📚 5 Books mentioned in "The Biggest Medical Scandal Of Our Time | Michael Shellenberger | EP 435" of The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast

Hello everybody, I'm talking today with journalist and author Michael Shellenberger, who wrote "Apocalypse Never: Why Environmental Alarmism Hurts Us All" and has a new book coming out next year called "Pathocracy."

In this segment, Dr. Jordan B. Peterson introduces his guest, journalist and author Michael Shellenberger, highlighting that he authored the book "Apocalypse Never: Why Environmental Alarmism Hurts Us All," and mentions that Michael has another book titled "Pathocracy" coming out next year.

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It's an old phenomenon; there's a wonderful book called "The Fourth Leading Cause of Death"u2014the fourth leading cause of deathu2014and that was before the vaccine compulsion.

In a discussion about the medical system's potential harms, Jordan Peterson refers to a book titled 'The Fourth Leading Cause of Death,' emphasizing how it addresses significant issues within healthcare.

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I’d read Abigail Shrier's book, but honestly, my psychological reaction until I was confronted with these files and asked to effectively bring them into the world was one of denial.

In this segment, Michael Shellenberger reflects on his reading of Abigail Shrier's book, revealing that he initially struggled to accept its claims until he encountered the WPATH files.

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You know, it's if you believe—if you read Political Ponerology, this really interesting book on the psychology of totalitarianism, he argues that totalitarianism is defined by the narcissists and the psychopaths taking over every major institution in society and emerging from the bottom up.

In this segment, Michael Shellenberger discusses the book 'Political Ponerology', which explores the psychological underpinnings of totalitarianism, suggesting that it arises from narcissistic and psychopathic individuals taking control of societal institutions.

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And by the way, the other psychologist is Michael Bailey, and he wrote a book on it. I can't—it’s something—I think it was something like The Man Who Would Be Queen.

During the conversation, the guest, Michael Shellenberger, refers to a book authored by Michael Bailey, recalling its title as something akin to "The Man Who Would Be Queen."

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