The segment from "Philosophics" presents a critical assessment of Jordan Peterson's intellectual contributions. The author argues that Peterson's ideas are largely derivative, particularly from Jung, despite Peterson's tendency to present them as original insights. The piece highlights Peterson's alleged disingenuousness in acknowledging his intellectual debts and critiques his prescriptive moral objectivism as a flawed ideology. Furthermore, the author accuses Peterson of intellectual laziness and employing straw man fallacies in his commentary on postmodern thought, ultimately expressing a hope for his diminished public presence.