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Jordan PetersonRecommended Books

Clinical psychologist and author

Jordan B. Peterson is a Canadian clinical psychologist and author.

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Books by Jordan Peterson

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Brave New World80% Confidence

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For Whom the Bell Tolls by Ernest Hemingway a book from my great books list
Flowers for Algernon80% Confidence
It was really fun to read from start to finish however and I really, really enjoyed it.
Awakenings80% Confidence

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Read Lomborg's book: How to Spend 75 Billion to Make the World a Better Place. Highly recommended: @BjornLomborg
Hamlet80% Confidence

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Island80% Confidence

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The Madness of Crowds80% Confidence
1) The past 10 yrs should be designated, negatively, the "decade of the mob," facilitated by social media. It is fitting that the decade ends with Douglas Murray's brilliant book "the Madness of Crowds". And Corbyn's boast that the Twitter mob stood firmly behind him.

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