Jordan Peterson, Explained.

The problem is older than politics.
The lobster confirms this.
This is serotonin.

Order exists.
Chaos also exists.
Both predate the conversation you wanted to have.

Chaos is feminine.
This is Jungian.
Jung said it was ancient.
The ancients could not be reached for comment.

He recommends cleaning your room.
The room is also a metaphor.
The metaphor is also a room.
The conversation can wait.

He cites the Bible, Dostoevsky,
and the crustacean study
in a single sentence.
Nobody asks why those three.

The young men stand up straight.
They are ready for the dragon.
The dragon has a tenure.

He weeps on camera
at the beauty of responsibility.
The weeping is load-bearing.

Outside, something is happening faster.
The young men are not checking.

The young men recognise themselves.
This is the point.

The room is very clean.
The door is closed.

The lobster does not look up.

🗂 Appears in: → The Follies File (ambition repackaged as destiny) → Jung at Heart (the shadow, properly monetised)