You're a major boss JP. Thanks for putting in the decades of reading and work, and distilling what you've learned for the consumption of us pampered millenials. Feels good man. God bless.

Hi fives to everybody who completed this series of lectures

@DoughBoy45

5 жыл бұрын

kapoww 🖐🏽 five high

@adaswichura1335

5 жыл бұрын

Kabaang

@huili4364

4 жыл бұрын

Yea, now it's time to go after the reading list :)

@krakapoww

4 жыл бұрын

@@huili4364 or the future authoring suite

@huili4364

4 жыл бұрын

@@krakapoww started a while ago, not done yet...

I've gone through it 3 times. Love it! So excited for Peterson University.

@RaymondTVNetwork

Жыл бұрын

All of it 3 times?

@DailyCorvid

Жыл бұрын

@@RaymondTVNetwork No you can do three courses, loads of people do several courses. Three isn't even that many - you can reasonably do dozens and dozens it's restricted only by the time you put in. Three is plenty though, you might go and have a look! It's not like a formal University in as much as you can do it as quickly as you are able. If you are a wizard and you can learn an entire course in a day, you can do a course every single day and be qualified in the entire library within a year or two lol. Go on I dare ya! _edit_ A person who can say they've completed three courses is more than likely going to have grown in ability and wisdom during that time! It is no trivial thing man. Lol.

I haven't given it a lot of thought, but something tells me this is the smartest person I've ever heard.

@sosensitive3811

4 жыл бұрын

Absolutely. He IS brilliant and I hope lots and lots of young man / men listen to him and let themselves not be discouraged through the misleading movements of our times. God bless you.

@MrGflan

4 жыл бұрын

So Sensitive I feel for a lot of young people who are the result of idiot parents who didn’t raise them with responsibility and basic life understanding. I’m fortunate I have parents who took a lot of time to teach me how to act in this world, how to treat others, and basic adult life skills that a lot of young men are starved of and told not to be toxic masculine etc. I try my best to help friends I have to follow what Peterson is saying and that their lives are more meaningful than they realize.

@joetheperformer

3 жыл бұрын

Definitely wisest and deeply intelligent, not shallowly intelligent like many others.

@tenno1981

2 жыл бұрын

Definitely up there in the highest echelon together with Slavoj Zizek, Alan Watts, Terrence McKenna, Robert Sapolsky, Camille Paglia and James Hillman. Top lobsters among youtube "talking heads". God only knows how those guys improved my English skills and views on myself, others, life and reality.

Thank you Dr. Peterson, your lectures have brought me so many insights. Your world concept is totally astounding in its depth.. when I listen to the lectures I am thankful that someone has put into words the complexity that is - being.

Thank you Dr. Peterson, I really enjoy these lectures and it has already help me in life. I believe the information you presented here is invaluable to anyone who would apply it in their life.

What a life changing lecture series this was! Thanks Jordan for expanding my conciousness and definitely becoming one of my favourite thinkers of all time! Look forward to following more of your work into the future!

These lectures are just as relevant, nuanced, complex and valuable as the lectures that JP has released since his popularity increase. I'm surprised that this 2014 series has less views than they do.

Somebody paid for this (the actual building and the student tuition), and we get to hear this without spending money.

Peterson I am watching you every day Sir lots of love to you and your family.

More please. learned a lot. cant get enough!

"Striving for an authentic existence...'It's philosophy'. No, no. It's advice about how to structure your life so that its quality is sufficient so that you don't become resentful and full of hate." That is on point, Dr. JP. Thank you!!!

What an amazing lecture series. The last 7 minutes is the most eloquent wrap up of a course that made want to go out there and make some change in the world.

Thank you so much Mr. Jordan Peterson. I'm an English Teacher overseas and your Lectures have been very helpful! I'm planning to go through the rest of your lectures as well!

Brilliant and enlightening lectures. I'm glad I was part of the journey. Blessings to u, Mr. Peterson 🙏🏽

Thank you so much for uploading these lectures. they have truely changed my thinking positively

These were without doubt the best lectures I've seen from you, and I've explored some of your 2016-17 stuff. Broad and forgivingly introductory, yet cutting and conclusive in the detail of its implications. A masterfully constructed set, stunning in it's comprehensiveness. As a student of neuroscience and psychology, I was able to follow quite well despite not having the time to do the readings (although I have some of them saved to look at when I have more time). I have some of my own ideas about psychometrics. I'm not sure whether they clash with yours or not, but I think that you are making a severe disservice to the theoretical potential of the "Emotional Intellect" concept. I understand that it hasn't always been used best, but it isn't as simple as Agreeableness, if you attempt to make it work in an overarching structure. I think I mentioned in a comment somewhere else in this playlist that I think it might fall under the concept of Non-Linear processing versus the Linear processing that seems to compliment Industriousness. Either way, I wasn't very familiar with the Big 5 before watching this and they will be in my mind as I consider future scenarios and quandaries.

I like that the camera lingered during the applause, and you could see the positive feeling swell in him, realizing that they "got it". Great man, fantastic professor.

So glad I stumbled across Peterson's work after getting burned out on McKenna - their scopes complement each other nicely. In particular, the cultural transition to more Darwinian, deep-time paradigms that our society is ready to accept, I think. My own Darwinian perspectives have evolved amid, often in resistance to, the New Age rage (especially in Facebook groups with Millenials) characterized by a peculiar omission of the 300 million years that got us here. In my view, we need to understand how and what we are in order to usher in the change we desire as a species :)

@alexandercamlin8889

7 жыл бұрын

i also discovered Dr. Peterson after getting burned out on McKenna (or his followers, maybe both). Isn't that fascinating? We took the same step in the dance.

@krakapoww

6 жыл бұрын

I think a lot of ppl high in trait openness will wander thru alot of "alternative" thinkers...ive been thru alot of em, but i find very few whose philosphy works on as many levels of analysis as professor peterson

@Apollothecrowing

4 жыл бұрын

I haven't touched McKenna's material like I have Peterson's, (which I've scoured) but have heard an hour or two here and there. I also noticed listening to them paired well together.

The last lecture was one the bests. Thank you Dr. Peterson! ❤

Great course, it's a shame about those missed videos, but I still learned a lot!

Thank you, Dr. Peterson!

Thank you so much, dr. Peterson. A very solid and inspiring piece of work.

Just finished this one, let's go to the next, I'm loving all of it, it just makes me want to live and be the best I can be

22 hours I don’t want back! Brilliant 🤟

Thank you, Dr. Peterson 💜

thanks Jordan, I've done what you advise. you're right

watching this marvel in 2022, thank you KZread and thank you Peterson

Loved the series. Thank you Jordan!

How could possibly someone not enjoying and learning from these lectures.

Just now viewing this lecture. One of his many amazing lectures. Each day is a beautiful miracle we get to venture and experience. Sometimes we forget how extremely phenomenal and extraordinary life is. We seem to take the beauty that surrounds us for granted. Anyway, thanks Jordan. Wish I had met you in my twenties. 🥰

This course was invigorating. I can't wait to check out what else you have. Thank you very much for making this available on youtube. You've really had an effect on the way I think about things.

Thanks for sharing what you have learned. Like most that hear this my life has change for better. Since the only human words we have are lilited to express gratitude. "God bless you Dr. Peterson"

Thank you sir! You have made me a better person.

Don't want it to come to an end.. :(. Awesome!

Best. Lecture. Ever. Freaking roadmap to a goldmine and then some.

Well since there are only 68 comments... Thank you Dr. Peterson, you have done an excellent job.

Thank you, really appreciate it.

Amazing content. I know you are the most popular man today. So I figured I look at you from your early time

Thank You!!

fire lectures 💯

A handful of impressions, memories and thoughts: I studied philosophy in noughts. In my case we could call it a pre-internet era. Main field of interest being the analytical philosophy and methodology of science. Tried to read some psychology but soon I found my merry company of drinking buddies and we did not need any psychology anymore. Psychology was in fact hated among hardcore students of scientific branch of philosophy. You know: reason, logic and so on. We detected fallacies and tramped on them. Psychology was for the weak... Together, drunk and full of "logic" we felt strong. Probably only religion was more hated in my circles. Did not speak the foreign languages back then either (I am native speaker of Polish - was well into my twenties when I made an attempt to learn English. Life made me do it. I did not believe it was possible. I considered myself hopeless case in that matter). So I discover youtube lectures somewhere around year 2013-2014. In the beginning it was 2-in-1. Learning the language and entertainment. Needed the languages for work. So I started to read books in English and Norwegian. Then audiobooks and, in paralell, lectures. Also films and music but that's a different story. Back to the topic: As my level of understanding increased I began to take in more and more of what was actually said because to begin with mere fact that I can listen to some fascinating lectures (even if I understod maybe 50 % of what was being said!) was mind-boggling. So exotic and exciting. Yes, I am that old -nowadays people take all this for granted. They enter the world which already has youtube and all its content. Or maybe not. What do I know about the world. I hope people in some distant parts of the world, which would otherwise be deprived of this incredible opportunity, will use them for their development and a valuable form of spending time (instead of, say, drinking like crazy - what I and my colleagues from university did too often because we did not see any hope in our future -the studies coming to their end. Metabolism of alcohol also far worse than at the beginning of studies. NO HOPE!) Let's move on. Alan Watts sparked my interest in religion and spirituality. So I expanded and included Slavoj Zizek, James Hillman and Terrence McKenna. Psychology and psychedelic dimensions opened up. And finally, around 2017 I discover Dr. Peterson. Rigorous yet extremely fascinating way of lecturing. And valuable. Values! Courage! Responsibility! Not that popular among academic people that I met. Ridiculized. Lots of casual contempt etc. I feel like the lectures of Jordan Peterson have it all. Everything what I ever wanted to know but was afraid to ask (even myself, let alone the others). I have read tons of all kinds of fiction, science and popular science ( I read all my life since I was 6yo). Interviews with famous people. Non-fiction about scientists, adventurers etc. When I read I was totally immersed. But then I had to come back to sad, harsh reality where I was an unexperienced coward with many problems and difficulties. I lived like split in two worlds. I have always lacked the access to spoken word of quality, sincerity and passion. Of course I had not even been aware of that. But I felt it sometimes. There were glimpses. I suspected that such people have to exist somewhere. If not where I lived so somewhere else. And here I am. So grateful, so fortunate. Thank you Jordan Peterson and fellow students of life! Living thought! I feel alive, I feel revived. You make me more whole. You crush the separated bubbles. It all begin to function as one system. Intuition comes together with rigorous science. Feelings and values are critically assessed and put into order and taken out of fog and stop being blurry. It is good to be here with you all. I really feel these lectures are of service to the humanity in a non-trivial way! We watch Dr. Peterson together with my girlfriend and our relationship owes a lot to them. Life is not easy. But with these lectures and interviews it becomes worthwile and meaningful. They give hope. Reduce nihilism and misanthropy. There is more love. Good love. Leap of faith without abandoning reason and rationality. Sorry for my broken English. I had to share it with you. Marianne Faithfull could sing in it so I dare to write in it too. ;)

Finished!

Tell him to do a weekly podcast

"That's what I've learned from the stuff I've been teaching you" This man is going to be an ascended master teacher, if he keeps it up to the very end.

Phenomenology: The problem of being and becoming at 8:06.

Bloody amazing

Amazing content. I know you are the most popular man today. So I figured I look at you from your early time- Raymond Harlall

1:17:55

aight see you in 2015!

...amazing , great, superb, that we have oportunity to listen to ,at least some of profesor's lectures, ...i thank you for that...God bless...🌹🙏🏻❤️...

Hey Can Anyone Tell Me Where Can I Watch Lecture 19 Of This Series??????? ✋✋✋

I feel like the fogginess In my life is no more. Thanks, Dr.Peterson.

Watching JBP makes me sad. Because there are so many teachers and lectures who are awesome but they dont record themselves and we may never here them

I enjoy these lectures on top of EDM. Prof. Peterson kicks psychological ass!

i thought the yin yang symbol were fish. that particular symbol is called the "yin yang fish" in chinese.

If I only had A TEACHER LIKE JORDAN

Thanks

what's with the hand movements at 59:01 lol

1:09:48 Attack on Titan

57:00

35:23

Very simplistic and for the most part based on radical if not absurd premises. Who said published researchers have to apologize fir being white? She interprets it that way. Who said all of what she describes as woke is objectively “upside diwn.” Science should be an attempt to scrutinize biases avoid blind spots based on cultural gender or class demographics about the researchers interpreters and editors and remove unsupportable opinions emotionalism and prejudice from the research design and interpretation.

20:52 noteworthy

Paraphrasing or quoting Peterson: We must embody moral principles in practice. He has mentioned the problem of economic externalities, so he knows there is a disconnect or mismatch between costs of production and prices for the products, with pollution, depletion of resources and environmental devastation / loss of habitat mostly not represented in prices. I hope he will take the further step and say that we must make prices honest if we want to promote sustainable business models as the norm and align corporate and societal interests. Biological model for politics and economics: Human society as neural net: gaiabrain.blogspot.com/2007/09/gaia-brain-integration-of-human-society.html

I have to worry that Peterson's lectures excite me. I suspect what he says is agreeing with what i already think, and what he says that i have not encountered seems to FIT with what i "know". Of course it could be that he is right. Over the years I have found some of his facts to be wrong and identified plenty of his conclusions to be "jumps", but can't find much wrong with his major points, and he has caused me to go learn more about things than anyone else I have run across. I respect him as a scientist more than most, because he seems so well aware of the difficulty in following the scientific method. It seems he really does want the truth more than anything else, and because he pushes the limits of "interpreting the data" I guess he is reminded continually.

@krakapoww

6 жыл бұрын

Phil C dont worry, be happy. Sure he is ofc not infallible. And seems at times to only extract what he "wants" from a hugely complex informational substructure, but that is only human. He has still mapped together a worldview that many find very inspirational and is way "better" then most common sets of ideas found out there. Cross reference other scholars on the themes you find hard to accept and build an even better model. Its not gospel

53:03 Go on! Cough now! You've been screaming like Zack de la Rocha from Rage Against The Machine!

Wow he look like he was going through something rough. He taught be about the story of Job. No not job like work.

Everything about the Big Five: kzread.info/dash/bejne/rI2Ix7ZpZ72codo.html