I have become obsessed with all lectures Jordan Peterson!

@KittredgeRitter

7 жыл бұрын

Michelle Stewart Is he an Anarchist?

@Piggers71

7 жыл бұрын

No

@tensevo

6 жыл бұрын

Obsessed is a strong word but better be Obsessed with an enlightened great mind than say, the latest trashy celeb.

@mrtambourineman6107

6 жыл бұрын

Your not the only one mate!

@rickeycallen

6 жыл бұрын

Michelle Stewart me too!

I can't believe how brilliant this man is.

@Youdamana

7 жыл бұрын

As I listen to him I am forced to think of Aristotle and Aquinas' formal and final causes.. the realm of meaning and value. I study Thomistic philosophy and find it wonderfully rich and so consistent with his lectures. A coke can is not aluminum or this round thing as a Newtonian (wrongly) held and is not a quantum phenomenon essentially either.. it is part of the relatedness of everything towards Being itself.

@Oners82

7 жыл бұрын

"A coke can is not aluminum or this round thing as a Newtonian (wrongly) held and is not a quantum phenomenon essentially either.. it is part of the relatedness of everything towards Being itself." Nonsense, it simply depends what level of description is most appropriate/useful for the task at hand and it is perfectly legitimate to classify it as a round object if your concern is solid geometry or as aluminium if you are trying to sort out objects for recycling for example.

@believerornot

6 жыл бұрын

". it is part of the relatedness of everything towards Being itself." Oners82. you agreed with that while trying to argue against it.

@starboy2013

6 жыл бұрын

Like talk about a cat that has really thought things through.

@0larue0

5 жыл бұрын

jaye see autodidacts on coke are occasionally brilliant and always interesting and entertaining.

Anyone else get worried when he talks about infectious diseases correlating with authoritarian governments?

@hexadecimil

2 жыл бұрын

Indeed

@helenhoward5346

2 жыл бұрын

How you feel now? I sure hope you feel more reassured...

@hexadecimil

2 жыл бұрын

@@helenhoward5346 do I feel more reassured that more authoritarian measures have been taken in response to infectious disease? Let's just say I put my faith in God who is sovereign over all.

@helenhoward5346

2 жыл бұрын

@@hexadecimil I was being completely sarcastic. I'm incredibly unsettled. The economy is going to collapse here in the states and the unvaccinated are going to be blamed like the Nazis blamed the Jews and other unmentionables.

@hexadecimil

2 жыл бұрын

@@helenhoward5346 I gotcha. It's all good. Well, u guess my comment still stands. I think the looming doom has been artificial trumped up for the sake of Ordo ab Chao. On both ends. The pandemic isn't as deadly as they said it is and the economic crisis it will create is nessacarily just as trumped up (no pun intended. Seriously. No pun). It's a power grab. And when they have the power they intended to grab, they will lay off. For a time. The real calamity is closer to 10 years out. Maybe 15 depending on what counter forces can do to slow it down. And that's why my faith has to be in God and not the country that everyone wants Him to bless oh so badly. As for me, I'm going to get out of these Unites States Socialist Republic Empire of America in the next 10 or so years. Before they come after Christians.

Peterson has the best lectures I've ever seen. He seems to effortlessly vomit knowledge.

@kidpoker1000

6 жыл бұрын

I agree However Vomit, brings some bad memories to Bear LOL

@sansamman4619

3 жыл бұрын

@@kidpoker1000 His knowledge brings some bad memories to bear too... lol

Layered, circumspect, historical, empathetic, engrafting the Western Canon to contemporary popular culture, skillfully weaving the interdisciplinary fields... this is a master teacher; ethos, pathos, logos. Highly entertaining as well. Makes me celebrate my excellent teachers who allow me to understand what Peterson says, as much as I can keep up!

@piolin23iq

2 жыл бұрын

Is there a way to keep up. Easier? I have tried, but certainly failed.

@chuglyc

2 жыл бұрын

Beautiful

@Verygery12

Жыл бұрын

@@piolin23iq use Peterson as your entry to topics that peak your interest

You need to get the audio from these lectures up as a podcast. More people need to hear this.

@renatojohnsson5548

4 жыл бұрын

And if you do you need to fix the audio. It distorts and needs equalizing. Ive listened to all the 2015 lectures so far anf It's usually not a problem, but this one is awful.

@Area-5l

21 күн бұрын

Be grateful these lectures are posted to begin with.

This one is one of the best of JP so far, I hope he lives healthy for over 100 years and nourish our mind with his knowledge and wisdom.

@katzach100

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed.

I said it before: this man is a rock star.

Your reading of Gulag Archipelago had me so horrified, I had to order it so I could read it for myself.

@timgrogan1086

6 жыл бұрын

Capt Char just ordered it, seems like a book that should have been in my college history class

@maricamaas5555

4 жыл бұрын

The same with Viktor Frankl's Man's Search for Meaning; currently reading the Afrikaans version.

@blurry2598

4 жыл бұрын

Did you guys finish the first volume yet? It’s a difficult read I’m about 200 pages in but there’s been a lot of areas I’ve had to research to understand

@RuthlessMcToothless

3 жыл бұрын

The audio book is on KZread as of right now. It's an older audio recording, but decent for being free

im going through a Peterson Lectures phase ,,,, its been 10 months already lool , and i just discovered this gem , and other 2015 lectures , im not even close to the closure of this phase lmao its wonderful

My neck hurts from all the nodding in agreement I have to do watching this

what a great philospher, so glad to be able to see this! thanks again

This man has changed my life. Thank you sir. Thank you

I like how they clap at the end to show a sign of respect for his passion for his work and trying to help others.

I love the "by the way" tidbits. You're already invested in the lecture and he throws out an extra bit of info that can sink you. Lol.

Young men are yearning for purpose and meaning and our culture is denying them of it. And though Jp isn't giving young men purpose and meaning, he's showing them the way. Thanks Dr. Peterson.

@Papa-Squat

4 жыл бұрын

Well said

Fascinating lecture covering so much in depth and breadth. Thank you, Dr. Peterson

used to watch Sapolsky's Human Behavioral Biology and now this... Addicted !

59:07 I love the way you put things into perspective like this. Great Work!

That finale was packed with such extremely powerful psycho-biological facts, clicked sooo many diverse dots in my head! Simply magnificent

"For three weeks! That's one freaked out rat." 🤣🤣🤣

Dr. Peterson is absolutely brilliant.

I love this series, thanks !

I've seen the protests and all that, but when I heard you had a youtube channel with this type of content, I had to watch. Now it's 5 am and I'm unable to retain all this information, so I'll have to bingewatch again tomorrow

Dr Peterson, I'm really loving these lectures. Thank you so much for making them available. Overseas, but will become a patron in the new year.

15:55 well that was eerily prophetic.

Fascinating lecture, interesting man.

Great job Dr. Peterson 👍👍😊

You are a blessed lecturer. I love the way you take away the power of people who have done a tremendous amount of evil's, power, and give it back to where it comes from. I agree that they are possessed with evil and trying to control, and faced with a great amount of fear. You give those evil traits back to the person who owns and is responsible for it, the-devil. Likewise, love the way you think outside the box and get to the heart of the matter of every theory, you give an excellent comprehensive lecture. Thank you

At about 35 minutes - " truth may be the only natural resource ". Strikes me that the US is screwed. People are willing to say anything, do anything - for politics.

@daneom

4 жыл бұрын

It's trust, not truth

Great Lecture! Jordan B. Peterson getting off Bread and other things that were not working for him has him looking so much healthier & awake in 2017 & 2018. He talked a little about his eating habit change on one of his interviews with Joe Rogan. Thank you Jordan B. Peterson for all of your hard work and sharing your insights & wisdom!

@shanosantwanos3908

Жыл бұрын

Joe Rogan the Alex Jones protégé.. interactive internet activities..IIA. Tim pool/timcast Clay Clarke Sean Atwood Whitney webb Intelligence assets Culture creators.. Society steelers Commies..not the chefs

Thank you for these lectures!

Applause at the end of a lecture is extraordinary 👏

Now it makes sense why some crude people use the adjective 'dirty' when they decry certain other people that they hold contempt for, such as when someone says "dirty Commie!" or "dirty Jew!" and so on.

if at one point in my life i could understand 1/2 of the references he uses, I will be proud of myself.

@brandoncharbonneau846

3 жыл бұрын

Hope you understand more now you've had 2 years lol

@mlmichel98

3 жыл бұрын

@@brandoncharbonneau846 oh definitely.. xD

I listened transfixed to this, it was utterly astonishing. Listen, hard. Learn.

thank you!

You are out of this world!!! Thank you sooooo much!!@!

It's crazy how these lectures bring me back to reality

15:14 - Seems to be completely accurate in our current modern state, in regards to Covid and Authoritarianism.

What an amazing insight into the Human condition!!...I can't help wondering if this should be part of the School curriculum...So many people would benefit...What a great teacher you are Dr Peterson

fuck, i can’t believe that i get to walk around my shitty little town at midnight, listening to these lectures. i think of all the people who watched shit on tv with all their free time, and how unfair it is for me to listen to these lectures and thrive. then i think that most people aren’t wired to model the world in their mind and think about it the way i am. i don’t know what to make of that. i’m just very grateful that i have these lectures and Jordan’s thoughts available to help shape me.

Thank you so much ❤❤❤

21:00 Why humans categorize things 22:30 Moral intuitions

I read Archipelag Gulag... I've got depressed just reading it... it's beyond words.

Very interesting lectures, thanks for sharing.

Inspiring Talk!

1:17:51 The Linguistic Hypothesis that started the psychometric hypothesis forward in the domain of personality

Truth is the most valuable commodity.

1:03:00 - to understand is to use the knowledge to do something useful, 1:17:10 language as an important tool to extract the personality of the person (evaluating Big 5 treats)

Hello Prof. Peterson, I was wondering as to whether you have studied Kant's epistemology and if not why you choose not to? I also want to say that I think your youtube channel is a great service to humanity, thank you for uploading videos.

@shanosantwanos3908

Жыл бұрын

Yes he is well versed in Kants work.

I sat and listened to the last lecture and now this one. I now have a strong desire to goose-step and throw up the roman salute.

1:00:45 Sir, you definitely rippled all the way here to the philippines.

I have purchased on Audible and have completed-Crime & Punishment, 1984, Animal Farm, and I’m about 1/2 through The Brother’s Karamazov; which is the best work of Drama, Comedy, CSI/courtroom scenes, Theological Treatise on the problem of the Doctrine of original sin, which is an intellectual idea: most of recorded history have affirmed that I have ever seen; also my Family of Origins dynamic is identical to Fyodor Pablovich’s I would be Dimitri in the story… if I may add… it’s shocking to hear how many attributes we share

47:14 This is really ingenious point.

My current Guru.

The inherently high levels of trust in the Japanese economy is easily explained by the homogenous nature of their population in terms of both race and culture.

@garret1930

6 жыл бұрын

Willhelm Berkly I suspect those are maintained or aided by their geography.

@LuvallHumanity

6 жыл бұрын

Willhelm Berkly by logical implication, any society where the demographics are homogenous in race and culture we can expect to see a high degree of trust in the economy. africa does not seem to be doing so well.

@inco9943

6 жыл бұрын

If you think africa, an unimaginably enormous land mass has homogenous race and culture, then you are so so deep into an Anglo-Eurpoean viewpoint then it is of little use for you to even look

@garret1930

6 жыл бұрын

Francisco Nisihura much of Africa and the entirety of the middle East is in great turmoil because of their deep seated problems of race and cultural clashes within their countries. Do you know why the Rwandan genocide occurred? It was because they had a massive problem of racism in their country and it ended horrifically. The issues in the middle east follow the same pattern but cultural differences is a bigger element there.

@LuvallHumanity

6 жыл бұрын

Garret Jacobs im still not convinced by the argument that cultural and racial homogeneity results in flourishing states. all these things you just listed, i think the root cause is human malevolence.

Powerful truth.

An example of incoherency is here 58:00 There is a direct causal relationship between individual ethical corruption (and he goes to the definition of corruption and the main thread is lost)

You have opened my mind to subjects i was always afraid to explore. Thank you!

Wow the ending was very new to me. The big five then must be a killer 1:20:00 Should comeback and watch the ending again

He's not exaggerating about the difficulty in reading The Gulag Archipelago. It's a brutal read, and it will disturb you. I often have to put it down as what I read disgusts me. You can see how difficult it is for professor Peterson to lecture his students on these things, as it is appalling to recount all of these horrific events and the psychological phenomena that led to them. It wouldn't be so hard to recount if he didn't already know that most people aren't going to take these lessons with them out into the world. Even if every one of his students took these lessons and applied them, there are so many more people, millions, who don't know anything about the mechanics of totalitarianism the propaganda and psychological manipulation and treachery that goes with it. It's so easy for it to slip silently right by people. It's incredible.

@slicemf5347

6 жыл бұрын

Please check "facts" of this book. Those books hits You very much if You are not critical. And Young. It happened to me too with a different book - "Ledokol". But once You became to learn how is it was, You will find this is a lie. Just blatant lie. Unproffed rumors at best. Some obvious facts and truth masterfully mixed and twisted into unimaginal lie. USSR had its flaws and totalitarism and oppression was a thing, but it was totally DIFEERENT from Solzhenitzins books. Same way that modern Russia different from the Foxnews.

@kingdancekiller

6 жыл бұрын

Slicem F Actually the book is quite well vetted and corroborated with other sources inside the Soviet Union at the time. Now, the KGB tried to undermine The Gulag Archipelago by calling it ‘campfire tales’ and even got his former wife to testify to that, but like most things Soviet, it was done pretty crudely and the rest of the world saw through that.

I'm really enjoying the series of lectures on Existentialism. I studied history, philosophy and psychology and what he's saying is really challenging and making me reassess my assumptions. I'd love to hear his analysis of Mussolini's Italy and Franco and the Spanish civil war. And God knows the French revolution!!!

Big ups my g

Peterson Thursdays!!!

57:00 You can't remember something you don't understand.

How does this guy sleep at night......Amazing.

@benjamindewinter2432

3 жыл бұрын

Apparently he stayed up for long periods of time at night till a certain point and woke up the same hour i think every day.

@shanosantwanos3908

Жыл бұрын

A vast array of uppers and downers

Bojack horseman really encapsulates this self-destructive attitude and it’s surprising how much i can relate to it while also recognizing it as evil. Thanks Dr. Peterson.

Sometimes throughout your lectures I forget the mainstream of the topic

8:50 Disgust is worthwhile to discuss 😄

At the very end of this lecture, regarding your emphatic (& thanks for being emphatic when you think it matters!) reiteration of psychometric Big 5 theorist's weak claim, I found a list of personality traits on that apparently some people argue DON'T fall neatly into the linguistic systematization of Big 5. That list is as follows--and my question is pretty much "explain how measuring any of the following also measures badly or well 1 or more of the Big 5 traits." THE LIST (derived, btw, from Wikipedia's Big 5 article): religiosity, manipulativeness/machiavallianism, honesty, sexiness/seductiveness, thriftiness, conservativeness, masculinity and femininity, snobbishness/egotism (I prefer the word elitism), humor, and risk taking/thrill seeking.

@samcollett245

8 жыл бұрын

LOL. Bravo.

Will you do a history lecture on communism, and what happened in Russia and China? I never knew but it would be great to learn.

1:18:55 Hey! That's pretty good!

Just like the Japanese officers of unit 731 they referred to their Prisoners as logs, They saw the Chinese as less than human

59:08 to 1:02:30 - your impact to your surrounding

Some individuals may cause trouble for the sake of trouble but they can only amass a following if there are broader extenuating circumstances.

#alwaysforever

Belomor canal... my grandfathers best friend survived it, he was distributing food (if one can call it, what was there)... he spoke about it only after Lith gained independence and only when he was shitfaced drunk.

this is needed were all well aware of what we did to the Vietnamese and others, but a lot of miss guided alt left , people still think that Marxism is the answer to this i did but my eye's are now open and it's painful

Halfway through the Gulag

@Trooololololllolollo

6 жыл бұрын

The Modern Hermeticist this is why free helicopter rides are great they litterally prevent gulaga

am I the only one who thinks the man in the thumbnail looks like a tormented Russian Adam Sandler

@KittredgeRitter

7 жыл бұрын

kevatta Haha. That's exactly what I thought too.

@alistairclifton1286

6 жыл бұрын

The man in the thumbnail is Alexandr Solzhenitsyn.

@mitchgogo2452

6 жыл бұрын

I was thinking Edward Norton!

@anidanga

6 жыл бұрын

ha ha ha , I hadn't noticed .

@brakpantappet2

4 жыл бұрын

metoo#

Solzhenitsyn was the man

His voice is the last voice that I hear before I sleep

@shanosantwanos3908

Жыл бұрын

Kermit de frog

50:00 "But you can fly from that in some sense. And then there is nothing about you that is contaminated or strange or digusting. That is all out there! It is all somewhere else! It is not you! And then you build a wall..."

We must never forget the evils of Lenin, Stalin, Mao and all the other left wing regimes which resulted in the deaths of untold millions of people. People often know a good deal about Hitler and the Nazis but much less about the horrors of Communism. As a youngster I really enjoyed "Cancer Ward" by Solzhenitsyn and hope to read more of his writings soon. What spirit he and some of the other camp survivors showed, most of us would have been crushed by it all and just given up. Thanks for the excellent lecture from 2015.

[54:34] "... but that's the price a man pays for entrusting his god-given soul to human dogma" #UtterlyProfound

@benstahl3442

6 жыл бұрын

Brian Sulliv

@1'20" Wouldn't it be more accurate to say *describe* a measurement of personality with language?

It was the Volga-Don Canal.

What is the name of the image used for this lecture or how can it be found?

JP at the start of the video: I’m going to steal 30 minutes. Me looking at video: one hour and twenty two minutes long. I’m ok with that.

J.B. Peterson, you talk about countries getting rich through honesty - The Netherlands has a very stable and rich economy, and an incredibly honest culture. Is there any research about this nation you can advise as reading material to explain this? Could it be linked to diet? i.e "the physiological effects of an X skewed diet means people tend to be Y".

In your "disgust' section, I really think you should include the work of Davenport with Eugenics and Cold Harbor NY.....

On a lighter note, good math teachers always say you can’t remember what you don’t understand.

The Gulag Archipelago and the murder of political prisoners. “And thus our parties political unity is achieved “ Now consider the Democrats talk of re-education camps for Republicans and there talk of unity. Chills anyone?

@onetrickpony4179

2 жыл бұрын

I'm more chilled by your stupidity and dishonesty.

15:04 significant in 2020 world

The comment on anorexia was new to me. I can see a miscalibration in myself. Not sure what to do, but it's worth reflection. I think our limited ability to try and categorize things subconsciously limits us from seeing the truth and controlling our destiny. Perhaps it's because I believe we can change our stars; even when it's not clear how. This lecture captures some of the worst ideas ever on how. This video exemplifies how man's and mans' state s justice is no justice at all.

Dr. Peterson you are yet another example that different races have different talents, I don't expect to hear this kind of analysis from any other part of the world, by the way have you done any analysis of the Jewish personality?

Do you know of a source where I can buy Solzhenitsyn's books? They are hard to find in a language that I know, my German is terrible and my Russian is worse.

@design7054

7 жыл бұрын

For Gulag Archipelago, freely here: archive.org/details/TheGulagArchipelago-Threevolumes or buy them on Amazon (there's also an abridged version).

If somebody is interested in the procces of how human mind accept communists demands (or slavery in general) I'd recommend you 'The captive mind' of polish nobel writer- Czeslaw Milosz.

Does anyone know at all what study he's citing about the coronation between disease and authpritanisum.