I KNEW Peterson was the Armored Titan.

@abdelmoumenederoueche369

5 жыл бұрын

XD

@hengistcz1940

4 жыл бұрын

He is a female titan

@WarrickAuthor

4 жыл бұрын

Definitely the Founding Titan. Giving meaning to the mindless and pure titans.

@lakewoodsteve5028

4 жыл бұрын

@@hengistcz1940 I.E. A plea from gender-dysphoria sufferer!

@hengistcz1940

4 жыл бұрын

@@lakewoodsteve5028 Congrats, you made me use google.

"suffering leads to bitterness bitterness leads to resentfulness resentfulness leads to vengeance vengeance leads to the dark side" - J Peterson

@francieodendahl9351

4 жыл бұрын

Suffering leads to patience, whereas control leads to resentment or bitterness. Love is not meant to control but lead or redirect otherwise it is just feeding the ego for the controller. In the bible it states for parents not to frustrate their children but lead them. To frustrate someone allows your ego in and causes children to rebel instead of listen your not teaching, leading or being a role model. If you see misbehavior, you do not let it go, you speak the truth in love. You do not become sarcastic or harsh. That is immature teaching. Yes, there is correction, but it must be done without your ego.

@robbyhighland4280

4 жыл бұрын

Only if you allow it.

@chcamerica22

4 жыл бұрын

​@@robbyhighland4280 right, Peterson was highlighting the pitfalls of our journey, the snakes in the garden, and the best way to avoid them is to recognize them. As one who experienced malevolence (violent incestuous rape) I have PTSD. Although I did not know what the hell that was for a decades, I knew damn well I was raped and beaten by my brother, but my mind kept from being the focus of my every waking moment -- I coped in other ways, 'typical' of child rape victims. When stronger, I faced the trauma, took some time but I did. I now know what evil I am CAPABLE of committing, its not too hard to see when you've seen someone you love rape you as a child, and the vision is repeated over and over and over -- sorta hard to ignore after a while. Its great to have lived long enough to have seen the benefit of such a heinous experience, although I certainly wish it on no one! And its kinda neat letting the Greek Orthodox priests know they have a rapist in their midst. And if telling the truth causes anxiety to others they will have to face their fears or continue to have anxiety. I have no interest in vengeance, but I know, FINALLY that shutting up is no longer my cup of tea, been silent far too long. There are those who try to tell me speaking out is vengeful, but they are really too cowardly to face the truth themselves, and try to blame me for their inadequacies when all I did was tell the truth. Feels great to speak freely about being raped as a child, tough if the rapist and his GO buddies wants me to be quiet.

@fjerez2591

4 жыл бұрын

chcamerica22 sorry to hear that , hope things are going better for your right now

@m_zbrv3967

4 жыл бұрын

Yoda Peterson

"It's no joke, man."

@DaughtersofOrion

5 жыл бұрын

Sol Ascending now I suddenly realize that my grandma made sense when she claimed her father was a Canadian. I say that all the time! 🤣

@jimkozubek4026

5 жыл бұрын

Its no bloody wonder

@jonmoffat1

4 жыл бұрын

As far as I'm concerned.

@nzuzongeleka6561

4 жыл бұрын

Roughly speaking..

@valkrie5816

4 жыл бұрын

It's no joke man it's no joke

"Without the capability of mayhem you're a potential victim to mayhem.You need your sword, it should be shiethed, but you need to have it." That is so wise.

@alexnoman1498

3 жыл бұрын

That is actually the literal translation of the Hebrew word that was erroneously translated to "meek" in "the meek shall inhetit the earth". JBP said in his biblical series that it's "those who know how to use a sword but keep it sheathed shall inherit the earth"

*Over the last three years, I've watched copious amounts of Dr. Peterson's videos..........and I can honestly say that I believe this clip is among the top five most important lessons I've heard this man teach.*

@markomarkovic8390

4 жыл бұрын

Can you please tell me title of other 4 ?

@moviesfan5513

Жыл бұрын

What are the other 4 videos ?

For almost 2 decades I've sought help in dealing with and understanding my past, understanding and mending my mental and emotional states since, and not once have I been awakened to such insight until now, aged 41, thousands of dollars in various therapies later, a tool is gifted me via KZread in less than 15 minutes. Becoming aware of my own capacity for evil doings and evil thoughts have never before been so well articulated nor has the notion been described as something I need in order to survive until now. What a relief. JBP is a gift.

@lagerthaq.9476

4 жыл бұрын

Same story hier! 👌

@russellhawkins366

4 жыл бұрын

aussie vetnurse pro He’s an excellent psychologist.

I can't believe this man exists

@donfox1036

4 жыл бұрын

His suggestions border on the madness of an insane world that too many find a place in. One is too many.

@liammcdonnell1602

4 жыл бұрын

he doesnt dude

@carbon1479

3 жыл бұрын

@@donfox1036 I'd disagree - this 'insane world' isn't public policy, politics, or a bad economic system, it's Darwinian game theory in motion - it's a permanent problem that has no other solution than learning to survive it.

@flyshy8806

3 жыл бұрын

@@carbon1479 if i get you right then your point is invalid. Politics and such is in the game not beside it. So it's like calling money irrelevant in monopoly, it isn't verry acurate. But i get your gist of it and it's varly correct, so far I've seen it. The only way to beat the monster or atleast servive it is ussing it's powers but that does not mean becoming them, then in the end you lost your self and you lost.

@carbon1479

3 жыл бұрын

@@flyshy8806 It's a comment on what's most pervasive and fundamental, and as far as I can tell its the war of genes against genes. Maybe where i might critique my phrasing - having public policy that gets this and tries to grapple with the right problems would help, same for economic system (capitalism does this somewhat naively). To the degree that we're not all in agreement as to whether there's even a pattern to the human behavior that we don't find helpful is probably our biggest impediment to handling it the way it needs to be handled.

I was a drug addict, dealer, and criminal otherwise throughout high school as well as incredibly mentally ill and nihilistic. I also had good grades and worked to help pay the bills. People are complex, I would say I was lost in the desert at this point, so to speak. I took a year off and moved away from the city, studied religion and psychology and decided to try and become a better person, adopt greater responsibility, and strive for the highest good I could imagine. Now I’ve returned to the education system, in my first year of university now, and I intend to learn the tools of medicine for many reasons. People do change, I knew I needed to when I realized and was terrified of my own malevolence. Jordan Peterson's content helped guide me towards a better orientation, and for that I am deeply grateful.

@BGdroopy

3 жыл бұрын

Do not return to your old ways. Stay legit brother. Good always conquers bad.

@levmanou9874

2 жыл бұрын

Do you remember or know what's happen with kids, people you sold drugs?

@6slade

2 жыл бұрын

@@levmanou9874 mostly no, I’ve no clue. I was just a kid selling mostly weed and tobacco to other kids like me. All short-sighted and hedonistic-doesn’t leave much room for memory. Some I do know now though as good friends, and as age comes hopefully wisdom does too and most have realized what dangers surround substance abuse. It’s the kids that are deeply lost in the drugs, or joining sets in gangs while still teenagers, that I would most worry about. It’s bad enough I had to fight off my own demons, but all it would take is one of the seemingly wise older people around me to invite me into the violence to have made matters even worse. This is why it’s important to be a good role model, even or especially in a hood. Luckily I met some smart older black dudes in their 30’s that would invite me to their cribs after our work and we’d smoke and they’d tell me stories about their lives. They didn’t help me with the drugs, but they kept me out of crime and gangs. Somehow even high as hell on percosets and weed I listened. If you can escape gang violence and a life lost to drugs, impart that wisdom unto the youth looking for any purpose.

@TheHeavyModd

2 жыл бұрын

Good luck in your studies. Never ever forget empathy especially when practising medicine.

This man is a genius

@manslayerix

4 жыл бұрын

Did we watch the same video? Lol

@nanobruv

3 жыл бұрын

Steven Fleck did you watch at all.

@1845Raven

2 жыл бұрын

In one of his Q&A videos, someone asked what his IQ is… he said 150’s

'we trade pain for anxiety'

The trick for human thriving is strength NOT protection! So perfectly put, thanks professor, life altering advice and wisdom!!! 🙏🏽

@terrenceburton7903

4 жыл бұрын

💛💜💛💜💛💜💛you have a Beautiful Smile.... (Use it wisely) 😊

"It reflects something about yourself......If someone else can do that to you and they're human, that means you partake of the same essence." ....... Wow. Speechless. @6:50

@Everwtach

5 жыл бұрын

that is what God said from the beginning, mankind fall short of glory of God because of our shared sinful core since the Grand Fall. Yet Law and Order (including JP's logic mind) is the mirror that reflects this truth. But the Mirror cannot save us, only Truth alone can save, redeem and transform us into a new living.

@yorkshire3939

5 жыл бұрын

Loved that quote as well

@alexc2265

5 жыл бұрын

Steven R that’s what people need to understand

@jonahwest3061

5 жыл бұрын

Hes really pushing Carl Jung's very powerful idea of the shadow-self. Rightly so. I like to think of the shadow-self as a gun. Everyone has one. If you don't know how to use it you might shoot a loved one, or very likely yourself. You have to learn how to use that weapon, so you can choose what to point it at.

This man is not afraid to speak truth. And truth is eternal as is the spirit that dwells inside each of us. The spirit recognizes and accepts truth if wise. Otherwise, it rejects it and that man is a fool. Jordan Peterson connects to so many because he speaks truth.

i became a monster the last 2 years, and thanks to J B i understood, and god im so glad it happend, i could have done very bad things, i owe alot to this man and he does not even know i exist, ill pay back my way, maybe not directly to JB but now im just trying to help

@Despotic_Waffle

5 жыл бұрын

You can pay back by doing your best as member of society

@TimberwolfDan

5 жыл бұрын

You mean JP?

@GSPV33

5 жыл бұрын

God bless you Santiago, you're meant for great things

@msbutterflyz

3 жыл бұрын

@@TimberwolfDan he means james bond

If i had been allowed to listen to only one talk by Peterson, this is the one. How fortunate his enrolled students are.

Pretty sure I saw the Armored Titan somewhere

@neriainescurta9696

3 жыл бұрын

Ikkk!!!! I saw AOT and JP together I was like :.......*CLICK*!!!!!

Called it right on the nose re: PTSD. The horror of killing far surpassed any other horror of battle.

Brilliant analysis. He speaks - then it all makes perfect sense. Brilliant.

@fredericmoresmau4303

4 жыл бұрын

sorry I don't know what they talking about..... I was the one who had to keep running over and ruining myself over to THEM..... for months then semesters finally years...... I'm not d'accord

Dude I've never heard anyone ever come close to explaining what I experienced until JP right now in this video!!! Amazing!

Another great insight into mankind. Thank you.

@mickruby5970

5 жыл бұрын

Peoplekind for Canadians.

@0ussama01

5 жыл бұрын

@@mickruby5970 hahahaha damn right

"Arm your children so they can chop up the snake" I'm reminded of a movie called "Soldier". It's about this man, Todd, who's whole existence has been that of a soldier, right from birth. Naturally, he has a lot of issues (like PTSD) and incapable of articulating them due his rather stilted upbringing. However, the meat of the story is actually about his introduction to society after he is literally thrown away among the trash on a garbage world and learning to live a less militant life. There is one scene where Todd teaches a toddler how to kill a very deadly snake, same kind of snake that left the child mute. Well, the child's mother didn't know/understand what Todd was trying to do and thought he had ill intentions. It is not until the toddler rescues his mother from being bitten by other snake of the same species that everyone in the little community realized what Todd was trying to do.

Not longer be naive and no longer be victimized. Don’t be resentful but use the opportunity to search for the better. What you lost didn’t worth already. You were just naive, but now you got wiser.

@Alex-ns9wk

4 жыл бұрын

preach

Whoever watches this better have an open mind and be mentally strong. This guy is the truth to those who fully get his teaching. Thank you Mr.Peterson. 13 minutes of nothing but jewels, and being that it was free,PRICELESS.

4:00 "and Bangg!!!" . JBP's oratory skills are next level . One can just listen to him talking for hours :)

"Our perceptions developed to such a degree that we could no longer ignore what was irrelevant."

The fact that we don't share more lectures and talks astounds me to no end. The words and thoughts this man knows in and out are life changing. Please share his words ppl

Peterson is bang on the nail yet again! IfI was young I'd love to study with him as my teacher!

My two favourite things. AOT and jordan peterson. Beautiful.

“It gets worse in the short term but better in the long term” he just summed up spiritual enlightenment haha

Thank you for doing a good job in cutting up the lecture in relevant sections!

Matthew 10:16 Behold, I send you forth as sheep in the midst of wolves: be ye therefore wise as serpents, and harmless as doves.

@juliehumphreys6888

3 жыл бұрын

Don’t be harmless. At least not to the malevolence. Be streetwise please people.

Came across this video at the exact time I really needed to hear these words!!! Thanks JP

this resonates with me. he describes my exploitation and my recovery over the past two years to the point where I also learned to wield a weapon at will. still learning, tho.

At 6:15 when JBP starts talking about PTSD which I fortunately do not suffer from after deploying to Iraq in the early 2000's... but a few of my brothers unfortunately are dealing with really opened my eyes to what they are dealing with.

I am in love with this man

Evil.is so heartbreaking thing to live through. Its like just the disappointment is so hard to explain.

Wow this really hit the nail on the head for me, I can relate so much to this.

All week I tried to think of ways I can help others and an amazing thing happened - I got to wake up each morning. Be grateful, Die graceful.

I loved this lecture back in the day...still my favorite.

I used to literally see the abyss during my early childhood night-terrors phase, and what made it terrifying, truly, was that by looking, suddenly it noticed ME, and wished me harm. So that Nietzsche quote, when I came across it, spoke to me LITERALLY, as well as figuratively. And boy do you want to believe they won't see you if you just shut your eyes, get under your blankets and lie absolutely still. I don't know if there's as much "seeing the psychopath in you" to it as just perceiving that there is an intelligence that wishes you harm. It's the realization or the SPECULATION that there are malevolent forces/people/evil_spirits out to get you. I don't think it's necessary to see the psychopath in yourself to assume somebody means you harm and extrapolate from what might harm you to what you want to defend yourself against their trying to do. But I think it makes for good drama from writers who aren't as deep as they think they are. (I think all screenwriters need to stop their bonus features, where they talk through the whole movie, explaining their thoughts. For guys like me, it were better not to know, on account of what a disappointment it turns out to be. They're not the deepest writers in the world, and then they compound it by pre-determining the visual spectacle and contorting the plot to enable it. But enough about me..). Because I experienced night terrors, I think that the idea of Jesus as Lord and Savior as bulwark against the supernatural (imagined?) forces out to get you and these terrors for ME came right along about the time I fully comprehended that Grandma and Grandpa were old, Mom and Dad were in-between, but EVERYbody dies. In other words, something to tell children so that they're not overwhelmed by a big world full of malevolence and, ultimately, DEATH. Jesus not only handles your demons for you, but He promises everlasting life in Heaven. You just have to believe enough and it is true. (Without Jesus, other things, like political ideologies are accepted and defended by faith, to give people meaning or at least a sense that they matter in an uncaring universe). So I spent a LOT of time trying my hardest to believe hard enough, but I could hear those demons laughing in my mind's ear that I still had doubts. I knew I wasn't strong enough. Still, falling asleep with Jesus in my mind's eye was some bit easier than otherwise, and I know it spared my folks a lot of crying from their then-youngest! LOL! It serves many positive purposes, irrational though such fairy tales are. I think this initial bout with existential angst took place after I shattered my elbow at 4 years of age. It brought the harshness of the world into very sharp focus. I think it made me more introspective later in childhood. Extremely self-reflective. One of those guys who couldn't get a date, because he couldn't help analyzing everything to the nth degree, and VOCALIZING that (unsolicited) analysis.

@Severusoul

3 жыл бұрын

Seriously what you explained is very similar to my experience. I have been spiritually sensitive since I was a child and have had countless night terrors where I feel, hear, see, and touch pure malevolence. The realization that, like you said, there is a formidable intelligence that exists to destroy you, everything you love, and your soul eternally made me shudder for years. I went through adolescence and my 20’s deep in drug addiction trying to escape this reality and the harm I had suffered at the hands of other people. It wasn’t until I found Christ, or rather, He found me, that I felt at peace in the eye of the storm. Knowing that when he said: “Fear not, for I have conquered the world.” He meant it and embodied it. In a sermon I heard last week on Revelation 19, the pastor said something that hit me to my core. He was also a recovering addict. He said, it took me years to realize I had too much dope in my system to realize that Jesus was standing there the whole time. Stay true to your faith in the dark days to come. The night is always darkest before the dawn. Thank you for sharing your experience. It reminded me of what I truly hope for and what we all fight against. Stay strong.

@julieshrout9835

2 жыл бұрын

@Harry Mills OMG that's just beyond my comprehension, TBH. But I also suffered night terrors, Many of them when I was young. I was pulling on Jesus' robe begging for him to save me, because Satan was trying to get me. I'm tearing up now, because was that a symbolized dream of this future that was just introduced to me? Am I crazy, or is this my reality? I'm just so confused, and yes very insane. I've bought 3 packs of cigarettes and threw almost whole packs out of the window. 🤣🤣 Not no $100 bottle of champagne, though. So then the night before last after much tossing and turning on of KZread I was falling asleep and I had a night terrors. I dreamt that my car died on a pitch black road and I felt an evil presence. I quickly woke up. Now you are making this pea size brain of mine work overtime. Was God trying to speak to me then too? Like I am fighting against the good and because of this I was thrown into an abyss? I tell you this is some crazy teenage mutant ninja turtle stuff, and I think a bat pooped in my eye. 💩👽🤯😜🤪 But I don't know? If I go back to the place we met and wait. Will Jacob to show up again, and can I ask questions for some answers. Because I do need some much needed psychological support, and although it seems I have walked through hell, it also seems he relieved some of my loneliness??? Or am I just really delusional? OMG now that I said that (it would seem like a delusion), because that's like way out there in left field, and sounds (to me) like a haughty thought thinking that I'm special like that, which makes me even more weirded out, but I have a nagging feeling that I must see him again to get these answers to the questions I should have asked him, instead of blowing it off as some kind of crazy scheme. Cuz I DO BELIEVE.

I been working on my inner psychopath and getting to know the monster. Thanks dad.

@dosia1boby794

5 жыл бұрын

that is a Hero journey go face and battle your own demons and come back home looks like you half way -realizing and facing your shadows leads to Victory!

@DaughtersofOrion

5 жыл бұрын

Brad Mowreader lol same here working on my inner b***. Thanks mom! Haha

@myshadow9631

5 жыл бұрын

Same here. As an overprotected child, integrating the shadow has been the most useful and interesting exercise for me. It helps in my journey of self discovery and struggles facing life and people.

@lemueldagger

3 жыл бұрын

Me too. I'm a savage and I didn't know.

Malevolence: enjoying and working toward the dominntion, abuse, humiliation, defeat, misery, anguish of others

Damn, brought me to tears to hear my reality. Thats been re emerging, and motivating, yet crippling me in so many ways. Becoming the beast of good, control, volunterly to graduate to a monster the the best of intentions. Selfless sacrifice while standing behind enemy lines.

Threat from those you ought to be able to trust, that's what I want addressed. Predation is ignored too long by those who are completely capable of putting an end to it. Don't sit back and watch the drama. That's irresponsible.

this was so good. we traded pain for anxiety. so true

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR DISPLAYING ON THE SCREEN WHICH LECTURE THIS COMES FROM!!!! IT MAKES IT SO EASY TO THEN GO TO THAT LECTURE INSTEAD OF PULLING OUT MY PHONE. WOW I JUST REALIZED HOW LAZY THAT MAKES ME SOUND LOL

@lautzemain8907

5 жыл бұрын

What the hell are you talking about

Thank You, Thank You Professor for your hard work and research.

I have some disagreements with Jordan Peterson’s political views and his self-help advice but his psychoanalysis of human nature is spot on. The dark side of humanity is a topic that doesn’t get talked about enough but understandably so since it makes people uncomfortable. However I think it’s vital for us to grow as human beings. After all, *You cannot know God without getting acquainted with the Devil*

Wow. I was looking all over for someone who can succinctly address ptsd. JP was able to give me an answer in 12 minutes!! Thank you! You saved my life, literally.

4:06 Makes me think of reaching teenagehood. I was naive and happy as a child, then I began to learn more about the world lol. Turns out, it's not such a pleasant place.

The Armoured Titan; Its no joke man!

Nice to see the full video for a change. Thanks

A man of history. What tv show.

Thank you so much, this video has cleared up so much for me and given me a little bit of my sense of self back.

This is pure, solid gold.

6:27 So absolutely true!

This man is a phychosopher. And he has a great heart. ~ mh

Hate consumes the one who hates first. It benefits no one. Suffering leads to understanding, understanding to realizations, realizations to the betterment. To make something better or worse is a choice.

This man is a global treasure

HOW DO WE START A MOVEMENT TO GET THIS INCREDIBLE HUMAN THE DAMNED CREDIT HE DESERVES . TALKING NOBEL PEACE PRIZE,, FOR HE HAS QUELLED MORE HATE AND FILLED MORE SOULS WITH PEACE AND UNDERSTAND FOR THEMSELVES AND THEIR FELLOW HUMANS... IF EVER SOMEONE DESERVED THE HONOR IT IS DR. PETERSON. Hats off to you sir, love you and never met you but wish people like you were in charge instead of the broken evil that rules.

Amazing!!!

Wow amazing insight

wow, i had an unexpected emotional reaction to petersons explaination of post traumatic stress. he's very intelligent. he puts it so succinctly.

Archangel Defiant brood Defiant brood I call on you thanks for reminding about this video

excellent

Well said.

This man has led many to the light, he is a modern day hero... I truly admire his intelligence and eloquence... He makes me a better person... This guy is an example, a bar we could all reach if we dug deep... You don't always become intelligent by choice but no matter how the lesson learned knowledge gained is still an asset... We are blessed to have this man as an example. Thanks Mr Peterson!

I love this man

Jordan Peterson and shingeki no kyojin, two of my favorites

Brilliant

YOU SHALL SEEK THE TRUTH AND IT WILL SET YOU FREE

Gordan Peterson I swear we have similar perspectives. Its amazing and strange.

That's why we have to forgive, so we don't become vengeful

@decoy2636

4 жыл бұрын

If you don't let the injustice go it will consume you inside. I'm not able to carry the burdens for the wrongs I have suffered so I laid my burden down and the Lord can deal with the grudge's and get vengeance. It says it is his in the word. Pray for relief if you believe.

Good stuff

Thanks dear my soul rejoices in lord always again i say rejoice

this speaks to me so much..the problem of growing up while being abused is that as an adult you know how to abuse someone too well. You learn to see it in other people but then you see it in yourself too. It was suffering when I was growing up, but now it's malevolence.

The Wings Of Freedom

The CURE to PTSD ! 6:58 It took me a very long time to figure that out!

@amyjkr

4 жыл бұрын

Me too. And it is not easy when not natural for me. I had to dig really deep and be pushed way, way to far for that monster in me to get the fuck up. Even now, it is not fun or easy. But when I start having panic attacks again, and barfing, and my heart starts to beat out of my chest from fear, I try to get back that beast. Hell, once I start to get in touch with it, it even scares me about my own self. But survival requires it when you are getting untangled from a malignant narcissist. You must be able to match them. People say we can't. I think they are wrong. I think we all have it. But it is very uncomfortable to think that way, feel that way, and behave that way. I remind myself, a lion isn't giving a damn if it is in danger and kills. I shouldn't be ashamed to defend myself.

@Koop784

4 жыл бұрын

@@amyjkr Anger is more useful than despair.

@KiRa-fy6uq

4 жыл бұрын

My extremely jealous ex opened my eyes. I always had to look away from men because I got in trouble for talking to them, looking at them, wearing leggings, the list goes on. And before him I was already scared to talk to men a little but he made it worse. I ended it and now I just tell myself I have to get over my social anxiety and get out in the world and attempt to talk and congratulate myself when the conversations go well, as they usually do.

I really like this guy.

This guy is a national treasure

Yes

The return to the Garden, is compassion,

When the minute just past by, the new day’s is on the ways for us, the next pages of the historical will rewrite turns the succeed victory of the greatest humanity worlds. The universe and cosmic will blessing of the beautiful and amazing humanity worlds of the peoples. 🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️

This man would be one of the greats if he existed years ago but now every said by anyone can be considered offensive

It's like Peter Baelish in Game of Thrones before he dies in season 7.. "don't fight in the North or the south.. fight every battle, everywhere, always, in your mind.. everyone is your enemy, everyone is your friend. Every possible series of events IS happening, all at once. Live that way and nothing will surprise you. Everything will be something that you've seen before.."

@wanderer7214

5 жыл бұрын

Love it!

@Ellie.12866

5 жыл бұрын

💪

@larrysellers181

5 жыл бұрын

Baelish isn’t dead. He is faceless. Everybody that is from Braavos isn’t whom they seem to be.

Attack on Titan is actually a perfect example of unattended malevolence becoming dangerous, and at the same time it shows the horrors of prioritising group identity over individual identity. I really wished Dr. Peterson would watch this anime.

@moviesfan5513

Жыл бұрын

This resonates hard.

So so important.... “How can I judge your walk, when mine is so imperfect.” Not in any way excusing people’s evil deeds... But it’s so important to ask yourself every time.... “what am I missing here????” ABOUT MYSELF!!!!!!! ☺️☺️

On fire! This is his Sgt. Pepper's.🌞 * 20 minutes is just not enough but JP does a fantastic job for sure.

He explains these issues so well. To withstand tragedy and malevolence...... Having suffered the tragedy of my mother dying then the simultaneous malevolence of an ex-step father playing traitor and trying to steal my inheritance smashed me to bits...... So that’s why it happened.... a Supreme double whammy.

This GPS system of idea inteligent idea really works thanks

This video really shows Peterson in all of his brilliance and genius 🤯

PS.This puts me in mind of something St.John Chrysostom said; "He who is not angry when he has just cause, sins!"

2:20 strange object, the thing that objects... GOLD! We sure do hope that this man fully recovers and continues to speak publicly; he is a much too bright and needed voice to go silent!

3:20 I’ve never heard the fall of man explained this way. Love the new angle

All this about predatory behavior and malevolence is really spot on. It basically describes everything I learned over the years living in a city with ultra malignant white women.

8:13 - 9:13 Major Key right there. Just giving us all these Gems for free!

how lucky they are to be taught in person by this man.

Genius

Jordan Peterson for President 2020

Real one