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@encon7340

2 жыл бұрын

was there a cameraman in the room or just you two?

@CONEHEADDK

2 жыл бұрын

I once went to an art school. Some girl asked, if we could learn something about mixing colours, and all 20+ students of all ages were forced to waste time on that. Our teacher (who qualification was that she painted really crappy art, and was married to the boss). At one time she's talking about, I think it was, complentary colours, and being auto didact with huge balls, I asked, what that meant. She stopped a bit, and then said: "I don't actually know that", and laughed embarrased. But this was 1998 or 99, and on the copy we had been given, there was printed: "Engelsholm 1994" (as I recall it). So the woman had been teaching from her own material, without even understanding it. Shortly after I went to the freezing cold can, and stayed there, until she was finnished, and made up a story, so I could get out of the time waste, without getting in trouble with the dicktator's wife, which can ruin being on a school, where you live too. All that jst to say, cool that you just asked about psychological contaigen (now I won't have to look it up) - ballsy dude !

@pyerush

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome can't wait!!!!

@bernardlz

2 жыл бұрын

Episode, episode, episode 🔥🔧

@Dpnsyoo

2 жыл бұрын

i felt like Joe was irritated or annoyed by Jordan ,anybody else had that feeling?

I'm black, and I use the yellow emojis to offend "The Simpsons."

@Self-Duality

2 жыл бұрын

👏😂

@remc0s

2 жыл бұрын

So you are a Simpsonist?

@AntoineDennison

2 жыл бұрын

@@remc0s Well, I've been called a Simp before...

@funtimes8296

2 жыл бұрын

I use brown in memory of Apu

@NaturalMystic71

2 жыл бұрын

😅🤣😂

I can remember being called out by another black person in a chat group for “using a white thumbs up emoji”. I was absolutely flabbergasted at the time. The things that people choose to concern themselves with… 🤦‍♂️

@masterq2.033

2 жыл бұрын

👍🏻

@brandonzhang5808

2 жыл бұрын

People form their beliefs on the strongest influences they can find in their slice of the world. Using black thumbs up emojis and inappropriately aggressive small-scale activism isn't going to do anything. What is really needed is great black people embodying excellence and ideals in their own image. Anything less than that is wasted effort. Same goes for any other demographic.

@stevenwright7290

2 жыл бұрын

One of the points over the last few years when I realised the lunatics had taken over the asylum, was when I saw a BBC article on 'digital blackface'. We've reached levels of absurdity I didn't think possible. The modern social justice left are a cult.

@imadeyoureadthis1500

2 жыл бұрын

i bet that person uses a black thumbs up

@rb1062

2 жыл бұрын

You're right. People who care about the colour of emijos lead very unhappy, pointless lives.

I switched from black to default yellow, I just felt uncomfortable inserting my race into everything. Like I was feeding the woke machine with my diversity points

@Self-Duality

2 жыл бұрын

👌

@linusyootasteisking

2 жыл бұрын

ye, I never got this thing either. The idea of emojis being yellow, is that, like the simpsons, it is not meant to represent anyone concretely so that focus can be fully on the schematic design, that is the meaning of the face or hand expression. It is truly a sign of disease when people are obsessed with the color, like the trees instead of the forest. Totally missing the point, due to an addictive obsession of ideology.

@MrSmith-ve6yo

2 жыл бұрын

I'm white but when the race-based emojis came out I just kept using the yellow ones for the same reason as you.

@lk-music

2 жыл бұрын

​@@MrSmith-ve6yo Me too, but I would actually feel uncomfortable using the pink emoji as somebody would assume I consider my complexion important, and infer further falsehoods from that assumption. For similar reasons whenever a questionnaire asks any kind of demographical question, I just choose "rather not say" whenever that option is available, it's none of anybody's business.

@kurikuraconkuritas

2 жыл бұрын

👍

I'm Albino.... I'm the exception that crushes the lefts idiotic lies about race. I had someone telle me to "shut up, sit down, and check my skin color." I go well I'm Albino. Then everyone always replies the same way "oh, then it doesn't apply to you just to everyone else." It's exhausting, I'm not a crayola crayon I'm a person worth more than to be boiled down to a color.

@medexamtoolsdotcom

2 жыл бұрын

Please provide a context for what you are talking about. First of all, albino what? There are albino people of every race. I am trying to understand from your story, did they back off because you were albino black, or does just being an albino get you oppression points even if you are albino white, and what were they trying to silence you over? Note that I am not trying to reduce you to your skin condition, just understand the context of them trying to silence you and back off.

@lastknownsurvivor9009

2 жыл бұрын

I know, I'm a white Native Indigenous and the answers from them are the same. Quote "well It's different for you" is what they say.

@gamergirlmars

2 жыл бұрын

@@lastknownsurvivor9009 sorry you have to deal with that too. I'm sure you are a wonderful person that adds to the world with a plethora of talents, hobbies, quirks, and interests (you know, the stuff that really should matter most 😛)

@shoechew

2 жыл бұрын

@@lastknownsurvivor9009 What is different for you?

@tronalddrump7102

2 жыл бұрын

I Love albinos, please marry me now.

The world needs a healthy Jordan Peterson and we're glad he's back. So glad he's doing well.

@MassMultiplayer

2 жыл бұрын

maybe eating corpse of animal dosent help

@YOG3NSHA

2 жыл бұрын

@@MassMultiplayer This is no place for your food activism.

@thelaurens1996

2 жыл бұрын

@@MassMultiplayer if you actually did a little bit of research you would actually know that it did help him an enormous amount. He got way healthier because of it, and so did his daughter.

@thelaurens1996

2 жыл бұрын

@@MassMultiplayer maybe eating corpse of plant doesn't help. See how stupid that looks? They're all living organisms, you are just not woke enough to realise plants have feelings too and you should stop eating everything that lives or lived.

@synxulol2702

2 жыл бұрын

Is he still only consuming just beef, water, and salt?

I wanted to transition from male to female when I was 13, and started at 14, without my parents consent. I had the traits Jordan Peterson describes here: high openness, high neuroticism and very negative feelings. Over a decade later and I'm recently feeling like I was swept up by something that would have come to pass if I'd just waited it out. It's a fairly painful realization. Thank you for this wonderful interview, Chris.

@JCJW101

2 жыл бұрын

That must be hard to admit especially on a channel like this but thank you for telling your story, maybe it will help someone out there :-)

@skinnysnorlax1876

2 жыл бұрын

You're not alone. There are many, many folks who have regretted transitioning. Benjamin boyce has a number of excellent interviews with various folks who have transitioned, and sometimes detransitioned

@christpierre

2 жыл бұрын

You plan on detransitioning or are you happy like this?

@caseystrong9481

2 жыл бұрын

Just remember whether you are transitioned and regretful or untransitioned and regretful, you are always capable of happiness and I hope you have it or find it.

@michellesiregar8245

2 жыл бұрын

Would you mind telling us how you transitioned so early without your parents consent ??

The question is, what was wrong with yellow? It's a skin tone that doesn't exist in nature, so it can be representative of anyone and noone at the same time. This is called 'being so bored you start breaking shit that worked perfectly fine for fun'

@aleisterlavey9716

2 жыл бұрын

I identify as transsmurf and demand blue emoji

@kjgoebel7098

2 жыл бұрын

I know right?

@frankiefugazi

2 жыл бұрын

Tell that to the Simpsons 😉

@GAOMaster

2 жыл бұрын

@@frankiefugazi You aren't funny.

@masterhand20

2 жыл бұрын

@@GAOMaster Random and unnecessary hatred

As an ex “transgender/gender neutral” person, I have found that this whole phenomenon is extremely damaging to young people especially girls sense of self. It underlyingly enforces the stereotypical gender roles that these far left political views are supposedly trying to go away from, by saying , “ if you don’t fit in as a woman who doesn’t have every like, dislike and personality trait of the traditional view of a woman, that makes you not a woman at all “ we should be encouraging humanity that just because of what you are like doesn’t make you any less of a woman, or man. People are diverse and have a spectrum of personalities which should be celebrated! Not made into a spectrum of genders .

@kelly4187

2 жыл бұрын

This is why I don't understand why the left had supported the whole trans issue... It runs completely counter to gay rights and their push in the last 20 years to challenge stereotypes. Because after all you aren't gay, you are just the wrong gender, and there's only two. Whether a person believes in those at all (I don't) they should still be able to see that these issues are mutually exclusive. They cannot both exist simultaneously, as many feminists have noticed, causing them to push back on the T.

@typingcat

2 жыл бұрын

@@kelly4187 Yeah, the problem of the Left is that they have no definitive idea of maleness. Feeling sexually attracted to a male is not a woman-only trait (there are homosexual men), desire to wear female dresses is not a female-only trait (there are males who do that but still think themselves male), and so are all non-biological facts and preferences. The whole argument of "I like to do X, Y, and Z, therefore, I must be a woman" is ridiculous when men do X,Y, and Z, too.

@prettypuffprincess

2 жыл бұрын

THANK YOU💯💯💯💯💯💯

@MrScreamingSilence

2 жыл бұрын

I have no idea about left or right politics, but what I do know is that teens nowadays would rather jump under then knife, than wait to see who they grow up to be. This whole spectrum is so unneccessary and confusing and frustrating to me. Also, this whole thing cannot just be blamed on politics. The politicians did not start this, they just agreed to calm down the people who did, to win them over. To them it's not a matter of belief, or consolation, or anything like that, it's just means to more votes. So what if you act more like a "stereotypical guy" as a girl? That doesn't change anything, you are who you are and if you feel the need to announce every slight deviantion from the "norm" as a seperate gender, then that just shows how insecure, confused and immature you are about yourself and to me just has the opposite effect. To be clear, I'm not trying to bash you here, this is more of an outlet of my frustration in general

@brontek5146

2 жыл бұрын

THANK YOU ❤️ being a woman has nothing to do with fashion or hobbies or personality and bias versa! It’s horrible that society is confusing ppl about their gender instead of teaching them to fully accept and embrace their biology without compromising on how they wish to present themselves!

Not about emojis, but I wanted to comment about my 19 yo daughter (at the time) experience with deciding she was trans. I knew she wasn't. She loves to wear wild looking clothes and make-up. Oh, and huge lizard or snake earrings. Lots of Goth at the time too. But with many heart felt talks and lots of love, she finally understood that she had been bullied online into thinking her not so feminine ways reflected her inner 'man'. Later on we also found out she is autistic. Thankfully, we made it through the trenches. Other parents and daughters have not been so lucky.

@dislikebutton8789

2 жыл бұрын

Such a great story! The main deterrence to childhood rebellion is a good parent. God bless ya.

@amaurys93

2 жыл бұрын

My youngest sibling is going through this heavily. The youth of today have it tough growing up in this world

@MrComeasyouare94

2 жыл бұрын

God bless and well done

@piccalillies

2 жыл бұрын

yes, I'm thankful to see my daughter made it through these trenches without mutilating her body.

@Zipperneck.

2 жыл бұрын

Good for her, and you... Nothing beats actually 'talking' to one's children.

I'm so not racist that everything I do revolves around my race.

@justinmoore5096

2 жыл бұрын

Do you mean identity? Then drop your gender. Nation of origin? Drop that too. As a matter of fact, don't even identify as human.

@sebsebski2829

2 жыл бұрын

@@justinmoore5096 Can I identify as an almighty god?

@rhythmicunion3792

2 жыл бұрын

@@justinmoore5096 what are you responding too? If it’s the comment above you then you have seriously mixed around the message. I don’t see where that comment even came close to saying you should LOSE or DROP the concept of your race. Just don’t let that one aspect of your identity consume you because we are more than just our race and skin color. Sure race is an aspect of identity.....an ASPECT, one single aspect in a vast sea of others that make up our identity.

@KGBos

2 жыл бұрын

@@justinmoore5096 "identifying" as anything is stupid. you either are or are not. I do not identify as a man. I am a man. I do not identify as white. I am white. I do not identify as straight. I am straight.

@patrickdavenport6254

2 жыл бұрын

However, you are used to everything about whiteness being "the norm" and you don't know nor care about how that makes other people feel.

"You think they'll have that on their conscience?" This man is a gem

I lived what he’s saying, I’m a woman high in openness and creativity and high in neuroticism and low self esteem. Growing up I was really confused about everything and sometimes I strongly wished I was a boy when I was a teenager. But living in a traditional culture I couldn’t do much. Now after years of immigration in my 30s when I look back I see why I felt that particular way and it was totally psychological tracing it back to my parents. I’m so grateful to be a woman now and wouldn’t want to change a thing. I’ve been able to re-establish my connection with my femininity after years of self development and awareness and it’s very empowering. Sometimes it gives me the shudders just to think what could have happened if I grew up in a country like Canada while going through that phase. It was highly possible for me to do something I would totally regret in my 30s.. irreversible damage. Wish more people like JP would bring awareness to this.

As the Babylon Bee reported: Woman parks her car perfectly. Then starts wondering whether she is transgender.

@manisa.b2276

2 жыл бұрын

I think this just underlines the eternal problem of people not accepting that we have prefferences or abilities which does not turn us into something else but just adds charm and uniqueness to our personality.

@christianbarros1580

2 жыл бұрын

My question is, how do you really know she was a woman (?) LOL

@liamneeson303

2 жыл бұрын

Lmao

@ClezVideos

2 жыл бұрын

That’s funny because I’m a woman who loves gadgets, hates clothes shopping, likes DIY, is (according to all my male relatives) an excellent driver and can parallel park better than most men... and for years I believe there was something ‘wrong’ with me! Maybe I was meant to be a boy? The only thing that ‘saved’ me is I love shoes, handbags and makeup 🤷‍♀️ I know now that’s just who I am and there’s not anything ‘wrong’ with me!

@ainsmas361

2 жыл бұрын

WHAT 😭😭😂😂😂

I completely agree that the focus on race is a big setback in our society, but the shades of emojis is something I like. I'm black, so I use the black one. Not really sure how having that option is a bad thing. It's just an option. Now the pregnant man emoji is something worth discussing.

@Liverpool-2004

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly, the colors of the emojis was created to make them more realistic and to be in the same color as the person writing it, only in our modern crazy world it has become a discussion by people with no real meaning in their lives

@jichaelmorgan3796

2 жыл бұрын

I agree, they really need even more shades tbh

@victorborbalima

2 жыл бұрын

I mean... it's emojis they can do whatever they want with it and it won't make not even a bit of difference in the real world. The thing is there's some people who want to convince us that emojis are something important.

@markm0000

2 жыл бұрын

The pregnant man emoji is why I will switch back to a dumb phone. These big tech companies have eroded our sense of community and respect for one another.

@sethdanielw

2 жыл бұрын

@@victorborbalima That's a good point. The only difference it's made in my world is probably us discussing that it doesn't matter.

I've always used the yellow emote because it's what has always shown by default. I never even considered my skin tone when using it. Later, I realized you have the option to choose a white hand, black, yellow, etc. I still use the default because none of that matters to me. ✌

@Captain_Lockheed

2 жыл бұрын

Same here👍

@dowahfromthedub

2 жыл бұрын

👍🏾

@LordFirestaff

2 жыл бұрын

@Andy Mann Why so? I mean, at least state your reasons to add something productive to the thread. Unless, of course, you're simply a useless troll with nothing productive to add.

@Captain_Lockheed

2 жыл бұрын

@Andy Mann Gotta love the trolls 😘

@Captain_Lockheed

2 жыл бұрын

@@LordFirestaff thank you. Look at his profile. 👍

Man, is this a second interview?! And now in person?! I'll schedule it for tonight's podcast routine. Nice.

Still wating for the full podcast to drop, but I'm gonna do my part to massage the algorithm 👍

@ChrisWillx

2 жыл бұрын

Tomorrow. Continue to massage pls 💜

@Petra999

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChrisWillx lol wtf

@OoO-rf2gt

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah. Not having my time wasted so this pleb can mine views and my time lol. Just wait for the full video.

@hugh-jasole

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChrisWillx Chris you have amazing chemistry with Jordan I've seen him do many interviews he seems to genuinely enjoy going back and forth with you thats awesome keep up the great work mate!

@Exalted-

2 жыл бұрын

@@OoO-rf2gt You just did tho?

As an academic/educator myself, it's gotten to the point that I and my other moderate left and right leaning colleagues are basically now part of some strange underground railroad-esque scenario. In which we have to quietly attempt to enact change through well placed and we'll timed actions. Speak your mind in a public forum = risk your livelihood. It's extremely sad and disturbing. Not at all what I envisioned when I started my path towards teaching in higher education. When we ask our students if they've heard another viewpoint than the "white hetero able bodied male domination culture" , they are shocked to hear that we care about each person as an individual with their own needs and experiences. It's remarkable how receptive students are to that. They've been fed the victim narrative their entire lives and they don't know how to respond to the individualistic approach. We need more professors to speak up, because this ideological possession needs to stop.

JP is a much needed voice of reason amidst a swamp of immorality and perversion. Love this man ✌🏻✌🏿

@mikek9297

2 жыл бұрын

More like ranting and raving, incoherent lunatic delivering Deepak Chopra - style word salads. None of what he said was even relevant to the question he was asked.

@jonpaulcox1919

2 жыл бұрын

@@mikek9297 awe is your poor little brain not able to fallow along?

@BearbearbearbearbearbearRarrrr

2 жыл бұрын

Such a gifted speaker, and beautifully flawed, but also perhaps a bit misleading as he does away with legislation intended to protect far more people than the Tg community, who seem to be the “sensitive topic” that tends to rile the most tempers. We’re all human, but jp weaponizes his feelings about his perhaps not fully discussed treatment Re “compelled speech”. The fact that we can easily call a Ms “Mrs” does away with this argument? That some words are, in fact, harmful, does not do away with our obligation to listen to one another. It’s not “compelled speech “ to respect someone pronouns, or not to use hateful language in public forums, it’s as good mannered as calling someone Mrs, when they ask. No harder than calling someone by their name.

@mikek9297

2 жыл бұрын

@@BearbearbearbearbearbearRarrrr Isn't it funny how he chooses to use the "black emoji" ? To express himself as something he is not ? Precisely the choice he would deny YOU. Rules for thee but not for me - this is the fhilosophy of the right. They're all hypocrrites, every single last one of them.

@cherubie3983

2 жыл бұрын

@@mikek9297 how is he denying you the choice to use a black emoji to express yourself? Is there a Jordan force currently prohibiting you from choosing the 👍🏿and hit send?

Seeing as using the grey 'thumbs up' emoji is probably considered offensive to the recently deceased, we're really running out of options at this point.

@piccalillies

2 жыл бұрын

I really just don't want this many choices. lol

@maaz322

2 жыл бұрын

it's why things began as yellow, but now that's racist cuz in the racist minds of the twitter mob it's demeaning asians

@yes-vy6bn

2 жыл бұрын

@@maaz322 as the great kanye said, "i use yellow because its bart simpson coloured"

@claudiafahey1353

2 жыл бұрын

Lmao thanks for that😆

@5u5annah

2 жыл бұрын

Use purple one or like white like paper and black like the sky.

I can already tell from this short clip, that this interview went much better, than the recent JRE with dr Peterson. Its self evident that you are much more enthusiastic, and ask a lot more genuine and interesting questions. People tend to say that Rogan has a monopoly on podcast, but Im enjoying your show a lot more, you have amazing guests. Keep up the good work!

@sarisdianis

2 жыл бұрын

Interesting questions? He just asked what skin color his emoji would be. The second question was because he didn’t understood what JP was saying 😏 jk 🙃

@peterdeak6631

2 жыл бұрын

@@sarisdianis Theres another clip out already too.

@cyberft

2 жыл бұрын

Peterson was a bit too eager to be on JRE and monopolized the conversation. He was also stating things that proved to be untrue that Rogan didn’t accept on its face.

@victorborbalima

2 жыл бұрын

@@cyberft what things that proved to be untrue?

@Theviewerdude

2 жыл бұрын

I don't get why people didn't like that recent JRE. It was good?

We started with the yellow smiley face from the 60's, then the skin tones were added in for "inclusion", now it's an issue of "cultural appropriation". Let's just go back to the "bright yellow" and end this BS.

@baptm727

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly

Gotta say the lightning and filming is on point here. Good job to the production team👌

Love your channel man. Glad there's platforms like yours out there.

Beautiful setting, superbly lit & recorded & edited. Great interview. Fine work Chris.

@timmalmros2692

2 жыл бұрын

Except the way too heavy noice gate.

@Vendzor

2 жыл бұрын

👍🏿

@jlindsay

2 жыл бұрын

Finding the Finders kzread.info/dash/bejne/eJaa05hmdbnUj9I.html ? vds dsa fasdf43asda

@aeaeaaaelxndrwtnb

2 жыл бұрын

@@timmalmros2692 came here to make this comment, it's so distracting with the pauses Peterson has

its amazing how the people who nonstop talk about race and make everything about race are the ones accusing those of us who detest that type of speak as "racists"

@fanni24

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly. We, as humans, created and continue to create so many amazing things, paintings, music, skyscrapers, airplanes, spaceships, you name it. And yet, some of us want to hold the rest of society back by throwing tantrums over such preposterous problems that they created in the first place. What sane, content person would care about, let alone get offended by the colour of emojis others use?

@HappyBeezerStudios

2 жыл бұрын

Here we don't even track "race" in the demographics. We track migration backgrounds and foreign nationals, and that's it. No race, no ethnicity. I think Morgan Freeman said it during an interview that it stops being an issue if we stop making it one.

Perfectly put mate, great wisdom as always putting into words so very well what most of us know but really struggle to communicate with words.

I am a man with an intersex disorder, that has been recognized as "transgender". I was the only person I knew who dealt with this, particularly the serious abuse and trauma resulting from my parents attempting to raise me as the opposite gender. I didn't know anyone else who was "transgender" growing up. I was highly independent and hard to influence to do anything "going along with a crowd". You would say, the opposite of social contagion. The descriptions of social contagion hitting girls now are on a different planet from my experiences. I definitely have never wanted to change my gender, no matter how much it was forced on me. Very severe damage can convince people that someone's gender has been changed, but the intrinsic instinctive perception internally is still there. Rather than change my gender, I just wanted the physical pain to be treated and not to be in a crisis thinking I was going to die anymore. Testosterone, deep trauma therapy (that is physical) and more general physical therapy saved my life, and allowed me to become a deeply self-determined person against the odds. This is a medical condition, and it needs proper diagnosis. Social justice is toxic, and the idea that "gender is a social construct", is dangerous propaganda that should be regarded skeptically. ***EDIT: If you're new to replying please look at the other replies too, I'm getting a lot of similar comments and questions. My other explanations should clarify. Thank you so much everyone for taking the time to hear my story and be curious, and open :)

@beezowdoodoozoppitybopbopb9488

2 жыл бұрын

I read your post, and would like a little clarity so I can understand your message better. Help me understand, are you saying you have a y chromosome and ambiguous genitalia? And that your parents tried to force you to present as a woman? Regardless, best wishes friend ✌

@anewagora

2 жыл бұрын

@@beezowdoodoozoppitybopbopb9488 I would be considered a "transgender man" (FtM) but I think the description is misleading and the opposite of what my actual situation was. It suggests I tried to change my gender, but I didn't try to change anything. I didn't know my parents were trying to raise me as a girl nor that other adults, e.g. teachers, were treating me as a girl, until I was 8. Adults tried to change my gender, and I fought until I could free myself. My childhood was really messed up, I became independent as a teenager, and it saved my life. As far as the science goes, I think some of the research done suggests the brain and nervous system is part of a person's sex, but in rare cases, hormone disruption in pregnant women prevents the development of the sex properly, specifically messing with the hormone surge that forms a unified sex in the baby. People like me have intersex disorders that aren't visible outwardly, which is very common among even recognized intersex disorders. Ambiguity externally is less common. If it is indeed an intersex disorder, it suggests that the brain & nervous system become sexed opposite to the external body. Reference: Polyvagal Theory, proprioception, the psychosomatic map. Alongside the usual transgender research. Thanks for asking, I hope this clarified.

@Fair-to-Middling

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for posting your story. I am so glad you received the right treatment and therapy. It seems like you have a firm grasp on who you are. That will serve you well throughout your life.

@anewagora

2 жыл бұрын

@@Fair-to-Middling Thank you, I appreciate your acknowledgement & acceptance. It shouldn't be a political problem. The social contagion is a completely different phenomenon that is at least partially driven by social justice, which severely misrepresents my condition.

@MoMeBeDyHeEtc

2 жыл бұрын

A brave comment. Best of luck.

❗ *6 GUIDELINES FOR LIFE:* *1) When you are alone, mind your thoughts.* *2) When you are with your friends, mind your tongue.* *3) When you are angry, mind your temper.* *4) When you are with a group, mind your behaviour.* *5) When you are in trouble, mind your emotions.* *6) When God starts blessing you, mind your ego.*

@umiluv

2 жыл бұрын

I would say always mind your ego for then you will see God’s blessings.

@markuskwasi

2 жыл бұрын

Well said lil bro 👍🏿

@sebsebski2829

2 жыл бұрын

Very good actually

@charlesbukowski9836

2 жыл бұрын

7 When your government is oppressive, dawn the balaclava...

He’s so well spoken. His composure is admirable.

@MonkeyDIvan

2 жыл бұрын

He's a clown, that's what he is.

Awesome color palette and set up for the video!

I cannot wait for the full interview! Modern Wisdom X Jordan Peterson has been such a great combination. Chris is asking exactly what the young men wants to ask the wise and great Jordan. Hope for more success!

I'm so glad I found your podcast last year. Peace.

Imagine living in such a free country you have to think of things to be offended/oppressed by.

@shankrl1

2 жыл бұрын

Like racism?!

@kelly4187

2 жыл бұрын

I think this is unfortunately human nature. We are a period of unprecedented peace and prosperity, and development. No other humans in existence have lived as comfortably as us in the West, have never had access to education like this, have never had pleasures and purchasing power like this. We live better than medieval royalty with more amenities, services and choice. Similarly we have had peace for so long that the overwhelming majority of people have never faced any mortal danger at all. Yet, we evolved with danger, with poor wealth, prospects, development. We banded together to survive and evolved traits that were conducive to that life. That is why I think we are seeing a very tribal attitude today (left vs right, us vs them). We spent so long evolving in danger and threat that there is almost something uneasy about not having something to, at least, moan and complain about. So these modern people decided to invent their own problems, and the Marxist morons, supporters of a failed childish ideology that never got out of the gate (and was itself polluted with failed philosophical concepts from the not so enlightening "enlightenment") decided to use them as the latest attempt to gain influence. Hence the modern left.

@HappyBeezerStudios

2 жыл бұрын

Humans always have been careful towards things they don't know. It might be the tribe on the other side of the river, it might the people of a different faith (or a different part of the same faith), it might be the people who look different. But in the end the best way to go past that is by simply learning about the other group.

Thank you for sharing this. Jordan is 100% correct.

I'm going to use the black one too

I have to say, I wasn't sure what you meant by "exceptional production" but I can already see that you've achieved another level of visuals here. The vibe is right, palette of colours as well, and beautiful shots with high quality equipment. Fantastic job, Chris 👍 I also agree with Peter Deak below, I feel it's gonna be better than Rogan's episode. His was way too chaotic and hazy, you do way better job with spot on questions.

@chrisoconnor3119

2 жыл бұрын

Well said. I liked the colors too

@CCitis

2 жыл бұрын

I didn't like Petersons last appearance on rogan either. It felt a bit off.

Great vid man! That auto silence feature during the pauses is really off putting though not sure if it was deliberate

He is just so smart and adds so much value to the world. Thank you

I use Simpson yellow. 👍

@StoryThyme100

2 жыл бұрын

I'm borrowing this!! Especially after NPR's coverage

@putinstea

2 жыл бұрын

If your surname is Simpson does that mean your dads first name is Simp? I'm so sorry (i'll see myself out)

One really can't help but be awe-inspired at the convergence of crisp production quality and conversation. Looking good gentlemen. Can't wait for the full episode tomorrow!

@JohnCephas

2 жыл бұрын

@Andy Mann It is a mad world.

@lightghost7524

2 жыл бұрын

But his arguments feel phony. He was right (and still is right) to oppose the government and prevent it from forcing people to use PC speech. But I've never seen those girls that he describes to have low self esteem and trouble with identity all the time. I changed school 3 times and all of them had roughly 60% girls, 40% boys.

@JohnCephas

2 жыл бұрын

@@lightghost7524 Have you considered your personal experience sample size as compared to the general population? could be regional differences too

@patrickdavenport6254

2 жыл бұрын

You're serious? They made a joke about having to include anything other than white and you compliment them on that? omg

@lightghost7524

2 жыл бұрын

@@JohnCephas Yes, statistical averages are my specialty. I believe Jordan is simply using a 'poor wamen' argument to try and win on a moral front. It's like those normies who talk about the alarmingly high suicide rate among teenage girls, completely ignoring that boys off themselves 3 times more

I thought the same about the emoji skin color but i thought i was making a bigger deal out of it. Glad to hear this point of view

As a mixed race man, I like throwing my skin tone emoji from time to time when arguing with a liberal that thinks they know better than me.👍🏽 It's amazing how often their strawman burns in front of them with a simple 🤷🏽‍♂️

@mrboost4186

2 жыл бұрын

Same with me and my autism. The way young autistic people are being enabled in their gender confusion disgusts me.

@patrickdavenport6254

2 жыл бұрын

Is this to say that conservatives don't think they know better than you? This is a stupid statement. If you think that conservatives are any better than liberals, especially in their thinking toward you, then you have a lot more thinking to do.

@RealSkelzore

2 жыл бұрын

@@patrickdavenport6254 Conservatives are in fact better than Liberals. I would claim Liberals are the worst of us all. Whether you deem that sensible is of no concern to me.

@Kyrieru

2 жыл бұрын

​@@patrickdavenport6254 When the only leftists you see constantly accuse you of being a racist white supremist at the drop of a hat, it doesn't really reflect well on liberals (as in, actual liberals that aren't racist). Then when you watch "right-leaning" videos like this and everyone is open about the fact that they don't give a shit about race, it's easy to see how someone could eventually be worn down into thinking liberals are all just a bunch of racist maniacs. I still consider myself a liberal, so it's pretty fucking depressing honestly.

@jlindsay

2 жыл бұрын

Finding the Finders kzread.info/dash/bejne/eJaa05hmdbnUj9I.html ? vds a43asdfsa

Omg that pause after Jordan says, "Why not?" had me dying lmao

This is a substantive clip. The psychological contagion phenomena is very enlightening to me. I guess it was hard to hear about it above all the noise of people shouting transphobia and racism.

@overdose8329

2 жыл бұрын

Transphobia is a logical and sound response to fight the contagion. You must fear the disease and recognize its severity in order to fight it and prevent its manifestation and spread across society

@brewcity2317

2 жыл бұрын

@@overdose8329, like C_vidphobia?

@davidrivas165

2 жыл бұрын

I love the term Psychological Contagion; it explains so much.

@Chrisdotnorthwich

2 жыл бұрын

The parallel with Salem is spot on

@nt78stonewobble

2 жыл бұрын

@@overdose8329 "Transphobia is a logical and sound response to fight the contagion. You must fear the disease and recognize its severity in order to fight it and prevent its manifestation and spread across society" Nah, it's an irrational hysterical unnuanced response to somebody else's potential irrational hysterical unnuanced position.

Great to be seeing & hearing Dr. Peterson again. 💕

I like the interviewer. He lets him talk and asks what things mean. Great learner.

Interviewer "what emoji do you use?" JP "none. I'm not a14 year old girl."

@jaedii7287

2 жыл бұрын

emoji bad, me smart 🤡

The filming turned out really good!

awesome window blinders.. the light dots on the floor is quite nice

1:46 of the clip is very eye opening where jordan talks about psychological contagion. i used to support the whole gender identity uniqueness thing around 7 yrs ago, but as i did my research i realized that the push for these ideas was potentially very damaging as i saw it as "coming up with very sensitive conclusions too quickly" and explaining it through the labeling effect. but i never had the experience of sharing my thoughts on the subject in a way for others to understand and to this day i still don't. thank goodness that there is someone with a big voice and following with the ability and research to explain what is going on and why it's such an issue.

I actually do use the black thumbs up emoji when I use an emoji. It's still funnier now that I know there are "people" who are mad at me for it. Even more hilarious is that JBP suggested doing just that.

@sir0nion

2 жыл бұрын

We should all use "black hands" to stand in solidarity with black face Trudeau.

@magnificentgentleman2805

2 жыл бұрын

@@sir0nion based and black-pilled.

@MatthewC137

2 жыл бұрын

I've used black emojis for years. All of them. Some people think it's really funny and others are just shocked or even confused by it. It's great. 👊🏿🎅🏿

I use yellow because who cares about skin color of the emoji. The woke nonsense is what brought the same emoji with different skin colors. So I understand Jordan, now that it is here just use the opposite of your skin color, or continue using yellow because skin color doesn't define you one bit

@YuriNoirProductions

2 жыл бұрын

THIS. it's so ridiculous that they went from a gender and race neutral thing that literally represents everyone to seperating them into gender and race and calling that absolut bullshit progressive. the idiocracy is unbelievable and it will literally set us back 20 years culturally

@maaz322

2 жыл бұрын

how dare you misappropriate the skin tone of asians who are yellow... wait??

@dogmadogma5398

2 жыл бұрын

How long before you lose your job for using the wrong color emoji. IT IS HAPPENING. Better double check if you are "allowed" to use yellow

My God! Is there anything you don't know? How brilliant you are. Amazing. Thank God you never get tired of your own voice. What would we do then? If we didn't have you preaching about anything and everything? Directing the narrative. THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!

Great analysis

He's so tired of it. I think everyone here is. We all see where its going and I think JP is starting to lose hope...

@umiluv

2 жыл бұрын

I don’t see that at all lol. The Canadian Freedom Convoy is giving everyone hope.

@Ryan-Horgan

2 жыл бұрын

@@umiluv this is beyond the covid nonsense. Once covid is a distant memory (ha) we could well still end up in the dystopian nightmare brought about by the madness of the far left

@ArgentWolf95

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ryan-Horgan Agreed, the Canadian Freedom Convoy is having success many other freedom movements have lacked the past few years. It's a dark time for freedom, but the Truckers are a symbol that if they can do it. More of us can.

@Xplora213

2 жыл бұрын

Jordan can’t beat the weight of this all alone. That’s why he’s tired. Four years on and things are worse.

@ArgentWolf95

2 жыл бұрын

@@Xplora213 Indeed, we need more to rally around him and give him some hope back.

I think about 10 years ago I said somewhere on some website that I would agree to dye myself blue if we could just stop talking about skin color all the time. I stand by that

Thank you so much for talking up bro

Brutal!! And highly interesting!! I'm gonna look for those books he said.. Thanks!

"What colour emojis do you use..." this escalated quickly!

@ThexXxXxOLOxXxXx

2 жыл бұрын

Weirdest question xD use whatever you a free man

I don't use the thumbs up emoji because it's offensive to people without thumbs.

One of the best 17 second openings of any video I've ever seen before

I use a different color thumb every time I use it. I love how people get awkward over something so fucking insignificant.

Living through this right now. Quitting before being fired for truly unwittingly calling who was clearly one sex the opposite. It was a "mistake" (by way of a hysterical psychogenic landmine). The powers that be are wholly aligned with the transitioning logos.

I saw it myself these young girls (probably not their goal but they do it ) destroy famillies, the daughter of my landlord (who lived in the same house as me) did it. Her family was so supportive of her but still she always found ways to disrupt things nothing was ever enought and everybody was against her. It broke the family in the end

I know that the important part of this is the audio but god damn this set is nice, lighting tones, all of it

Yes.. Peterson tackling the big questions. Much brain. Such wisdom

I remember the 1980s _Satanic Panic_ -- it was more than just daycares. It also included Heavy Metal music, Dungeons & Dragons and other RPGs, movies... it was a general cultural trend in the early to mid-80s. Soon after it stopped, Political Correctness started, but from the 'other side' of the political spectrum. Coincidence? Doubt it.

@Xplora213

2 жыл бұрын

Authoritarians will gravitate to any movement that gives them power, same as child predators become teachers, priests, Scout leaders, coaches. Anything to give them access to power over children. For some reason our society has lost its ability to sniff out these bad actors.

I so love this man he makes so much sense and you get little boys in front of him asking questions like why they’re not on the same intellectual level to be then sitting down with him and talking about subject unless in their eyes it’s for entertainment thank God for Jordan Peterson

Nice lighting, Chris!

Good conversation

I generally use a blue "thumbs up" emoji. Why? Well, because it was already there in the software, that's why, and I have no reason whatsoever to need an emoji that matches my skin color, because my skin color is irrelevant to the emoji. It doesn't matter. Nor does anyone else's. We are all human.

@GeraKhan

2 жыл бұрын

I understand what you are saying George, although when I first saw they offered different skin colors, I was honestly excited. As a Black person, I like being able to represent who I am in my digital world, MOST of the time. If given the choice, I might choose GREEN (I like ORCS), too as a color. I know it SOUNDS silly, but this relates to the OLD video game problem way back in the day: they only had TWO hairstyles for Black characters (Bald and Afro) and maybe 3 different shades that never matched my character (because I wanted to play MYSELF in the fantasy world, not ALL the time, but SOME times). So, having options that represent YOU can be important to some people, especially if those options are rare and hard to come by. Some of it is attached to self-esteem and identity, which can be related to one another.

@ryandury

2 жыл бұрын

@@GeraKhan I think you make a great point, and as we extend ourselves through profiles in the virtual world, we would like to see options that reflect ourselves in it. I think for a lot of people the thumb was never 'personafied'.. it was merely an expression: The original yellow color represented a simpsons character more than a white person, for instance. But as we personified the emojis, we sought after a better representation of ourselves in it. Have a great day!

@georgecoventry8441

2 жыл бұрын

@@GeraKhan - Sure thing, Gera. 🙂 Everyone is welcome to use whatever emoji they like, as far as I'm concerned, and for whatever reason suits them. We all have our own unique reasons for what we like to do.

@logoski589

2 жыл бұрын

I don't emoji.

@autumnroxielynn2423

2 жыл бұрын

thats offensive to smurfs

Question - are you supposed to use an emoji that represents your actual 'in the flesh' skin tone (including natural or fake tans) - or one that best fits what people perceive your emoji skin tone should be based on your race? There are already articles discussing this going back as far back as 2017. Google: "Thoughts on white people using dark-skinned emoji" If you are white European - even one with a dark tan, will you be expected to use the lightest skin emoji (or the yellow one), for fear of offending people of colour if you use a darker one - even though the darker one might represent your actual skin tone far more accurately. Is it only a matter of time before somebody is pulled up or cancelled for using the "wrong colour" emoji.

@JCJW101

2 жыл бұрын

There was an NPR article about it the other day, just check out the headline and die cringing.

@eljay5009

2 жыл бұрын

@@pagexx Yep it is ludicrous - but we now live in a world with dozens of gender pronouns and compelled speech laws requiring you to use them. Is it really such a stretch to think that people might take offence if they perceive that you are using the wrong emoji (clearly that is a possibility as the article I linked to proves).

@patrickdavenport6254

2 жыл бұрын

It's not about that. It's about the fact that whiteness doesn't always have to be the default. However, once other "colors" are included, people get triggered, because they think that excluding others or defaulting to white is the norm and only option.

@eljay5009

2 жыл бұрын

@@patrickdavenport6254 White isn't the default though - the default has been bright yellow for as long as I can remember. All of the face or people emoji's on my phone appear yellow by default - the option to change to white, brown or black only appears when you select the emoji.

@patrickdavenport6254

2 жыл бұрын

@@eljay5009 I'm talking about the larger issue, rather than a thumbs up emoji. I couldn't care less about that specifically. The issue that is being discussed by them bringing the emoji up is one of inclusiveness. They don't understand, or possibly want to understand, that often people don't see representation of themselves as opposed to only representations of whiteness. Nobody cares about emojis; they're just a way to broach the topic to see what side of the issue someone falls on.

Rock on JP! Your very much appreciated

Chris has a great interviewing style.

When I meet people I used to think to myself "Woah this person is _____" fill in blank with cool fashion, interesting, cute, etc. But now with how much culture has shoved it down my throat, I meet people and can't help but subconsciously think "Woah this person is asian. This person is lesbian. This person is republican" when I wish I didn't think like that at all but people nowdays are so self identifying as simply race, sexual identity, politics, first and foremost.

@WateryFire

2 жыл бұрын

Yep, that’s called subliminal brainwashing. It’s deliberate and strategic. Although not so subliminal these days I guess.

Hope there's an hour of talk Chris.

@ChrisWillx

2 жыл бұрын

2 hours 💜

@arvinsenglishph4925

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChrisWillx I believe that's only like snippet?

Consideration went into choosing how that room would look and what aesthetic you wanted.

Much respect for Dr. Peterson. It wasn't necessary to make everything so complicated. Why is it so hard to understand that the more options you're given the more painful it is to decide? What? You think identity is not a decision? Why not? Because you weren't given the chance to choose your gender or your ethnicity? But, who said you are your gender? Who said you are the color of your skin or the place you where you were born? You are not your conditions nor what the world does to you. You are your what you do. Some of the things you do are not conscious decisions, but your conscious decisions are the ones that say the most about who you are. Ask yourself, "What do I like to do? What have I done to the people around me? What have I done to myself? What do I want to do? What will I do for it? Why do I do what I do?" If you want to know who you are, those are the questions that matter.

@gcg8187

2 жыл бұрын

Wow, well said. Maybe this whole crazyness, if we survive it, will allow humanity to live will more power, freedom, and true self expression than ever before. What you wrote here is a great start to that. Grateful to have Dr. P

This theory makes sense when looked at "neutrally," but so many of us get emotional pretty quickly because the concept "gender" relates to all of us and it's hard to be objective and listen to arguments opposite to our view. Great set up, looking forward to the full episode!

@bryant475

2 жыл бұрын

One of the issues that Matt Walsh brought up in his Dr. Phil appearance was "They are conflating gender and sex, because on one had- they say ' Well, you've got your biological sex and your gender is a social construct', but then they turn around and say that 'Trans women ARE women, so a man who identifies with the social construct of womanhood, actually IS a woman'. This is a logical problem, you are conflating sex and gender, just by saying that." Bingo!

@erik-sr9bj

2 жыл бұрын

@@bryant475 You mean Matt Walsh - the number 1 LGBTQ author on Amazon xD?

@bryant475

2 жыл бұрын

@@erik-sr9bj Lol yep!

@jlindsay

2 жыл бұрын

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I am white and I use the black one just to annoy the Karens in some situations. I generally go for black because it's the more versatile one, the one that gets me action and arguing, for some reason some boomers call me out on that "Oooh, you're white, you should use white! You're racist!" but like Rick Gervais said, I don't give a fuck, I don't care, I use whatever I want to use 😂👍🏿

@madgiemadgie9128

2 жыл бұрын

“ I generally go for black because it's the more versatile one, the one that gets me action and arguing”. Erm…. never mind. Carry on Sir/ Ma’am. 🤦🏾‍♀️🤣. I can only laugh.

@Pensi0nar

2 жыл бұрын

@@madgiemadgie9128 👌🏿🤣💪🏿

I remember that !!! Even in the neighboring town I grew up in ! Even at 17 I remember thinking “ what ?? Why is this happening ??” I didn’t believe it for one minute. It was my first eye opener .

Wow “this insistence that we can be reduced to our ethnicity or our sexual identity” it’s a comment that blew my mind. As human beings we’re so much more complex than that. And certainly, those things by themselves are insufficient to cover all the different aspects that define us as human beings

I'm still waiting for my be-speckled emoji's, which specifically define my group identity...the Gingers. It is unclear which category we fall into. We Gingers are both dark skinned and light skinned. Many of us are multicolored, especially during the peak of summer when our skin takes on many different shades of red and pink. But what of the ultimate question...are we light skinned with brown spots, or brown skinned with a melatonin condition? I, of course, am writing in jest. But what about my son, who is both from an Irish and Cree ancestry. What emoji would best depict his mixed race? Brown freckles on Olive skin? This division of race and claims of systemic racism or colonialism is just a Marxist tactic to divide egalitarian societies. One of the many divisive tactics of the indoctrinated Marxist, communist, or postmodernist ideologues, who think they will bring about the Utopic dream of equity...well..it doesn't exist...it can't, as long as people keep thinking that our skin color defines who we are. Thanks gentlemen.

@patrickdavenport6254

2 жыл бұрын

It's not just a Marxist tactic to divide egalitarian societies. Real people experience real racism. Ask Ahmad Arbery's killers. Yes, there is racism inherent in some systems. For instance, the school system. You cannot be taught about black contributions in this country the way that you can be taught about white contributions. It is not allowed in the school curriculum. You all want to have so much to say about a topic that you don't know about, but you don't want to take the time to learn from the people who actual experience it every day. (And no, having a mixed race child doesn't give you all of the answers.)

@timcoolican459

2 жыл бұрын

@@patrickdavenport6254in Canada we learn about the contributions in history from all walks of life...including black people, metis, native, Indian, Chinese. This is not just about black people. Damn near every country used to enslave people...of every color. Some still practice it today. Please get me in touch with people who experience racism on a daily basis. I really would like to talk to them, to find out what they do experience, under what circumstances, and where.

@patrickdavenport6254

2 жыл бұрын

@@timcoolican459 I'm glad to hear that you're open to learning. Now all you have to do is go to the people that you all label as "whiners" and ask them to talk to you about their experiences. And not just one person or two, because different people have different experiences. And can we please stop referencing slavery every time we talk about black people and racism. Look up Jim Crowe, redlining, segregation, miscegenation laws, lynching, burning of black-built towns, and all kinds of other things that have happened since Africans were enslaved in America. This is what I'm talking about. You don't know the full story, but you want to comment on it based on listening to white people and a few blacks who worship them.

@patrickdavenport6254

2 жыл бұрын

@@timcoolican459 And I don't know what you learn in Canada, but I'm entirely sure that you do not learn about people of color's history the way that you learn about white history. No way. In the US, most people don't know much about non-British American history, much less people of color. Referring to blacks, for example, people are taught about Martin Luther King Jr, the slaves, and maybe George Washington Carver. WTF? We are taught that the "Indians" had their land stolen. We are taught nothing about Asians. We are taught nothing about Latinos. Nothing. We aren't taught about the struggles nor the contributions. But we're taught about some moron philosopher or writer whose views have nothing to do with what we need to know today or about how we got here. And there is absolutely NO acceptance of teaching about anything that would imply that white people did anything wrong or made mistakes; that is strongly prohibited.

@timcoolican459

2 жыл бұрын

@@patrickdavenport6254 you assume I don't know the full story. You likely looked at my photo and assumed that an old white guy could know or care nothing about racism or the years of discrimination that has occurred. As you say, different people have different experiences. Well I have had experiences with racism too, that is if you believe that such a thing can exist...white people being discriminated against. All through grade school, I was beaten regularly, because I was a Ginger, by the older First Nation's students at school. When they found out my Father was the Vice Principal, the frequency of the beatings increased. Despite this 'experience', I look no differently on Indigenous people, than I do anyone else. You see, I was raised to treat people as individuals...not by their racial, cultural, or religious groups. What I was speaking to, was the ridiculousness of colored emoji's...and which emoji a person with a melatonin irregularity should pick. Morgan Freeman said if you want racism to go away, then stop talking about it. If this critical race theory bullshit wasn't brought up, you and I would probably not be communicating right now.

I find the close-up on Jordan playing with his wedding ring at 4:20 interesting since it shows that he plays with his ring as he's thinking. On the Joe Rogan podcast Jordan discussed how he was accused of sexual misconduct with a client because of this behavior and its "sexual implications."

@raia9

2 жыл бұрын

Oh my goodness how absurd!

@KyriosHeptagrammaton

2 жыл бұрын

It shows he's sexually signaling his interest to Chris.

@SnipinG1337

2 жыл бұрын

@@KyriosHeptagrammaton Who wouldnt.

I have always used the yellow one and continue so.

Mindblowing! Like a Tarantino monologue!

This has me laughing. I live in south Africa, a country full of race issues and discussion I have always used the brown and black emojis because they stand out better and look better to be honest, I never really thought about the colour issue, until some people asked me why I was using black emojis. it was so funny and so obvious as to how their brains work, I think it's ridiculous. I laughed and laughed and laughed am still laughing. I have a lot of debate at home about trans gender issues, and we haven't actually come to a place of having a solid view, it's a very deep issue, but we need to keep in mind that we are all different and all the same.

I remember well the McMartin preschool witch hunt in the 80's. Even though I was a youngster at the time, nothing about the allegations were believable. Taught me a valuable lesson about ambitious prosecutors and district attorneys, and their susceptibility to corruption while chasing fame and career advancement.

@MrMetonicus

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks. I couldn't remember the name of this.

@rensc4262

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed, can we have the findings reviewed and those ambitious lawyers and prosecutors'/Judges actions reviewed for accountability?

@lauramorgan27

2 жыл бұрын

Disagree. Paul Bynum, a well respected detective and family man, was scheduled to testify for the prosecution that he found evidence corroborating the children's testimonies. He supposedly killed himself the day before. It was the second death of a witness in that case. Detective Bynum was also part of the investigation of Lawrence Bittaker & Roy Norris, two of the most sociopathic killers in recorded history. Ritual child sex abuse and murder is far more common than we'd like to believe. Read "Programmed to Kill: The Politics of Serial Murder" by Dave McGowan

@MrMetonicus

2 жыл бұрын

@@lauramorgan27 It all started with a schizophrenic woman's delusional accusations and a bad investigation.

@lauramorgan27

2 жыл бұрын

@@MrMetonicus Not all the allegations were true, but several kids were victimized

Thank you

I've always felt this way. Imagine: some talented software developers were tasked with providing colors for your zoom hand. It's a solution searching for a problem. What business value does it add?

@insomnia20422

2 жыл бұрын

Its woke af.

The world needs Jordan Peterson's guidance so badly, I love you J.P. you are a modern day HERO.

@genocidist2602

2 жыл бұрын

@Andy Mann Ratio

@MonkeyDIvan

2 жыл бұрын

You're going to come back in a few years and cringe at the thought of ever having supported this guy. You're not even a fan of him, you're a fanatic follower who views him as a modern day hero, lmao, how embarrassing is that? I feel sorry for you. I hope you find hope in your life.

@chrisoconnor3119

2 жыл бұрын

@@MonkeyDIvan I'm good. The rest of the world needs help.

This was excellent. Jordan's the best.

To give your constructive feedback. As an audiophile it's kinda hard to listen to the podcast. I would recommend on working on the sound isolation of the room and use a soft white noise filter. But the sound just cutting of is very noticable. Good content, keep going.

My 'progressive' relatives think I am an alt-right fascist. Why? Because I agree with Jordan Peterson. (Voting for Trump didn't help) Why do I agree with Jordan? Because what I see in nature, what I see in reality matches that which he describes. The psychological contagion he describes matches what I am seeing in my own children's cohort of friends and acquaintances. Our schools and the psychological health system have bought into the psychological contagions of identity politics and have imprinted them upon the the most vulnerable of our children. I know of far too many autistic children whose psychologists have diagnosed them with gender dysphoria. This does them great disservice because they focus on changing their gender rather than on dealing with the deficit of social skills that is impeded by their autism. They discard the hard task of dealing with their autism for a series of 'changes' that each bring them a dopamine hit at each step. But once fully "transformed" the high wears off and they have more problems than ever, but their Doctors and Psychologists are now richer. They wind up with more problems, serious problems, than they started with! Our children are being quickly led down a false trail that ends at a cliff's edge. Many won't realize what disaster awaits them.

@catherinecastle8576

2 жыл бұрын

Medically, a human should wait until 25 to decide such life altering changes. If it's still important and no pastoral or psychological counsel has persuaded that adult human from their course...then by all means help them become the human being they want to be (unless they are clearly unstable, as revealed collectively and unitedly by family, friends, the medical profession, and the community at large). We have become such a feminized society we're trying to turn even our legal system into a "touchy feely" culture whereby, rule of law is disappearing, and autocratic and unaccountable judges, along with rarely prosecuted others in the legal system., are running roughshod over common sense and common decency most of the time. The Corrupt Elites are stealing our children and parents are locked up for protesting.

Funny thing about the Emoji usage is that I've seen some people claim that white people should just not use skin-color emojis at all, specifically there was an article on a pretty notable news site that broke it down. If they use the yellow "simpsons" emojis, they're insinuating that their white skin could be considered default. If they use a brown or black emoji, they're "occupying and stealing PoC representation". And if they use the white emoji, they're implying that their whiteness matters enough to bring up in casual conversation, aka they're "putting their whiteness on display" whatever that means. I wish I could find that article again, but they basically came to the conclusion that white people should refrain from using skin-color based emojis altogether. Representation in emoji's is great and totally warranted, but some of the micro-politics that surround them is just silly.

@mjbull5156

2 жыл бұрын

You cannot win with those types of progressives, so the best option is not to play their games.

@Xplora213

2 жыл бұрын

It’s not micro politics. It’s an asinine application of the most fundamental divide in politics; should people be forcibly made to be equal, or should they be allowed to organise themselves as they choose? Adding skin tone to emoji’s is a massive effort (months of planning and programming and millions of volts doing the updates) and then using that option to attack European skinned people as there are no social rules around skin colour emoji’s is a massive waste of everyone’s time. Those programmers could be working on something that gets us to Mars or cures cancer. Those volts are fossil fuels we might not get back. Never Underestimate the lost productivity from these actions. It’s incredibly wasteful to have so much resource going to this stupidity. Humans never moved forward when focused on the group. Only the individual.

@TexKimball

2 жыл бұрын

@@mjbull5156 👍🏻

Ian Hacking wrote an interesting paper arguing that as soon as you make up any new category of people, some people will start identifying with that group. So the category seems to be just an aesthetic for the need to identify. Science and psychology have done this a lot over recent decades - this making up people (categories). So the question is what’s the overarching psychology behind the need to identify with categories?

Cool set.

"They are on to noble venture". - that was so on point... and I, being a russian and not having to care about racism, I chose an intermediate Emoji color, just because i don't like too pale or too dark images. I think if more russians did watch more videos about west they start appreciate their country and freedoms much more. Isn't this amazing to be free to pick a skin on your device without a fear to offend anyone???

@kevbro2

2 жыл бұрын

Peterson point is that the symbol is what matters not the colors.

@alanklm

2 жыл бұрын

@@kevbro2 Peterson loves art, I'm sure he sees value in colors as much as in the shape ;)

@alanklm

2 жыл бұрын

@Andy Mann I would be interested to see the proof behind this statement.

@kevbro2

2 жыл бұрын

@Andy Mann thumbs up who gives a shit what colors you use.

@kevbro2

2 жыл бұрын

@@alanklm Philia Sophia, yes you are correct there's wisdom in art. I m questioning what is the rallivance of coloring emojis, Peterson reply to what color he would use, Black why not?