No wonder every scourge of political correctness, from the Spectator to InfoWars, is aflutter over the 55-year-old professor who appears to bring heavyweight intellectual armature to standard complaints about вЂњsocial-justice warriorsвЂќ and вЂњsnowflakesвЂќ. It is harder to argue with someone who believes what he says and knows what he is talking about вЂ“ or at least conveys that impression. Peterson is not just another troll, narcissist or blowhard whose arguments are fatally compromised by bad faith, petulance, intellectual laziness and blatant bigotry. His new book 12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos has become a runaway bestseller in the UK, US, Canada, Australia, Germany and France, making him the public intellectual du jour. The confrontation has worked wonders for Peterson. As he told Newman in his distinctive, constricted voice, which he has compared to that of Kermit the Frog: вЂњI choose my words very, very carefully.вЂќ

The whole performance, which has since been viewed more than 6m times on YouTube and was described by excitable Fox News host Tucker Carlson as вЂњone of the great interviews of all timeвЂќ, bolstered PetersonвЂ™s preferred image as the coolly rational man of science facing down the hysteria of political correctness. The more Newman inaccurately paraphrased his beliefs and betrayed her irritation, the better Peterson came across. T he Canadian psychology professor and culture warrior Jordan B Peterson could not have hoped for better publicity than his recent encounter with Cathy Newman on Channel 4 News.

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