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A series of clips from Jordan Peterson outlines the IQ requirements for various professions. Peterson states that an IQ of 116-130 is necessary for attorneys, chemists, and executives, while the very top of the hierarchy requires 145-160. He defines intelligence as "speed," arguing that smarter people reach the top of "dominance hierarchies" simply because they get there first.
Jordan Peterson is compared to Kevin Samuels for his willingness to point out the biological and scientific basis of attraction, such as why women wear high heels or makeup. The segment also discusses the controversy surrounding singer Lizzo and trainer Jillian Michaels, arguing that "body positivity" has become part of a "corporate credit score" that discourages pointing out health risks. This shift is traced back to anti-bullying movements in the education system starting around 2010.
