Brilliant. Physics, biology, chemistry and psychology in one lecture. Together with some down to earth advice.

@green_tea_smoker2.0

2 жыл бұрын

And comedy too

I was thinking a lot about concepts explained in this lecture (and the ones before this one). It is so impressive how these concepts are connecting together. A lot confusion I was experiencing, is gone already. A big thank you for uploading the recordings.

Thank you so much professor, love your seminars and feels like its deepening my own understanding and others ! And THAT is a true Gift 🕊

I love Dr. Jordan Peterson

I love seeing the influence of Heidegger and Nietzsche in your thinking, you opened this lecture with an anecdote about the computer breaking that was exactly like Heideggers 'Presence-at-hand', what a great way to relate it to the way the brain works. I studied Heidegger a lot in undergrad school but my professors were never able to bring the subjects alive as you are doing.

@chumbucket66

7 жыл бұрын

Sam Hyde ... is that you?

@johnnyolson258

7 жыл бұрын

chumbucket66 it's a real shame he killed all those people

hope we didn't miss anything too important at the end, it seemed to have got cut off about 25 mins early

@CorySee

7 жыл бұрын

Judging by the seeming importance of almost every other word he uses, I'd say we probably missed loads of insight :'(.

@threestars7561

7 жыл бұрын

My day is ruined :(

@manguy2000

6 жыл бұрын

Don't forget he has the same class series from other years posted. I am pretty sure its the same structure and content.

@oshdad6

2 жыл бұрын

C@@CorySee ?b

Fantastic yet again! Been following you from sweden a little while now! Thank you for uploading these lectures!

@dylanmaher5120

8 жыл бұрын

+Jordan B Peterson question about becoming a $10 patron: is the electronic version of Maps of Meaning available for download or do you only have access to it as long for as long as your remain a patron? also, you have some comments starting to pile up on the discussion page of your youtube channel...

@dylanmaher5120

8 жыл бұрын

+Jordan B Peterson wow sold. thanks!

@dylanmaher5120

8 жыл бұрын

+Jordan B Peterson My account was charged the $10 for the pdf and login for self-authoring. How do I go about getting these?

51:23. Douglas Adams called it the SEP of Someone Elses Problem field.

@stvbrsn

5 жыл бұрын

mark boggs I am so gratified to hear you reference this! I employ SEP fields all the time, and even occasionally mention it in polite conversation, just to see if anyone’s paying attention (nobody ever is).

Im really enjoying your lectures, big thanks for sharing them. Lecture 11 the end is missing, just so you know it.

@RinoRemover

5 жыл бұрын

Is this the last part of the series? I don't see anything else

why is the end gone?

Looked up Carcassonne after years of listening to this lecture.

He says at 38.42 positive or negative "valence". I looked it up and it's a drape or chemistry. I guess he means it like a positive or negative filter but I've never heard it used like that before

@roddydykes7053

4 жыл бұрын

Jack Tomlinson it’s more common than you think then, it’s use in phrases like this sometimes, he could’ve said “shade” or “flavour” as well here

20:20 Nervous system ≠Brain. Your brain is in your head, that's the central nervous system. The periphery nervous system is located outside of your brain. I mean that's literally partially how it's defined.

You uploaded this lecture 3 times

I don`t like tuna either. It contains large amounts of heavy metals and environmental poisons. And it might even contain Fukushima radiation.

Continuation of this lecture maybe: kzread.info/dash/bejne/o2Vpx7ayg9G9qMY.html

@thevanted99

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, much appritiated

what was it that got him in controversy in the first place?

@someonlinevideos

5 жыл бұрын

Mr. Cutting he said he didn’t want the government affirmatively mandating his speech. The stance in itself is not controversial to anyone. The controversial part is the affirmatively mandated speech was gender pronouns, hence the backlash from activists. His stance on LBGT is not in any way controversial as some may slanderously imply, or if it is, I have seen no evidence to point to the contrary. Let me know if any questions.

@mariaguzman1552

3 жыл бұрын

He said he would not use compelled speech of transgender pronouns. There is approximately 47 pronouns a person could be called. Example, Zer, They and many more. If you don’t use one of those pronouns, you could get fired.

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A virus is not smaller as DNA. Small inaccuracies besides, love your classes :)

19:50 well google says you're wrong, goldfish in captivity can live for about 10 years and in the wild they live for about 25. The oldest goldfish to have ever been recorded was 43

@Macross0688

4 жыл бұрын

I think that he is reffering to this: " www.fishlaboratory.com/fish/koi-hanako-longest-living-fish-ever " sort of fishes

I hope you never get sycacley attacked

i remember you sayng hi am from game of throne

Hmm 🤔 maybe that is one of the reasons people who are close to death 💀 refuse to eat the emotion regulators for hunger.I mean this very well be one of the reasons plus the biological ones isn’t it?

I don't care if a thousand sherpas climbed Mt. Doom to get that can of tuna, fish for breakfast is just wrong.

What would society look like if machines ran most jobs allowing people to explore while not worrying about food, shelter, etc.? Would it be like Wall E only on earth and with fewer fat humans or would we get bored and fight just to have a challenge?

@AnarchistMetalhead

6 жыл бұрын

i think for society at large that would cause a situation worse than idiocracy, with gangs of morons fighting over the most meaningless nonsense, but a few anti technology rural communities remaining, and some intellectuals withdrawing to similarly remote retreats

damn dude, the earth is flat tho :( :( :(

@sam2026

6 жыл бұрын

Svendabs explain solar eclipses?

Coca Cola withdrew their sponsorship?