Capitalists hope you're well so in the news over the last couple days Jordan Peterson went on Joe Rogan and made the announcement that he is going to take on

Klaus Schwab in the World Economic Forum by setting up his own Davos type of meeting. But it's going to have, obviously it's going to be considerably different.

And the main objectives are going to be, instead of trying to create solutions, he said his objective would be to address questions.

And I think obviously this is a much, much better approach, or anything would be a better approach than the World Economic Forum and Klaus.

But this goes to the heart of what I say on this channel all the time.

And well, of course I get this from Thomas

Sol is that there are no solutions there are only tradeoffs so we can't

discuss things in terms of absolute solutions we We have first and foremost,

have to say, okay, well, let's put this proposal forward

and let's discuss the costs, the benefits.

Let's discuss the trade-offs here because there are no solutions,

absolute solutions at the end of the day.

So it'll be really fascinating to see how this plays out, but obviously Peterson could get some very, very, very, very heavy hitters to such a meeting, and I don't think it's a bad thing. I think it's a good thing. I think it's great.

I think it's fantastic that you've got another group that's pushing back against the global elite at the World Economic Forum.

I guess you could say, well, now of a sudden Jordan Peterson becomes one of them.

Maybe.

I mean, I guess the question is, does Jordan Peterson become the next Klaus Schwab?

Or does Jordan Peterson become the next Milton Friedman?

I mean, based on his track record, I think there's a higher probability that he

turns into the next freedman instead of the next central planner or authoritarian

especially when you consider the research, the extensive research that in thinking

he has done on, let's call it authoritarian regimes of the past, give it YouTube friendly. But let's get over to this article. it

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