Last week something insignificant occurred that may in future assume greater importance. Just like the defenestration of Prague, which started the Thirty Years War, or the release of Led Zeppelin’s first album, it could take years before the relevance of what happened becomes apparent.
The event was an interview between Jordan Peterson, a professor of psychology at the University of Toronto, and Cathy Newman, a star of television current affairs in Britain.
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