Asks young people why they aren't seeking meaning through responsibility rather than rights and impulsive pleasure. 🧠 Peterson's Philosophy on Questions
He advises people to ask "calibrated questions" when seeking a raise, focusing on how their growth benefits the employer.
He argues that asking "stupid questions" is vital because it demonstrates the courage to admit what you don't know.
Challenged him on whether his criticism of Trump was a critique of the person or the millions of people who voted for him.
He suggests the most difficult question you can ask is one aimed at your own shortcomings.
