Fuck and this is only his first slide.

@rewiringminds

7 жыл бұрын

Shows how integrated his knowledge is. He can keep creating in the moment.

@frankcastle5593

7 жыл бұрын

he is a fucking moron, read 32 & 52 of the constitution, 32 says that it is for government & government employees (not man) and 52 says that it is the supreme law of canada. what i am saying is that what was the purpose of Bill C-16 when it ONLY APPLIES TO GOVERNMENT AND GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, not man... PERSONS are under the government's authority because they author the person though the surety bond (birth certificate) , tell me... who signs the BC? Who OWNS your BC? not you! because you are not a person, you have a person that is not respected by the god in the preamble! (Romans 2:11 KJV "For there is no respect of persons with God" )

@tsoliot5913

7 жыл бұрын

Gendercide I'm glad Canada has these silly Sovereign Citizen Spellcasters too.

@frankcastle5593

7 жыл бұрын

What the hell is a Sovereign Citizen? that is an oxymoron. i am a man not a person, i have a person that is authored by the government that is exactly why they have authority over the person... because they author every person, hence authority. Where does it exactly say "man" in the Canadian Constitution? i see "person" & "everyone" & "individual" but no mention of man! why? LEGALLY AUTHORITY IS SIMPLY THE AUTHOR OF A DOCUMENT :- MAXIM OF LAW DNA is DOCUMENTED PROOF OF AUTHORITY WRITTEN IN THE LANGUAGE OF LIFE! CHECKMATE FAMILY COURTesans.

@garrettsawatzky442

7 жыл бұрын

Gendercide so mabye he got one fact wrong, but your in no position to be calling jordan dumb

What he is saying is so true, especially at the end. There's nothing worse than not achieving and matching my ideal. When you know what you're worth and you are not in the position and at the place you KNOW you should be, that is no fun. But you know, whatever you have to do and however long it takes, you have to keep fighting for that ideal no matter what. Losing focus and giving up is not an option ever. You have to stay on course and do whatever it takes, period.

I am grateful that there is a person called Jordan Peterson in this planet, who has hundreds of hours of free lecture which contains ages of wisdom.

The thing that overwhelmed me is..I got to listen to his lectures free of cost..

one of the most if not the most fundamental truth in a human life, in just 14 min.

I have transcendence into a parallel dimension by just listening to him.

If you sense you a purpose, work to manifest it. "It furthers one to set things in motion." - I Ching

What a rush

"Your heroic willingness to encounter the unknown and articulate it. And share that with people. There's no nobler vision than that." Jordan Peterson

@Tagstarum

5 жыл бұрын

Most inspiring notion in this sentence. Also „that is all the religions are trying to do: to bring out those ideals (in you) and to articulate it...“ not sure whether I am right in recoding it. Great insight! „Articulation“ is not only to say something, but to construct an idea out of chaotic thoughts and present it in the language so it can be shown, read and understood and transmitted to another brain!!

@lkblogger3307

4 жыл бұрын

Can you explain me what that it means?

@heidernheinreich4827

4 жыл бұрын

@@lkblogger3307 for example, you're a physiotherapist. Injured patients come and see you to recover from their nagging injuries. And through the exercises you teach them. The patients are equipped to solve a particular problem through knowledge and implementation that was unknown to them before they met you. And it is that transfer of articulation that makes you a useful individual and member of the community.

@EastsideHilltops

4 жыл бұрын

Good luck with that. What a naive boomer Fool. Suppose he hasnt read any Machiavelli

@True38

3 жыл бұрын

@@EastsideHilltops His vision of the world doesn't make it any more right or wrong than yours. You create your own reality by your thinking process alone. Always remember that because it enhances your life in a positive or negative direction.

Thank god we have the internet

@Tayy1800

7 жыл бұрын

Right 💯💯

@Oen713

7 жыл бұрын

THANK F* GOD BRO!

@birdy-black

7 жыл бұрын

Marco Aslan amen

@AlessPlayingLikeaPro

6 жыл бұрын

I could thank my father, my provider, the engineers, the orbital system... Or i can thank god for making it all together possible, is the same with surgeons and medical operations.

@nicosheldonflorendo

6 жыл бұрын

Thank your plumber. If he didn't do his job you'd be neck deep. Jordan says they save more lives than doctors.

He needs to get a Netflix contract

@droptak

6 жыл бұрын

qaqsqw yeah 20 minutes episodes and I know what I'll watch next

@droptak

6 жыл бұрын

Kingston Anderson but I want to 'netflix and chill' while this guy is on my screen

@droptak

6 жыл бұрын

Kingston Anderson I'll chill with him

@Flitalidapouet

6 жыл бұрын

Clever :D

@alejmc

6 жыл бұрын

That’s a great idea. Mostly to have an “order” in between all these snippets from his classes. Also serious backing and funding could give a well deserve completeness with interviews, aftermath and overall more profound investigations. Would probably watch it many times over.

He covered psychology, philosophy, history, religion, sociology, biology, anthropology and mythology in the first slide alone...

@apeculiargentleman6925

7 жыл бұрын

What about his poor attempt at theology.

@Feezwa

6 жыл бұрын

What about the poor attempt at singing opera made by an engineer ? How about this one ? (I hope you will understand the comparate example I am trying to give). In any case, I will tell you ! *The fact that is not a poor attempt.* It discovers and it reveals, by being exposed to your other aspects of your being, valuable informations. It empowers you by providing tools to yourself. Maybe you will never be good at singing opera, but you will learn the importance of correct technique of breathing into your diaphragm and not putting pressure on your chest and heart, resulting in a dramatic consequence of heart medical condition (and destroyed vocal cords). So by discovering this aspect of singing opera *as an engineer* it will *educate you* even more. I hope you will understand. Doctor and professor Jordan Peterson exhibits a courage that you try to diminish. He aventures into theology, even if that wasn't into his spectrum from the beggining of his life (or as a professor, as a clinical doctor). He discovered and discovers the valuable source of knowledge into theology and tries to articulate it, without trying to etiquette this thought of his as being "a poor attempt, anyway" and gives up on it right on the spot. And his attempt is not poor. It holds a lot of informations, even if he doesn't use the specialised theology languange or doctrine, but what he says is there.

@Andy-pl7nk

5 жыл бұрын

You forgot ethology.

@ramm1775

5 жыл бұрын

Left me behind too...

@guerococinero

5 жыл бұрын

I really want to know what his exams look like.

Holy shit. I've learned more profound truth in the past fourteen minutes then I've learned in a long ass time.

@teo5146

6 жыл бұрын

I loved the lecture as well. Then I noticed you have not yet noted the difference in «then» and «than». Not exactly wisdom, but it's better than not knowing! Just trying to help, cheers.

I think this guy is gonna save my life

@Nathan-sc7hs

6 жыл бұрын

I feel the same way. This man is one of the greatest inspirations I've ever known. His insights give me goosebumps.

@hushedtones7168

6 жыл бұрын

why is it you think your life needs saving? we are living in the easiest and most advanced time in known human history

@luiginocharles9990

6 жыл бұрын

You need to apply what you learn from him, otherwise you're being counterproductive

@noneofyourbusiness910

6 жыл бұрын

Hushed Tones Perhaps. But people are dying spiritually due to this meaningless, hedonistic world we live in.

@vincentrodriguez3420

6 жыл бұрын

Hushed Tones There have never been so many wars in the world at the same time, as they are now.

my favorite thing about Peterson is that every time he's caught up in the awesomeness of his own rhetoric and makes a 100% claim, he always takes a second and checks himself, and says some form of "as far as I know" I wish there were a million of this guy.

@heavymetaldoherty1375

5 жыл бұрын

He leaves open trap doors for his statements. Because he fully well knows life is complicated

@kantraxoikol6914

Жыл бұрын

exactly! he's a hero, and doesn't even claim to be that much at all

This took me a few watches to understand what he’s saying. So, I think he’s saying: A natural condition of the human mind and experience is fear, the unknown, the tiger in the dark. We all have these in any context. All human endeavours have these, every field and occupation holds these fears. Fear of speaking, fear of loss, fear of confrontation. The key to rising in dominance heairachy is confronting and publicly performing well in fearful and uncomfortable situations.

Man, the man is NON STOP

@sonicseducer69

6 жыл бұрын

hey b0ss

I feel its important to watch Peterson as he speaks, he uses a lot of effective body language and hand motions.

@droptak

6 жыл бұрын

Miika Kyllonen he knows exactly how to keep an audience interested

@surelock3221

6 жыл бұрын

hand motions? Don't you mean *MICRO AGGRESSIONS!?*

@CarlosVargas-oo6gn

6 жыл бұрын

I feel like your one of those people who think they are smart

@GeorgeStanleyStan

6 жыл бұрын

Marco Ploeg He’s not moving his hands consciously. He’s not using them in a “Rational way to communicate and manipulate”. They are an unconscious expression and dance of the understanding and passion of this subject. Essentially his hands are dancing. And this causes people to be drawn to him, just like the way people watch dancers. We are attracted to the “energy” they give off. Energy, being your unconscious recognising the patterns of expression, and relating to them on a deep Archetypal level.

@Womenswell022

5 жыл бұрын

Just the way I speak when I am passionate about a topic...

i love these lectures so much.. if this could be a series with never ending seasons i'd be bindge watching that all day :D

@mrpseudos

7 жыл бұрын

C'MNKY Same!

@Haganenno121

7 жыл бұрын

C'MNKY but then you wont have time to clean your room

@johannesvonsaaz3987

7 жыл бұрын

C'MNKY Sit on my face pls

@CMNKY

7 жыл бұрын

:D u're right

@MrGroossee

7 жыл бұрын

C'MNKY how would you spell this "pieesze" guy...plizzz tnx

Jordan B Peterson speaks magical words, sees everything that is important, understand and acts accordingly, fights the dragon of the chaos who tries to impose authority over people.

@PordanBJeterson

7 жыл бұрын

A modern day Marduk

@lss922

7 жыл бұрын

Science kinda does tho

@houndpursues9375

6 жыл бұрын

Rather than impose authority they impose chaos which could become authority if it succeeds. The dragon of chaos always brings disorder and destruction that's why Jormundgandr gnaws at the roots of Yggdrasil because if he succeeds he brings about Ragnarok the ultimate chaos and the overthrow of the existing order the gods.

@docequis9796

5 жыл бұрын

Dragon imposes misguided threats and violence to destroy individuals trying to attain self actualization.

holy shit this man....

@batman4452

6 жыл бұрын

this myth....

@essennagerry

6 жыл бұрын

Batman this legend....

@fistspirit6841

6 жыл бұрын

Liams music *These men. He’s speaking of the works of others, Jung, Piaget...

@ReigninAmazin17

5 жыл бұрын

My thoughts exactly

@KittredgeRitter

5 жыл бұрын

Liams music "Is there a way?" What is the way?

These lectures almost make me cry sometimes. I couldn't even imagine having him as a professor. I would be starstruck

His lectures are so amazingly profound....just blows me away, provocative and refreshing!

I love listening to this guy lecture. He's not boring to pay attention to at all. Most people in teaching positions are in my experience... You can hear the jaded lack of enthusiasm in their voices, but not this guy -- he clearly loves what he does, or at the very least if he doesn't love it, he values it.

@GodWorksOut

7 жыл бұрын

Rathernot Disclose he is also teaching his own material. That's why he is so passionate. Maps of Meaning

Wtf, Jordan. He just comes in and starts busting.

@LuisGarciaSprout

7 жыл бұрын

Kyle Mills all kindz of intelligent nutz

@TySavage1

7 жыл бұрын

THE MILLIONAIRE MILLENNIAL Like the most intelligent nutz

@lorenaliutkute1206

7 жыл бұрын

ALL KINDZZZZZ

@dennisderelict2597

6 жыл бұрын

Yyyeeeeeaaahh.. All kindz..

@mannyrivera4119

5 жыл бұрын

Mindgasm All day Everyday!

Your heroic willingness to encounter the unknown and articulate it, and share it with people.

When you close your eyes it sounds like Saul Goodman became a philosophy genius.

@adityasangore5323

5 жыл бұрын

Lol true😂😂😂

Man Kermit the Frog was holding back so much on Sesame Street

@MisterTutor2010

5 жыл бұрын

Bullshit, He's Marvin the Martian :)

@kasimmalik9806

5 жыл бұрын

Hahahahahaha

@MzBrown_

5 жыл бұрын

😂🤣☺️ you are the best

I cannot love this man enough

@coathangerzz

4 жыл бұрын

Me too 😊

I am watching this for the second time and will probably watch it several times more. The idea that one’s proclivity towards impulsive behaviour is rooted in one’s understanding of one’s place in the dominance hierarchy is blowing my mind right now. This feels like it totally explains many things I have observed on my own and in others’ behaviour.

His mind is amazing. Everytime I am blown away by his ideas.

I admire Dr. Jordan B Peterson. Now he is even giving me an explanation on why I admire him.

Speech, vision and the willingness to confront. That is gold.

@prismaticbeetle3194

6 жыл бұрын

im gonna print this sentence and tattoo it on my eye balls so i can see it every time i open them

@luisrosario5171

Жыл бұрын

​@@prismaticbeetle3194 So funny haha

This totally explains why my depression and anxiety exploded when I went to the university and found myself totally outside of the social life. I always had a feeling that played a big part in it, but maybe not this big.

@mau7827

5 жыл бұрын

Why?

So good JP, thank you so much for putting your lectures online.

It feels like I'm in the classroom and every cell of my body is listening. Thank you for sharing Utube.

Thank you thank you whoever added these and smaller bite-sized portions you make it easy for the uneducated people to assimilate it it's so good for people like myself

This has to be one of his best videos.

I was a high school teacher for 31 years. I could never lecture on and on like this non stop without looking at my notes as a prompt to keep on track and keep the presentation flowing. Most of my profs at university couldn't either. Most stood at their lectern with their notes at hand. Peterson is quite unusual, he can think and talk as fast as I can merely listen and process. A very bright and quick mind.

I love how he talks about SEEING, differentiating it is one of the highest functions possible. I remember reading similar stuff in Castaneda books, and Gurdjieff talking something about it as well.

He is an incredible teacher. He's constantly trying to get and keep the students attention and he is good at it. It is key when you are sitting in a boring classroom.

Jesus Christ to play a session of DnD with this guy

@cj4282

7 жыл бұрын

Trevor That'd be an experience

@trevorseim6950

7 жыл бұрын

Meanwhile Jordan Rolls a nat 20, Defeats the dragon and rises to the pinnacle of all dominance hierarchies.

@Metaphist

7 жыл бұрын

This is the best comment section on youtube.

@PureElixir

7 жыл бұрын

Thats what I am doing right now, using his lessons to create interesting NPCs

@mattimus13

7 жыл бұрын

Welcome to The Frog King's Taverne, traveler. You're not a bloody Marxist are ye? Good, then that's that. Have an ale or bottled water and make yerself comfortable. Anything interesting happen lately, you ask? That bespectacled old man in the corner there, word is his son is away on some sort of "pleasure island" and he'll pay a pretty penny to get him back. Wouldn't mind gettin to one of them islands meself! Next to him is the Jarl of Cung, an Illusionist. He seeks companions to enter the Dream Realm to further his knowledge of "archetypes," some sort of large animals I s'pose. Over yonder, that brooding necromancer is looking for company to journey to The Deep and through the portal to Chaos itself to revive his dead father. How he got down there in the first place is none of my business. My name? It's Bucko, and they say I bring good luck, so watch out for snakes and good luck to ye.

Peterson is a gift to ideas. Not too complicated ideas. But well spoken and organized

holy fuck i would have loved to see Peterson debate Christopher Hitchens. They probably would have solved the universe

Thank God Jordan B Peterson reminds us: we have ourselves, and of our own potential, power, responsibility and free will.

brilliant lecture, I have always felt this at work, there is the pecking order given to us by how high we are in the company. but also an un written pecking order of dominance of people who hold the same positions.

"Assuming that your society is not entirely corrupt". That is a big assumption in the world of 2017.

@prismaticbeetle3194

6 жыл бұрын

there is always a way our politicians opened a path for me (unknowingly and unwillingly of course) and Im gonna EXPRESS train my ass through it to the top of the social ladder so that I can at least help my country get a better future. if you really observe ur ruling class u will find so many faults in their "armor" its really easy to worm ur way into it then once u gain momentum they cant rly do anything about it, just play the game until ur so "big" they catn actually take u out without consequence.

@joerogaine7984

2 жыл бұрын

2021 wow shit really hit the fan hard

When I think about the most "dominant" or most "successful with women" people that I know that describes them perfectly: Speech, vision and a willingness for the unknown. I just never saw it till now. Thank you Mr. peterson.

if only every teacher you had taught theor subject this passionately. this is why people in society need to pick a career/degree THEY LOVE TO DO AND ARE GOOD AT rather than just, you know, paying the bills, making a lot of money. money is the worst incentive of all time. you are literally trading your life for it at a job. might as well make your life at your 'job' part of who you are and what you believe in. not just something to pay rent and numb yourself on the weekend with drugs and alcohol

@stanzavik

7 жыл бұрын

You're ASSUMING that Peterson doesn't also numb himself with drugs and/or alcohol

@givethebookback7702

7 жыл бұрын

Alex König he didn't say pleasurable, he said passionate about. I have no idea if JP finds his work pleasurable, but he is definitely passionate. If the world had more people doing what they are passionate about we would all be happier.

@xyhmo

7 жыл бұрын

It's really hard to love cleaning toilets or whatever. A lot of necessary work wouldn't get done (and society would collapse) if everyone went for work they love. Even a lot of less obviously non-lovable work isn't that great. It's like saying men should only date beautiful women, or women should only date men who are heroes or some such -- how is that going to happen given that most women aren't in fact beautiful and most men aren't in fact heroes. If there are ten or more men for every beautiful woman then obviously most men are not getting one, it's mathematically impossible. Same with work. And what do we get then? Competition and hierarchy, that's what decides who gets what, the distribution mechanism.

@BlackBeltMonkeySong

7 жыл бұрын

Peterson is driven and smart. These people are comparatively rare. Education pays TERRIBLY. Driven smart people almost always choose different vocations.

@RandyKalff

7 жыл бұрын

It's what I aim for when it comes down to getting a job. Though, despite loving a lot of things, I haven't found something yet. It's not that it's hard to find a job that I'd love, it's that none of them pay anywhere near decent. Currently I'm mainly trying my hands at writing (again, this time trying to finish a damn book) and forging (initially as a hobby). However, I may be able to add some kind of art to the whole as well (got quite decent out of nowhere), giving me the chance to reboot a visual novel project for which I have a months old script at the ready. If anyone here has an idea for a job that pays well, whether I would like it or not, feel free to compose entire lists. (also useful for other people) In case it helps: I love animals, manual labor, am very imaginative and lead with a passion. (politician won't be an option for now)

11:00 Ah, the hallmarks of leadership including courageousness, much easier said than done for me, I'll go back to following thank you.

Amazing to see that all of the comments are positive lol this guy has an amazingly clear mind and the skill to communicate thoughts just as clearly as he sees them. Absolute respect.

He speaks so clear the subtitles pick up on every word!

The man is brilliant. I love Dr. Peterson

I love the way you communicate. Just found this channel, will watch a lot of it.

One of my favourite videos. This guy knows how to relate abstract ideas with their most practical implications. A little too conservative, but truly respect his "maps of meaning".

Jordan B Peterson for president!

@PordanBJeterson

7 жыл бұрын

*Prime Minister

@FuncraftVideos

7 жыл бұрын

fucking Pordan Jeterson ... lost too hard for this

@RanEncounter

7 жыл бұрын

But he would be a bad President/Prime MInister. He is not willing to lie as much as a president/prime minister has to.

@vincentrodriguez3420

6 жыл бұрын

Exactly. He has moral values and empathy. That's something you can't have if you want to be a president.

@savagetruthercritic8646

6 жыл бұрын

Michael Kasner yuck. who in their right mind would want that job?

I am completely on the other side of the spectrum from Dr Peterson politically, but his videos on psychology and self help have made a very real, significant impact on my life. Life and death stuff. I needed to hear this.

amazing that I never heard any teacher talk this much about something that actually affects my life...

I just wanna thank him personally for this info... What a Man.

Speech, Vision and the willingness to confront the terrible unknown. These are the necessities to rule.

12:20 and forward is PURE Gold

CLAMBING THE DOMINANSE HARKY

@Quinefan

6 жыл бұрын

DAAAAWWWWMINANCE HAERARKIE

Speech , vision and the willingness to confront the terrible unknown .

What he described is pretty spot on. I am in a junior level role at work, meaning I am low on the food chain. Which means I feel a lot of the same emotions that he described of people who are low on the hierarchy ranking.

I'm watching this high and I think this explains why everything is the way it is, and why we all have to be spiritual in some way, because its it's one of the ways to better life

I had to listen to it a few times. This was amazing.

This man speaks with so much passion

How to stop being Walter White...and turn into Heisenberg.

@DrCKP-gw7fi

5 жыл бұрын

Haha Nailed it :]

This video totally blew my mind.

Dr Peterson is a brilliant genius

'What do you subordinate yourself to? The heroic pursuit of the unknown and articulate it. There is no nobler vision than that'.

"Why bother solving a problem if all that's gona happen is that 20 more problems are going to come your way? Why not just give up and die?!" - Jordan B. Peterson

@jdbxhxbsbsbsjxhd1825

6 жыл бұрын

Dave Jolly whoa

@paradigmwolf4694

6 жыл бұрын

Because in accepting it voluntarily and succeeding, it gives your life meaning and emotional reward and you slowly get a grip on the major problems ---- progressively optimizing and improving your life.

@adamsmaase2581

5 жыл бұрын

That is the question... To be or not to be

@SuspiriaX

5 жыл бұрын

"Focus your attention on the Now and tell me what problem you have at this moment. ...I am not getting any answer, because it is impossible to have a problem when your attention is fully in the Now. A situation needs to be either dealt with or accepted. Why make it into a problem?" E. Tolle

This man saved my life

every video I listen from him I learn something I didn't know.

12:23 - 12:30 Peterson defining his highest ideal, and at the same time fulfilling it as this video was recorded.

The ending bit FLOORED me, I have always beat myself up about where I am and how lazy I am. But never have I EVER considered the fact that its my structure of ideal being trying to free itself from my current mode of being. How absolutely mind boggling that I already have a goal that I DONT EVEN FUCKING KNOW ABOUT??? I don't know my ideal being yet subconsciously its smashing itself against my lazy actions trying to bring itself into the light. So absurdly brilliant how he articulates such complex ideas man holy shit I feel like I just had a spiritual revelation.

Not many people are willing or/and capable to put their ideas out there exposed to criticism. And for what cause? For power? money? I don’t think so.. but I do know he’s helping me and god knows how many more to put their lives together and thrive.

Speech, vision, willingness to confront.

I wish my profs were like him/ I’m watching his lectures as if they’re not actually lectures

The real thanks goes to the guy who thought to film JBP lectures and upload them to KZread. Well played ser I owe a lot!

I think sjws are the best thing that happened to this man and our collective awakening. he just described how he came to power

@seanp3988

6 жыл бұрын

SJW's are dangerous to society and our collective conciousness because they are WEAK. All they do is bitch and moan and cry because be won't do and say thing's that fit into their moral code. Weakness is bad. There is too much weakness in this world already.

@iloveyoutothemoonandback

5 жыл бұрын

What does sjws stands for?

@monikap8777

5 жыл бұрын

@@iloveyoutothemoonandback social justice warriors

I think this guy JUST save my life.

Man, this is incredible

Honestly one of the most interesting and wonderful thinkers

I read Lord of the Flies for my Adv. Senior Social class (HS). It's interesting to note this kind of morality that JBP mentions, -- one that emerges from a group goal.

speach, vision and the willingness to confront the terrible unknown

Absolutely fantastic.

I would travel to Canada just to sit in on one of his lectures.

Last 2 mins sums up this video

I don't usually comment on videos like this for the very good reason that I don't have and don't claim to have all the answers, and I try not to present myself as though I do. Yet I feel it's important and especially in this day and age, to point out that we shouldn't take everything Mr. Peterson, or really anyone for that matter, says at face value. If something he says resonates with you and helps you improve your life, then that's excellent. I say take it and run with it as long as you don't twist it into something that causes or inspires you to hurt other people. But never be afraid to hear the flip side of the coin (argument or point) and see what you think about that. Also, I say to not be afraid to question things presented to you as basic fact because they may not be. Some things presented as fact could really be opinions, or even the current, largely accepted side of an undetermined debate. For instance, he makes the case for biological coding being responsible for... well almost everything. But as far as I can tell, scientists, economists, and other people smarter than I just aren't sure if that's the case. The fact is, there are MANY things we don't understand about our own bodies, minds and psyches. We don't even understand many things about the (relatively) small planet on which we live, or as Kurzgesagt put it, "The things we don't know that we don't know". Some would say that nature (genetic makeup and biology) and nurture (your experiences and your raising) neither one in the end have much to do with who or what you decide to be. This leaves you free to make that choice for yourself and decide upon a destiny of your own. It also, on the flip side, forces you to be responsible for the choices you've made and what you've done with your life because your genes and your childhood are not to blame. But like I said, that's just one side of the coin. You don't have to agree, I just encourage you not to take everything at face value even if it was said by someone smarter than you. Don't be rude and tell them they're wrong or anything like that and don't assume everyone is lying to you either, but don't be afraid to ask questions about the world around you and most importantly, THINK FOR YOURSELF! BE YOUR OWN PERSON!! CHOOSE WHAT YOU WANT TO BELIEVE!!!

Thank you for sharing.

Ive watched this video several times and I just now fucking get it. Literally the secret to be successful in your own skin.

The main service Jordan Peterson does for humanity: Make more people realize that psychology is interesting and relevant for happiness in their life. A thing they could have easily figured out by themselves, since it is obvious and we as a species know this pretty simple fact at least since ancient Greece: Gnothi Seauthon Know thyself. Inscription on the oracle of Delpi

This just flipped my entire outlook on life

The willingness to confront the unknown. And speech.

What a masterclass!

To answer the question: have a heroic willingness to encounter the unknown, articulate it and share that with people

“The corpses of the gods inhabit your imagination.” PROFOUND!!

his body language is just phenomenal.

To the degree that you have the courage to face the unknown and do it well. Equals being top of a dominance hierarchy. What is your ideal? And the ability to articulate it. a few good points