Dr. Jordan B. Peterson

And it's easy to be cynical about such things, especially if you're a Luciferian intellect.

But I would say that...

The thought that rationalists worship is secularized prayer, historically speaking.

And so why would I say that?

Well, you follow along.

You tell me if you think that this is incorrect.

I can't see a flaw in it.

As a scientist, I might ask myself, well, what do I do when I'm generating a scientific hypothesis?

Now, this is a very interesting question, because scientists never discuss how they generate their hypotheses.

They write down their experimental results and their methods, and they just...

take the hypothesis part for granted.

Or maybe they make up some story about how they were driven to their hypothesis by rational means, and that's just not true.

That's not how it works at all.

I had a great student at Harvard, Shelley Carson.

Shelley was creative and intuitive, and she'd come up with a bright idea,

And you can't just write your damn bright idea down in a scientific paper.

You have to tell people how you came to it logically.

So then she'd have to invent a story about how she came to her intuitive idea logically, and that was the introduction to her scientific paper.

And scientists do that all the time.

Every single scientific paper is like that.