Dr Peterson, is it possible you could ever source J.K. Rowling as a guest to discuss your work on the Archetypes and it's correlation to her own literature. Im sure Rowlings recent controversy around the infamous pronoun debate would subliminally fall into the discussion somewhere, however; I'm sure many fans of both your work would set their alarms months in advance to hear you both converse! Would this be possible?

@johnqpublic2718

2 жыл бұрын

I don’t believe it’s that important he interview a children’s book author…

@pauliewalsh6875

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnqpublic2718 Research Archetypes and Petersons work a bit more. Have you not observed an archetypal narrative within this 'children's book authors' work?

@pauliewalsh6875

2 жыл бұрын

@@USAandokay And so the Peterson/Rowling campaign must begin!

@farinati

2 жыл бұрын

@@VintageVideoHub I grew up reading HP from when the first book came out when I was 7 until the last release. I'm an extremely well read person - classics, philosophy, history, etc etc. But the HP books were formative and I still think about how JKR tapped into underlying truths, maybe even unknowingly. I would love to see her speak to JP and get into the details of her creation.

@Dmitrisnikioff

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnqpublic2718 That a mediocre academic would not deign to interview one of the most successful authors in human history is a hilarious notion

Dr. Peterson, As a "so called woke liberal" i don't want to become narrow minded or blind to possible mistakes in my way of believing. I really enjoy your program. You help me to break past the wall dividing right and left political leanings . I want to welcome debate and understanding each other. It is far better than as enemies. Thank you for sharing such deep and challenging topics.

@guitar0wnz

2 жыл бұрын

You're too humble to be woke

@gabrielspark5343

2 жыл бұрын

Oh, that's what they call it nowadays; research.

@johnlongdick9569

2 жыл бұрын

I applaud your efforts, research. Respect ✊🏿

@McCallaFilms

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, you're definitely not "Woke"!. You're way smarter than that. Your comment above proved as much. Good for you btw ;)

@research347

2 жыл бұрын

@@McCallaFilms thanks. Open and civil debate is what America is about. We learn and develop empathy for another's view. To surround oneself with only those who echo what we believe isn't good at all . We are supposed to be a democracy.

Don't you love it when you're searching for something of interest to watch/listen to and just when you're beginning to give up hope there's a new JP vid. Bliss.

@lorenahafner9804

2 жыл бұрын

@@notpublic8961 agreed

@hdog6371

2 жыл бұрын

Talk to derren brown

So good to see, Mr. Peterson in good health. Thank you for your services to humanity. ❤️

@tomj7382

2 жыл бұрын

He'a in ok health. Not looking like he did 2 years ago

@chris432t6

2 жыл бұрын

I've seen him look better. In this interview it looks to me like he is either tired, in pain, overworked or maybe all three? Hopefully I'm wrong but he doesn't seem like his usual self.

@janinemaldonado336

2 жыл бұрын

He is actually taking a break due to his health declining at the moment hi daughter has told us, get well Jordan and we will prayer for you to return and your family stay healthy. Take all the time you need.

Jordan Peterson is the most brilliant of teachers. Honest and genuine. Bless his heart and soul. He is my favorite mentor.

@eddiepeterson3231

2 жыл бұрын

I like the interviews. However i hope he goes back to giving lectures in front of live audiences again. Especially Exodus, but he'd probably need to start off small to get back in the zone of proximal development.

@MittyNuke1

2 жыл бұрын

@D0ctorF0ster I think the idea is pure atheists could justify a case for murder, whether they act on it or not. After all, murder happens all the time in nature among other animals, so the only case for proving it to be wrong is to put humans on a higher plane than other animals /essentially evoking the foundations of religion.

@remarkpainting

2 жыл бұрын

@@jtjones4081 chimpanzees routinely murder members of other groups. Viciously.

@archlich4489

2 жыл бұрын

He's the voice in my head.

@tijmensmulders574

2 жыл бұрын

100% percent agree

I am in awe of how many people on this earth you have managed to reach out and help. I'm 100% striving to mirrors those traits. Thank you for for everything Mr. Peterson.

As somebody that came from a broken home/environment and had to take on the difficult task of changing my life circumstances and slowly learning that "I matter", this conversation makes me both teary and inspired. Thank you.

Happy to see so many grateful and humble comments toward Jordan Peterson. The man is brilliant, should be encouraged and seeing the response of his messages being a motivator to be better people is so refreshing. Just an echo. Thank you.

@hdog6371

2 жыл бұрын

Talk to derren brown jp

This conversation is so rich that I am going to watch it again immediately.

When Dr.Blackwood runs with an idea, he is absolutely memorizing

It's so refreshing to see discussion rather than debate. Observing public intellectuals presenting ideas and discussing those ideas is amazing and becoming increasingly difficult to find that are current or worth spending time listening to. I have concluded that it's intellectual Humility I find so compelling , it's rare Intellectuals tend to defend bad ideas , even reprehensible ideas Dr Peterson is Humble and Honest without a doubt

"Even our betrayals of beautiful things can become deepening engagements with what we have betrayed." - Stephen Blackwood - 1:23:16

I sincerely wish Dr. Blackwood continued success.

my god, someone as passionate as Jordon - beautiful :)

In the discussion of architecture and "opening up the horizon," I was reminded of the scene in Shawshank Redemption, when Andy played a song from Mozart's "The Marriage of Figaro" on the loudspeakers for all the inmates to hear. "I have no idea to this day what those two Italian ladies were singing about. Truth is, I don't want to know. Some things are best left unsaid. I'd like to think they were singing about something so beautiful it can't be expressed in words, and makes your heart ache because of it. I tell you, those voices soared higher and farther than anybody in a gray place dares to dream. It was like some beautiful bird flapped into our drab little cage and made those walls dissolve away, and for the briefest of moments, every last man in Shawshank felt free."

Jordan you’ve inspired me to enter the social sciences even though I have heterodox views. I see you and Haidt as people who are desperately needed in the humanities, corrective forces to an increasingly ideologically homogeneous field. I hope to fill that role too in the years to come. As I’m starting college this week, I just wanted to thank you! Much love from New York!

@apollontheintp3257

2 жыл бұрын

Fingers crossed & stay strong! Don't buy BS and hold the line of reason.

@Trapping_ackbar7

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ykpaina988 inspiring story! I’ll keep you in mind in my studies. Good to know I’m not alone!

@sandy8454

2 жыл бұрын

Ďď

@Trapping_ackbar7

2 жыл бұрын

@The Archaic Bard it’s always been left leaning but open to debate. You can’t say in good conscious that is characteristic of the Humanities today.

@ManuelBTC21

2 жыл бұрын

God help you.

Doesn't matter who this man talks to, it's always an intensely interesting conversation.

I sincerely appreciate this content. I feel deeply grateful for your willingness to put out this kind of information, and with this level of insight. God bless Sir.

I just think that everyone needs to hear Roger Scruton, and God bless his soul.

@DrEhrfurchtgebietend

2 жыл бұрын

Lotus eaters did a great coverage of him recently

@natkingcol909

2 жыл бұрын

I first saw him in a discussion with Douglas Murray on youtube.... It was very good...

Jordan, I'd like to personally commend you for the assistance you've provided me with ceasing procrastinating lately. Even though it was ultimately me who took on the responsibilities, I don't think I would've acted as fast without your inspiration.

@tijmensmulders574

2 жыл бұрын

@@notpublic8961 it may not be the obvious solution, but his lectures have helped me with the same issue, sparky

@joaogarcia6170

2 жыл бұрын

@@notpublic8961 Jesus Christ dude, who hurt you ?

Tremendous conversation, I am late to it as I’ve been stuck in the muck of the current madness which keeps me agitated, distracted and angry. By the hour mark I was simply lifted above it, and brought to tears. Thank you both, very much.

I feel lucky to be able to listen to these podcasts while spray painting cars 😜 I don't need a woke university to learn.

@yog-sothoth37

2 жыл бұрын

You need it for the document, but yeah, I agree.

@fungling7982

2 жыл бұрын

@@yog-sothoth37 Hopefully one day employers will realise the document isn't so important

@yog-sothoth37

2 жыл бұрын

@@fungling7982 Big reason for why they do it, is because it's easier. You are HR and 200 ppl apply for the job. You can either go through all of them in a day or through the ones with the highest degrees in an hour. And after all chances are the more educated people are more likely to be capable and intelligent. It's harsh, but not really unfair.

@fungling7982

2 жыл бұрын

@@yog-sothoth37 According to Jordan Peterson's many criticisms of modern universities, looking mainly at degrees may not be a great indication of competence and intelligence at all. Although I get your point and there may not be many better methods for employment yet.

@yog-sothoth37

2 жыл бұрын

@@fungling7982 Yeah, I know his stance on the topic. But as you said, when there aren't any good methods, you go for the least bad one. And his point is relevant to western education, which has been stained by the Post-modern stuff. I'm in Eastern Europe and such ideologies haven't gotten to us yet.

I have been praying for you and your family Dr. Peterson. Listened to Beyond Order again. Still helping me. Struggling uphill and carrying my cross and hoping God is helping you carry yours. ❤🤗🙏🧡

Dr. Peterson conversations are Gold in times of mysery. Thanks

Such a hopeful conversation, I so needed this, so thank you! "Resentment is the "number one" offender." -Alcoholics Anonymous, 3rd Edition, page 64 So began my journey into self-reflection at age 15. 43 years later, I've never been more grateful for the struggles of my youth. So much of the current cultural crisis seems to be embedded in resentment, and it truly destroys.

The ending tale by Dr. Blackwood brought me to tears, I can’t explain it.

Dr Peterson, I find your lectures to be one of the most intriguing things on the internet as a whole. You make me think, not your thoughts but my own, by providing all of the info for me to truly think on a subject. It's off topic for this particular video but you speak a lot about God and man being created on his image. Have you ever looked at that topic from the angle that we aren't made to look like God in the physical form? In fact we are made in his image as a three part being. God the father, god the Son and God the Spirit; all individual but all fully God. We too, as humans, are mind body and spirit. All of our parts are stand alone but all are required for life and consciousness. Our minds handle the inner workings, such as breathing and heart beats, our bodys are our physical vessels and our spirit is who we are, our individualism. Just a thought from a different angle I've heard you approach from in your lectures and books.

Dr Blackwood grew up next to the home I grew up in. Its wonderful seeing another Blackwood doing great things.

Thanks Jordan Peterson for the free knowledge!

Absolute love and respect to all the people here trying to make themselves better! 🙏🏻❤️

JP...23 months ago, You singlehandedly helped me get sober and gave my life a positive direction. I just ask one more favor of you: Please grow your beard back out. For me. For all of us.

@chairio6212

2 жыл бұрын

Lmao

@tijmensmulders574

2 жыл бұрын

Hahaha BRING THE BEARD BACK

Dr. Peterson, It's great to see you spreading yours and others knowledge to so many for free. You can always tell the quality of an individual by whether or not they're willing to help you and do they expect anything in return for this help. I see you helping many people just out of your good will. God bless. P.S. I've started the ruling journey through the gulag archipelago. Hopefully I still have my mind when I reach the other side.

Possibility - hope - the words I love in life... Create a compelling future - possibility and hope... humanity..aah JBP you have a way of asking questions - that stirs the soul... and SB what a thinker. Thank you to both of you - humanity I bow to you both with gratitude..

The complexity of this conversation is beyond dispute, well done gentlemen

Dr Stephen Blackwood has a true read on the actual impact of the institutional malaise without being felled by it. His honesty and heart- felt stories are courageous.

When you think it can't get any better, JBP gifts u with this series of interviews.Thank you Professor

I have been contemplating Dr Peterson and his role in the world, and I can't help but view him as a messiah. Keep up the tremendous work, humanity needs you.

I wholeheartedly agree about the modern or post modern architecture, it is soul crushing.

Thank you Dr. Peterson for introducing us to Dr. Blackwood. Once again mind altering for the betterment of humanity ❤️🌱😊

Thank you very much Dr. Jordan B and Mr. Blackwood for the conversation. From nothing comes nothing, thankful for your contributions/positive effort

This helped me to see the whole more in focus today and helped me see the need to offer my struggling step daughter all I could to move her toward a life she can live safer & in more comfort for today. I cannot believe I watched all 2hrs, but am so grateful I did and could. Thanks to both of you for all your effort in becoming the persons you have become!

You're an inspiration Dr Peterson, thank you for continuing to provide us with much needed perspective and guidance. The benefit you're providing is incomprehensible. Thank you.

I admire Dr.Peterson so much for so many reasons, I'm very lucky to be listening now💜🙏💜

I loved the course of this conversation, and the humble tone of it. Dr. Blackwood's admission of how the academy has failed reminded me of the most intelligent man I ever met. I was born in 1980 in rural Wisconsin. A neighbor of mine was born in 1898 in Holstein, Germany, and immigrated to the USA with his family in 1913. The man could build anything, fix anything, grow anything. He could answer any question you had about nature (plant, animals, weather patterns, lunar cycles, etc.). As a farmer he was very strong and had excellent agility, even in to his 90's. He fluently spoke German, English, Polish, Finnish and French. He brewed his own beer and distilled his own brandy. He was almost completely self-sufficient. The man was an absolute genius. I loved helping him during harvest season and listening to him speak. He was extremely articulate and well read. That's another thing...he was always reading something. He lived to be 105. Unfortunately, according to the measurement of academics today, they most likely would have labelled him a stupid, white privileged, male patriarchy promoter of oppression. I went on to higher education and in all my time working in IT, finance and education...I still have never met another individual who comes even close to his level of intelligence and competence.

Love Stephen Blackwood, such a great thinker..

Excellent initiative! I wish Ralston College the very best! Very important step to truth & understanding of our world!

Such a rich and suggestive conversation; I think the recent talks of this kind are some of the best things that Peterson has does. In my view some of them get to the root of our modern malaise.

I keep coming back to this conversation. There's so much to unpack from it.

The trajectory of society is that of a pendulum. You push from one extreme to the next with a fleeting moment in the middle

@jaya9753

2 жыл бұрын

until one side of the pendulum is manipulated or destroyed, then you have a lever with which you can apply force

@nuqwestr

2 жыл бұрын

More like a fishtail, moving back and forth, propelling us into the future, don't try and stop it.

@chadofamerica

2 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately for all of us I fear you're correct...

@peterharrell7305

2 жыл бұрын

@@chadofamerica if we're lucky, or rather, if my and others efforts bear fruit, we'll swing all the way right over to anarchism and be able to move forward without government interference, for once.

@yossarian1633

2 жыл бұрын

I prefer to think of it as a sine wave.

Keep up these great podcasts...I live for these talks!

Stephen is an amazing speaker. Such a rare combination of the rational and the spiritual. Thank you so much for this discussion.

@dakini365

2 жыл бұрын

@@psychcowboy1 Just because you don't have the capacity to notice, doesn't mean it didn't happen.

Always a pleasure to watch you work, Dr. Peterson! You are an inspiration to us all!

Thanks Stephen and Jordan!

Please talk to James Lindsay again. He has the answers to every question you have about the connection between Marxism and the current “culture war”. It’s what he’s been working on almost exclusively for the last few years, to the point where he is how an expert on it. His podcast “New Discourses” is all about that subject.

@guitar0wnz

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for this

Dr. Peterson. You're the absolute best. I've listened to you for hours. Absolute best.

I love seeing this man believe so passionately in the people he helped, just like Peterson.

Fighting tyranny one video at a time!!!

Hello, mr Jordan. Keep up the good work, glad to see you back!

You are absolutely correct Dr Peterson. Long form discussions are infinitely more valuable, informative, interesting, and edifying than the incendiary, click-bait, low information,snippets engineered to alarm, upset, and dissuade us from thinking deeply about real issues.

Slow start to the interview but it keeps on getting better as the conversation moves on. Thank you both for your words.

It feels like we're finally starting to find some direction in what we can offer people. It feels like we have some momentum and I hope we keep getting the word out to people that there's plenty of value to be found. There are much richer ways of interacting with the world than nihilism or wokeness.

@Someguy8822

2 жыл бұрын

Woke people are intolerable and fake, with probably the biggest amount of skeletons in their own closets..

@YellaSpiceFamily

2 жыл бұрын

I think Peterson hit the nail on the head when he noticed that the philosophy of Marx et al runs directly contrary to the healthy growth patterns of the individual. The wokeness movement is an attempt to find both purpose and meaning in a context entirely defined by individual brokenness and a resultant large-scale loss of personal growth within life context. This 100% aligns with my social interactions and observations: it's the whole reason I have been unable to either make or maintain progress with anyone on "the other side". They are not enough of a person anymore to engage honestly with others.

I adore Dr. Blackwood! Look forward to this one :)

I can't get over how profoundly deep this conversation is about this collective society's state of being. Our societies and human interactions have such a profound affect on our lives as the lives of others. It's also such an open minded sympathetic conversation as well (understanding how and why people can turn to and be endodoctrinated by by ideologies that are ultimately socially destructive in practice). If we can't even discuss the most shameful darkness of thought and action within humanity, then it will eat us alive bc it can run rampant as this stuff is collectively repressed or in a way so ppl start acting out to cope bc we're not so utterly distracted by primitive survival like our pre industrial ancestors.

Regarding bringing the university to the people, I have to thank you for bringing it to a 72 year old grandmother who is enjoying your conversations regarding a classic human understanding later in life and fully enjoying the experience of learning. WONDERFUL

Amazing discussion in such a brief time. Thank you.

Such a great conversation. Equal parts illumination and thought provocation. Blackwood has a great life story too. Canada seems to produce incredible thinkers. Punches way above its weight intellectually.

Jordan Peterson , is a God sent and very timely illuminated light for so many people in the world . His talks and podcasts gives gravity to the very life of so many people

Thank you Jordan , so much. You lead the way to such honorable thinking and in such a profound deeply understanding way. I love it. Thank you again

Very impressed with Dr Blackwood.

Oh wow~ thank you so much Stephan for the open access material to learn with. And this was such a great discussion, I took notes! Sublime~

I am blessed to hear smart men like you two. Thanks

Jordan, just as the rare and wonderful skills of a concert pianist are at least open to all to share in, learn from, and enjoy, the skills on display in your conversations reach into the minds of the multitudes to share in, learn from, and enjoy. I can't help but think about the story of "The Music Man", where the vibrant personality and motivational ability of the music teacher alone was enough to propel his untrained students to screech out the Minuet in G, just enough to bring their proud parents to tears. Many of us who listen to your podcasts are like those students. Though we lack the education, we *are getting somewhere!* Thank you for providing us with these amazing tastes of excellence in thought and logic...

Where would I have known this for free … 💐💐 grateful

This was a great interview! Blackwood is a really sympathetic, great thinker imo.

I don’t know how many times I’ve watched this episode but that’s not really important, what is important at least to me is that this is one of the most compelling conversations I have ever been privy to. Both of you are so genuine so completely focused and so respectful of each other, it has inspired me in ways I can’t explain with words. I find myself questioning and exploring elements of myself and the relationship with the world around me in new and unfamiliar ways but with each passing day these waysv become more familiar. I can only offer my sincere thanks for exposing me to what I can only describe as a completely new way of thinking and feeling. Please invite Stephen back I would imagine your next conversation will be even more amazing and awe inspiring than this one. Stevens uncanny knack of carefully choosing every word so that he expresses exactly what he wants to express is almost intimidating but ultimately a wonder to behold. It is humility in its purest form and something I might aspire to with focus and great effort.

With all JP has to offer the world the things that move me the most is the expansion of the cheekbones. The squint of two corners of the eyes...the slant of the mouth...upwards. A heart whose pure emotion thrusts itself forward in unashamed, unrestricted, joy.

Hope restored by this beautiful vision Blackwood has for the humanities education! I hope like hell that Jordan is interested in contributing to this 😁

I now hope to teach for or otherwise serve Ralston College in some way, and will reach out. It is encouraging to hear that there is widespread hunger in the youth for something deeper than Woke ideology. As a Millennial it appears to me that my generation has mostly fallen hook, line, and sinker for it. Bless you, Stephen.

I find so much beauty and truth in this conversation! Thank you both! If my kids were headed off to college now - the Ralston collegiate experience would be worth the money! Listening today almost makes me want to go back at 62!

bloody marvellous. all the very best to you both. wishing you well Stephen Blackwood in your venture.

Such a Good point Dr

@LivingBGLegend

2 жыл бұрын

Which point? Several points where made

@DryWaterFilms

2 жыл бұрын

*watches a two hour long podcast* “mm good point”

@mitchellm2208

2 жыл бұрын

@@DryWaterFilms Laughed really hard at this

@_Solaris

2 жыл бұрын

You're going to have to be a bit more specific 😂

Just read your new book, awesome read man 👍

I am currently studying towards my humanistic counselling degree at Chichester university.. and I can happily report that the quest for truth is very strong there. This episode has inspired me to pursue the humanities once my studies are over - I can genuinely say that this has been a spiritual discovery for me so I thank you both from the very whole of my body.

Wonderful guest! Thank you for invinting him, I have find new materials to study for.

"Human beings are evolve in this way such that how they understand themselves is absolutely fundamental to their nature. That is what we are as an evolved species. Any culture that does not enable human beings to understand themselves in a way that they find to be richly meaningful, it has failed.. its fundamental test." 👌👍 /Sephen Blackwood just said/

@marita7424

2 жыл бұрын

@@psychcowboy1 Really??? just one simple example: what about cultures where women are second class citizens... How they do that? by brain washing for instance.

@marita7424

2 жыл бұрын

@@psychcowboy1 Perhaps these women don't have a problem understanding themselves but the question is how they're understanding themselves.

@marita7424

2 жыл бұрын

@@psychcowboy1 If those cheap tricks (?), big words and ambiguous vocabulary are bothering you, listening JP and his guests is not a must. "...how a smart person would say it" are you insinuating that they're stupid? I know that everything what they said could be articulated differently but that's their style and it doesn't hurt the language. I have perhaps different perspective, my life it's two cultures and two languages every day.. To me, nobody speaks like Leonard Cohen! lol Have no problem that JP sounds 'sophisticated', to relax and laugh I'm listening Russel Brand. ;) Subjectively, language in any /good/ form it's a brain gym.

@fritobelize6271

2 жыл бұрын

Fundamental: none of us chose to be here, parents do. Innocent life is a choice between a male and female, but scientific and technological change has provided pros and cons of our human condition with regards to Nature as well as morality. If you both or others want to continue a discussion of the pros and cons of humanity's history of social engineering, I will...

@cameronnealey8768

2 жыл бұрын

@@psychcowboy1 It's totally ridiculous to make such a statement so confidently. If Jordan Peterson spoke only nonsense that hides behind big words, then he would have never gotten so popular. His books would have never sold millions of copies world wide. Words have to have impact to do that. You can't be so sure that you happen to be the one person who can see through everything clearly as if your special, because it's more likely that your a person who isn't very skillful in terms of understanding abstract idea's

Love it when you see more likes than views !!

I so enjoyed finding your program on the internet. It's so nice to see people discussing there thoughts in a congenial way. Refreshing!!!

Listening JP is way more deep and dramatic than other guy. Bless.

rational philosophy of transcendence is “downstream” from subjective direct experience (of the divine)

@nahthanka5273

2 жыл бұрын

No such thing.

Is it possible you could get Donald Trump on your podcast Jordan? It would be so interesting.

@cheshirenadidethklok883

2 жыл бұрын

Doubt youtube would allowed it on but rumble would

@jennyk9748

2 жыл бұрын

Incredibly interesting to see what Jordan could pull out of him.

I wish this conversation would have started with the ending few minutes. Beautifully brilliant!

That envy we feel is the raw desire for humans to have the ability to change the world with no real cost. The hubris that declares that if we had that power we would make things better.

Larry Elder for California Governor! Spread the word everywhere, especially cali residents! Be an advocate, get the word out! We're down to the wire... the election is in less than a month, sept 14th! (Ballots available now) This election is all about *turnout* and a victory could be the falling of small stones that starts an avalanche! For freedom. Lets gooo!!!! "You can lose a fight, but you can't win a surrender." - Andrew Klavan

@yossarian1633

2 жыл бұрын

Hell ya I'm Canadian but he's impressed me greatly every time I've heard him speak. I hope he wins that'd be huge morale boost for Cali, providing the election is fair I think he will.

regretting listening to anything but the genius .

You are back Dr. P. Engaging, lucid and alive with thoughts again. Missed you.

That was wonderful. Inspiring, uplifting, hopeful. Thank you both.

Hey Dr. Peterson... Remember when you used to debate people? Is that going to happen again? I'd look forward to it, and I think many would. Just thought I'd throw it out there. Copasetic nature is only one part of life, which you've as of late undoubtedly engaged in. ✌

@magicw7338

2 жыл бұрын

He's going to debate the "best of the left" Ben burgis

@jonj1163

2 жыл бұрын

@@magicw7338 Wait really? When??

I love this conversation especially how it involves the love of nature and beauty and how that’s not always an oppressive symbol. I appreciate how they really got into detail about how beauty is a gift for everybody and not just rich people. It’s ungrateful for us to look at the world as something to be torn down because of the negative aspects of its history.

@shakeserfistssmith1364

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly 100%

@shakeserfistssmith1364

2 жыл бұрын

We are what we think...or what we think matters...

@shakeserfistssmith1364

2 жыл бұрын

@Jordan b petterson ▪️ is this scam

@shakeserfistssmith1364

2 жыл бұрын

@Jordan b petterson ▪️ ok

@shakeserfistssmith1364

2 жыл бұрын

@Jordan b petterson ▪️ chat chat

Thank you for sharing such deep and challenging topics with an amasing guest

The humanities need to be saved and I will do my best to help!