I took Saad's class in university and it was my favorite class I ever took. Straight facts

@fukinbith

3 жыл бұрын

Was it for masters at jmsb?

@pavelsokov

3 жыл бұрын

@@fukinbith bachelors of marketing at jmsb

@zxyatiywariii8

3 жыл бұрын

@@pavelsokov Wow I envy you so much! I'd love to take a class of Saad's, and be able to discuss things with him in person. He's one of the most brilliant people I've ever heard; and we desperately need more brilliant, logical, fearlessly-truthful educators.

@caiomeirinho6383

3 жыл бұрын

ME TOO!

Always speak the truth. Don't be a coward. Stand up for yourself. If the emperor looks naked, the emperor IS naked. Don't let people gaslight you. These are all advices I will give my children one day.

@georgelyden

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely Beautiful :-)

@gajanannilvarn8022

3 жыл бұрын

Wow that is awesome they would be very happy and curougeous and sucessful in life.

@augustusbetucius1572

3 жыл бұрын

Advices? This is advice I will give...

@AjayMathur

3 жыл бұрын

Powerful but be careful on these... kids are more malleable than we think 🤔

@sandrakarwel

3 жыл бұрын

Advice until it is tested. Which then fails and is only stupid advice.

“Every man has inside himself a parasitic being who is acting not at all to his advantage.” - William S. Burroughs

I think Tom maybe has listened to everyone's comments about him letting his guest speak and not being interrupted. Great interview Tom keep up the good work!

@dawesketj8842

3 жыл бұрын

But this is actually not an interview it’s conversations with tom!

@TheRolfenize

3 жыл бұрын

Now f it down a bit and I would go to perfect rating! Content really valuable as always

@sherrieabraham6885

3 жыл бұрын

Daw The reason for having “experts” come on is for the interviewer (yes it is Toms job to interview). so the expert can share his view and provide the subscriber with more than what’s in Toms head. Of course it’s an interview.

"Peacocking thru bull-shitting." " If you can't dazzle them with brilliance, bamboozle them with bull-shit". "If you believe it, it's not a lie." I know of someone like that.

Tom’s channel is LITERALLY the only channel I’m TOTALLY cool with getting ads from. He provides SO much value, its only fair

Love Gaad and furthermore I love that Tom is now fighting the good fight and bringing rational, evidence-based ideas to the forefront.

‘The perception of reality is stronger than reality itself’ - Greg Plitt

@LBJTV

3 жыл бұрын

You're right, most people really think things happen by chance in the world and then there are those who think critically and realize it's all a script.

@omnificent15

3 жыл бұрын

No vibration exist outside of the percaiver.

@samweller2099

3 жыл бұрын

I can outrun that train- also Gregg Plitt....

@mrroberts9230

3 жыл бұрын

That agrees with the first statement...

@omnificent15

3 жыл бұрын

Well, it's interesting how this Greg managed to measure the reality first and then the perception, and then compare them on unknown scale..

If you are reading this remember that you are strong, beautiful and loved! The pain ends, be strong! I love you!❤

@enzosperandio9481

3 жыл бұрын

Loads of love to you aswell 😏

@n.mourad2848

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, I too was there. The pain does end

@rawfoodphilosophy7061

3 жыл бұрын

The pain ends when you're dead. The reason people say God doesn't give you more than you can take is because all the people who are dead have been given way way way too much way more than can take and they're dead

@david.walters

3 жыл бұрын

@@enzosperandio9481 ❤️

@david.walters

3 жыл бұрын

@@n.mourad2848 ❤️

In the wee hours of the morning....I tune in to this because I think it will BORE ME to sleep....but I haven't BLINKED in an HOUR !

24:00 i am blown away! Signaling with confusion and bs... its abundant in our field too software engineering

@neology81

3 жыл бұрын

Hahaha! It's a requirement for being in any managerial position 😋

@EmileAI

3 жыл бұрын

Wow incredible to find you here haha

I am Lebanese, I am so sorry for the real threats Dr. Saad had in his home town. We still have the sectarian rule and we are suffering beyond belief. Beirut - Lebanon is bleeding to this day. I was born during the war and I really don't want to die in war. We need help even if some people are supporting the Mafia that is our government. We lost people like Professor Saad and we are bleeding the rest. Help us!

@jupitermoongauge4055

3 жыл бұрын

I wish he had never left Lebanon. He is a far right pseudo intellectual hack.

@royroye1643

2 жыл бұрын

An out-of-the-box solution is for southern Lebanon to be annexed by Israel. Compare the plight of Syrians in Golan vs Syria. Anyone who wants to be annexed should move to the south.

I get it about virtue signally. I can see in myself that I do not say my truth because I do not want to lose friends. I must exercise courage.

I think these days our minds tend to be very extroverted - we're focused too much on deriving happiness externally rather than internally. I hope you find that peace within ❤️

One of your best guests that doesn’t speak in circles and dispelled the propaganda about truth and forced political correctness 👌🏼

Great video! It's so important to guard your mind against these kinds of negative influences. The media you watch, the people you hand out with, and everything you consume in general is going to have a huge effect. Even the type of music you listen to is basically hypnotizing you into a certain world view. Be proactive and surround yourself with people who inspire you, music that elevates your mood, and media that is informative but not fear-mongering.

@diannemcbeth7428

3 жыл бұрын

The challenge, of course, is that parasitically infested minds don't recognize what is good, true, virtuous and worthy of deep thought and value.

@sickosage9736

2 жыл бұрын

Same thoughts

@DixonDixon65

2 жыл бұрын

❤❤❤💯

Love Gad Saad. Found the Sharia identity value scale and Identity Politics comparison very profound. Thinking maybe it can help open a few eyes to the consequences of IP.

I see many criticizing Dr. Saad for perhaps not speaking in a politically correct fashion. He's admirable to express the way he does. This is what it will take to change our future. Thank you Dr Saad

@kellycalvert3941

3 жыл бұрын

Absofreakinglutely!!! I am thrilled to have heard him for the first time today.

@natiagelatia7128

3 жыл бұрын

Are you sure? :D Because it didn't change anything for centuries ))

@natiagelatia7128

3 жыл бұрын

If the "politically correct fashion" is something that saves millions from oppression and mental debilitating I am accepting it regardless of the word "fashion" has a notorious reputation.

Gad is Yoda in this interview. Love gad saad, what an absolute treasure.

WOW! This was my first experience with Gad Saad and it definitely will not be my last! Man, I wish he could give this same speech at every single college here in the USA. I can't wait to listen to his book on Audible! Thanks Tom :)

Tom's best-ever guest. Given the show's PC bias, or at least Tom's habit of charting the course of lesser resistance, I am surprised he would allow someone so heretical on his show.

@Ikr2025

3 жыл бұрын

William Getty - its a sign of how intense the pressure between the left & right is getting - forcing people’s backs against the wall I guess. Can’t be PC indefinitely if you value truth.

@siddhartha_1

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed. He also had Bret weinstein and Coleman Hughes on recently, so Tom's been waking up and it's refreshing.

@joan3891

3 жыл бұрын

PC is hive mind thinking, dull and monotonous, not to mention stunts growth or worse.

I LOVE that this conversation is so thick with ideas that I have to rewind parts, look things up, and really ponder parts of it to try to understand.

@livestrong1976

3 жыл бұрын

I love listening to ideas also, what the scary thing is, is that you think that you REALLY get some of these things as if they are all true, but then a year or so later they completely change their mind about the topics and your kinda like WTF. Remember we were taught in school that Pluto was a planet and we were so SMART because we knew all of the planets especially the smallest and furthest away. Then years and years later, someone decided that, hey that Pluto thing that you thought was a planet, oh it's not. I know that may not be a great reply, I just find the older I get and start questioning things and what the truth is and what it isn't, I'm really not for sure what is real, it's as if, if you can explain something really well and believe in what you are saying people will often follow. It's amusing and scary all wrapped up together. I wasn't bashing your thoughts or anything, just curious if you found the same things true on what you ponder about, what's real and whats not. Things can change so fast, it's all in a single thought..

@TheZGALa

3 жыл бұрын

@@livestrong1976 Yes...I wrote and self-published a playful autobiographical/philosophy book (47 Truths--it is on Amazon) which is kinda terrible in many ways, by my own "book standards" but in which I tried to explore a similar conclusion, which is that the truth is all made up, is a fluid evolutionary process, and just like butterflies, can be beautiful, depending on your perspective, yet dead and soon dusty as soon as you try to 'pin it down' on a piece of cardboard. To me truth is a human construct, which requires our participation in it to maintain its tenuous existence. I suppose through the lens of the above conversation, that probably makes me something of a post modernist. Things are what they are, and also, our perceptions and explanations of them are highly dependant on lenses, conditioning, perceptions, and other 'equipment'. Thanks for the thoughtful comment. I appreciate you!

Your humility resonates with everyone who would like to be more, do more, have more...... Your platform provides opportunities for personal growth, at every level. I respect your commitment to humanity by offering across the board, unbiased educational experiences.

Wow I'm able to understand my husband so much better because of this. He is all about freedom and truth.

@brianmarshall3931

3 жыл бұрын

Good on you!

@kevinbmorgan

3 жыл бұрын

Make sure you tell him!

@JoseDiaz-rd9fh

2 жыл бұрын

Women have so much power to change the world for better. It's as simple as rewarding The Men who hold up values such as freedom and Truth no matter the cost in the highest esteem. This is something our elders of the past knew very well. Which is why women's conduct and character was so tightly regulated. The men that women choose in their most fertile years ultimately determines the direction of society for better or worse

Thank Tom you for your bravery in putting this out there.

Dr Gad Saad is one of my favorite ppl on the planet.

Oh my gosh! I remember your guest from a Marketing class at MCGill in the late 80s! So cool! Way to go Gad!

This is absolutely terrifying. The calculated, conscious, premeditated perpetration of intellectual and moral confusion to gain personal prestige by fabricating the "illusion of explanatory profundity." Heaven help us.

@kempakarlsson

3 жыл бұрын

@Earl Turner "co-ethnic" lol

@JnTmarie

3 жыл бұрын

Huh? Know your own basic truths and hold on to them when life whips you around. Be kind, courageous and stay on course. Have compassion if you don’t.

@kellycalvert3941

3 жыл бұрын

"If you can't dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with Bullshit!! I had it written down to send here a microsecond before you said it Tom. I love it!! I had the same thought as you my mentor and teacher!! Lol 😆 You and Lisa are two of my favorite humans!

@kellycalvert3941

3 жыл бұрын

I think that is the prerequisite needed for being a cult leader. Hmm... have we seen anyone like that around recently? Hmm..🤔

Great show - Tom, thank you for bringing on Gad Saad and having this discussion. Bravery begets bravery and these conversations need to be had.

I enjoyed this interview immensely! Learning new things and being introduced to new people is what gets me jumping out of bed every morning, Thank you for introducing yet another amazing human!

Dr. Saad is my new hero.

We have been comfortable in the US for a long time. Thank you for an open and interesting conversation that explore issues in our country!

@samobrien3829

3 жыл бұрын

Anna, YOU are truly an AMAZING person! Keep being the awesome person you are, and never lose sight of your DREAMS! I believe in you, and I know you can accomplish anything in this world! Much love Anna!!

This episode is one of my favorites! This is my first introduction to Mr. Saad and I'm grateful that I did. Tom, thank you for providing consistent value. Thank you.

I am a first time viewer. Having listened to the first hour my brain is so stimulated I am having to take a break to incorporate all the ideas. These ideas are matching up observations with understanding coming together in an enormous AH I get it. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

@LiberateHERLegacy

3 жыл бұрын

You have so much to listen to which is so exciting! Tom supplies unbelievable guests and information! I am so humbled at the brilliance of his guests and all that they share!

This is probably the most engaging and thought-provoking interview on IT that I have seen to date. And incidentally the book review on Amazon is scoring 4.8.

Many thanks, Tom, you rattling my preconceived BS I have feed most part of my life so far, many thanks

SOOOO happy to see Saad here!!!! :D

This was absolutely fantastic and gave me a ton of perspective on many things pertaining to the current state of our world. Love these conversation with Tom episodes. My favorite thing to watch of anything on youtube! Keep up the good work❤️

Gad Saad was at the top of his game on this one

This was a profound conversation. Thanks Tom for always pushing the boundaries of our understanding

Thank you for this brilliant and much needed and brave conversation. "For a signal to be truly honest, it has to be costly". Wow. Can't wait to read the book.

Definitely do not agree with the majority of what Dr. Saad says but very grateful to take this as an opportunity to try to listen and understand another perspective / view very, very different than my own. Always a skill set worth growing!

@ap3shhh

3 жыл бұрын

I'm in the same boat as you with hearing from different perspectives as Im aware I do have blinders on when searching for content that acknowledges my bias. What don't you agree with specifically? I feel like most of his opinions draw from a study.

@sunnydlight2375

3 жыл бұрын

@@ap3shhh Because she is a 'woke female', and has to double down on the 'accepted brunch thought' of the other woke females around her. She is under the same spell as so many other american western females of herd validation. Even hearing truth and knowledge, one MUST DOUBLE DOWN for it is an acceptance of a bigger Truth that shines on the shadows they dwell in. A truth their deep insides know to be true. This is the conflict (and tragedy) of the modern millennial urban north american female.

@impancaking

3 жыл бұрын

@@sunnydlight2375 😂 you got that much from so little? Doth project too much 😂😂😂

@charlesbaha5298

3 жыл бұрын

Except his perspective is from someone who has studied this stuff and he is likely just more intelligent than you

I thoroughly enjoyed this conversation. I'm Lebanese - Canadian, raised Catholic. Spent many summers in Lebanon where I witnessed first hand what I initially thought was a delusion amongst the ppl. Children are told that mommy and daddy are in pain because of the Jewish, or the Muslim, or whichever one of the other 18 religions that exists in the country, that the ppl can blame their misery on. Compassion is not (yet) part of the culture. When young kids are fed these ideas and beliefs (whether true or not) at an age when their brains are still very plastic, the result is the havoc that exists amongst the adult population.

I love him!! Canada is so lucky to have such a patriot man

I cannot thank you enough for having this conversation.

Fantastic conversation, Tom and Gad! Thank you for continuing to create content that is 100% worth my time to consume, Tom. I see a lot of myself in the stories you’ve told; and in the drive you have to learn, implement, and grow every day. Thank you!

Always a great time when you’re in conversation with Gad Saad!

AWESOME INTERVIEW! Thanks Tom and Gad! ❤🙏

Thank you for this chat. It is the explanatory of what is going on in our country today and you both broke it down so well.

This is one of the best talks ever. I learned so much. Thank you Gad and Tom!

Love the content Tom. Always thought provoking and important issues we need to be discussing.

What an important topic!! Very glad you are shedding such a brilliant light on it. In our troubled times its so important to help us keep healthy and "parasite free". I lead an incredibly simple life, yet I feel I get "infected". I can see how those that have a hectic, busy life can easily fall victim of this.

This conversation is so incredibly profound that it took me back to my grad school critical theory class. Shedding light on confounding theories and making sense of it Thank you Tom for bringing this💜

Outstanding conversation - thank you Dr. Saad & thank you, Tom!

Tom.. i have been following you for quite some time now. Your mind and your intelect has evolved so much. Your communication skills and knowledge of how to leed a conversation is a pleasure to observe. " The person who ask most questions control the conversation" You have my respect

Can't get enough of Saad.

As is so far always the case, I appreciate your conversations and your sharing of them very much. Thank you Tom, and thank you Gad!

Welcome Gad ! Thanks for bringing so much value into our life (physics is being human). Hardwired vs changeable ..i think awareness is the key coz without awareness we won't know what's hardwired anyways

ways to protect your brain-and your thinking power👍 Get regular exercise. Control your risk for heart problems Manage your blood sugar levels. Reduce or stop using certain medications. Protect against hearing loss and social isolation. Limit stress and get the sleep you need

@carldrogo9492

2 жыл бұрын

To protect your brain?! 👎

Knowledge is power and I am samurai, life is more than meets the eye!

I learned a lot from this conversation. Please give us more. Much thanks to Dr. Saad and Tom.

One of my favorite quests Tom has ever had on the show. It was such an engaging talk. I am grateful that Gad has written the book that I lack the full knowledge and intellect to write myself Thank you so much

Massive respect to Tom for treading these paths.

Yassss!! Greattttt convooo!! Powerful. A must watch.

I need to watch this again. Thank you both.

Loved everything both of you said. Great back and forth. Long live kindred spirits!!!! :) thank you for everything you do

Another Great Video Tom. Love to watch your episodes.

Adding this one to my “best ones from TB” list. Very informative! Well done!

Tom, love your willingness for risk in the pursuit of deeper understanding.

minute 55:00 is GOLD! The key to universal human understanding ! 👌🏻 Thank you!

@z1sania

3 жыл бұрын

Again.. 1:13:00 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

What an absolutely brilliant conversation. Excellent

"Instantiation" I'm dedicating the remainder of my life to working that word into a conversation somehow.

@reconstruct23

3 жыл бұрын

It’s used a lot in object oriented programming

Great interview, looking foward to reading his work

I loved this interview Tom, also you looked as If you were really enjoying it. I look forward to reading the new book, Gad Saad is such an interesting man. I love your work Tom, Thank you.

What a great guest! Loved listening to Gad! Thank you for this valuable content. 👍🏻♥️

So much to absorb- will have to watch it again. Thank you for this video.

This is by far one of the best interviews I've ever watched! Ever! I'm so fucking grateful for this channel. I've been through some pretty amazing and some pretty rough shit. This channel makes me want to be better in everything I experience.

Those show notes with time stamps are fire! Thank you for taking the time to do that for us all.

@samobrien3829

3 жыл бұрын

YOU are truly an AMAZING person! Keep being the awesome person you are, and never lose sight of your DREAMS! I believe in you, and I know you can accomplish anything in this world! Much love!

@CountryFriedZen

3 жыл бұрын

@@samobrien3829, thanks man! And back at ya. I believe if I can truly see it in my mind, and feel it with my emotions, then I can eventually hold it in my hand!

@CountryFriedZen

3 жыл бұрын

PS - “just breathe, mother f***er!”

I just love Dr. Saad! Thanks for the talk:)

Good interview, Tom. You know how to do it, and I honour your humility.

Really enjoyed this interview. Ordering the book now. Thank you Tom!!

@samobrien3829

3 жыл бұрын

Alex, YOU are truly an AMAZING person! Keep being the awesome person you are, and never lose sight of your DREAMS! I believe in you, and I know you can accomplish anything in this world! Much love Alex!

Love the messages to come out of this. Thank you!

Great interview. Thanks, Tom!

Brilliant interview. .. great conversation. Thanks!

Thank you so much for all that you’re doing and sharing ❤️❤️❤️

Wow! I believe that its both nature and nurture. I feel like I want to go meditate and see myself and others objectively and be as close to reality as possible.I have started appreciating people who constantly challenge me taking me out of my bubble and make me think. I want to get the outcome I wish and dream about, while contributing something to the world. The video ran 2 hrs, thats longer than many, and it was so interesting, didn't get up from the sofa. Thanks Tom and Saad!

Tom is always the brightest guy in the room!!!! Regardless of the guest, Toms overall verbosity and clarity always exceeds his guests

Thank you Tom for bringing great minds to your show with such valuable, inspiring and interesting contents

Amazing Podcast ...Learning , laughing and reflection of our society and self-development.

Listening to the first 2:14 of this clip, regarding Nature "VS" Nurture and he could have dropped the mic and walked out the room... On some "My work is done here" tip... EPIC and profound statement! Thank you 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

Omg loved this so much, thank you!

Thank you so much for this Tom!

really learned a lot of valuable information. Thanks for inviting Gaad Saad

@samobrien3829

3 жыл бұрын

Enzo, YOU are truly an AMAZING person! Keep being the awesome person you are, and never lose sight of your DREAMS! I believe in you, and I know you can accomplish anything in this world! Much love Enzo!

Gads one of my favourite people to listen to...

Thank you Tom for not being a coward and having this conversation! I've been trying to be open and have compassion about ideologies but my "bullshit meter" has been screaming! I have been asking hypothetically.....what is the end goal? If we play this movie to the end, how does it evolve or cripple humanity? I don't know the answer of how to be part of the solution except by supporting these conversations, sharing and continuing to put my healing, freedom work out in this world! I'm showing up, I'm willing and I know I'll connect with others with the same mission!

Great conversations! Thanks Dr. Saad and Tom!

Uplifting and breath taking

Loved this! 🙂 just pure brilliance!

@samobrien3829

3 жыл бұрын

YOU are truly an AMAZING person! Keep being the awesome person you are, and never lose sight of your DREAMS! I believe in you, and I know you can accomplish anything in this world! Much love!

One of the best conversations with Tom.

I also was depressed and had mental parasites until I started researching neuroscience. And I started looking into that when I was researching motherhood and stumbled onto the book of dianetics, neuroscience had been mentioned and fascinated me.