The mental stamina required to articulate these abstract concepts, in such an energetic way, is absolutely staggering.

@agctony123

5 жыл бұрын

Indeed! Super funny to see that the use of the word "articulate" has become very frequent by us, Peterson's audience hahaha. Cheers!

@rinerwainkler3108

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah he got to be exhausted after an hour of non stop genius

@paulcostelloe5345

5 жыл бұрын

@@rinerwainkler3108 Indeed. I know I am.

@SK_Esskay

5 жыл бұрын

Michael Shields couldn't have phrased it better myself 😂💯

@kossiscott1002

4 жыл бұрын

Michael Shields my thoughts exactly.. this is beyond perfection

It's rather amazing that we can access university level lectures without having to pay the thousands of dollars necessary to attend one.

@emperorstevee

5 жыл бұрын

And it is sad that the actual resources required to put someone into education is nowhere near the thousands, yet the education system acts more like a business than an entity tasked with giving future generations the skills to advance society

@xxcelr8rs

4 жыл бұрын

"College of the air" was how PBS was touted. Now "Says Me Street" is one way load of liberal bull roar, and that is the subliminal one. Save the baby seals, and ...all commie propaganda, in high tones.

@theshoes7488

4 жыл бұрын

Rock Zalt It is amazing. What I would say is lacking though, is the condition (so the order we’re giving it....) can have a wild impact on how we perceive it. (I don’t know some of the terms around 4/5th the way threw for example..Ect ect)

@RoastedLocust

4 жыл бұрын

@@xxcelr8rs , so you equate being against beating baby seals to death with clubs with totalitarian forms of government? If anything, supporting cruelty shows lack of empathy or even the type of psychopathy required to be a leader in a totalitarian system. So whatever your politics, it's probably a good idea you're not in charge.

@defiantredstar

4 жыл бұрын

Also amazing that you can understand the lecture more than the people sitting there and never own the certificate.

I've been a student my entire life. I found Jordan's Peterson's lectures last year, and I've already learned so many things that I should've been taught in school.

@captainamerica8118

3 жыл бұрын

The wise man spends his life as a foolish student only in hindsight is he seen as wise

@sbdeluxe2088

Жыл бұрын

Being a student doesn't mean fuck all. If Peterson is presenting entirely new ideas to you, a life time student, you went to the wrong school brahhh.

@sbdeluxe2088

Жыл бұрын

Or your 15

At the same time he was recording that, in other classrooms, they were teaching Marxist tactics and praising communism...

@israelanzualda7566

3 жыл бұрын

Which marxism are we talking about? The right wing marxist derivate in the Soviet Union that ran more like totalitarian state capitalism? Or the actual marxist doctrine that states "for each according to his ability to each according to his need." Trotsky was more marxist then any one of those phonys in Soviet Russia and the exiled his ass. I'm no fan of phony marxism that kills 100 million people. But I am also not fond of people shaping narratives as they see fit with lack of historical knowledge. 💯

@TheChuck181

3 жыл бұрын

@@israelanzualda7566 your Marxism would be the first historical success story I’m sure. Don’t play the historical ignorance game so easily with comments like these.

@israelanzualda7566

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheChuck181 "If you ask me what would be the case for proletariat exerted bloody, tyrannical and unjust power towards itself, then I would say this could only occur if the proletariat really hadn't taken power, but a class outside the proletariat, a group of people inside the proletariat, a bureaucracy or petit bourgeois elements had taken power." - Michele Foucault

@ramonaguayo7281

3 жыл бұрын

@@israelanzualda7566 yes, which is exactly the type of communism we have seen take place in Nazi Germany and is beginning to take place around the world right now.

@israelanzualda7566

3 жыл бұрын

@@ramonaguayo7281 well that was Fascism in Nazi germany so a bit different. If "whats going on in the world right now" is the proletariats rise to power then I'm all for it.

I like how the students clapped after the lecture was over... This is true education.

@AmBotanischenGarten

4 жыл бұрын

We don't know where this lecture appears in sequence. In many universities it is traditional for the class to applaud at the end of the last lecture.

@jaimes350

4 жыл бұрын

pre 2016 melt down.

@jennymisteqq695

4 жыл бұрын

Виктор Where? In Canada? Clapping after a professor’s lecture should be discouraged. Wouldn’t professors begin to expect applause and then wouldn’t students begin to feel obligated to clap? They aren’t rock stars you know, they are teachers.

@veefriend4201

4 жыл бұрын

@@jennymisteqq695 It's now a strange world. When I attended lectures in the 70's, there was no clapping. Jordan Peterson has become a demi- god, perhaps he was viewed as a celebrity rather than a professor. I can't remember why I gave it a thumbs down, but since he talks about National Socialism, I suspect he repeated the tired old lie about the concentration camps.

@shmonn.

4 жыл бұрын

Vee Friend This is before the controversy so the student just saw him as a teacher

We live in a time where we literally have Jordan Peterson on a pausable/rewindable portable screen FREE OF CHARGE lil JP in your pocket 24/7 What a time to be alive

@nenaddabic7994

4 жыл бұрын

The Ethalon lil JBP haha that is a good one, cheers

@emperorstevee

4 жыл бұрын

We also live in a time where being a polite, intelligent and rational human being like Professor Peterson is portrayed as being a bigot and what not.

@EvitoCruor

4 жыл бұрын

I'd presume it's more to do with the social and job security aspects of his life that makes him allergic to even entertaining the subjects. He's plenty self-honest and smart enough to figure it out. But you're essentially asking him to ruin his life for little to no good he could do. He'd be a demonized outcast inside two days and all his good works banned. If he gets people on the reason over emotion train, many of them will eventually reach where we are.

@TheHelghast1138

4 жыл бұрын

♥️

@jasonmccombs8123

4 жыл бұрын

insane hermit are you dumb? The man abhors globalists. He is about self responsibility. Those aren’t left wing global ideas. He believes religion is important. Sounds pretty conservative to me.

I don't recall any of my university lectures coming close to how interesting and engaging this is.

"ask yourself why no one talks about the communism death camps" we already know why

@marsa9828

4 жыл бұрын

so, why?

@MyAquilo

4 жыл бұрын

nature itself No one (more or less) talks about the communist death camps because most of academia is left wing and is unhappy that the Soviets didn’t create a workers paradise... or the Chinese, Koreans, Vietnamese, Cambodians, Cubans, Zimbabweans, Angolans or Ethiopians. Instead of asking if the ideology is wrong, they come up with various copes; “it wasn’t real communism”, “its a good idea in theory”, “communists helped defeat/ weren’t as bad as the Nazis”, or they lie by omission. Another reason we don’t hear about the communist death camps is because the bandwidth is full of talking about the Nazi ones. I don’t have enough fingers or toes to count the number of times the Holocaust came up on the (UK) curriculum. There was that one time in year 8 English we read Animal farm, based on the Russian revolution. Our GCSE history teachers had the option to teach us about the Soviet Union, so instead we were taught Nazi Germany and the “failure of capitalism” (thank god I’ve now heard about the Austrian school of Econ) that was 1929. Education and academia are a disgrace.

@marsa9828

4 жыл бұрын

@@MyAquilo couldn't have said it better myself.

@smilypsyrus3251

3 жыл бұрын

because it were WORKcamps.... the nazis had the deathcamps.... no one thought about the fact that your (pro)capitalist friends die from work...

@Malohdek

3 жыл бұрын

@@smilypsyrus3251 I'm sorry. But exploiting human life for labour is arguably worse than being sentence to a much quicker death by gas or heat. To slowly die over the course of 5 years to starvation and brutal physical exertion is probably worse than relieving the suffering of an individual entirely in the span of even a painful 5 minutes.

Being able to integrate philosophy, psychology, history and politics into a coherent lecture that not only acknowledges objective reality but also accounts for subjective influences such as morals and concepts is not an easy thing to do. And to make it compelling and accessible makes this all the more fantastic. Wonderful!

@christopherepperson3328

7 жыл бұрын

Joe Gray It's fundamental for Christianity, Sam Harris asks the question to David Chalmers, both of whom I respect, is consciousness subjective?

@michaelmattice4986

6 жыл бұрын

Well said!

@speedskater1947

6 жыл бұрын

Definitely

@prybarknives

6 жыл бұрын

Israel is more powerful, in relation to it's surrounding enemies than Germany was, yet they don't swarm in and destroy these enemies, or better yet just nuke them. So how is Israel like nazi Germany?

@PassionPossum

6 жыл бұрын

Joe Gray I like how he stops to think and it looks like his face is getting red and he puts his hands over himself and his temple. He's just a computer of knowledge I feel.

"Every decision you make has ripples across society." [Opens a can of Coke] Something about that tickled me

@TheWhitehorseman1

7 жыл бұрын

"Everything we do echos into eternity!"

@Theodolphe

7 жыл бұрын

I chuckled. But anyhow, from what I understand the reason why he drinks so much diet coke is that he cuts sugar froms his diet. Depression runs deep in his family and cuting all sugars, like all of them, including cereals (he also cuts diary and other things), helps him apparently. But you can't just go cold turkey because your brain is acustomed to sweetness (there is a distinct satiety neuron circuit for sweet food). Hence the diet coke. Well, at least I'm sure about these facts but I can only guess that is the reason.

@BrettonFerguson

7 жыл бұрын

In 1000 years it will be called the Soda Can effect. How Jordan Peterson pausing to open the Coke, led to a 300 year Communist Dystopia and extinction of the Butterfly.

@vincesc720

7 жыл бұрын

You made a poor decision by opening that can ;)

@aorusaki

7 жыл бұрын

damn

"It figures that it'd be the damned jellyfish that would be immortal." Lost it here, lol. He's brilliantly funny, which is often not timed well with people's sense of humor.

@neonknightofgeekdom1014

3 жыл бұрын

i scrolled through the comments to find someone talking about that line.

@WeOnlyEatSoup

3 жыл бұрын

Same here! I just dyed laughing

@cedarhatt5991

2 жыл бұрын

In other words over their head.

The most recent update from Jordan (being interviewed by his daughter) seems to indicate that his physical and mental health is slowly improving after a long struggle with family stress, extreme anxiety, and his own difficulties in detoxing from benzos. Good news, but by no means is the man at 100%. Prayers and happy thoughts to Jordan, his wife and kids, et. al.

@theshop4643

3 жыл бұрын

Perfect timing...for a drug addiction. He might be willing to tell the truth about the 🌎 today!

@blaise2938

3 жыл бұрын

JD detoxing off of benzos? I’m not surprised to hear this at all! Prayers to JD

@joeschuh5580

3 жыл бұрын

Detoxing from those drugs is no fucking joke. Luckily I was only on them for a few months but coming down was awful. You know that feeling when you’ve been awake for more then 24 hours? That’s what it feels like for days.

@kingofgotham417

2 жыл бұрын

You are all actually just trolling him. You guys gotta find something petty to be glorified in your hatred of the man itself This guy left a good legacy in his name that's more than most of you have.

@thehandliesthandle

2 жыл бұрын

@@kingofgotham417 i know right, doctors assure these drugs are safe and even though jordan may be smart, he just trusted the doctors. thats a lot different from abusing drugs for the hell of it. if there is anything to be learned from it, its that a touch of skepticism is often good, even when you are being skeptical of experts who claim to know whats good for you

At age 75, most of my intellectual heroes are dead!! Jordan Petersen revives my understanding!! He gets the intellect cooking which is at the hight of ones expectation!!

@manusolorio1725

3 жыл бұрын

Cant you please list a few of those of your intelectual heroes? thank you. It would be interesting for me to take a look at their ideas, knowing that you enjoy hearing Dr. J. B. Peterson's lectures.

@Sam-xg3mr

3 жыл бұрын

I’d also love to hear some of your intellectual heroes!

@stephenslusser2895

3 жыл бұрын

@@manusolorio1725 Dr. Peterson mentions his picks for a reading list a lot. Aleksandr Soljenitsyne, Carl Jung, and Soren Kierkegaard, etc. I'm sure that he has a recommended reading list on his web site.

@manusolorio1725

3 жыл бұрын

@@stephenslusser2895 Yes, thank you Stephen, I'm aware of that list. I jist wanted to find out if there is someone in Richard's heroes list from our modern days.. I'm looking for modern thinkers/philosophers whom can express themselves, theiir own ideas in their own ways, as articulate and fluent as Mr. peterson does. It would be great if you guys can recomend someone.

@stephenslusser2895

3 жыл бұрын

@@manusolorio1725 Dr. Thomas Sowell is great, and he has a lot of sensible things to say in these crazy times. But I don't think that there is anyone living, that can hang with Dr. Peterson.

I am an attorney and have never seen anyone who can so clearly articulate such abstract and difficult principles! What an amazing man!

@brandonleskil4523

4 жыл бұрын

Salvatore Scavuuzo:Right, well that’s part of the reason for his popularity and majorly positive feedback in response to his lectures as a professor. Peterson is highly verbally intelligent with an intellectual quotient of about 150 which he had scored on the weschler spectrum, in intelligence, meaning in laymen’s terms that he’s about what most people would call a genius. As difficult as the principles are for him to articulate in his teachings, he does so because they’re vastly more important principles to be taught and understood by practically every individual the world over.

@parrogakaparadise9477

4 жыл бұрын

C. Michael you are a fool

@KOMPOROZOU

4 жыл бұрын

I am attorney as well....I heartily and completely agree with your assessment of this “amazing man”!

@KOMPOROZOU

4 жыл бұрын

My comment was in reply to Salvatore Scavuuzo’s.

@adammiller8504

4 жыл бұрын

Ah, so you assume you being an attorney means you can attest for the speech of billions? Ok...

“There is more wisdom in your body than in your deepest philosophy”~Nietzsche

@dasaanudasi

3 жыл бұрын

Not really.

@gerrymenard7073

3 жыл бұрын

@@dasaanudasi Dig deeper

@csco8586

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed. Physiological responses are so deeply intrinsic; the body keeps the score.

@HelsinkiFINketeli_berlin_com

2 жыл бұрын

In the times of Nietzsche, and before, bodily being was more or less bracketed from philosophy. It's in this context only we should understood him. The situation has changed completely. Though from the deepest dimensions of my body, there's not much wisdom in my shit, however.

Jordan is an International treasure.

@Parkaluda

2 жыл бұрын

Well said - Too true

This man is brilliant - these students are so lucky to have him lecture them.

@JackHaveman52

5 жыл бұрын

Boris B Give an example of how he is preaching.

@JackHaveman52

5 жыл бұрын

Boris B That's not an example. That's an observation on how some people draw conclusions from little to no real evidence. You just slotted Peterson into that group of people and not assert that it must be true because Feynman is a high profile source. It's an appeal to authority. Human behaviour is not an exact science. Ten different people can respond in different ways to the exact same stimuli and, unless one has previous information on the personality traits of each individual, one can't know what their response will be. Instead, you make observations and try to establish trends in behaviour and try to find why these behaviours are the same and different. That's all that social sciences can do. Peterson has talked about male and female traits and has referred to statistics that show trends in their respective behaviours which overlap and differ. It's not an exact science because one can't accurately predict how a specific person will behave. One can make assumptions on statistical traits that have been extensively observed, but that's as far as one can go. That's not pseudo-science if you declare the inaccuracy rates and acknowledge the limitations of you data. Another example is how a doctor can predict death rates of an outbreak of a disease by saying the approximate percentage of those who will die. They'll base it on data gathered from previous outbreaks. It gives a ballpark figure, but one can't really know for sure. There is always room for error when your only source is data and variables are so varied that all can't be accounted for in a prediction. Now, back to a solid example of Peterson's preaching. One that refers to Peterson.

@JackHaveman52

5 жыл бұрын

Boris B Your reference to Feynman was an appeal to authority. He's a very high profile scientific figure and his opinions carry weight. It's not as if you used Joe Blow down at the hardware store. You went to a Nobel Prize physicist who gave an opinion, then you placed Peterson into the category that this physicist talked about. That's the very definition of an appeal to authority. "I've thought about this for many years, and, though it's very hard to explain, I really believe it's true" What's this? A professor is NEVER allowed to give an opinion? He even implies that it's an idea that he's formulated. "I really believe it's true." That's not declaring it as fact. That's admitting that it's only him that believes it to be true. He does use statistics but he uses them as they should be. He has used them to show how personality trends differ in men and women. For example, he talked about asking, about a random woman and random man, which of the two would be the more aggressive and if you picked the man, you'd be correct 60 percent of the time. Then he added that 40 percent of the time, you'd be wrong. Why? Because that aligns with the statistical data. He didn't definitely say that men are more aggressive, period and end of story. He said that an assertion could only be applied correctly, 60 percent of the time. He then uses it to say that it means that the outliers of aggressiveness would tend to be overwhelmingly male and says that the facts do bear this out, for example, the predominance of the male population in prison. Peterson has declared himself to be a nominal Christian but he doesn't use those Christian beliefs as absolutes in his lectures. He uses them to show religious archetypes and tries to show how archetypes are developed in literature and religion to reflect and explain how humans have developed emotionally. He uses Christianity the most because that's what he's most familiar with, but he also uses other religious idea in his attempt to understand human psychological development. He presents it in such a way that a belief in a specific religion is necessary to understand how religious thought was a big part of human evolution of cognitive thought. Religious beliefs are not necessary to understand his ideas of archetypes in religion and it's not an exact science because he does use the phrase "I've thought about it a long time" continuously in his lectures. Psychology is a work in progress at all times and those in the field are trying to grapple with things that are difficult to nail down. Peterson is grappling with the psychology of religion and morality. There are no "Eureka!!!" moments in these disciplines. No definitive test tube results. There are indicators, like the Miller-Urey experiments that show that certain processes in the formation of life CAN happen naturally. It may not be the correct process but it does show the possibility to be true. You still haven't shown me an example of his preaching. Just because he became emotional when remembered some of the horrific cases that he's dealt with from his clinical practice, doesn't mean he's a preacher. It could just mean that he's human and has typical human emotions. It's an assertion that you have no way of proving but you like it because you've decided that you don't like the guy. Understandable maybe, but not exactly a valid assertion. A real example of his preaching. I like Michael Shermer and his ideas, a lot, but you're not showing me how they apply to Peterson. You see, that's where an actual example of what you're claiming would come in. That's how you show that you have something that might indicate what you say has a least some merit. It may not eliminate ALL that he's said but then again, no one is correct 100 percent of the time. One incorrect idea doesn't NOT invalidate everything a person says. We'd have to dismiss every assertion made using that as a criteria. Even Einstein made mistakes and offered claims that proved to be incorrect.

@hangxiaohuz748

5 жыл бұрын

So am I.

@moniquegebeline4350

5 жыл бұрын

Boris B It’s called psychology. Nothing to do with personal belief whatsoever

Today, we’re talking about Nazi Germany.. *cracks open a fanta*

@oumajgad6805

5 жыл бұрын

I absolutely love this joke.

@iandrsaurri625

5 жыл бұрын

*whips out Volkswagen*

@janchovanec8624

5 жыл бұрын

@@oumajgad6805 That joke is so sad I had to take some medication from Bayer. B type of course, that one doesn't smell.

@JacksonTaylorandTheSinners

5 жыл бұрын

Simon Peter lol!!!! Why is that so f’ing funny? I just spit Topo Chico and Sun Chips all over my English Bull Dog.

@timothylines3867

5 жыл бұрын

american naiz patry funded them,and now are going for new world order.where is the wood,scapegoat found??in what book??

I think this has to be the best lecture I've seen of his. His energy levels are on point. He covers a broad range of topics but keeps it tied together. Just 80 minutes of excellence.

@alexandersantana24

7 ай бұрын

He vom1ts so many li3s

35:35 "Sometimes when you tear something down, even if you think it's terrible, you end up constructing something on its ruins that makes the previous 'terrible' look like the work of rank amateurs." - JP Nicely said, sir. We need you now, more than ever.

@electrichorror6642

3 жыл бұрын

Why are you so cowardly, he warned us. Now we need to stand up to it. What more do you want??

@alfox2730

3 жыл бұрын

God damnit, you both couldn't be more on key! What is going on with all this MADNESS! I can't help but look around and listen without my insides screaming " This is ALL wrong!" and wonder 🙄"How many people in this world actually think for themselves?" 😰😱😭

@cecilcharlesofficial

3 жыл бұрын

ALFox - we’re in an actual war of ideas right now, in a country where, I fear, the majority of people don’t even know that it’s happening. I’m scared. Many institutions have fallen (though it may not be apparent, externally) to internal cultures that are based on towing a strict line of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI)... whereby the internal meritocracy of the organization is being slowly replaced by intersectionality as its guiding force. This all seems rather benign to most, until they realize that the fabric of western civilization (equality of opportunity, meritocracy, democracy) is being systematically replaced by identity politics - in which people are placed in positions based on their color, gender, or sexual orientation. Watch Melanie Phillips’ interview with John Anderson (on youtube) - this is a slow, methodical, evolution of Marxism and it’s horrifying in how pervasive it’s become, how few people identify it as such (it’s a very complicated idea to convey), and how many people actually do agree with it. To SJWs, the world is simply about power: the power your group holds over another, or in the social currency (pity) you can generate by showing how oppressed your group has been over the ages (and thus the amount of power they should now be entitled to wield as some sort of social reparation for previous oppression). But what group, obsessed with power, that then obtains said control ever gave it up? Nor will they.

@alfox2730

3 жыл бұрын

@@cecilcharlesofficial yes I grasp what your saying and it's the conclusion I was coming to just not so eloquent as yourself. It feels like every group fighting for equality doesn't really want to be treated equal, they want more from from people that had/have nothing to do with wronging them in the first place. I'm in Canada 🇨🇦 and lucky so far but I'm sure it's just a matter of time. You know, I never saw colour until colour saw me.

@alfox2730

3 жыл бұрын

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This wasn’t how I expected to spend my Christmas morning.

@evilmickey

3 жыл бұрын

@@nwchrista You think Peterson is a Marxist? 🤔 They seem to dislike him putting it mildly.

@evilmickey

3 жыл бұрын

@@nwchrista the far left are misdirection that's very very easy to see. As for the rest of your comment and JP I'm pretty busy but its an interesting comment, I'm not sure I'll agree but its something for me to take a good look at when I get some time to. I appreciate hearing that opinion.

@m.cproductions3671

3 жыл бұрын

While Free-Speech is incredibly important, in fact it's a fundamental necessity for society, however calling all Jewish people Marxists/Communists sounds far too similar to the words of Hitler himself, so I think you should be careful where your information is coming from, otherwise you may be manipulated further.

@m.cproductions3671

3 жыл бұрын

Also, Peterson is a moderate -conservative or even a centrist who leans slightly more to the right. Trust me, if you watch enough of his content you'll realise that, but remember to always good your own beliefs, NEVER let anybody brainwash or manipulate you.

@cooldudecs

3 жыл бұрын

@@nwchrista Judaism is communism.... 😂... The Judea-Christian society is fundamentally individual based. Your characterization of him is a straw man when regarding his alt right views. Explain alt right? Can you explain alt left

'it's very difficult to look at people because they are terrifying and profound creatures'. My social anxiety makes so much more sense now.

@rea-lb6bu

6 жыл бұрын

thank you so much knowledge lord

@permaculturedandfree2448

6 жыл бұрын

Try weed... weed set me free to love and live😉

@susampson278

6 жыл бұрын

CBT, or cognitive behavioral therapy, might help you grow the boundaries and confidence you need to cope with social anxiety.

@thomasjensen2099

4 жыл бұрын

permacultured and free whenever I smoke it I hyper focus on all my problems and deficits. Why is that?

Jordan Peterson: perfectly explains the universe Also Jordan: so anyways

@biackopsspokciab6849

2 жыл бұрын

Lol

Imagine being in school and seeing a lecture so great that at the end, you and your classmates came to the independent conclusion you felt the need to clap. That's the greatness of Jordan Peterson.

@davidwellmann4985

3 жыл бұрын

at uni every prof gets applause at the end of a lecture

@davidwellmann4985

3 жыл бұрын

@@Augass german ones. just look lectures on youtube. everyone claps at the end. knocking on the tables at uni is called "academic applause"

My God. I majored in Physics, but Dr. Peterson's explanation of the Universe and our perception of it at about 1:08:00 was absolutely mind-blowing!

@youngkyle12

5 жыл бұрын

Same, it stimulates the mind on the quantum level and observations.

@ryanm7263

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe the universe is expanding because we keep inventing greater and greater means to peer more deeply into it?

@katnisseverdeen81

4 жыл бұрын

I've been aware for awhile of the theory of physicists, that objects exist only when we look at them, but I have never been able to get my mind around the idea until Peterson explained it. I'm probably of average intelligence, but anything past basic physics has always been very difficult for me to understand, though I very much want to understand. It's amazing to me that a psychology professor put it into terms I can understand. It's just awesome.

@jeremyesser797

4 жыл бұрын

Yes!! That argument actually effected me in a profound way. I've always had the "objects are real" perception since I can remember. Blows my mind how he could change something I thought was so default. And how something like that could itself change. Profound!

@Gerwulf97

4 жыл бұрын

As a gamer, it screams rendering.

“It’s so boneheaded it should be illegal.” My new favorite quote!

@brandonleskil4523

4 жыл бұрын

My opinion on this topic is my collective formation of assumed beliefs of the world as reactions to my past experiences.

@Idk-hj5zz

4 жыл бұрын

SquishyGaming u piece of shit

His ability to dig beyond the surface of things that appear regular and then connecting the dots is staggering

I absolutely love and respect and look up to Mr. Peterson. I've been in a really bad downward spiral due to depression..job loss..might lose my own best/closest friend. But I'm trying to keep a head up, and his lectures and speeches have helped so much.

"I thought I figured this thing out on my own. It turns out it's very difficult to figure anything out on your own." - lol!

@chedsalvia6270

4 жыл бұрын

yup, have you tried doing taxes on your own? without any software and help from others?

@CrazyLinguiniLegs

4 жыл бұрын

Adam White I began reading your comment not more than 1 or 2 seconds after I heard him say it in the video. Synchronicity?

I had epilepsy when i was 15 for about two weeks, just out of the blue. Turned out i had a brain tumor today i'm 30 years old alcoholic and going to rehab next week. Thanks to Jordan he gave me the strenght and understanding to be responsible.

@johnadams247

3 жыл бұрын

And just like he said in the lecture, your decision to be responsible is positively affecting all the people you come in contact with, in a much bigger way than you may ever see. I've given up the boose too, a long time ago, and I haven't regretted it one day. In fact it's the very thing that saved my life. Good luck brother and God speed. Always remember, you have way more influence than you know. People are always watching.

@ppaulisdeadd2710

2 жыл бұрын

Hang in there man, hope all is well today

@lindseyroy1629

2 жыл бұрын

I’m 40 and I’ve been sober for 8 years. I was still very depressed after getting sober, Jordan Peterson is really helping me. How are you doing now?

@SM-pd5cl

Жыл бұрын

Every day is a new life to the wise man. Keep at it, one day at a time.

@josephmorgan2738

Жыл бұрын

One minute 5 minutes a day at a time. Hope everyone in recovery woke up sober. It's OK not to feel ok. Love you.

"Failure and death is the norm, and it's going to happen to all of you."

i learn more from this man than in one lecture, than an entire semester of college

I am just sorry for the students. How is anyone able to take a single note from Petersons lectures? They are amazing. No doubt about that. How he lays down and connects really complicated questions is absolutely fascinating. I just wonder if he is doing this every day for several hours. This passion and energy what he puts into his lectures is unbelivable.

@neochris2

4 жыл бұрын

He doesn't like people taking notes, according to an interview. He prefers that people learn the main idea and stick with it.

@michaelfoley4110

4 жыл бұрын

Luckily his students can go back and watch the lectures on video.

@Opeliasobad1

3 жыл бұрын

College is about reading at home the meat and potatoes and then attending the discussion/lecture

@capollyon

3 жыл бұрын

@@Opeliasobad1 well, we have different system. Lecture is introduction and we discuss ideas on seminars. But it might be different in Canada.

I can honestly say that I discovered Jordan Peterson by trying to find a reason to live. Not through politics. But by searching for meaning through faith in God. And I found his biblical series.

Me: Come here for a lecture on Nazi Germany and the USSR Jordan Peterson: 55:40

@mauve9266

3 жыл бұрын

😂😅

@fuckgoogle2554

3 жыл бұрын

The old Sagan maneuver.

@hugo2314

3 жыл бұрын

xD!!!!!!

"Sometimes when you tear down something terrible, you construct something on its ruins that makes the other terrible look amateur." Lol CHAZ

@megauser8512

3 жыл бұрын

Sad but true!

@memy0909

2 жыл бұрын

So true!!! When you kill the devils for justice, you become the devils yourself.

@endloesung_der_braunen_frage

Жыл бұрын

@@memy0909 so we should let the old de devil keep ruling?

That´s one hell of a lecture. Peterson makes philosophy passionate again.

@JerseySlayer

4 жыл бұрын

He makes the humanities human again

I can’t really recall another time when I’ve been in fully rapt attention on a complicated intellectual level for over an hour. In addition to his numerous other wonderful qualities, what a simply incredible and amazingly talented lecturer he is. I can’t imagine how much I would have learned and enjoyed from school if I had teachers like him. What an inspiration.

The story from 20:27 to 24:19 is absolutely mind blowing. And it makes total sense despite being utterly absurd--because we know how children figure life out by meeting adults' expectations. We've all been like that.

"Meaning Shines Forth" yes, that one really stuck with me.

I adore Jordan Paterson’s knowledge and his ability to deliver thought provoking subjects to explore. I’d jump at the chance to be educated by him.

The students must be mentally screaming: "uh Professor what's on the TEST"

@CB-kl5ew

4 жыл бұрын

If you took notes at all you pass

@renaissancenovice7202

4 жыл бұрын

Lol

@Idk-hj5zz

4 жыл бұрын

Zoltan 89 then you’re not meant to be in this mans class

@davidwarren719

4 жыл бұрын

I’ve never really thought about that, but now that you’ve inspired me, I would really like to know how his tests were set up. I’ve watched so many of his maps and meaning lectures that I feel like however it was set up I could pass the exam at this point 😂

@JustT0m752

4 жыл бұрын

Lol, that was really funny

Jordan is a hell of a teacher.. his telling of history.. really any topic is always interesting. His heart and soul are into it and his animated. I can listen to him for hours. I’d rather listen to him and learn than listen to music.

1:18:35 "that's that" Perfect summary. Jokes aside, those lectures are such good sources for thinking.

I'm not rich and went to community college. I'm deeply emotional and borderline bi polar and Professor Peterson has changed my life. I feel like I can educate myself to be aware of my most ancient instincts and habits that control my mind and combat them and stand a fighting chance thanks to people like Jordan Peterson and the easy access to his thoughts by using KZread.

@johnnyscifi

6 жыл бұрын

Marc famo Likewise man, likewise

@theonlymeaning

6 жыл бұрын

Don't knock Community College to yourself....I know three, no four very intelligent and well educated persons who started there....one became a Professor and the Dean of Admission at a famous New England college that has been called "harder to get in than Harvard" ! Another became a Col.in the US Army, then an English teacher after retirement in an elite military prep-school...another became a psychiatric R.N. after having taught young children.... Her father was raised in such poverty that he had no running hot water, bathtub nor shower until he was in junior high school, but he graduated from U.C. Berkeley, was Phi Beta Kappa, got his Master's degree at Berkeley.was accepted into Doctoral program, became an executive in famous West Coast, then New England, newspapers ! Community College can be the start of deep education!

@zerocool1344

6 жыл бұрын

Hey... don't feel badly for going to a community College, it's actually financially smarter... Get the first two years knocked out at a lower cost school and then transfer into a formal brink and morter University. Basically, only receive an expensive two year tab not four...

@brianmoran1196

6 жыл бұрын

Well done mr Mcnasty..KZread has plenty of amazing teachers...Charlie Munger, Ray Dalio, Dr Peterson< ..and in my opinion ,,on the top of the list is Lee Kuan Yew..whose Ideas are very Similar To Dr Petersons..

@james_stone

5 жыл бұрын

Good point Portal's Edge . That is exactly how Jordan Peterson started his academic career. Grande Prairie Regional College.

I'm so glad Cathy Newman did that interview with you. I now listen to tons of your lectures, thanks to that stupid L O B S T E R meme. I don't know if I would be the person I am today if it weren't for your amazing videos and book.

@antonlampe2272

4 жыл бұрын

His popularity began even before that channel 4 Desaster. It was his stance against bill c16, for which he got notoriously known by the leftists and also by the media.

@renatojohnsson5548

4 жыл бұрын

Ditto here.

@roroguapo3

4 жыл бұрын

Anton Lampe The leftist agenda only succeeds in radicalizing the ‘normies’. I never cared about politics...let alone listening to someone like Peterson until the explosion of the main stream alt-left during Trump’s campaign. I voted for Obama. Boy did the leftists succeed in making sure I NEVER vote democrat again and I thank them for driving me towards people like Peterson, I’ve developed personally in a way that I never though I would just a few years ago!

@trailtrs1

4 жыл бұрын

Quite a testimony to his common sense approach to modernism.

@bugsymalone1660

4 жыл бұрын

You would be the same person 😉

Probably one of the most important lectures I’ve listened to. I don’t know if you would ever see this Jordan but your work isn’t for not. It’s really helped my life. I also find it so cool that I am essentially going to college and learning about things that matter. I attended college for a bit but stopped because I got bored, had personal issues, and got irritated with leftist ideas being pushed.

Peterson was in his prime time in those videos. Somehow right now I have a feeling he's more tired and controls himself more because he knows that everybody will be picking on him and probably because he wants his message to be more "refined". I like videos like this one because he is talking in a more relaxed way, does not care that much and it's actually easier to listen.

Honestly this man has helped me make my life better, bit by bit. All I can say is thank you sir, hope you and yours are doing well.

this is my new favorite youtube channel

@michaelrobinson55555

6 жыл бұрын

yep. i'm a sam harris, richard dawkins and christopher hitchens fan. but i see now they have missed the mark a little bit. i now see the importance of religion as an accumulation and distillation of lessons about how to live a successful life in a human evolved society. i still don't believe in god, but i now understand and appreciate the accumulation of this essential knowledge. kicking myself i didn't realise this earlier. it seems so obvious. and JP is the only person who has articulated this for me. he should be more popular.

@asforarozalinda7194

6 жыл бұрын

Tell me if lm wierd. Im a fan of cannels like these and stefan molyneux. But also nostalgia chick. With because of the cultural dewide i shuldent like or something i gues because she thinks thst the trump is terible i think but i wath and enioj her. I wander if she knows about peterson. Did you see her how to surwive thanksgiving video. Wath it. Im merging two echo chambers. You newer do that. Im the end of all things.

@bigbiz800

6 жыл бұрын

Michael Robinson You don't need religion for any of the stuff you mentioned. Trying to hard to be deep and insightful.

"It's a lot more than an axe, a lot more. It's a weapon to bring down a whole culture AXEdentally"xD

@bellebaranda1109

3 жыл бұрын

I see what you did there 😂

Lmao I love that meditative pause after ‘Jung thought Hitler was the shadow of the German people’.

@ebrelus7687

4 жыл бұрын

Very curious what would he say about modern Jews and Israel (in context of occpation of Palestinian nation in a getto like prison). It would be something.

@faramund9865

4 жыл бұрын

@sperare You have no power here

@mustafaziyaakgul3331

3 жыл бұрын

@@faramund9865 lmao , effortless kill.

@talsubach5979

3 жыл бұрын

@@ebrelus7687 The palestinians are being ruled by a terrorist organization (Hamas) unfortunately. Once Hamas is overthrown, Israel will be able to open the borders with Gaza. In addition, palestinians within israel are generally not mistreated and neither are they sent to a ghetto or anything of the like.

@FarsiAutismAware

3 жыл бұрын

@@talsubach5979 imagine you live on your own land and you are being called a foreign. Imagine you live on your own land and some people get there and take your land and they want to dport you to an Unknown sad very sad

" A weapon to bring down a whole culture... "AXEdentally." That was brilliant.

@hughkills

4 жыл бұрын

HA

@jamesm9534

2 жыл бұрын

Bmonty: Thanks, I missed that one.

Your ability to convey deep information so eloquently is astounding

@Medietos

6 жыл бұрын

He is a Gemini... I just wish he would have someone to help him protect his nervous energy, he is burning his candle in both ends. If he is in fact drinking Coca Cola, I am sad and worried, for he needs to KEEP his nutrients for his fantastic mind in body to have energy enough.

if Dr Peterson is sounding brilliant its because hes doing something we don't see much: hes explaining his position in the simplest of terms. its operating from the understanding that your crowd may in fact not be familiar with your subject matter.

@victuss1413

3 жыл бұрын

@@nwchrista lol?

@victuss1413

3 жыл бұрын

@@nwchrista Yes. I assume it was supposed to be, because the alternative is that your a complete moron. Here's hoping i'm right.

@duende29

3 жыл бұрын

@@victuss1413 I wouldn't pay too much attention to the comment section on these videos, it's apparently full of radicals and antisemites.

@jacobgonzalez4235

3 жыл бұрын

Rah

I find it astounding how JP eloquently analysed the concept of existentialism for over an hour and attributed many powerful examples such as the rise of Nazism, Marxism and the power of the axe carried by the missionary to it. It is phenomenal how powerful existentialism is, showing the will of the people and how they attribute meaning to something which under the right conditions can morph into something as ugly as an extremist ideology capable of killing millions. I've learnt more from JP in an hour than I could with any other lecturer throughout an entire semester.

Holy cow, amazing lecturer. I've never heard someone be able to combine so many different ideas into a comprehensive manner

'no hun, I SWEAR! They listen to me more when I stand next to the door. Its like it gives me powers'

This is incredibly relevant to what is going on today

“So it’s pretty damn weird, when you stop and look at it!”---Jordan Peterson

You are literally combining philosophy, politics, science, religion and psychology. You are the smartest person i have ever seen!

@RobinLundqvist

5 жыл бұрын

Jake Norum my teacher does something similar but JP does it 10 times better

@simonpeter5032

5 жыл бұрын

That’s what we’re all supposed to do to understand the purpose of our intellect.

@megarachnid

5 жыл бұрын

I call it stepping out your field of expertise...

@NorDixonSkiSchool

5 жыл бұрын

And history

@NorDixonSkiSchool

5 жыл бұрын

And history :)

Jordan goes off on so many interesting tangents during this lecture. When he would pause, I kept expecting him to say "Now, back to the Nazis."

@jamesguy1030

3 жыл бұрын

T C ~ Yeah, And Back to the Nazis. i think that it’s very important that the public gets both sides of the debate and the other side of the propaganda. Please check out the very important information in the amazing documentary series called = “EUROPA THE LAST BATTLE” All Ten episodes are well worth watching. Removed and Banned in many places, However You Can Still Find it iF You Look hard enough (it’s also available on DVD) it’s one of the most important & fascinating documentary series to come out this decade and should be shown in our schools and colleges worldwide. if it was shown on the mainstream media then we would win our fight for freedom over night. We all must do our best to spread the Truth and wake our people up from a very deep sleep. if you can, Please share it with as many people as you can before it gets Removed & Lost Forever. The Censorship Continues but OUR WEAPON IS TRUTH ! God Bless (Bitchute)

@bellebaranda1109

3 жыл бұрын

Oh my this is so true, if you’re not focused you will get lost haha

This was the WARNING SPEECH .....HE IS RIGHT ON THE MONEY .....HISTORY WILL TELL.

@Irkennalpha

3 жыл бұрын

I would like to know why you think that, maybe if there's something that I'm not aware.

@Anoncore1

3 жыл бұрын

@@Irkennalpha the history is repeating itself .see 1912 see 1936 and we have a copy cat situation .they " the left are not hiding that they are using Stalin's thecniques and the ANTIFA of old ,circa 1934 is right back to its old tricks before they actually joined the nazi and became top conmmenders of the SS and guestapo .not to forget the leaders of the original communist USSR party ,KGB founders .....it's in the books written history and stats are there .

@mohammadrezaazadi1208

3 жыл бұрын

😂 Yo don’t scream these are ears here

@mohammadrezaazadi1208

3 жыл бұрын

@@Anoncore1 by the way You can’t even write proper english, how the hell on earth do You want to “predict” the repeating history?

@Anoncore1

3 жыл бұрын

@@mohammadrezaazadi1208 lol sorry

These lectures are amazing, thank you. I never went to university, but I love all these topics you speak on. I believe many of the things we know are inherent, we are bless when people share the things they just know.

"figures it'd be the damn jelly fish that'd be immortal" I love this man.

@michaelmattice4986

6 жыл бұрын

Let's hope "SJW" doesn't also stand for Social Jellyfish Warrior!:)

@Aaronisification

6 жыл бұрын

The damn jellyfish are the MOST real!

@steppenwolf3252

4 жыл бұрын

Because he admires jelly fish? How easy it is to inspire your love. However I'm quite partial to jellyfish myself, Kevin

I don't want to negate the value of the lecture but a few minor mistakes bother me: Hitler applied for the Vienna Academy not after World War I but years earlier. Hitler left Austria before quite a while before the war, dodging the Austrian military service. In 1914 he volunteered in Bavaria (as he wanted to fight for Germany not for the Austrian monarchy he detested). After the war he immediately went into politics, never returning to Austria until 1938. Also, Hitler never was "elected with a landslide majority". Even in the March 1933 elections, which were no longer fully free. His party didn't achieve a majority (though they were the largest party). Even his coalition government only barely scratched the 50% He then bullied parliament into handing the government legislative powers, which he used to do away with any remains of democracy.

@stefpix

5 жыл бұрын

@@mattiOTX they removed power after the elections. 1932 elections Hitler was second with 30 % of the vote. 1933 elections that were rigged, the Nazi only got 40%. Hitler pushed himself into power. It was no landslide "Paul von Hindenburg Independent 18,651,497 49.6 19,359,983 53.0 Adolf Hitler Nazi Party 11,339,446 30.1 13,418,547 36.8 Ernst Thälmann Communist Party 4,938,341 13.2 3,706,759 10.2""

@alanabush555

5 жыл бұрын

@st r >> There are books and articles that claim Hitler won by a "landslide majority." Dr Thomas Sowell is the first time I read that Hitler won by a plurality of votes, not a majority landslide. Wonder why that distinction isn't made by different authors? I thought he applied, again. to the Vienna Academy after WW1? A very brief attempt as he started to attend the beer hall meetings and quickly became a sought after speaker. However, very few authors have ever asked what was being taught in the German universities at the time, considered the most educated country in the world then.

@MrDeathyness

5 жыл бұрын

Didn’t he seize dictator power after the parliament building was burned down after he was elected chancellor

@alanabush555

5 жыл бұрын

@I'm A Narc! >> Yes he did. It's mentioned in a couple of comments on this thread.

@stevrgrs

5 жыл бұрын

DrBDiesel Frenzy Peterson himself would admit he’s not perfect. I don’t see any harm in politely mentioning possible oversights in knowledge on a specific topic. In another lecture about the lunacy of Global Warming, Peterson has said that a wooly mammoth was found frozen in Russia with undigested food in its mouth (which has HUGE implications) but that was incorrect . I’ve read the actual report from the scientists that discovered it and there is no mention of ANY undigested food. That invalidates a possible flash freeze and is a MAJOR factual oversight . Otherwise, I feel he is a brilliant man with an amazing sense of understanding.

Just enjoying my coffee with some Jordan Petersson high quality content. What more can you ask for. Also.The moment he mentioned aura i knew exactly what he meant by that. I had epileptic seizures in the past. Not repeatable though. But i get this strange feeling -aura before it happens. It resonated with me so much

there is a lot to ingest in this single lecture enough to keep me busy for the rest of the year, or probably my entire life

Be careful, this man will inadvertently answer a question you have.... Then you'll have hundreds more. It's great!

@steppenwolf3252

4 жыл бұрын

Why be careful? Questions should never be feared

Can you imagine being so intelligent that you can turn to a class full of students and, cheerfully, say “so that’s one interpretation of reality”...

@jamesguy1030

3 жыл бұрын

J Mills ~ Yeah, i think that it’s very important that the public gets both sides of the debate and the other side of the propaganda. Please check out the amazing documentary series called = “EUROPA THE LAST BATTLE” All Ten episodes are well worth watching. Removed and Banned in many places, However You Can Still Find it iF You Look hard enough (it’s also available on DVD) it’s one of the most important & fascinating documentary series to come out this decade and should be shown in our schools and colleges worldwide. We all must do our best to spread the Truth and wake our people up from a very deep sleep. if you can, Please share it with as many people as you can before it gets Removed & Lost Forever. The Censorship Continues but OUR WEAPON IS TRUTH ! God Bless (Bitchute)

@lapislazulii141

3 жыл бұрын

James Guy Good recommendation brother 💙

@combativeThinker

3 жыл бұрын

James Guy Jew-hating nonsense. No thanks.

@brianclarke5213

3 жыл бұрын

Whole new level

This was the first JBP video I ever saw - 5 years ago. Great stuff. The beginning of a new life.

This lecture is like a roller coaster ride through the 20th century

it's late, I have work early in the morning, but yet I am watching this! I can listen to Jordan Petersen for hours. He is, if not the most interesting man, then one of the most interesting men alive today!

"True leaders do not lead, they are led"-Jung

@TainteddReaper

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing. That was honestly very insightful

@ravelim3017

4 жыл бұрын

Actually Jung said that about Hitler, he was led by his own people.

@TainteddReaper

4 жыл бұрын

Yes that was my second interpretation when I thought about the context. Honestly i felt embarrassed that it wasnt my first. Because that interpretation is more accurate. But then i started thinking about the first interpretation that I had again. When i initially thought about what Jung mean't, I thought about what made a leader a true leader. Why was it that "true leaders do not lead, they are led?" I came to the conclusion from my experience andn consumptions of stories that it was because a true leader isnt really a leader like what most leaders are, but they are followers of not others, but themselves. And not themselves consciously, but something that comes from within, so subtle and nuanced that it can barely be noticed. An ideal, a dream, a string of ideas constructed based on all their past memories telling a story or pattern to them. Something that holds them to a higher peak as if there's something greater, above the clouds, which allows them to be capable of seeing everything or have the sensation as if they are seeing everything. So to reiterated, my thoughts, what distinguishes a great leader and a true leader whom both thinks, rationalize, plans, considers emotions as a secondary importance but "importance" nonetheless and acts in the highest competance, is that true leaders are followers. They submit themselves to something that is there yet out of reach of all our sense. Something that draws them. And this is my conjecture that Jung didn't attribute his sentence, "true leaders do not lead, they are led" with negative connotations. To me that seems too simple. Although the circumstance of how he learned what he uttered was definitely horrible and evil. That Jung was merely stating an observation into what makes a true leader. Good or Bad. Just fyi, I know what I say here can be interpreted by some and some "purposely for whatever reason" as defending Nazism. Please dont see it that simply. These people, Jung, Rogers, Nietzsche, Dostoevsky, and etc are all very intelligent. What they say contain more meanings and "implicit meanings" than will ever meet the eyes.

@TainteddReaper

4 жыл бұрын

LOL. Just to be clear, I'm not defending Nazism again. I think the german people in the early 20th century went through bad times after the first war, which caused all sorts of crisises. They wanted out of the suffering so desperately that accepting any ideology, that would create order in a time of chaos was preferable. Even if the ideology is evil. And the more resentful the ideology, the better. All I'm trying to say about my previous statement, is that it walks a fine line and can be viewed as defending by those who wish to see it that way. Because it's nuanced.

@TainteddReaper

4 жыл бұрын

@@nwchrista First: If Peterson uses nonsensical terms to talk to his audience, then he wouldnt have an audience. Especially since the issues he discussed are more than controversial and almost at one point a tabooed subject. Hence the deplatform culture, censureship through social mob and academic corruption. Furthermore, when his terms "seem" nonsensical to those who dont get it, what remedies this situation is, if asked, he gives further detailed explanations to provide a greater understanding while narrowing the scope of interpretations. Second: As I said above, he gives explanations that narrow the scope of interpretations when his initial statement isn't clear enough. Sometimes he does it on his own but mostly through prompts, such as follow up questions. The issue isnt what Peterson says can have multiple interpretations, but what is the most canonical set of interpretations. What is most fitting or correct. And I can demonstrate it technically that not all interpretations are valid. For example, a very wrong interpretation here on his lecture is that he supports Hitler's attempt to commit race genocide or Stalin's population control camps is the way to go to slow climate change or that capitalism is the worst form of economic government. Finally, your criticism on the issue you've stated where what Peterson says has multiple interpretations is a moot point. That issue isn't distinctively just a Peterson issue. Somehow you think that's the case and therefore used it as a criticism but that's an issue that regards all forms of human communication. Third: I can't really say much about what your writing here. It is true that history can be manipulated by the victor. But, that is if the victor decides to manipulate history and if the circumstances permits. There is plenty of evidence that Nazi Germany was what it was. We have it recorded in multiple countries which all can also have there own biases of the events or patrotism in their versions. But the events still occured in those multitude of records. But really, just because the events took place a long time ago doesnt make our records of it more or less true. If you push what you're saying all the way through, that's what you're arguing. I dont understand how that conclusion could be reached.

Amazing and eerie to listen to at this moment in time. Thank you for your work Jordan Peterson may you be better soon🌺.

The way you put your energy into the effort of teaching people is wonderful

2:35 "... his exact double has appeared behind him" - thanks for putting that thought in my head, professor.

@briang.2218

3 жыл бұрын

I see a JoJo reference somewhere there, but I'll keep it to myself

@combativeThinker

3 жыл бұрын

Brian G. “Hey, hey, carry me on your back...okay?”

@GEORGIANMANDAVID

3 жыл бұрын

კაი იყო😁

Good morning Mr Peterson. Just wanted to thank you for everything you've done for my wife, my two children and I. You have had such a dramatic impact on our lives. You will go down in history as not only the smartest man who ever lived but also someone who had more wisdom then Could Be Imagined. My wife and I are both X addicts and I am an ex-con. Since getting to know you, educating ourselves with all of your videos, reading your books drastically changed our lives we're both small business owners and thriving better than people we once envied. Sorry for the bad grammar if there is any. I think it's important when sending someone like you a message that you make it is grammatically correct as possible out of respect but I'm messaging you from a cell phone and it's hard to go over what I've already wrote. I'd like to know there's a possible way that you could start some kind of online sort of college courses that we could pay for and go to couple times of week I know for myself that would be worth all the money in the world, just based on what I've learned already from you. I wish you and your family a blessed and Healthy Future God bless.

@virtuosa69

5 жыл бұрын

Hello

@tanegurnick5071

5 жыл бұрын

Awesome to hear brother.

@brandonleskil4523

4 жыл бұрын

Peterson isn’t the smartest man to have ever lived and won’t go down in history as such, furthermore what makes you think that the smartest man to ever live could teach you multiple highly valuable things which you would actually use to transform your life for the better, it’s like, no. Now this isn’t to say that Peterson isn’t intelligent, because he’s extraordinarily intelligent, but don’t make a claim which you can’t support, not that you yourself couldn’t support it but that anyone that could support things couldn’t support it, because the idea itself is so evidently wrong that it’s unsupportable.

@jasonrichards6398

4 жыл бұрын

@@brandonleskil4523 Ahhh i see !! so the most intelligent person in the world is :::::::;!!!!!!! ??? and wouldn't you hate to meet that person,, i know how this pans out ,,,,,, " he"s intelligent " granted but i shall not have anyone set above me because im the important one !! and thats the truth isn't it !!!!!!!!

@brandonleskil4523

4 жыл бұрын

@@jasonrichards6398:I'm sorry, what?

I am shocked by Jordan's ability to express these revelations. At about 33:00 or a little after Jordan has to search for words, he tilts his head back, looks at the ceiling, his eyes hit max elevation in their sockets and go into REM while open. He scares me. I love him.

@MD-gz5yw

3 жыл бұрын

Can you imagine laying out the full lecture and speaking for 1:18mins without missing a beat. I love him too.

Still watching. One of my favorite human beings. I love the in depth analysis and desire of understanding. So we can learn from it and not repeat the horrors of the past.

Rambling, articulate, intelligent, knowledgeable. This man is a genius.

@enocherone

5 жыл бұрын

yeah ask snopes the fact checkers. as well as all the other braindead "fact" checkers lmao gl with that, and gl being braindead your whole life @@woodsofchaos

@prybarknives

5 жыл бұрын

@@enocherone was that supposed to be a rebuttal or argument or something?

@MrDeathyness

5 жыл бұрын

He stumbles from competent explanations to a coherent story and wraps it up with a funny awkward joke

He became a grandfather in August 2017.[37] (Wikipedia) Congratulation to Jordan on becoming a Grandfather last month!!

@anthonygadaleta3427

5 жыл бұрын

As a very proud grandfather of 3 incredible grandchildren, I feel compelled to say that Dr. Peterson has more than justified his existence and will leave the world a better place not the least because of his amazing , profound scholarship and delivery.

@demoncard1180

5 жыл бұрын

I can just imagine him in a hospital waiting room. "Grandchildren are no joke, eh! You know, it's a hard pill for people to swallow!"

@zachariahwhiton3948

5 жыл бұрын

Twiddling his thumbs in the waiting room with his little lobster onesie and fun-sized Gulag Archipelago picture book hahaha

Man I love watching these and Dr.Peterson looks so much better in more resent times! His diet has done him wonders!

So thankful and gracious for the effort of these videos. Thank you Dr Peterson.

Your lecture style is honestly so compelling. I wish my psychology lecturers were as captivating.

@schaferatsprynet

6 жыл бұрын

Peterson is a philosopher teaching through a portal of psychology.

Came here to watch him shit on SJWs and ended up stuck on this lecture series lol

@lessevdoolbretsim

6 жыл бұрын

The process of shitting on SJWs starts way up in the small intestine.

@oscarcastanedamunoz

6 жыл бұрын

He’s a great speaker

@logicmonkey1034

6 жыл бұрын

Came here for the title...learned Jordan is simply a mess of topic from topic garbage....no real substance or direction. Mostly intellectual spew of big words in the span of 1 hour to teach simple things that could take no more than 5-10 mins....

@loading_wait

6 жыл бұрын

You think a person life can be distilled into 5-10 mins?

@logicmonkey1034

6 жыл бұрын

When did this become about a persons life? anyways the fact you think I said anything relevant to that or the fact you think that was what Jordans "main direction" was its fractually wrong its too much work. He's all over the place talking about random shit that is LITERALLY not coorelated to anything other than it has something somewhere to do with a mind/politics/.....not even going to finish this. Trust me I was gung ho about this guy when I saw his interview with Cathy....I came to the channel only to see a blithering idiot that says random shit and references some way he translated some mythology to coorelate with psychology. i could translate it to a food recipe. He's totally full of hot air and in the end I ask myself...what did I learn here....NOTHING..EVER...from ANY of his videos....I listen...I understand English...though its all buzzwords and bigwords and elegant amazing formation of 10 minutes of common sense expanded into 1 hour of acting. Come on dude... if you think this guy is worth listening to .... you must be truly dirt under the commonplace persons foot to think that he has something to offer you. You are worth more than this guy's time. I've watched 10 of his vids...that's like 40 hours....Nothing...Nothing new...just awesome ways of saying simple shit.

Oh would I love to travel in time and attend one or more of these lectures. The passion I see s so beautiful. Thanks

This is so different and above the psychology I learn at my university in Jamaica thank you Dr Peterson

"It's so bone headed it should be illegal"... This guy! THIS!

@TheMarkusFIN

7 жыл бұрын

ExtrackterYT This tells something about the crowd...

The lecture is started with a talk about Solzhenitsyn, Jung and Nazi Germany, but during the second half it goes down to theoritization around Coca-Cola aluminum can. Wow...

He sums it all up at 1:16:46. SUCH a powerful lecture. I need to go away take some time off and think on these things...

You are truly an amazing speaker. The way your mind works is beautiful. Thank you for all you do

This was a great lecture, Dr. Peterson. Thank you for providing this for free, as it was truly elucidating for to me, who truly believes that the observable universe is all there is. You provided a reasonable argument against trusting that observation. Thank you for being one of the better college professors, who isn't afraid to say the truth despite the preferred narrative.

2019 four years later, dr JP thinner tired. Please take care

@dianeaustin2414

4 жыл бұрын

I thought the...☹️☹️ same thing

@AliceWallace2

4 жыл бұрын

Search for "Jordan Peterson carnivore diet cured his depression", he talks about it on the Joe Rogan podcast. Healthier than ever, apparently.

@TheBanderson22

4 жыл бұрын

Thinner because hes much healthier. He was unhealthier here due to an autoimmune condition.

@motorcop505

4 жыл бұрын

His wife was recently diagnosed with cancer and it really crushed him because he is in serious love with her. I think she is going to be ok, but it was a huge scare. That and a 100 lecture tour around the world was pretty taxing.

@obo2999

4 жыл бұрын

@@nwchrista 😂 what disinformation is he "speading"?

Y'know, it's a bold claim, but I think I may just about have listened to every Jordan Peterson video. Get well soon JP!

This was a fantastic lecture, keep up the intellectual fight sir.

if you have to drive to the corner store to pick up your damn coke .. to hell with the atmosphere lol ! Classic

@dragonknightleader1

7 жыл бұрын

This is empirically true even in the Bay Area of California. All those Left-wing hippies go on about the environment, but even the majority of students have cars to get to school. Any working-class sclub wants a car because of the shitty bus company. A car can prevent uncontrollable tardiness and broadens access to the world you're living in. Without a car, you're horribly restricted and inherently less productive because more time has to be spent scheduling around the bus company. It just goes to show that San Francisco has no understanding of even how middle-class people live.

@drockchaos

6 жыл бұрын

I hear Marshall McLuhan in that segment door some reason

The mad scientist. I could listen to Dr. Peterson for hours. The method of stream of thought apposed to notes is far more consuming. (Awesome).

@rickymetzenbomb7548

4 жыл бұрын

There are hours of his lectures on KZread and his debates are awesome as well.

@rpm1796

4 жыл бұрын

He's not mad...we are...to sheep out like we have allowed ourselves to.

@prayunceasingly2029

4 жыл бұрын

@@nwchrista He's a liberal. Which is still mostly pro rights and freedoms. Unlike the leftists. He promotes soltzenitchen (however that's spelled) who was in gulags...which is actually public warning against communism and Marxism.

@prayunceasingly2029

4 жыл бұрын

@@nwchrista What he is against is fascism, and Hitler's national socialism, along with Marxism. Peterson is against totalitarianism. Unfortunately he's probably a minority in a bastion of university leftist ideology.

@prayunceasingly2029

4 жыл бұрын

@@nwchrista He still can't talk about the propaganda in society that came from European Jews in the Frankfurt school. That's his limit for speech

I absolutely love these lectures. Thank you. I’m a psychologist with masters in psychology and you are so beautifully reorganising and redefining my knowledge of the things I thought I knew well 🙏

You posit questions that I have never even thought about and provided multiple answers to it. You are an intelligent one in a million son of a gun Mr. Peterson.