Jordan Peterson

There were only three factual statements in the sentence, so three lies is actually pretty remarkable. Americans no longer see as much value in a college education as they once did. Okay. Well, there isn't as much value in a college education as there once was. First of all, they're not as rare.

Second of all, as we've already pointed out, the colleges are no longer evaluating teaching or research or student application on the basis of merit. Then we have the additional problem that... The corporations, by and large, and the general public have noted the radical decline in trustworthiness and quality and no longer regard degrees as a marker of integrity and ability.

Second of all, as we've already pointed out, the colleges are no longer evaluating teaching or research or student application on the basis of merit. Then we have the additional problem that... The corporations, by and large, and the general public have noted the radical decline in trustworthiness and quality and no longer regard degrees as a marker of integrity and ability.

Second of all, as we've already pointed out, the colleges are no longer evaluating teaching or research or student application on the basis of merit. Then we have the additional problem that... The corporations, by and large, and the general public have noted the radical decline in trustworthiness and quality and no longer regard degrees as a marker of integrity and ability.

And that isn't because Americans no longer see as much value in a college education as they once did. It's because there is no value. no longer as much value in a college education as there once was. So let's rewrite the sentence.

And that isn't because Americans no longer see as much value in a college education as they once did. It's because there is no value. no longer as much value in a college education as there once was. So let's rewrite the sentence.

And that isn't because Americans no longer see as much value in a college education as they once did. It's because there is no value. no longer as much value in a college education as there once was. So let's rewrite the sentence.

At the same time, many university leaders have come to the uncomfortable conclusion that their institutions violated the trust of the Americans and the rest of the world that they were sworn to serve, that bestowed on them certain advantages that were granted to them by public trust. Americans as well,

At the same time, many university leaders have come to the uncomfortable conclusion that their institutions violated the trust of the Americans and the rest of the world that they were sworn to serve, that bestowed on them certain advantages that were granted to them by public trust. Americans as well,

At the same time, many university leaders have come to the uncomfortable conclusion that their institutions violated the trust of the Americans and the rest of the world that they were sworn to serve, that bestowed on them certain advantages that were granted to them by public trust. Americans as well,

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Little or no confidence, according to a Gallup poll published last year. Up from 10% a decade earlier. Yeah. Those Americans, eh? They're a sad bunch. You violate their trust and they notice. We can put that in the New York Times article, too. Okay, Steven Pinker weighed in on this, and Steven Pinker is a classic liberal, by the way.

Little or no confidence, according to a Gallup poll published last year. Up from 10% a decade earlier. Yeah. Those Americans, eh? They're a sad bunch. You violate their trust and they notice. We can put that in the New York Times article, too. Okay, Steven Pinker weighed in on this, and Steven Pinker is a classic liberal, by the way.

Little or no confidence, according to a Gallup poll published last year. Up from 10% a decade earlier. Yeah. Those Americans, eh? They're a sad bunch. You violate their trust and they notice. We can put that in the New York Times article, too. Okay, Steven Pinker weighed in on this, and Steven Pinker is a classic liberal, by the way.

He's also a Canadian, and he's been adamant in his stance against the woke mob at Harvard. The last few years have been a wake-up call, said Dr. Pinker, a Harvard psychology professor who's warned that his university and other elite institutions have devalued intellectual and ideological diversity at considerable cost to their reputations. See, that's also a lie.

He's also a Canadian, and he's been adamant in his stance against the woke mob at Harvard. The last few years have been a wake-up call, said Dr. Pinker, a Harvard psychology professor who's warned that his university and other elite institutions have devalued intellectual and ideological diversity at considerable cost to their reputations. See, that's also a lie.

He's also a Canadian, and he's been adamant in his stance against the woke mob at Harvard. The last few years have been a wake-up call, said Dr. Pinker, a Harvard psychology professor who's warned that his university and other elite institutions have devalued intellectual and ideological diversity at considerable cost to their reputations. See, that's also a lie.

It isn't that the university and other elite institutions devalued intellectual and ideological diversity. It's that they stopped doing their job properly. That's another lie. He praised Dr. Garber for recognizing what many other leaders have not, at least in public.