
>https://www.helpguide.org/articles/depression/coping-with-depression.htm

NOTE: Any useful resources relayed in this thread will be included in future /scg/ threads.
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now tell me that gematria doesn't represent some higher plane

https://www.gematrix.org/?word=Nitrogen+dioxide

result in search are astounding
one of them

>All Men Need Birth
Control
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Scientifically speaking what do my fingernails and pale skin say about me?
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Why stop at spike protein?

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Cant they just make vaccines that produce prions instead?
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How can this help me solve number theory problems and why did we define it ?
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How far do we have to progress in robotics in order to fully mimic human reflexes?
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Scientists, engineers or psychologists like to use a blind test to rule out bias or delusion but:

I need my eyes, I know to know, so I can see where to tune in to, know what to tune in to for that greatness.

Some radio stations have a very tiny window to which there is audible sound. Scientists claim blind tests rule biases out. They don't, they just cripple the test subject's ability to tune in to said thing or not.

I know it must be hard for nerds to realise there's more freedom to the technical World outside their gate kept knowledge than they care to realise.