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Also: Jordan is mine, too, partly because he's basically a sociopath. Shows the heights a man can achieve, and what it costs to achieve it.
Less sociopathic: George Saunders. Such giant empathy. @plebpoet, take note.
funny that at the mention of Jordan, I first thought of Jordan Peterson, who would also fit that description you gave pretty well
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Another Jordan that I admire. In JBP's case, I don't think he's sociopathic, but rather, got mired in a contentious relationship with society and the media. If you watch his older lectures, before he got put in the crucible, he was an eclectic and deep thinking college professor. Makes me sad, the journey he was taken on; although I suppose what he got from it might have been worth it. He'd probably say that it was.
The old Arabic saying I read somewhere: take what you want, and pay for it. I don't know how it parses in Arabic, but the duality of it in English is profound.
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I agree with you. I feel that the way he has been received and treated as a caricature is a product of the times. He was a great teacher to me
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