Scott Adams

And I thought Jordan Peterson's daughter makes a,

virulently anti-feminist message that women should not be allowed to vote until they're 23, uniquely, I should have seen that one coming.

That was not, I don't think that was the point that she intended to make, but the reactiveness made that become her point.

And then she was like, I'm gonna go log off and spend time with my glorious husband and my three kids.

And then one of the replies to those, you're three kids from three different men.

And it was inviting criticism that made it work.

On the online space, I'm not critiquing, let's see this.

Michaela, I'm not critiquing you because you were a woman over the age of 23.

Be clear.

I am critiquing you because in an objective argument where there were

issues related to rightness, wrongness, legality, illegality.

You took an objective argument and made it subjective went from, I think, well, I feel like, and then you gave your enemies ammunition to metaphorically attack you where you are the most vulnerable.

Don't ever do that.

The correct approach to responding to something like this.

I have, I have noticed

is I call it the Huberman technique.

It's the Huberman technique.

Many of us might recall how Andrew Huberman, the podcast and researcher, the podcaster and researcher, he faced and attempted me-tooing.

It turned out that he had something like a soft harem of approximately eight women, and he was spinning plates, to use that language of modern dating.

And there is a saying,