I'd love to see Dr. Petersons philosophical intellectual interpretation of The Incredibles. Genuinely.

@Squilfinator

Жыл бұрын

Both of them

@richardbowen2913

Жыл бұрын

I feel as though you both already know EXACTLY how that would be interpreted, or, at least hope so 🤠.

"Adolescents are more impulsive and they live more for the moment. [...] One of the things that I would recommend to you, if you want to protect yourself from *ideological possesion* shall we say, is that you hear people speak politically and they dont say anything about your responsibilities, you should probably stop listening to them. Because whenever they try and offer you something, if it doesnt come along with an equivalent cost, there is something being hidden from you. And they are appealing to the part of you that is - at best - adolescent." ─ Jordan Peterson

@ramtigerfalcon8387

Жыл бұрын

Good. Gracious. 🤯 Have you ever heard of the concepts of cosmic balance?. It's an idea I heard through my passing of young manhood. I've named it that. It's the idea that the plane of existence requires the appropriate amount of Chaos and Order. And when one his used as a tool to corrupt the system, the other is Obligated to intervene. I think, believe , Mr. Peterson, is a tool of that intervention. We are all better to heed his words and warnings. Yet he is just a man.

@NotARussianDisinfoBot

Жыл бұрын

@@GavinMichaels You know, I've never cared for socialized healthcare. But seeing someone who seems to be as level headed as you that's willing to have discussions makes me more open to the idea, because I can trust you not to get lost in arrogance. It's really hard to be humble these days, it seems everyone at every level is arrogant and incapable of self-reflection. Or, as you put it, unable to take responsibility for their mistakes. I genuinely think constructive compromise could be found if people were more humble, seeking to learn what they don't know and trusting that their opposition might know something they don't.

Hakuna matatta is where the culture is trying to pull everyone to. You can do anything you want impulsively and they want us to believe it's a good thing.

@ramtigerfalcon8387

Жыл бұрын

I think at some point every male goes through a "Hakuna Matata" phase. Though it functions to sustain the young man, it never allows him to grow beyond it, even though it presents The Whole World as a proposition for fulfillment. Any way, I agree.👍

@NewAgeSlaves

Жыл бұрын

Not being held accountable aswell it's the promotion of disorder

@words007

Жыл бұрын

The entire gender idiology is driven by this hakuna matata mindset DISREGARDING FUTURE CONSEQUENCES. 😞

@MotivatedPony

Жыл бұрын

Yes, insane and evil.

@adaptercrash

Жыл бұрын

I'm not your actual father and that monkey claimed you and the pride rock

The fact tht people think this is alt right incel misogynistic content is hilarious to me

@lightsout630

Жыл бұрын

it tells you exactly how far the society has fallen

Everybody , this whole series from him is worth a listen to. I take to heart and mind the ideas he projects and mentions. Although No man deserves an idolatrous following , many earn the right for praise, and few don't let it go to their heads. I pray that Mr. Peterson has the wisdom to continue standing firm in his convictions. While he remains a channel from order to breach our current chaos , we still have a hope of a balanced and positive future. I hope everyone can make the best use of thier day and help to better each other during it.

@barakapatrick1599

Жыл бұрын

Where can I listen this series of lectures from ?

@ramtigerfalcon8387

Жыл бұрын

@@barakapatrick1599 from the Daily Wire site!

I love your Lion King analogies ❤

Traumatized by their parents, some children blame themselves, especially if an adult blames them for the adult’s action.this has the potential to stick with the child sometimes for the rest of his or her life.

I'm a 44 year old white male in South Africa. Many struggles that we face in this country. Thank you Dr Peterson for being the voice in my wilderness. My biggest wish is to have a cup of coffee with you. Maybe someday!

The last few sentences are a whole topic we should be teaching and addressing. Politicians are mostly snakes and thieves.

Thank you for This brilliant lecture. It is very thought-provoking.

These students have no idea how lucky they are to have this gentleman lecture to them

It is interesting to watch this after having finished the first season of HoTD. It is the same story (not exactly the same obviously) in that the wise peaceful king ignores his evil brother and ends up losing control of The State to evil forces.

@words007

Жыл бұрын

Lol 🤣 u found Deamon evil? R U for Real? He literally backed down coming for throne after ep2 out of love for his niece and knew its not worth it killing his own kin for some time on throne. Nothing gets heroic then that. Also he took the head of the person who insulted his wife and his stepson INFRONT OF EVERYBODY. They say chivalry is dead, but these things pop up in our cultural things 1 way or the other. Whether it be in noval or some tv show or movie or song 🤣. Look of aemond when Deamon killed the insulter was the look of AWE look of admiration. Best scene of the entire season 🤣 & u think hes evil? JP if watched HOD would likely give similar summary of his character

@TheGreySage0

Жыл бұрын

@@words007 Nothing admirable about that ,Daemon has little control over his agression. However the King has too much restraint otherwise Daemon would've been been ended long time ago. Plus Daemon made Rheanera the way she is so she is his little puppet which is ultimetly better for him than direct rule.

Thanks for a great series~ You are very good at giving lectures. I don't agree with your politics but this is fantastic.

@mag8737

Жыл бұрын

what exactly do you mean by his politics? I'm interested in your critique

@Books_Makeup

Жыл бұрын

@@mag8737 Respectfully, I choose not to get into politics on this platform. I'm more interested in focusing on what he's doing that is productive which is his lectures.

LOL, you have to get rid of all your friends because they're all drunks! always love you. so raw, real, and truly funny. so good to see you feeling & looking so good. have said many prayers for you good man, and will continue to do so for you & yours. much love for all your insights xo

Here's my reading: In the Lion King (1994) Simba will show king-like behavior even when he is not following the advice of his father. Nor is his father presence. So he is subconsciously aware that:"Daddy isn't there to save him". He then tricks someone that is following him (Zazu) to get away with his girl friend Nala (future wife). He shows he is not supervisable, like a king. Then he goes head on in an area of danger, but he is manipulated by scar, which is understandable a child can't see through (not kinglike though). However, when Zazu finds him he does not leave. He made his decision and sticks with it (like a king). He laughs at danger and danger laughs right back. His Laugh is sweet and light-hearded (like a kid). The hyena's laugh is clearly evil and nasty in response. When he sides back to protect Nala, he is completely unfazed by the hyena's. Edit: I'll continue if anyone is interested in this story.

@_mapaloo

Жыл бұрын

Interested.

@miccduval5654

5 ай бұрын

Continue please 🙏 I'm interested to know the rest of it

It means ‘no worries’ for the rest of your daaaaaaaayyyyyyyyssss!

At 16 I did prep for 6 months, and 5 years down the road (while also prepping for suicide at the same time cause that's what chronic suicidality does). Is Simba at fault, no... In the end he's still a child and blaming him for one adult murdering another is just wrong on several levels morally and legally.

@RetroAiUnleashed

Жыл бұрын

I will pray for you Friend 🙏 May God have his angels encamp around you Donald Frederick and protect you. Take every thought captive and destroy the works of the enemy Satan he is a liar and the father of lies. In the Name of our Lord and saviour King of Kings and Lord of Lords Jesus Christ Amen, and Amen.

I like how he mentions the clueless, self-indulgent naive look

I miss the old Jordan Peterson, I guess like anything else, people and things evolve over time

@bryce_lee

Жыл бұрын

His lecture series are the old jbp?

@bryce_lee

Жыл бұрын

Haha, just realized your comment works both ways.

Too late.

Intelligence

Watching The Lion King: Jordan P: Ahh yes! Bloody hell I see the deep lesson man. Do you? Me: Mufasa…. *tears swelling up*

Hey! Uncle Sam! What are Covid-19 and the vaccines all about…really? “Believe in Santa forever or else!”? (Are you ready to return from time-out?)

Me canse. The Death of Nala. Whatever! Eat my heart out, KZread.

@ramtigerfalcon8387

Жыл бұрын

So , not hungry for "heart" at the moment, but I am starving for clarity. What do you mean, care to explain and/or elaborate?

@mariagarced1013

Жыл бұрын

@@ramtigerfalcon8387 Oh, Bother. Happy Halloween. You don't care. You just thought I was an easy target. Keep away.

Life is Depressing

@gaurav.raj.mishra

Жыл бұрын

If you look at it that way, then it is

@luamfernandez6031

Жыл бұрын

@@gaurav.raj.mishra I just feel sadness

@abhaypratapsingh9277

Жыл бұрын

It is what it is.... You get some joys and you get some sorrows.... Focus on the joys.... Try to get rid of sources of pain.... Don't be optimistic or pessimistic, just be...

“ Sir, this is a Wendy’s “

These liberals can hakuna matata all they want. Me? I’m becoming a King like my Father Mufasa.