A million thanks to everyone who is watching the conversation and continues to participate in the discussion! There is always room for disagreement but it is important to have these conversations and I hope that nobody who watched it felt that they wasted their time. All the best and in gratitude, Ralph

@noelward8047

Жыл бұрын

It staggers me that, while we have people with great minds, The World is run by idiots !

@benhowell5790

Жыл бұрын

Good on ya Ralph, keep that mirror reflecting at the hypocrisy of 'green' policies.

@ralph-schoellhammer

Жыл бұрын

@@benhowell5790 Thanks Ben! Unless by "mirror" you meant my shiny forehead :)!

@zackperry1594

Жыл бұрын

@@ralph-schoellhammer 😆

@smvw4447

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Ralph. Have to keep our eyes open...

Actually I'm from the Netherlands seeing this paper farmer problem from my backyard. It seems that my country is governed by judges, the EU and old misinterpreted data. We need to return to local politics for local problems, if any.

@Flat-White

Жыл бұрын

That's why most of us here in the UK wanted nothing to do with the EU. They're gangsters, operating a protection racket.

@ibrstellar1080

Жыл бұрын

The Blackrock funded media would label you a Far right extremist.

@ghostdance56

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely Paul. The UK began the right direction, hope you throw off the EU and get back to being one of the greater nations of the world.

The best part of listening to brilliant people like this is, every so often, a tiny scrap of it rubs off on you.

I am so thankful for great minds. Imagine how much more terrifyingly brutal this world would be without them. Sometimes when you see how things are going it's easy to forget there are capable and honest people who actually can address these issues of corruption, stupidity, and blindness. They are our only hope.

@ellashakur6275

Жыл бұрын

Without woman

Jordan Peterson is the hero we don't deserve but desperately need. When a common human being rises up against the tyranny we all sit and are horrified by and he inspires us to act.

@daniellechurch9041

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely

@Adrian_Estando

Жыл бұрын

The Christ, Jesus is the hero we don't deserve. As great a thinker as JBP is, he is unable to save himself or grant himself eternal life let alone do so for anyone else.🙂

@Adrian_Estando

Жыл бұрын

@Young Dawah - You’re a wordy little bot.😂

@ACTHdan

Жыл бұрын

@Young Dawah word salad

@bedwarssimple7615

Жыл бұрын

Calling someone a hero means that you dont think critical about the person. Some guys are doing more good than others but you should be careful with calling someone a hero. Its like you shouldnt demonize your enemy. Nobody is only good or only evil. The world is grey and not black and white.

Mr. Peterson and team, thank you for your voices and this time we need you more than ever frm NYC applaud your courage.

@vincentsmith8328

Жыл бұрын

Bjørn Lomborg actually lives in a Rainforest??😳

@karyntownsend

Жыл бұрын

for the first time in a VERY LONG TIME,I an proud of being danish 🇩🇰,thanks to,Bjørn 🖖

@foxtrotjulietbravo5536

Жыл бұрын

Dr. Peterson invariably brings up the quality of the conversation.

Amazing conversation. Thank you Jordan. Thank you Bjørn. Thank you Ralph.

@nenmaster5218

Жыл бұрын

Let me get this straight: This Pseudointellectual Jordan, whos Incompetence just spawned an; i kid you not; hour long essay from Cody Johnston about how untrustworthy he is, will give you advice for bettering the world?

@fishfingers8441

Жыл бұрын

@@nenmaster5218 yeah good god he’s such a fraud, the people who walk up to him every ten minutes on the street to thank him for turning their lives around are paid actors. He says nothing of any substance and one essay from one individual proves that. It must be the reason he’s so popular.

@ub2bn

Жыл бұрын

@@nenmaster5218 "wwaaahhh! My guy's better than your guy!" Grow up, dolt.

@wgsmit02

Жыл бұрын

I will…Sam Harris

@richardj9016

Жыл бұрын

Why have you spelt (yes I’m English) “pseudointellectual” with an upper case “p”? Why have you spelt “who’s” without an apostrophe ? Silly boy.

Thank you to all the people watching this conversation and special thanks to the three men dedicating their time to the betterment of the world 🌎 ❤

Dr. Peterson, I'm very pleased you give a platform to Bjorn Lomborg.

@Joseph-xt2qg

Жыл бұрын

I agree. He has some incredibly important insights to share.

This is what the internet was made for. Engaging, complex, long form conversations that help us understand the world and ourselves better.

@song8777

Жыл бұрын

Well, what it should've been made for, anyway. :)

@KymHammond

Жыл бұрын

You are being lectured without conjecture, there is no other sides presented to the very large questions being raised - only supposed solutions.

@Brad-ut1ro

Жыл бұрын

@@KymHammond it’s not hard to find the opposing view. There’s nothing wrong with a conversation between ppl who agree on most points. Hell, there were even a few disagreements n this video, granted they were on small points.

@KymHammond

Жыл бұрын

@@Brad-ut1ro The subject is how to make the world , not your world or our world etc but the entire globe better - and by what right or with what authority or insight do these conversationalist think they have influence over how a deep desert nomad say, should look, think and act. It’s colonial and given that history from the countless historical records perhaps it’s better for the world not to even go back there.

Making the world a better place starts with making yourself the best person you can be. Beware people who want to change or save the world that aren’t adequately working within their own hearts. Jordan Peterson knows this deeply, and thus tries desperately hard to help people realise themselves.

@anthonyju6392

Жыл бұрын

Well you don't exactly have a lot of credibility when you don't even have your own room or house in order. How can you expect these people to come up with a model of making a better world than it is today.

@RussiaIsARiddle778

Жыл бұрын

@@jerrygreene1493 I guess you didn’t watch this video??

@jodihouts6032

Жыл бұрын

I love JP........but must point out that many of our "greats" in history had messy problematic lives. So on a personal level I don't like to judge someone else's opinion based on personal struggles. I love Alan Watts, and can enjoy and grow from his wisdom, and it would have been a shame if his alcoholism had prevented his sharing. JP himself put out great works during his own personal struggles.

@wabisabi3619

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I also greatly appreciate Alan Watts, and I don’t think his personal struggles impact in anyway on what he had to say.

50 years from now: We saved the planet that was never at risk, and only 95% of us died achieving this great feat. The questions never asked: Did we ever look back to see if what we are doing does more harm to the environment than good? Where is the money going? Who is profiting from this environmental fearmongering? Are we simply moving our waste stream to a 3rd world nation and community rather than actually solving the issues? When mandating things like electric vehicle use; are we also not thereby mandating human and child slave labor in Africa for the needed minerals? Do we have environmentally friendly and sustainable waste streams for solar panels, wind mills and electric vehicles?

@JM-mh1pp

Жыл бұрын

Why not both? Electric vehicles AND oversight+labour rights in Africa?

@stevelux9854

Жыл бұрын

@@JM-mh1pp Simple: Because it's more about feeling like we are doing good and less about actually ensuring we are doing good. It's the optics that win out in the end - we, in the aggregate, just choose to not look. It's like chocolate: We know they use child slave labor to harvest the cocoa beans, (apparently those Black lives don't matter) but we still want our chocolate, so we choose or pretend ignorance. I'm not saying we cannot have both, but generations of experience shows that we only choose what is convenient, or whatever makes the most profit for someone; as long as those who do the suffering are unknown to us.

@lordrichardson4447

Жыл бұрын

Gpood questions. Unfortunately we have a very powerful force of "progress" at all costs today. These people want change, often without stopping to determine whether the change is good or not. Its insane.

@judegraham463

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely. Without hearing a better antidote, the only answer that makes sense to me is to somehow create a society less driven by monetary wealth, commerce and waste i.e. consumption, and giving more reward to those products (product is such an ugly word but I trust you understand what I mean) that add to the well-being of the planet as a whole

I don’t know where this man finds his energy from…so clever,so insightful, so compassionate…I’m spreading the word on Jordan Peterson, it’s the very least we can do 👌

@sirrathersplendid4825

Жыл бұрын

The other two guys are also quite brilliant. And I mean that, brilliant.

"That was a good discussion." Are you kidding me, Mr Peterson? It was bloody brilliant! Peace out!

@DirectlyText

Жыл бұрын

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Fascinating. It is glorious to listen to intelligent,respectful conversation. The world needs more of this.

Not heard of Ralph before. Certainly hope to hear more from him again!

@ralph-schoellhammer

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@sirrathersplendid4825

Жыл бұрын

@@ralph-schoellhammer - Some very incisive commentary there. I do hope you become better known. My word we sorely need clear voices in the public arena at the moment!

I learned with Peterson that we should be vigilant with people that think they can make the world a better place.

@Bollyumph

Жыл бұрын

For they may decide the end justifies the means.

@seanmoran2743

Жыл бұрын

Utopians must be challenged wherever they appear

@nenmaster5218

Жыл бұрын

@@Bollyumph This Guy has no Right to speak about how to make the World better. He simply doesnt know. We have the Problems that hes a Motiviational-SPeaker who acts as a Teachewr. So him being totally wrong all the time and massiverly suffering from the Dunning Kruger Effect and pretesenting Opinions and even random Theorys as Facts, we have a Problem.

@May_Lease_Uh

Жыл бұрын

@@nenmaster5218 You are a terrible bot

@Ben-ed4wx

Жыл бұрын

@@nenmaster5218 he is a teacher he was a professor at a university until they kicked him out for his political views

If Hollywood is making Jordan Peterson the evil mastermind in movies he must be going something right! Keep on keeping on!!!

@younameit1407

Жыл бұрын

No such movie exists

@vincentsmith8328

Жыл бұрын

Bjørn Lomborg actually lives in a Rainforest??😳

@johno8001

Жыл бұрын

Good is bad and bad is good🤔🙂

@tipple58

Жыл бұрын

I hope he's getting a decent percentage cut for his efforts.

@wesjryan

Жыл бұрын

@@younameit1407 The director of Don't Worry Darling recently stated that she based the villain on Jordan.

I really like how much respect Jordan has for the speakers. That’s how you interview people and get a productive discussion

@raysamson8658

Жыл бұрын

Jordan comparing Trudeau to Jacinda and Kamala 🥲 Ultimate insult but fitting

Such a good statement from Bjørn Lomborg:The best things we can do in the world are not just twice as good as the really dumb things that we often do, but about 100 or a thousand times as good." Great attitude! Thanks to you all for that conversation.

I'm really appreciating the optimism we're seeing here. I had a phase where I was being worn down by all the bad news.

@Mazda.Fit.

Жыл бұрын

I think anyone on social media feels this way at some point

@brycebell122

Жыл бұрын

I think that is in part the goal … to wear us down and then fall like dominoes

@noelward8047

Жыл бұрын

The secret is to look to both sides of any story.

@noelward8047

Жыл бұрын

@@Mazda.Fit. Social Media became a double edged sword.

being dutch and coming from a rural comunity i thank you for this input. Your insights are very deep and your arguments are most helpfull. Never the less we have to acknollage that an era is coming to an end. The middle of Europe was in the past the engine for many good, and not so good , things in the world. Agriculture was just one of those things, trade and infrastrukture where others. Not to mention culture and philosophy. In this we as a nation dependet very much on our nabours. Germany most of all and later the rest of Europe. In the digital age this advanteges parrished. Not in the least because of wrong policies from our partners in Europe and oversees. Personaly i think its a shame to cut of the legs of the fastes runner so the rest can keep up, but that seems to be the zeitgeist.

@elduderino1635

Жыл бұрын

Nothing lasts forever. I pray for the day, that nasty EU is breaking apart. Don't get me wrong. Although, I am - at first - a nationalist, I still love Europe (in opposite of EUrope) and thus my brothers and sisters who are similiarly socialized is I am (i.e. being christians or at least christian socialized atheists). The real sorrow I have right now, is that it's us Europeans (and I do mean us as an ethnicity or better: multiple ethnicities which are pretty related to each other), who will get replaced by africans and arabs which have so few in common with our traditions, our cultures, our religious socialization and our values. They speak about "diversity". But as Petre Scholl-Latour once said (I try to translate): "He who gives refuge to half of Kolkata, does not help Kolkata, but instead BECOMES Kolkata." If you take a look at the fertility rates of migrants from those cultures, they are so much higher than ours are, that we will be replaced by them in few generations. There are years, when "Mohammed" is already the most popular name of newborn children in the hospitals of Berlin. And it looks similiar in most (if not all) german major cities... So, if you take a look at the motivation to work hard and learn a lot in school of those foreign ethnicities, you can be sure, that this "cutting of (sic) the legs of the fastest runners" is only the beginning. In the end, they will have cut off the legs of ALL but the very, very slowest of runners... There seems to be data around that migrants of those cultures are a netto loss to the western societies, in general, when it comes to the average income. They can hardly keep up with the standards of the modern work places. So they will remain the loosers, in the end. Although maybe wealthier than in their home countries (because they get money from the wellfare state), much poorer than the average western, indigineous worker. And this will make them resentment driven hostile towards us and thus destabilize all our countries. That's no theory, it already happens. There are parts of Germany's major cities where even the police hesitates to get in, because they are in the grip of foreign clans/ethnicities. Or take a look at London, where the whole cities seems to have degenerated into... well... Kolkata...

@lorellgingrich6603

Жыл бұрын

@@elduderino1635 Douglas Murray in "The Strange Death of Europe" has addressed the situation you describe. Young women are swarmed at events and gang-raped. The welfare system cannot sustain the numbers and many migrants are not fleeing war. They are drawn to what the West is/has and want it but have no idea the amount of time it took for people to build it and think they are entitled to it.

@belladama53

Жыл бұрын

@@robertbach9376 ?

@santosturmio8189

Жыл бұрын

@@elduderino1635 it's seems a bit too late to reverse that now unless you want another genocide

@strategicsage7694

Жыл бұрын

@@robertbach9376 There are actually huge parts of France, Spain, etc. that are empty as well. There's still lots of room for rural parts of Europe.

Well this is a breath of fresh air. Even if you assume that Lomborg is 100% wrong, we still should be having these conversations, PUBLICLY

@parker9163

Жыл бұрын

Yep, civil discourse like this is free speech at its peak.

@supercal333

Жыл бұрын

No, the public is generally ignorant to the incredible complexities involved. We need more smart, competent people to conduct these analyses and then get eminent experts in the various fields to conduct the debates.

27:08 The analogy of throwing a virgin into the volcano in order to get a good harvest vs saying, "Hey, you could get a better harvest in other ways" is a terrific illustration, Ralph. Stealing it!

@ralph-schoellhammer

Жыл бұрын

Go for it 😄!

Three serious and truly enlightened thinkers on my little phone in my living-room, in England. How cool is that?! Thank you, gentlemen.

@vickisocks

Жыл бұрын

Do you know that he is touring England this week? Love listening to him on my phone whilst I go about my day but honestly so excited to hear him in person.

@redtigerlily8165

Жыл бұрын

And from a homele@ nurse living in a tent In America..... this is so appreciated

@Medietos

Жыл бұрын

@@vickisocks Yes, except you won't love it when you get sick and sterile from that radiation. Can you use a PC with a long wire instead?

@vickisocks

Жыл бұрын

@@Medietos Setting up my Peterson cup and string as we speak.

Love this intelligent conversation! Helpful. Challenging. Deeply thoughtful. Practical. Inspiring.

@Paakku97

Жыл бұрын

One sided too.

@LexiDacy

Жыл бұрын

MT sounds like you didn’t LISTEN to the whole conversation 😂 at least not without deciding what you thought about it first.

@Paakku97

Жыл бұрын

@@LexiDacy where was the climate alarmism? Didn't see much steelmanning of that position.

@justanothernick3984

Жыл бұрын

@@Paakku97 I am 20 mins into the discussion and it might have been a better start if JBP didn’t interject with his Christian moral lectures. It went pretty well with Lomborg until JP ramped it up. I don’t know enough about Lomborg to say if I agree with his longterm values when it comes to energy consumption but short term, in current state, he seems to have some merit. That’s because of the Ukraine-crisis too. Otherwise he would just be wrong.

@kimmystclair61

Жыл бұрын

@@LexiDacy pg

This interview is amazing. Just clear logical, rational, objective discussion about our world situation. I hope people can overcome their biases and actually listen to things like this.

@philipmarwood9327

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely

Such an illuminating conversation, one can learn so much in such a short time.

@MsMivvi

Жыл бұрын

@@allagreta9990 Learning does not necessarily imply that I agree with the conclusions or the premise that they are based upon.

@jcdenton631

Жыл бұрын

@@graham6132 why would the illuminati want to ruin the world? Not very "enlightened" of them.

@tatianasouza2361

Жыл бұрын

@@allagreta9990 oh, apparently, you are one of the tyrants of the world. Go get a life.

Jordan Peterson. The voice that melts the snowflakes 👍😎

I think what Schoellhammer said in the intro is exactly right. I've had that impression of modern left-wing activism in general for some time now.

@cytwc

Жыл бұрын

@@highestsettings sounds like your left leaning. There are no rational left

@michaelnoble4148

Жыл бұрын

@@highestsettings Great point. I should be clearer; when I said "modern" left-wing, I was referring to the radical left. You're what I would refer to as a classical liberal, the type of liberal that actually benefits society.

@sirrathersplendid4825

Жыл бұрын

It’s not just left wing. Many conservatives have been sucked in by “the message”. It’s a whole new layer of politics quite independent of a person’s views on labour/capital.

These are the conversations that need to be had. I hope this brings positive change

You all are a light in the darkness. You all should be heard throughout the planet. Thank you for this conversation. Please continue to educate and illuminate.

Fantastic, profound discussion, very appreciative for all you’re doing.

Thank you Jordan for covering the most important issues of our time, and the news media doesn’t ever mention them. And the news media wonders why no one listens to or trust them! 🤥🤥🤥

Jordan Peterson for Prime Minister of Canada 🇨🇦 & Bjorn & Ralph as Deputy PMs. Thank you for all you do for us.

Thank you I learned a lot from listening to this interview. I do look forward to your weekly newsletters and interviews.

Lift weights, eat clean, learn to negotiate, self reflect, make babies and home school. Only way we get out of this mess, boys.

@lifefreedom7269

Жыл бұрын

Also get married, which is probably implied in what you said lol. But yes, agree with everything you mentioned 👏 🙌

@migatocomeoscuridad

Жыл бұрын

are you sure about home schooling? I think schools are definately terrible especially if you get unlucky and have horrible teachers who can't teach properly to kids or don't help bullied victims in schools. but won't homeschooling take away the social element of school, especially being independent in the school without a parent.

@MrMultiPat

Жыл бұрын

Home schooling is a terrible idea to recommend en masse. Kids need the socialization.

@VeritasIncrebresco

Жыл бұрын

@@migatocomeoscuridad that's the biggest misconception of home schooling. Children are not home schooled alone, it's done it pods specifically to keep the social aspect. There are pod programs throughout the country. At this point home schooled children are more well adjusted than public school kids - they learn the essentials - so they don't get brainwashed into becoming blue-haired bug eyed commies.

@LorisWhirled

Жыл бұрын

@@migatocomeoscuridad from what I understand, home-schooled children experience hugely diverse socialization.

Awesome discussion, everyone in the USA needs to hear this whole podcast.

@mariafunk2057

Жыл бұрын

Everyone in the world

@PiOfficial

Жыл бұрын

No they don’t it’s almost entirely horse shit

@driftingtesticle3570

Жыл бұрын

@@PiOfficial How so?

@jeffharris8166

Жыл бұрын

@@driftingtesticle3570 They'll have no examples. Also, sorry about your balls.

@chrisnam1603

Жыл бұрын

@@mariafunk2057 truth, it's sometimes so worrying to me that usa citicens only think about the usa, and at same time, its pply related to their media - mainstream, that only sends out from usa, nothing from rest of the world

My late father had several mantras. One of my favorites was "Don't tell me what you did. Tell me what you accomplished."

Excellent discussion and conversation. I have only just returned from two months in Europe and I can stand by what Ralph had to say. I read the local newspapers and found indeed a gloomy outlook for the future, a sense of fatigue with refugees and asylum seekers who are not grateful but demand and a feeling of being fed up with the government. However, no one wants to put their hand up and stand for office, for people think Brussels calls the shots so why bother?

@MrMadalien

Жыл бұрын

I live in Europe and the only reason I have peace of mind is that my family has a house (not renting) and we have a plot for growing food. We have firewood and a well, which will eventually be connected to a natural filter. I spent a few years preparing because I knew something like this would happen. The migrants have good reason to not be grateful. The immigration process in to Europe is disgustingly badly managed and neglected. There is no effort to help with integration. I experienced it first hand through my girlfriend and Russian coworker who have struggled with their visa situation for 3 years, having to essentially sculpt their lives around their immigration process. It's terrible. These are really amazing, smart people who are treated like cattle. Yes, eventually it will turn in to massive portion of Europe being resentful because they are the workforce. Most low skill work is done by African, SE Asian and Middle eastern migrants, who are consistently disrespected and cut off from the rest of society. Bad karma unfolding before our eyes.

@belladama53

Жыл бұрын

Where in Europe?

@belladama53

Жыл бұрын

Where in Europe?

@froukjematthews3421

Жыл бұрын

@@belladama53 Mainly in the Netherlands. It is such a small country, and many local people feel that their rights as citizens, for which they have to register and stand in line, are being pushed aside to accommodate the newcomers who demand equal treatment from the word go. Not only that, I spoke to people who work or have worked with groups or immigrants and they found, to their surprise, that the various ethnic groups brought their hostilities with them, showing intolerance towards each other while demanding that the Dutch treat them with respect. No wonder they feel fed up!

@froukjematthews3421

Жыл бұрын

@@MrMadalien If migrants came via the formal process of immigration they may well have fewer problems than those who turn up on a country's doorstep and claim asylum or persecution. The Dutch have a reputation of being a free country and open to newcomers, but even they seem to have reached a point of exhaustion. Their own children have to register straight out of school for housing but are put on a waiting list for up to eight years, while those who knock on the door, do not speak the language, don't know anything about that country's laws and regulations and may or may not have an education, yet demand to be taken in, be given the same privileges and be taken care of. And if they don't get it allegations of racism and being homophobic etc. are made. If those Western and Northern European countries are so horrible why don't those migrants stay where they, presumably, were so happy?

Thank you , all three, for this insightful and intelligent conversation.

A phenomenally enlightening, powerful and entertaining conversation. Keep up the good work chaps, traction is being gained.

Jordan please keep doing live events if you can, I am in the UK and want see you in person, it would mean the world - currently I'm poor, but going to do everything I can to see and watch you live. Thank you for everything that you have done and continue to do.

I rarely watch anything on KZread longer that 30 min, but when I saw the speakers, I decided to make an investment. It was worth EVERY MINUTE!!! Seriously one of the most productive discussions I’ve seen in ages!! Too bad more of our “representatives” don’t have the common sense and long range thinking displayed here!!! I’m sharing and might even watch a second time!

@loturzelrestaurant

Жыл бұрын

KIDS WILL ONLY BECOME MORE STUPID, as the Reasons for this thx to various Causes is literally so Many-Fold that it was enoughfor a 1 Hour Video-Essay by Cody Johnston. Seen it?

@lahaza6515

Жыл бұрын

You couldn't have said it better.

@philawsonfur

Жыл бұрын

@@loturzelrestaurant i'll be the catalyst to prove this wrong alongside my son

@loturzelrestaurant

Жыл бұрын

@@philawsonfur Watch together with your Children the GOP-Videos of 'Some MOre News'. THAT will help, especially as the Third-One is literally adressing ALL the Problems with Schools.

@loturzelrestaurant

Жыл бұрын

@@philawsonfur Oh, and his CRT-video literally has a Moment where he says 'IF youre a worried Parent and wanna be a good Parent, show this 1 Clip to your Child, ask him if he GOT all that and then get back to me. Ok?'.

You get my blessings for having this convo jp and panel. This is groundbreaking ✌️

@DirectlyText

Жыл бұрын

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@ibrstellar1080

Жыл бұрын

Debates like this highlight how Agenda driven and fake MSN outlets truly are.

I love the genuine passion Dr. Peterson exhibits in his care for this world

@Ianbolton

Жыл бұрын

it's considerably more fascinating that people see him as dangerous! haha

Excellent discussion. Every time watch I end up with more books on my to read list. Thanks to all three of you keep it going.

I'd really love to see Thomas Sowell on this channel. And ofcourse thank you very much for this conversation.

Thank you Mr Peterson!... love your discussions!..I really do look forward to them!..I only wish more people would discover you!... sooner than later.. cheers sir from Canada 🇨🇦

@DirectlyText

Жыл бұрын

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Thank you very much Mr. Peterson. I've learned a lot again.

This was an awesome discussion. Thank you, Doctor Peterson.

Great talk. I listened on Spotify. Jordan, with regard to our leaders in Canada. I don't think anybody anywhere can be that stupid or willfully blind. Their collective behaviour bears all the hallmarks of carefully calculated and executed malevolence. I hope I'm wrong.

@lorellgingrich6603

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You're not wrong

@timeabiro674

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That is exactly what I am thinking. Based on probability, they can’t make bad decisions all the time.

@505Billy1

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Such actions are a matter of course for sociopaths.

Outstanding conversation! Thanks to you and all the people who support the conversation around such topics.

The power of Dr. Jordan Peterson is for all to have. Thank you, Dr. Peterson for your guidance and knowledge!

Yes! Have been waiting to see Dr. Lomborg back on the podcast!

Civil discourse and humility are most important in making the best decisions going forward. Thanks for engaging!

Once again thank very much for speaking out against this madness gentleman.

When he says “Hello, everyone…” my sincerest wish is that “everyone” meant everyone. 🥰

@BreakOutOfTheAlgorithm

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Can you imagine if every single person on the planet was able to listen to this podcast? I truly believe you would see a massive change. Unfortunately most people in the West seems to be caught up in their own algorithm or bubble.

Jordan is absoiutely right when it comes to red tape. I've founded my business last year in june in germany and I think its completly impossible to follow all the legislation AND be profitable. You have to compromise for one or the other.

You're thanking us for watching??? No, thank YOU & your guests for an excellent intellectual conversation. I can never get enough of your intelligent and uncommon common sense.

That first section with Ralph talking about global warming being akin to a religion to people who are not willing to let it go is so on point. Love it! I've been following global warming since the 90s and I am not a "denier", however, I also think its highly overblown and being used as an issue to bring in global governance... which IMo is going to be more dangerous then the climate to us. Nuanced and carefully thought out views are not allowed these days.

@Teal_Seal

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💯! “Why don’t we focus on REAL solutions?” Bc that’s not the point. Crisis = justification for more centralization & authoritarianism. Covid, climate, etc.

@wolfcomposer4853

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agree. And I do not appreciate JP's answer - generalizing the very concrete issue and thereby dismissing it - and preceding to avoid Ralph for 15 minutes. Bjorn was saving grace by acknowledging Ralph's point. You may be smart JP, but you are not The Truth. Do not dismiss your conversation partners like this.

@bhagen40

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Imagine calling atheists God deniers!🤣🤣

@Paakku97

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That's the most extremist and out of touch environmentalists, which Jordan et al. doesn't mind as using as a strawman to bash .

@ulrichenevoldsen8371

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@@Paakku97 the only environmentalists i see and hear are the ones basically saying it's too late the ship has sailed. The ones that decade after decade predict that the ice is melting and we are all dooomed. So if there is any kind of moderate environmentalists where are they?

A great way to start would be to 'force' the elites and politicians etc to 'Have To' abide by the exact same rules as the rest of us! And set up a system that definitively holds them properly responsible with openly visible repercussions when they break those same rules!

@vincentsmith8328

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Bjørn Lomborg actually lives in a rainforest seemingly?😳

@judegraham463

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and maybe a limit on how much energy and consumption anyone can have no matter how wealthy, and how much they are willing to pay for it. Like when there are localised water restriction due to a low levels of water, this applies to everyone. Same should be for individuals personal consumption of energy, which should be somehow worked into luxury goods such as $500,000 cars for example. how inhuman is it for someone to spend such amounts on a car when there are people in your own city unable to buy food for their kids. I know this is dangerous territory in the USA but ... [people will also spend these amounts on a watch. A wrist watch. this is madness...

Jordan's 6AM strat is brilliant... exactly what I'd expect from the great JP.

Thank for this profound and brilliant discussion .

@nenmaster5218

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Yes, Dunning Kruger Effect makes you think its profound. Its really not though and real intelligent minds laugh at him.

Jordan Peterson is such a smart guy! Absolutely love his podcasts!!

I’m happy to see you again discussing with brilliant, open minds about very important issues. I’ve been waiting you to return to these topics

I am in tears over how much, 'Validation' has been served when Jordan illustrated how he has Proven the lameness of his adversaries by Speaking early in the morning. Only to watch how few Burnouts come to give their objections to anything at all. This is all I needed today. Thank you, Jordan.

Thank you gents. Love your work.

Brilliant podcast. Thank you so much one and all 🌹❤️ UK

Bjorn I'm a crazy plant lady 😜 thank you for the logical conversation ! Lot's of brain power here today Jordan as always so useful! Thanks

@DirectlyText

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@noelward8047

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I take your point regarding Bjorn, however, he made some very good points. We must recover the art of free speach. Everyone has a voice. At times we have to agree to disagree.

This conversation perfectly highlights one of the many ways narcissistic compassion is a threat to humanity. Thank you Jordan Peterson💜

amazing. thank you for blessing us with this conversation Jordan and guests. Love hearing your perspectives and definitely grew wiser from hearing it.

For the good of the country it is my hope that when the Conservative Party of Canada selects their new leader in a few days they ask Jordan Peterson to be a lead advisor on almost all policy matters particularly so if/when they form government. The Liberals and other globalist, utopian types will not know what hit them and all Canadians will benefit and by extension, the rest of the world.

@adamgates1142

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Why? Because you like his KZread channel? A few years back Jordan Peterson chimed in on the subject of climate change by posting a doctored and debunked graph on twitter. We should have people who know what they're doing in these positions, not your favorite self-help guru!

yesssss. loving the JP podcasts! I've learned so much. ty for you all this free knowledge JP.

This is one of best discussions I have ever watched on the internet, and I regularly watch many different outlets including Ted Talks.

Greetings from France, Jordan we need more of this...just fantastic 👏

With the rate at which Europe (and especially the EU) is demolishing itself in the name of global warming, we will all be gone way before we even reached the first degree of warming. It's good to hear these guys shining some light on how things actually are.

@Paakku97

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First degree is already done

@tedcrilly46

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Great deal of hype around the fuel "issue" in EU at the moment. Don't get too excited. The EU is doomed every two weeks since 2006 if you would believe the cheap press. Fear not, EU will play Putin out next, same as Trump and Johnson.

@beatrixkiddo3867

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If you think they're doing this because they actually care about global warming, you're wrong. It's ONLY about a sick, evil, (but very wealthy and powerful) few, using their wealth and power to get MORE wealth and power!

@Paakku97

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@@beatrixkiddo3867 how so? Those policies are supported by the majorities in many EU countries

@noelward8047

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@@Paakku97 Will that be the one that reversed the 'Ice Age' that was coming in the 70's ?

It would be awesome to see an interview with Jordan P., Bjorn L. & Elon M. on this topic.

@frantstorpmadsen3279

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Just my thoughts!

Thank you for this very insightful podcast!

Thank you for sharing your insight on this matter!

So incredibly appreciative of your interviews, Dr Peterson. Especially this one. I'll be checking out more from Dr Lomborg!

Watching on The Daily Wire. Thank you Dr. Peterson!

@DirectlyText

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Thank you so much Dr. Peterson for a wonderfully informative conversation 😊

2nd time watching this podcast because I love learning, Thankyou for being so so informative that we can watch many times and share!

Message to Elites: "Respect others and their property and the world is better for it. Domination is a weakness resulting in not only suffering but extinction. Question this need to dominate, then explore that with emotional and intellectual honesty." - The Uneducated but wise

the food supply is a serious question. I went to look at some of this today using the price of corn, wheat and soybeans on the Chicago Board of Trade(large open market) 1. The Russians had a much bigger harvest this year than last year (better weather) 2. Places like Canada are producing more. 3. There will be a reduction in global wheat this year vs last year. What is the production of wheat in 2021? 106.84 million tonnes The production of wheat is estimated to come down to 106.84 million tonnes in 2021-22 from 109.59 million tonnes in 2020-21 4. the price of wheat is down to about 8 from about 13 in the last couple of months. it is still up from a year ago but no longer going up in an unbounded way 5. It will be rough. We seem to be muddling through better than total disaster. 6. There is still an opportunity for war to make a mess.

Great conversation, such a relief to know that such sensible people like you still exist. Even better to hear you exchange thoughts and wisdom. I feel wiser after hearing this, and as a Dutch person I'm very impressed with your knowledge and relaying of the situation in our tiny post stamp country. I hope more people IN this country will take in some of your wisdom. Thank you gentlemen!

I really appreciate this conversations. They really saved time to the things or topics a person is interested. But also I would say that reading their actual work is really important if you want get more details and go in deeper into the topic.

Still didn't hear an antidote to the utopistic idea of infinite growth on a planet with finite resources.

@judegraham463

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exactly!

Excellent, Ralph is amazing... (im one of his 475 followers!) good on you JP! Obvs Bjorn is Danish so goes without saying. 🇩🇰

@The-1020

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It's now over 500 😄! And I am grateful for every single one 🤗

This has legitimately been profound for me. My jaw dropped so many times

“We are privileged here in the West, and the way we atone for that is by being people whose lives justify our provision of resources and our God-given talents.” This is the message our children desperately need to hear right now in Canada.

@albertafarmer8638

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Please read the Book of Revelation! People must finally realize that we are living in the END times, the rapture and the 7 tribulation with the world ruler (Antichrist, 666!) are right around the corner. If you know the biblical prophecies of the end times and the plans of the NWO, you can easily see what is happening in the world. There is hope: accept JESUS ​​CHRIST as your Lord and Savior today and you'll be fine (rapture!)!!! Remember: JESUS ​​is GOD, see John 1! Read the New Testament and the Book of Daniel, listen to Dr. Ron Rhodes and Roger Liebi on the end times, Rapture, Antichrist. Blessings from AB

What a great conversation! 🙂 Also, Ralph’s accent is amazing 😄 love it!

@ralph-schoellhammer

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You can get the boy out of Austria, but it's much harder to get Austria out of the boy 😄

JBP: "[We're telling 18 year olds that] 'they're wiser than their elders, which they definitely are not'". So true! It's so annoying to see very young, uneducated people make statements with certainty on topics they know almost nothing about.

Everyone needs to watch this conversation. Won’t see any of this on mainstream media

All brilliantly argued. A wonderful discussion; open and freely express. Oh, what a change from the mainstream crap!

Very captivating discussion. I have nothing useful to add other than please keep up the good work.

@noelward8047

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We all have something useful to add.

@bryananderson3772

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@@noelward8047 I guess you're right. It just takes me a year and a day to articulate it.

What a great conversation and I 100% agree with everything you all say! Thank-you Bjørn Lomborg, Ralph Schoellhammer, and Jordan Patterson for a pragmatic conversation, which the left does not want us have , just ban, throttle , and shadowban!

Thank you for the interesting conversation. As a fan of the podcast, I tend to look for small details or aspects of the content to call into question or criticize - so I owe it to simply voice my appreciation from time to time. Best wishes. 😄

Great talk. I am so happy you guys mentioned the importance of "trade-offs". As an economist, this comes quite natural to me. What I observe in the general puplic, however, is that most people are quite reluctant to talk about "trade-offs" - and I often wonder why. One reason might be that it sounds rather like making "bad compromises", instead of actually "solving the problem". As the great Thomas Sowell pointed out long ago, it is the difference in mental schemes or models we use to make sense of the world around us - what he refers to as different "visions" - rather then actual differences in value judgements or preferences that divide us. I happen to agree very much with him in this regard and also that the difference between thinking in "trade-offs" and thinking in "solutions" plays a major role in it. I would have loved to hear you elaborate on that topic a little more, as I really think this is where psychology, ethics and economics may meet and stimulate each other quite productively. What is it that makes us so reluctant to think in terms of "trade-offs"? Why are we always looking for "solutions", even when knowing they are bad ones? How can we, as a society, get rid of focussing all the time on the one, big, and super-important problem, be it climate change or whatever is viewed as being the most pressing at the moment, and foster compromising and trading-off our goal(s) with all other goals we / others sure have and care about? Why are we always fooled into believing in "a" or "the" solution? What's the ethics in all of that? I would love to hear your thoughts on that kind of stuff. Thanks so much for your discussion so far. Carry on your amazing work!