Ignoring his time at the Daily Wire, does he have interesting things to say?

No

>>24570060 (OP)
A handful of points on the psychology of low value males, since he actually did the legwork for it. The rest has slowly and steadily careened into schizo babble for the sake of profit.

>>24570060 (OP)
Schizoid ramblings are generally pretty interesting but don't expect to get any actual useful information from them.

>>24570060 (OP)
Within his field (psychology), yes. Anything he says about culture, philosophy, and especially politics is worthless.

>>24570060 (OP)
before he was funded

He did back when he was a uni professor. Now he thinks he has the right take on literally every subject under the Sun.

>>24570060 (OP)
I didn’t know bourdain worked at the daily wire

>>24570060 (OP)
Almost everything coherent I've ever heard him say basically boils down to "work on yourself instead of wanting the world to change", which seems sensible on the face of it but he seems to think that any desire toward collective action is actually the result of an unwillingness to address personal failings.

this masterful piece by JP got me to reflect at one time.

>>24572251
I seems unprofessional to diagnose via twitter post.

>>24572251
Who else actually acts like this? He appears ever-increasingly eccentric and unwell, the latter not just behaviourally but, with his red skin, physically, too.

>>24570952
I disagree, schizo ramblings are the only truth in this world. Schizo ramblings come from a pure raw and unfiltered place free from the prison of public thought and opinion.

Ask a learned man the secrets of the universe and you will be inundated with information of various kinds and opinions and scholarly resources all of course filtered through a lens acceptable public thought but ask a schizo the same and he will just tell you the truth lol

>>24572520
Metaphysical conspiracy theories really do engage you don't they anon? That's lovely - enjoy them :)

>>24572251
He is seriously ill, covering for a genocidal maniac. What an evil man
>>24570060 (OP)
No, besides that everyone is interesting, and its interesting how he got so famous (which was at least somewhat organic)

>>24572523
Today’s conspiracy is tomorrows history my friend

>>24572424
He acts like someone with early dementia unironically. The random outbursts of anger mid sentence at inappropriate times reminds me of my grandma that had it

>>24572251
removing the 200 character limit was a mistake.

>>24572251
You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain