It is so cool that I can access these lectures free of charge - Thank you Professor Peterson and thank you Canada.

@cdinicolo

6 жыл бұрын

Also, special thanks to KZread, and The Internet.

@cl759

4 жыл бұрын

@@cdinicolo and edison

@gyatsogurung6215

4 жыл бұрын

It is cool brother. We are loving it, aren't we? God bless his health

@beetlejuice1209

4 жыл бұрын

@@cl759 No edison stole all his stuff off Tesla

@enocherone

4 жыл бұрын

@@beetlejuice1209 not wrong

I was about to say these kids are so lucky to have him as there teachers, then I realised I'm hearing exactly the same lecture in the comfort of my own home without spending a penny....

@kathrynhoward182

3 жыл бұрын

Trump

@loganparsons5179

3 жыл бұрын

I didn’t even consider this. Wow.

@hackedagain3421

3 жыл бұрын

Improving the mental faculties of the masses

@davidbrenneman1574

3 жыл бұрын

I'm listening while I work with my hands in a trade. I'm getting paid while I listen!

@nyxbellatrix011

3 жыл бұрын

It is a privilege to hear him speak!

The introductory comment was hilarious

@picardoi8742

7 жыл бұрын

Omar Elbeheri i wonder if the ethics professors are exempt from the exam.

@dar1n_fgp

6 жыл бұрын

Omar Elbeheri I dont think the students got it lol

@StephenNu9

6 жыл бұрын

The so-called "ethics honchos" are little more than ideology minders. Apparently, Jordan had to go through "re-education" seminars.

@transient442

6 жыл бұрын

I love Dr petersons dry sense of humour

@serpentines6356

6 жыл бұрын

I love that dry sarcasm...Nice to know others out there appreciate it too.

How did that opening joke not land????? That was hilarious!

@thereisnosanctuary6184

3 жыл бұрын

Kids

@Chestnut-xm2pv

Жыл бұрын

EXACTLYY

@setevcorker9104

Жыл бұрын

I know, right? The subtle head drop, nose rub while shaking his head no is a clear sign to me that he realized he didn't know his audience and felt they should have got it. That sarcasm was pure gold!

@obsideonyx7604

9 ай бұрын

Someone definitely should have congratulated him on his moral uplifting 😁

@hugocardoso011

4 ай бұрын

It landed now in 2023

It's almost a relief to watch this un-stressed version of Peterson.

@mpcc2022

4 жыл бұрын

This is my favorite version of Jordan Peterson.

@drewendly89

Жыл бұрын

“Almost” haha. To me its like he hasnt reached his final form yet. The JBP that still drinks soda-pop vs the one that drinks mineral water xD

Isn’t it strange that we seem to enjoy these lectures probably a lot more than the students?

@ranx3p

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, no exams to fail, strictly doing this for brain curiosity that's how education supposed to be

@forestdenzel9654

3 жыл бұрын

Its prob also why online courses are doing so well right now. People are more interested to learn in their own time and space.

@venice__waves

3 жыл бұрын

we like what is out of reach

@cariberri00

3 жыл бұрын

Not to mention, how much of the students enjoyment could this camera angle show us? Lol I know I would be highly engaged in these lectures if I were a student. Without a doubt!

@yasser187187

3 жыл бұрын

@@venice__waves j pmmmkk

The fact that no one in that class laughed at that great dad joke kills my soul.

@khairulsidi5666

2 жыл бұрын

You don't really understand it without some context to that statement.. at first glance it sounds like an ironic statement. It didn't hit me until you understand his stand today.. its definitely a joke.. but its like a 5 years into the future joke

@wondrousmindtrick8450

2 жыл бұрын

He took it like a champ

Listening to these lectures every single day has helped me in SO many ways. Just finished my weight lifting workout (coincidentally) and skipped the music to listen to this. I'm glad I did.

@michelleorocio6810

3 жыл бұрын

I keep hearing young men are mostly attracted to Dr Jordan Peterson but I’m a 24 year old women and I’m fascinated by this type of content. I’m glad there’s other women I can relate with 💪🏼

@miguelchippsinteligente6072

2 жыл бұрын

Tesla referenced human energy 🌬👻jesus christ referenced living waters 💎👨‍🎓👩‍🎓science described water memory 🌊🎭psalms16:24 k,j proverbs27:19 existence psychologically god bless fight the good fight existence purpose 💖👻💎👨‍🎓👩‍🎓🗽🤍⚖🚬🌪🌬

@miguelchippsinteligente6072

2 жыл бұрын

Try listening to Derek prince

@taylordawnwooten4353

2 жыл бұрын

@@michelleorocio6810 agreed! I listen to these types of videos all day long. I'll check him out! Thank you!!

Straight out of the gate, that contempt for the pathetic Canadian social justice virtue signalling nonsense, further affirms that Jordan Peterson is a man who I need to be learning from.

@geoffreyharris5682

6 жыл бұрын

Sounds like someone is not coloring within the prescibed party lines.

@Ebvardh

5 жыл бұрын

Shouldn't a lot of this lecture should have you infer that you can learn and should the trying to learn even from people who you don't find have a character that you agree with?

@James-nz8hp

3 жыл бұрын

Somehow, I think the arrogance your post displays clouds your ability to listen to anyone you disagree with.

@HelloThere.....

3 жыл бұрын

@@James-nz8hp Arrogance? How? He's literally saying he wants to learn from SOMEONE ELSE.

@PaoloTrepiccione

3 жыл бұрын

👆 Found the commie.

Very important. To keep your fluid intelligence, EXERCISE AND SPORT. BOTH WEIGHT LIFTING AND CARDIOVASCULAR TYPE.

@rylexautumn3766

3 жыл бұрын

File under: Note to self.

@recoveringsoul755

2 жыл бұрын

You can work on Cardio and weights without participating in any sport. I would also recommend stretching and flexibility to reduce the risk of injury while doing the other 2.

What an extraordinary teacher of the mind, character, human behavior, life.... I can't believe we get to actually be part of his lectures!!

Watching this in 2024. It's great to be able to hear one of Dr Peterson's lectures, I hope to work my way through some of these as and when time allows. I could listen to Dr Peterson for hours on end, sometimes you have to tear yourself away. Thanks for all you do, it is appreciated by millions of us around the world.

Thank you for these lectures Dr. Peterson .. I am 43 years old and still learning so much from you. No one has ever discussed these topics where I grew up.

Seems like that introduction went over his students head. Top sarcasm.

@geoffreyharris5682

6 жыл бұрын

They are not that sophisticated and are very ignorant of the basic relevant literature (1984, Animal Farm etc) and history.

@gordietatman7540

6 жыл бұрын

You have to remember who his audience is. I doubt they missed the sarcasm, more likely believe the ethics training is essential, therefore, didn't find his comment humorous.

@Occasionalnothingstudio

5 жыл бұрын

Or there just tired college students very common and in most of my classes people act timid and to some extent dull.

@user-cm4nt7wh8c

5 жыл бұрын

We don't know if not maybe many of them smirked or cracked a smile at the sarcasm.

@HelloThere.....

3 жыл бұрын

@@user-cm4nt7wh8c that is true I laughed but I didn't die laughing I let out a slightly audible chuckle and a smile.

29:31 "But to not take into account the fact that you’ve been blessed at at least one level of analysis with a favorable role of the randomness dice seems to me to completely misstate the nature of the causal sequences that propel you into what’s essentially a position of privilege." How he improvises sentences like these is beyond me.

@hankmann2508

3 жыл бұрын

Top 10 rappers even Eminem won’t diss

@Langley_Ackerman19

3 жыл бұрын

@@hankmann2508 😂😂😂😂😂

@levmanou9874

2 жыл бұрын

Beyond me too :)

@levmanou9874

2 жыл бұрын

Please translate this sentence into Russian!

@motion9820

Жыл бұрын

Right his IQ AND verbal IQ are out of this world. His verbal IQ is the best that I’ve ever seen or heard anywhere

The clapping after the lecture was over was well deserved 👏🏼 These students are so lucky to have this guy as a professor

@Joefrogigolo

3 жыл бұрын

I think we're the lucky ones for getting these lectures for free. Besides they didn't seem very grateful.. Filing complaints and trying to get him fired and all, not to mention not laughing at his jokes.

Jordan thank you for the classes and speeches. Im a really lazy person but the talks you give madee something click in my mind and now i have some kind of hidden energy to do all the stuff i never did cause it was to much work. And i also stopped putting things off to the next day and do them right away. Thank you a lot.

This is one of the most beautiful and eloquent and inspiring and lectures I have ever seen you do doctor Peterson. You are a Global treasure.

Thank you so much for the lecture dr. Peterson. God bless you and the family.

Help! My hands are funky octopus claws! Professor Peterson has annihilated my presuppositions!

@chumbucket66

7 жыл бұрын

Were they axiomatic though?!

@Abel1120

7 жыл бұрын

you are one interesting mind to wonder about.

@sebastianhelm1718

6 жыл бұрын

That actually explains why when stoned many people are amazed by their hands, because the symbolic thinking is suppressed or something like that .... roughly speaking.

@mate53

4 жыл бұрын

I wonder how many people stopped themselves from liking this comment because it's on 69. These are the real questions.

Thank your Professor Peterson for your continued service & commitment. x HC

This was one of my favorite lectures.

I'd still be lost trying to make sense of everything if it wasn't for you. Thanks again Jordan. We all have our flaws, and hit rough patches... You helped unlock my best... As perfectly imperfect as I may be 💛

Seems like its time to get in some cardio now and then. Thank you again Dr. Peterson.

I was so worried about looking unintelligent or dumb that I didn’t do anything so I wouldn’t be found out. But it’s ok to try, look clueless, fail, learn and then try again. It’s the only way to gain intelligence or be good at something, people aren’t experts on the first try. That’s what I always believed that if I wasn’t good at something right away then I didn’t want to try for fear of looking dumb. I’m still working on being ok being clueless about something in front of people in school, but that’s what I’m there for is to learn something I don’t know. I’m still wrestling with it for sure. I’m judgmental about myself and others so I fear others judgment because I know I’m capable of it towards others. I’m learning to be more compassionate and nonjudgmental because it’s tiring and anxiety provoking being worried about every little detail about myself and others faults. I’m going to keep trying.

@AllieMoonSailor

4 жыл бұрын

And hopefully succeeding after the failing, learning and trying again.

@joaitken123

3 жыл бұрын

It is tiring thinking too much about the small things about yourself so stop 🛑 get up each day and practise not caring about the small stuff as everything takes daily practice not just getting educated. Changing how you think about yourself and others takes daily practice too so every day try and not compare with others it’s a waste of time and will make you miserable and shake off the negative thoughts when they come....superiority and inferiority does not exist. Be strong and stand tall an one day you’ll be bullet proof. Good luck mate♥️

The first 20 seconds of this video are incredible.

So happy to be able to access this level of content free of charge!

Dear Dr. Peterson, thanks a lot for your excellent job!

I can listen this man talk for hours.

10-12 usages, depending on definition of "new usage" for the task at the end. Bookrest, paperweight, counter weight when weighing or lifting things, using it to put things on so things are higher from table/ground, musical instrument, door stop, model to shape self-made gift boxes around, foot rest, as a ruler when drawing, stabilizer for furniture.

Professor Peterson delivers yet another exquisite and passionate felt lecture, but at 26:49 he might have been referring to Howard Gardner, rather than Martin Gardner.

@RamonThomas

7 жыл бұрын

You are right. I admire how Dr Peterson holds no punches to expose pseudoscience

What I find most interesting about your lecture is the truth I live and seen what your talking about when it comes to intelligent

Thanks Dr Peterson!

Excellent explanation of how seeing differently with regards to artistic rendering is applied. One of the largest hurdles to getting people to learn to draw is having them let go of their abstractions of the object and instead looking directly at the object and drawing what is there.

@Chestnut-xm2pv

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. I, myself, have been a talented artist all of my life, and I have never looked at it this way before. Moreso, I accepted it as implicit, so I didn't bother putting it into words. The idea is my mind's dismantlement.

@davelawson04

Жыл бұрын

So our intelligence is our downfall ?!

I'd love to get a class credit for all these wonderful lectures: offer a quiz/test and credit? Lovely, brilliant man. A rich, dense culture, education, vulnerability and more.

Hearing the description of Raven's Matrices tests ... yea ... I'd be a happy person doing those all day. ;) I love me some pattern puzzles!

It's even cooler that you have the capacity to be grateful and that you took the time to express it. And that you can read and write.

Thank you Jordan, thank you.

My mother had a friend who was one of the most amazing human beings that I've ever known. She has an IQ of 85. She's barely literate. She writes and spells about the same as your average fourth grader. But she's the most conscientious people I've ever met in my life. She has a work ethic like no one else. It took a little more care to teach her a job, but once she had it down, she worked like a machine. (She's retired now) Her house is orderly and immaculate. She worked lots of jobs and she quickly became the MVP. She had a job at at gas station for awhile and the shelves were perfectly stocked, the bathrooms were immaculate, and the windows practically sparkled after her shift was done. She never stopped, never took a break. She just moved through the checklist then continued to clean after that was done. She was a faithful wife and a loving mom. A wonderful, loyal friend. She's in her 70's now and a widow and I'd say that she's had a very successful life. One of her grandsons moved to China to teach English and she has faithfully sent him a letter, a small gift, and a bit of money every week. He's been there for over a decade and she hasn't missed a week. He adores her above all others and looks forward to her little notes and presents. I've known some brilliant people who've led ruinous, short lives. She's made me reassess the definition of the word 'success.' We're all told to reach for the brass ring, but what's wrong with a nice, steady life with lots of dedicated love? Why isn't that enough for most of us? We don't pay attention to the little, daily things. We neglect our lives in so many ways. We're so focused on this grand picture and we're missing the daily joys that good order brings. I'm as guilty as the next person. But I think of her from time to time and that reminds me to bring some order and balance into my life. There's nothing wrong with focusing on pushing back the chaos.

@trevorsoh2130

2 жыл бұрын

Wow I like this message. Heartfelt and thoughtful.

Great lecture. So many really good moments

@usacut6968

Жыл бұрын

European-profit-diggers? This lecture has been infested and mutilated with rotten commercials by profiteers and crypto fascists. Again: this lecture was screwed up by European profiteers.

44:40 /.... “what shall we do with a significant portion of the population living under “enforced leisure “- NYC - has been under recommended containment since March 2020 bc of the Covid 19 event ... Interesting development - since this lecture is dated 5 years previous .:

@mymeattypebeats2015

2 жыл бұрын

I genuinely laughed out loud when this statement played across my headphones, as my mind immediately jumped to the conclusion you have also drawn. I hope he, and his students (that even remember this specific question/statement) have their answer now.

Congratulations on your ethical course achievements. Thank you for amazing lectures. ✝️❤️

@obsideonyx7604

9 ай бұрын

I can't tell if this is sarcasm because the joke went over your head or it's a joke going over _my_ head lol

@Cinderella227

9 ай бұрын

@@obsideonyx7604 I actually had to go back and view the KZread again. My comment was beyond obvious. Clear as day when I’m being sarcastic or facetious on KZread. Thank you for your humorous comment. Have a wonderful and blessed day. ✝️🙏🏻

Amazing lecture! Shakening the western world!

I love you!!! great intro!!!!

Loved it!

thanks! interesting lecture

What a treat!!! Thank you

Thank you for giving access to your lectures. Access to information via the Internet changed my life and your lectures have helped me in abundance. One thing about IQ tests I feel might be negative (if you want to look at it that way), is that there are many people in the world without access to information; moreover many people aren't even taught how to effectively evaluate information to grow their understanding capabilities. I grew up in a situation where I faced this adversity and had to teach myself pretty much most of the fundamental things I needed to know to live a meaningful life and to rid myself of inherited pathology. It's an adversity I still face, however I feel lucky I have the means to face it. I don't think that makes me exceptional in any way from anyone else; simply that I am fortunate to have the means to do so. The question I would therefore ask is: is IQ basically just differentiating people with access to information and the knowledge of how to properly evaluate that information, from the people who do not? If so, doesn't it largely highlight the gap of wealth disparity since poverty contributes towards lack of opportunity in general but specifically in this case lack of opportunity to be educated by high quality intellectuals? How do we determine what differentiates a person with really good understanding from a person with poor understanding? In other words, isn't every individual capable of pretty much the same things through specific nurture? If equal opportunity truly existed, then wouldn't peoples IQ have very little variation?

You can work extra hard and stay with the people who have a higher IQ than you for awhile, like for the time it takes to graduate from college with good grades. But you can't do it for your entire life, and at some point you have to find your own level so you can have an enjoyable life.

I love you stop listen to you and flow it out 🤟🏼🥂

Can Gogh’s old boots was my profile pic for a long time… love this man ❤️

Thank God this lecture is free

1:15:12 To build to throw to open to close to break a part to make into two to make into three to make into many( infinite number of uses/and particles) to create dust to create mess to create havoc

My first response to the 'uses of a brick' exercise was "to throw at the police"....divergent thinking Northern Ireland style.

@denniswachira4204

3 жыл бұрын

Mine was to sit on it..haha classic African reaction

That jab at the beginning about ethics got me!!

Damn. Powerful Jordan Peterson

This man. ❤️

Jordan's comments about individuals who are intelligent, possibly creative but for whatever reason didn't manage to get on in life was very interesting to say the least. I'd like him to delve more into that topic if possible.

That one person is himself. And stop hating on the Coke. People sure do like telling others what they can and cannot do.

@simbadraven5915

5 жыл бұрын

Damn true.

i have created some creativity maps, i would like to show Dr. Peterson . Love your work and presentations. God bless.

The creative test at the end is very similar to the game "Scattergories" and it's a blast in a group setting. Very challenging and lots of laughs.

Thank you

World is a better place because Jordan Peterson is in it he hands out hope as if it were candy in his pocket

0:19 literally immeasurable because it did absolutely nothing

@surelock3221

6 жыл бұрын

*because it was absolutely meaningless

@Rellikan

6 жыл бұрын

Maybe it's immeasurable and meaningless the same way something is priceless to someone?

@keegster7167

5 жыл бұрын

+Jordan Edwards Not in statistics. You can only say that it had no significant difference. That's what you'd be measuring with all the different factors that Jordan goes through (since he's one data point).

@photoallergic

5 жыл бұрын

0 is measurable and, if the value represents a difference (or "distance in a metric space" if you're uptight), indicates that no measurable effect has been found in an experiment. Peterson said "... has improved by an immeasurable amount", and that would be exactly 0, I got a good chuckle from that. So both perspectives are okay in my book - literally (ha!), it's in my lecture notes which have been published as a book - *but* you have to get your context right.

@cubeincubes

4 жыл бұрын

He goes on to explain how in science if something can’t be measured it doesn’t exist. Brilliant guy. He doesn’t waste words

Mr. Peterson, Thank you again for your support, i say always that “all our life we are learning”, the person that said that he know everything, he really stupid. I Always wanted to hear what other people saying, to make my decision.

Biggest fan. I like jordun way more than anyone else on here

how much of this stuff did this guy write on the ceiling?

@davidhyrman2763

6 жыл бұрын

bub7929 gods holding up the queue cards for him

@mzparker33sexy

6 жыл бұрын

bub7929 that’s how he thinks....who cares about how he looks or where he looks....your inability to think abstractly is showing....😂

@CD1127

5 жыл бұрын

ShellBell4497 perhaps your ability to understand a joke is showing? :)

@michaelnewman6936

4 жыл бұрын

@Takye Tom what do you mean by "mean?"

@swine13

3 жыл бұрын

@@michaelnewman6936 what do you mean by "what"?

15:00 those were fun tests to take... it was asking to explain the rule

56:20 and I'm drawing my hand while listening to this

I feel like Peterson has increased his ability to convey information effectively from when he did this lecture, which isn't all that surprising. I feel like it might be related to little tangents inside each topic or unfleshed out ideas. There's a good chance it's also me.

00 to 0:20. Oh! Now I understand

The perfect professor joke at the beginning.

As a "sufferer" of high IQ, how I like to refer it in my daily life, I'm saddened, that I never had teachers like you. Hopefully my new study will be better. Society sucks, I can't even openly talk about it with most people, without them thinking I'm arrogant or whatever, while I do struggle a lot. Thanks for the video, and thank you for making it free of charge!

@QuakoVide0

3 жыл бұрын

Story of my life, but it is even more sad when you realise at 30 that most of your relatioships were fake and abusive begining from your own mother

@DerJuvens

3 жыл бұрын

@@QuakoVide0 I’ve been very selective about my relationships, less trouble 🤷🏼‍♂️

@user-yg2hc1rx7g

2 жыл бұрын

"people who boast about their IQ are losers" - Stephen Hawking

@DerJuvens

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-yg2hc1rx7g people like you are the reason there’s a high suicidal rate among people with higher IQs. You make it near impossible to address or talk about the topic because you somehow feel offended by someone talking about their abilities that come with major downsides. Do you feel attacked if someone else states their problems and want to talk about it? Are you insecure about your own mental capabilities? Like what exactly is your issue? The only loser I see here is you for trying to make others feel bad. Might want to try the opposite one day and maybe even you can be a decent human being 👍🏻

@user-yg2hc1rx7g

2 жыл бұрын

@@DerJuvens I think I am not the one who is insecure here. And no, I don't feel attacked. I am just pointing out that people who cant make a step without boasting about how great they are, are often fairly rejected by society. (losers)

1:04:53 smart people are not necessarily better at regulating their behavior.

@meciocio

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah, but they sould. They jave no reason not to

@simbadraven5915

5 жыл бұрын

That is damn sure true.

@wondrousmindtrick8450

2 жыл бұрын

I know that from personal experience. Im an emotionally volitile, low status, high IQ, creative male with not enough conciousness to make something of myself career wise and a big part of me doesnt care about social status. Ive been lucky to get early with crypto but I have zero interest to flaunt any of that in my personal life and havent told anyone. Being in the crypto space for this long has made me realize just how some aspects of psychology works on a personal level because its a wild ride beyond belief. If you cant control fear and greed you will get swallowed up and spit out. Over time it has gotten better but its still a huge strain emotionally and I wonder many times if its worth it. Ive made so many costly mistakes that thinking about just how much money Ive lost from making emotional decisions could drive a person mad. I try not to.

0:10 jeez... tough crowd JP IS YOUR PROFESSOR GOD LIGHTEN UP

I like doctor Petersons lectures 👇 much

Mensa Results - IQ 127 ( SD 24 ) IQ 117 ( SD 16 ) Tested at Shrewsbury Library on the 2nd of July, 2016.

I learn't nothing until i passed beyond those school gates for the last time. I was definitely one of Jordan Peterson's "day-dreaming" creatives...so he's bang on the money in that area. The school year pupils before me left(mostly with a job), without qualifications. The year i left(1 year later..with qualifications...one or two in Maths and English) everybody i knew walked pretty much straight into an unemployment queue. Was it a disadvantage? Sure and massively to begin with, eventually. As we had ZERO money... but we had something of way more value for the long term...TIME TO THINK...and observe...total freedom. I went on to run two businesses. There were no Business Studies offered to me at school. I joined a small eye-opener of a Business course at 20(and the right inspirational tutor)..and ran my first business at 21 in Mobile Catering...what a grounding. Learning things parrot-fashion only works for one section of children. The rest were totally abandoned in my day and for the record, the abandoned ones were drawn naturally to business..mainly because they couldn't get jobs due to not being able to produce qualifications, due to not being able to pass "parrot-fashion" exams....oh, the irony. Come to think about it, when i went to some grotty school re-union about twenty years after we left, it became very noticeable that the Business runners ended up drifting together in that hall by the end of the evening. The rest, mainly seemed really bored or boring to be around. Most told me they were in jobs the hated....again, irony, they were mostly the "parrot-fashion successes". It sure was interesting. To add to the evening, the former head boy, who had ended up with the head girl(two of the most qualified to leave school) seemed utterly bored with each other. They came over as if they'd never really left school...mmmmm.

BTW, Peterson makes an apparent mistake referring to "Martin Gardner", a mathematics and science write who claimed to have the highest recorded IQ (according to one source), and one "Howard Gardner", a developmental psychologist critical of traditional measures of intelligence like the IQ test, and who formulated an alternative known as "theory of multiple intelligences" (just for anyone else at home who likes to look up references in these videos)

1min Brick test: When accounting for similar ideas, or usual ideas my 9 uses of a brick goes down to 2 unique ideas, one of which is very unique while the other could be thought up by another person give time and situation.

Whoever you are who can't sleep tonight, is tired or sad, believe that there will be tomorrow that will light up your beautiful days. You just need to endure a little more, a little more, and a little more ... Thank you for being patient, thank you for being able to survive. And as you read this, promise yourself that you will be able to get through your toughest days in the future. Promise to keep smiling, no matter how you are ... You deserve to be happy :)

5:20 EXERCISE FOR INTELLIGENCE

Mensa Results - IQ 127 ( SD 24 ) IQ 117 ( SD 16 ) Tested at Shrewsbury Library on the 2nd of July, 2016. I would have scored more but things went wrong because I was knackered.

Jordan, thanks for existing! Man if only I could talk to you cause I have too many questions about life I’d love to ask you. Come teach in the valley of California so I can pick your brain lol

muchas gracias, aunque no puedo ir a la U por este medio puedo aprender algunas cosas muy interesantes.

My EQ is off the charts!! detective...intention and retention .....been able too figureout where things were left!! Empathic.. creative...extrovert!@!!***

@Subtlenimbus

5 жыл бұрын

My EQ is generally flat with a bump in the 100hz vicinity.

Dr. Peterson gets my vote. I've listened to all his posted videos. I love the way some people are so quick to judge when they hear something they don't like. I hate political correctness. And those few who genuinely speak their truths are always politically incorrect. Jesus was politically incorrect. So afraid are they of hurting people's feelings; I say let their feeling be hurt. If anything I say offends you, that means I have power and control of your emotions. Nobody controls my emotions. That doesn't mean I don't get angry when there is cause to be angry, but my anger is something YOU feel. A FORCE! About offences, Jesus said, "The offence is IN YOU! And since it is in you, I can pull it out of you if I want to; and, no, I don't even need a reason. Comedians do it all the time, and get paid for it. Comedians are Prophets with a humorous side. A Prophet, or Poet, simply calls it as he sees it, and people either laugh or cry or get angry. Madison Avenue does it every second of the day. The politicians pull it out of you to divide you from your fellow Homo Sapiens. Homo Sapiens are not Human Beings. Homo Sapiens are simply a field of possibilities, one of which is to grow into Conscious Human Beings of Light, which is a word for Consciousness. "You are the light of the world." Forget the words I use. What's the old saying? It's not what you say, but how you say it? If I am writing from a Conscious Source, then this writing would be what the Forth Way calls a 'B' Influence. 'A' Influences are the influences of ordinary every day life. When you meet a Conscious Being, you will not know that he or she is one. But you cannot refute them. When you are in the presence of a Conscious Being, he or she brings you up their level in the Moment connects with you soul to soul: that's Intimacy in it's deepest meaning. Don't take it too literally. "Wide is the gate and broad is the way to that leads to destruction, and many there be which go in thereat." And they go as failed experiments in Conscious Evolution. "Many are called, few are chosen." Creation and Evolution are two side of the same coin. Only one sperm in millions, or is it billions, gets to fertilized the egg. New experiment under way.

I did the brick test at the end. I only have 7, i think its because i write slowly and get hung up in spelling. My best one was "letter delivery system."

@SlayerO013

6 жыл бұрын

One of mine was " to stuff in your pants if you are skeptical about the whole size doesn't matter thing." :P

@Cobra0798

6 жыл бұрын

I came up with "murder weapon" before I thought of paperweight. Is this concerning?

This is like a warm ray of light in an otherwise cold damp dark cave that aint seen the light of day in about 25yrs.

One of his best lectures in this course.

@usacut6968

Жыл бұрын

European-profit-diggers? This lecture has been infested and mutilated with rotten commercials by profiteers and crypto fascists. Again: this lecture was screwed up by European profiteers.

Wonderful, thank you! I’m left wondering if it’s our ability to learn that decreases with age, or our desire and/or willingness to learn.

i genuinely thought of using the brick as a basis for toothpaste if you ground it down and used the grounding it down to make a sundial. thank you Les Stroud.

Cant believe i just kept listening to the whole thing

Hiring practices are very trivial between incompetent HR staff and test methods who don't really work as they should, but that's why there's the trial period when you get hired so your performances can get evaluated and see changes have to be made.

5:50 That's why I enjoy playing rainbow six siege, it's the only game i ever play. It's fun when you're high in spatial awareness.

There are 3 queen size beds at the Camano place too.

41:00 im really smart and good with a computer... your right I would say Im pretty set

Uses: pumice stone, throw to injure or murder, drown like in a witch trial, play spin the bootle if u get it on the right surface, to hold up books, door stopper, coaster/place mat, to build obviously lol (took me a while to get to that), anchor something in a lake maybe (perhaps to similar to drowning), draw like chalk, stool or step, instrument albeit not a very good one, foot rest, ruler. Didn’t get paperweight actually 😂

He is so funny and his students don't even laugh! My stats prof made me laugh so hard my cheeks hurt after class, and it's the same dry humor as Peterson, love it! Dr Porter, "Where is the area of rejection?... Usually you'll find me there at a bar on a Friday night" 😂😂

@Chestnut-xm2pv

Жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@deannabanman243

Жыл бұрын

@@Chestnut-xm2pv glad someone else gets it 😅😅

@Chestnut-xm2pv

Жыл бұрын

@@deannabanman243 Yesyesyes. It's a masterpiece!

Winnipeg Manitoba Canada 🇨🇦