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  • Опубліковано 29 січ 2018
  • Jordan Peterson is a clinical psychologist and tenured professor of psychology at the University of Toronto.
    / @jordanbpeterson
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  • @Ex-P.F.C_Wintergreen
    @Ex-P.F.C_Wintergreen 6 років тому +7306

    My only problem with Jordan Peterson is that I don't remember everything he says

    • @woodwardc99
      @woodwardc99 6 років тому +72

      And I suppose you'd rather be practicing? Marching up and down the square not good enough for you? Fine, off you go!

    • @Ex-P.F.C_Wintergreen
      @Ex-P.F.C_Wintergreen 6 років тому +18

      Chris Woodward this guy knows

    • @mykotron
      @mykotron 6 років тому +5

      I dont remember anything interesting that he’s said

    • @Ex-P.F.C_Wintergreen
      @Ex-P.F.C_Wintergreen 6 років тому +40

      D Neal examples? The only thing I tend to disagree with him about is his pessimism, but I am 30 years younger than him

    • @TRIIGGAVELLI
      @TRIIGGAVELLI 6 років тому +10

      Learning the piano? Listen to him as if he knows something you don't c:

  • @pabra5w
    @pabra5w 3 роки тому +25460

    Joe, it is time you invite him again - the times are such.

    • @BanonOmus
      @BanonOmus 3 роки тому +507

      JP is back! He’s been in and out of hospitals all year but he just made his first video in a year a few days ago

    • @pabra5w
      @pabra5w 3 роки тому +292

      @@BanonOmus I'll take a JRE with him even if its a web call.

    • @-Zakhiel-
      @-Zakhiel- 3 роки тому +207

      He is too weak for the moment, let the man rest.

    • @pabra5w
      @pabra5w 3 роки тому +96

      @@-Zakhiel- absolutely. This turmoil will last so there is plenty of time.

    • @DaLizMs
      @DaLizMs 3 роки тому +16

      ua-cam.com/video/yZYQpge1W5s/v-deo.html
      He's back and looking healthy.

  • @nik.kinetikentertainment2298
    @nik.kinetikentertainment2298 8 місяців тому +104

    1:07:50 you should be a monster
    1:08:44 Learn how to lose
    1:09:52 A winner is Someone who never let losing stop them
    1:10:30 embrace loses as learning experiences
    1:11:06 Go back and do the research and hard work to learn from the pain of losing

  • @BoxWizard
    @BoxWizard 11 місяців тому +133

    As a 29 year old guy about to turn 30 and is really for the first on his own and having to make changes, listening to JP has been super helpful. Im so glad im hearing some of this stuff now.

    • @jasonmeador3144
      @jasonmeador3144 9 місяців тому +4

      Yes I wish I could have Heard him thirteen years ago when I was thirty.

    • @mnetzer6777
      @mnetzer6777 2 місяці тому

      ​@@jasonmeador3144Me too, 24 years ago. You're lucky @BoxWizard to have both of these great men in your life so early!!

    • @ItsMattOK
      @ItsMattOK 15 днів тому

      You find him when you need him, there’s something very religious about it

  • @gigachadgaming1551
    @gigachadgaming1551 3 роки тому +11841

    Everybody gangsta til Jordan Peterson calmly and politely explains why you’re not

    • @matthijskoops2995
      @matthijskoops2995 3 роки тому +197

      Haha underrated comment

    • @DrSpaceman69
      @DrSpaceman69 3 роки тому +77

      Facts.

    • @williamkitau7941
      @williamkitau7941 3 роки тому +279

      I didn't believe in God until Jordan B. Peterson explained to me why I do 🤣🤣

    • @cato3716
      @cato3716 3 роки тому +71

      You can find this comment under basically every Jordan Peterson Video bruh

    • @dogfaceponysoulja2501
      @dogfaceponysoulja2501 3 роки тому +30

      Gangsta's got feelings!

  • @jflanagan9696
    @jflanagan9696 3 роки тому +3460

    The worst part about interviews with Jordan Peterson is that they eventually end.

    • @Emeraldcity70
      @Emeraldcity70 3 роки тому +20

      Yeh, I just watch them over and over.

    • @jellyfishbones0
      @jellyfishbones0 3 роки тому +10

      but it only has to be a symbolic ending, and if you think about it every ending is a beginning, carl jung said ... (my jp impersonation)

    • @jellyfishbones0
      @jellyfishbones0 3 роки тому +14

      @Timothy Mccarthy does this help ?
      Fyodor Dostoevsky - Demons (aka The Possessed aka The Devils)
      Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn - The Gulag Archipelago
      George Orwell - The Road to Wigan Pier
      Jordan Peterson - 12 Rules for Life
      Jordan Peterson -Maps of Meaning

    • @ParadymShiftVegan
      @ParadymShiftVegan 3 роки тому +1

      Ikr xD. I'm so glad I haven't watched most of them still, but I can tell that rewatching will be just as rewarding, if not more so.

    • @adelehall4650
      @adelehall4650 3 роки тому +4

      LOL as I watch, I open a new browser window to get my next one set up. minimizes the anxiety 😎

  • @sylvaindescoteaux4208
    @sylvaindescoteaux4208 Рік тому +215

    To anybody who's reading this, I pray that whatever is hurting you or whatever you are constantly stressing about gets better. May the dark thoughts, the overthinking, and the doubt exit your mind. May clarity replace confusion. May peace and calmness fill your life. 🙏

    • @Hambam123
      @Hambam123 Рік тому +6

      As cheesy as this is, I needed it. Thank you

    • @HELPforPain
      @HELPforPain Рік тому +3

      “Prayer indeed is good, but while calling on the gods a man should himself lend a hand.” -Hippocrates

    • @Kev_TV
      @Kev_TV Рік тому +1

      Thanks! I needed this 😊

    • @lorrainebettencourt8009
      @lorrainebettencourt8009 11 місяців тому

    • @dfaithrichoz60
      @dfaithrichoz60 5 місяців тому

  • @tylerIsTis
    @tylerIsTis 10 місяців тому +269

    What a brilliant interview, Jordan has given young men like myself a healthy dose of reality. A way forward of becoming a better person, not only for the self but for your close company. Thank you Jordan, youve opened my world.

    • @omarvillegas1712
      @omarvillegas1712 9 місяців тому

      ​Zs

    • @Testa717
      @Testa717 8 місяців тому +2

    • @brandon8565
      @brandon8565 7 місяців тому +1

      I absolutely agree with you, peterson is going to save millions with his words, there's so many guideless young men who need to hear this man

    • @Jarzula
      @Jarzula 6 місяців тому

      Fr. It boggles my mind that people want to cancel JP. All he’s doing is making better men and isn’t that what woman want? Better men? It’s ridiculous.

  • @spockboy
    @spockboy 3 роки тому +1985

    Just by reading the comments I feel like I am amongst good people.

    • @theMyouknow
      @theMyouknow 3 роки тому +15

      its like "Live long and Prosper" take your life into your hands, shape it to what you want it to be, you will become happy and satisfied with your accomplishments and then prosper.

    • @cbrm3067
      @cbrm3067 3 роки тому +44

      Know exactly what you mean, it makes you feel relieved that actually most people can see the nonsense as nonsense.

    • @themagicbeans2253
      @themagicbeans2253 3 роки тому +4

      The love of space is part of being human. You have keen eye good sheep:

    • @StalwartSpartan298
      @StalwartSpartan298 3 роки тому +8

      Good or not, you're among people who're trying to understand, and that's a step above awful already because at least they/we recognize we don't know everything and there's things others can teach us. It seems to be a theme with the radical left to assign stupidity to anyone who disagrees with them.

    • @punctuationman334
      @punctuationman334 3 роки тому +2

      Dalton K why do you specify the radical left and not the radical right? What makes the radical left so much worse than the radical right? Seems like a bias is present here.

  • @Herbster41
    @Herbster41 6 років тому +867

    “Better to be a warrior in a garden then a gardener in a war.”

    • @Tonytaru
      @Tonytaru 6 років тому +8

      Herbster41 but why only those options? Thats the flaw in his logic.

    • @Herbster41
      @Herbster41 6 років тому +67

      Antonio Pitts be prepared - that’s all it means. There’s no flaw in the idea of being prepared.

    • @Tonytaru
      @Tonytaru 6 років тому +15

      Wouldnt preparedness mean you can be a warrior in war and a gardener in the garden? Shouldnt you have the wherewithal to use the proper “hat” for the proper situation?

    • @bodanmcgraw3272
      @bodanmcgraw3272 5 років тому +11

      @@Tonytaru this is a little late, but that is the exact point of the saying.

    • @Tonytaru
      @Tonytaru 5 років тому +7

      Bodan McGraw My interpretation was to always be a warrior because you might have trouble “gardening” but if a fight comes youre ready. Whereas if you are always a “gardener” you are useful at peace time but utterly useless when its time to fight.

  • @janicepaisley9329
    @janicepaisley9329 5 місяців тому +16

    I love Joe Rogan.. and Jordan Peterson.. plus
    Joe Rogan is the best listener and observationalist. I’m 60 years old - I have lived 60’s, 70’s, 80’s, 90’s, y2k, 2010’s, 2020’s. They both give me hope!

  • @Sweethands4
    @Sweethands4 10 місяців тому +13

    Jordan Peterson is the VERY BEST TEACHER of contemporary issues on the planet.

  • @laura_underscore
    @laura_underscore 6 років тому +7166

    Desire to sort myself out intensifies.

    • @hugh-johnfleming289
      @hugh-johnfleming289 6 років тому +24

      Laura O C forward

    • @Nite85
      @Nite85 6 років тому +21

      lol for real

    • @brandonriederer1004
      @brandonriederer1004 6 років тому +118

      Laura O C making my bed and cleaning my room now

    • @laura_underscore
      @laura_underscore 6 років тому +89

      Seriously, this podcast and 12 Rules for Life are the kick up the ass I needed.

    • @Dudemeister-id9mw
      @Dudemeister-id9mw 6 років тому +69

      Wow, finally the top comment I read on jre was something relatable and positive.

  • @raulrangel7620
    @raulrangel7620 3 роки тому +3649

    As a recovering heroine addict. Often struggling with depression and constantly pitying myself. Jordan is a breath of fresh air. This guy has done what 1 year of rehab. 3 different therapist and antidepressants couldnt do. Feeling emotional while i write this. But in a good way. Hope one day i can meet you and tell you how much you have helped me. Thank you Dr. Peterson.

    • @RookieMistakeYT
      @RookieMistakeYT 3 роки тому +107

      Congrats on your recovery. As someone who deals with medical issues and has been handed over to a life of constant prescription meds I seriously envy you and want to say you’re amazing for doing the near impossible. I hope you keep up the amazing lifestyle change!

    • @robertvery3812
      @robertvery3812 3 роки тому +49

      Keep it up! Others, and more than you know, are dependent upon you.

    • @deedeedavis4738
      @deedeedavis4738 3 роки тому +38

      Wow you’re such blessed person to hear what he is saying and to live it. To do the work!!!! I wish you even more success in life. My brother recently died young (55) young to me. He suffered with addiction for forty years. Prayers for you. Happy for you also.

    • @helenoverhere7511
      @helenoverhere7511 3 роки тому +23

      We are waiting for your good news. Best wishes for you!

    • @jetttangel
      @jetttangel 3 роки тому +23

      I’m proud of you.

  • @darrenyoder5114
    @darrenyoder5114 Рік тому +299

    What an incredible conversation. Full of thought and reason. I appreciate Jordan’s forthrightness transparency, and Joe’s encouragement and eagerness to collaborate.

    • @s0rendyrby
      @s0rendyrby Рік тому +1

      Ældre

    • @Cobracouncil
      @Cobracouncil 11 місяців тому

      @@Kit__FistoYou either listen to him on topics you have a lot of insight in or you aren’t listening at all💀

    • @nahumflores7182
      @nahumflores7182 4 місяці тому

      Millions of people, perhaps billions in the world who work 12 hours a day in this bestial capitalist system go to bed hungry! These two mental egotistical live in the US in their own comfort zones, perhaps paid by multinational corporations. They should go the the marginal barrios of many cities of the US or Canada, so they can see other realities of poor people.

  • @cashcarolinarecords
    @cashcarolinarecords Рік тому +86

    This is the brilliance we get when we can have free and open conversations! This was a case study on life and a masterclass on interviewing! Thanks Guys 🎉

  • @fredb6723
    @fredb6723 6 років тому +378

    Listening to Jordan Peterson once a week, keeps my room clean.

    • @mikimiyazaki
      @mikimiyazaki 6 років тому +4

      nathan jow a JBP a day keeps the maid away.

    • @garrettpowell5094
      @garrettpowell5094 6 років тому +1

      Feng shui Canadian style

    • @izabella7174
      @izabella7174 3 роки тому

      @@garrettpowell5094 +1

    • @raymondhag
      @raymondhag 2 роки тому +2

      😂 Reading your comment made me get up and make my room clean.

  • @Hope-ko7hv
    @Hope-ko7hv 3 роки тому +2320

    Now would be a good time to get Jordan back on, Joe

    • @wp7187
      @wp7187 3 роки тому +29

      He'll probably come on when his new book is released.

    • @gdan9923
      @gdan9923 3 роки тому +60

      I was shocked when I saw this was streamed 3 years ago. It could’ve been recorded yesterday.

    • @samuelculpepper4490
      @samuelculpepper4490 3 роки тому

      🤫

    • @RebelEd666
      @RebelEd666 3 роки тому

      @@wp7187 I wanted s

    • @RebelEd666
      @RebelEd666 3 роки тому

      @@wp7187 I

  • @salemihowe
    @salemihowe Рік тому +19

    jordan peterson has blown my mind like 5 times and im not even 1/4 finished

    • @JeffMTX
      @JeffMTX 6 місяців тому +1

      You sure know truth when you hear it, no?

  • @hennrock6184
    @hennrock6184 Рік тому +33

    “Life is suffering and betrayal but there is a way of traversing through that.” I really enjoy the way he puts things, so highly intelligent. In my opinion, this is a very honest and hopeful way to view our lives and how we can learn and grow from the failures and tough times in life. It is up to us to make our lives meaningful.

    • @WindTurbineSyndrome
      @WindTurbineSyndrome Рік тому +1

      Jordan Peterson (and say Carl Jung) went thru his own dark night of the soul and emerged stronger. He suffered. He nearly gave up. And he came out with gloves on. So he is not being a hypocrite to tell us please live authentically.

    • @SupaMan2122
      @SupaMan2122 11 місяців тому

      Without attachment, we’re not really experiencing a full life

    • @statusquowarrior6155
      @statusquowarrior6155 5 місяців тому +1

      @@WindTurbineSyndrome bro where can I can read the rest of your fanfic?

    • @mnetzer6777
      @mnetzer6777 2 місяці тому

      ​@@statusquowarrior6155Hes right bro. Be a hater, its ok. Exact what JP is talking about. Victim mentality

    • @statusquowarrior6155
      @statusquowarrior6155 2 місяці тому

      ​@@mnetzer6777you're weird

  • @anikkhan4887
    @anikkhan4887 5 років тому +2588

    I see jordan peterson video..I start cleaning my room.

    • @mindofganza
      @mindofganza 5 років тому +4

      Lol

    • @kingdolo23
      @kingdolo23 5 років тому +8

      😂😂😂make the bed up firsy2

    • @soulmask2781
      @soulmask2781 5 років тому +30

      I did the dishes and worked out

    • @nickstacy9789
      @nickstacy9789 5 років тому +31

      Jordan Peterson is the most influential person that I've ever heard! The entire world needs to hear this conversation. The world would be a better place. There's so much that i can say, but not enough time or space in these comments. Children everywhere need Jordan Peterson in there life. Make your kids watch this. Watch it yourselves. We can be better people. Our community can be better. Our world can be better. WATCH! We all need to! Can only imagine where this world would be if our parents and their parents heard this. Society would sky rocket as a whole. Or generations would have blossomed intensely.

    • @soulmask2781
      @soulmask2781 5 років тому +17

      @@ninetailscosmicfox5585 I dont hear anything that could be described as quackery. Are you mad that biology exists ? Or evolution? That he always cites studies with very large data and peer reviewed by REAL scientists ?

  • @Animo2006
    @Animo2006 4 роки тому +3101

    "You can’t truly call yourself “peaceful” unless you are capable of great violence.
    If you’re not capable of violence, you’re not peaceful, you’re harmless."
    Edit: Damn, I was not expecting this kind of "publicity" from a quote. Thanks for the upvotes guys and gals.

    • @jeffblowpezlopez4122
      @jeffblowpezlopez4122 4 роки тому +8

      So school shooters are peaceful?

    • @Animo2006
      @Animo2006 4 роки тому +409

      @@jeffblowpezlopez4122 No. You are misunderstanding what the quote means. You have to be capable of violence in order to have the capability of being peaceful. If you lack the capability to be violent then you're literally harmless because you lack the capability to be violent. To be peaceful is a conscious choice. To be harmless means you don't have a choice. School shooters are psychotic people who lack the capability of self control and are violent because they commit violence without a reasonable and just cause.

    • @jeffblowpezlopez4122
      @jeffblowpezlopez4122 4 роки тому +9

      Litteraly anybodys capable of violence. A 4"11 10 year old can take down a 6"9 marine with one squeeze....

    • @jeffblowpezlopez4122
      @jeffblowpezlopez4122 4 роки тому +3

      So everyone can pat themselves on the back for not being psychotic mass murderers basically

    • @jeffblowpezlopez4122
      @jeffblowpezlopez4122 4 роки тому +5

      Ive never been one for patting myself on the back for not doing somthing i shouldnt do.

  • @michelewolfe4293
    @michelewolfe4293 10 місяців тому +13

    Dr.jordan changed my grandsons path in life. He graduated because he stopped making excuses. That one thing has changed my life. Thank you.

    • @kantraxoikol6914
      @kantraxoikol6914 3 місяці тому

      so someone ELSES choices changed YOUR life? then the question becomes "what did you do at all?"

  • @TheCaptainmojo1973
    @TheCaptainmojo1973 Рік тому +131

    This man is 1 of the most brilliant people I’ve had the pleasure of listening to: Not only does he have a deep understanding of human and government nature, but he’s able to explain those understandings to the rest of us using words and concepts that nearly all of us understand perfectly.

    • @HELPforPain
      @HELPforPain Рік тому

      Nope just another human Americanized weaponized Spewing lethal lies setting up little children to die at the hands of their parents cruelty we are child abusers wake up open your eyes see clearly stop being not see here

    • @Nihalmoneymaker
      @Nihalmoneymaker 11 місяців тому

      Lol.. he just rambles on and on.

    • @sathira_anuk5179
      @sathira_anuk5179 11 місяців тому +1

      ​@@Nihalmoneymakercope

    • @mnetzer6777
      @mnetzer6777 2 місяці тому

      And J Peterson is great too!! Lol

    • @mnetzer6777
      @mnetzer6777 2 місяці тому +1

      Great comment though and I agree 💯. Nobody could have said it better. DR JP and Joe Rogan together!!

  • @MrFoolsDays
    @MrFoolsDays 6 років тому +758

    As a 26 year old male recently unemployed, I feel like owe Jordan Peterson money for these podcasts as they are basically therapy sessions.

    • @bw4500
      @bw4500 6 років тому +32

      MrFoolsDays - my thoughts exactly. It's amazing getting this level of access to a great psychologist that I could never get in real life. Good luck mate.

    • @iamafrenziedgremlin
      @iamafrenziedgremlin 6 років тому +28

      I’m with you there bud, recently divorced too and 27. I bought this mans book just because I wanted to support him after the 1000s of hours of free education and therapy.

    • @geraboryachinskiy705
      @geraboryachinskiy705 6 років тому +5

      I AM A FRENZIED GREMLIN JP Is fantastic. Which book did you buy? He has several. And have you read it yet?

    • @YoungMachette
      @YoungMachette 6 років тому +14

      Good luck getting out of your respective ruts gentleman. JP's is a good tool to help.

    • @normanoklahoma
      @normanoklahoma 6 років тому +4

      MrFoolsDays hahah dude. 100% yes. Agreed

  • @jeremiahedwards7357
    @jeremiahedwards7357 6 років тому +833

    Every time I hear Jordan Peterson talk, I think "I needed to hear this 20 years ago!".

    • @Mercurio_volante
      @Mercurio_volante 6 років тому +4

      Same!

    • @Omuretsu
      @Omuretsu 6 років тому +6

      Yeah I’m with you on that. I also feel like I need to read more. Just bought his book

    • @jeremiahedwards7357
      @jeremiahedwards7357 6 років тому +2

      I think I will start with the self-authoring program, then get the book.

    • @Omuretsu
      @Omuretsu 6 років тому +11

      Hopefully more people like Jordan Peterson get the courage to come out of the woodwork and speak like this.

    • @ExtremeUnction1988
      @ExtremeUnction1988 6 років тому +5

      Ain't that the truth...

  • @zeda1338
    @zeda1338 Рік тому +7

    As someone from Afghanistan - I really appreciate Jordan Peterson, luckily we don't have the craziness what is happening in the West. People have alot to learn from this man..

  • @saadloulidi5359
    @saadloulidi5359 9 місяців тому +47

    This is the most sustainable conversation i've ever followed. Thank you Joe for being so cool and Jordan for being so calm, kind and true. ❤

  • @GP_Streaming
    @GP_Streaming 3 роки тому +1837

    "There's no reason betraying your future self to gratify your present self" damn

    • @4ourty5ive
      @4ourty5ive 3 роки тому +23

      Hard to execute but I'm sure it's worth it if we can focus. I too was floored

    • @cameron3196
      @cameron3196 3 роки тому +22

      Yea that freaking hits. I can't remember who I heard say it but I once heard "Temporary pleasure delays long term happiness." Worded differently but the same point was very convicting. Great stuff

    • @georgeosborn421
      @georgeosborn421 3 роки тому +4

      And that essentially choosing short-term pleasure often over long-term discipline is just a realisation that something is missing from your life

    • @surethings6350
      @surethings6350 3 роки тому +4

      It's not a new concept, but well put. "Reap what you sow"

    • @RyanWillis227
      @RyanWillis227 3 роки тому +1

      @@surethings6350 do you mean it is an old concept?

  • @benangell1403
    @benangell1403 4 роки тому +5177

    This man saved my life. I was on the brink of suicide, but he gave me a genuine reason to put up with the pain so I may have an actual future. Thank you sir.

    • @TexasMom68
      @TexasMom68 4 роки тому +436

      I lost my 23 year old son to suicide 3 years ago. Please do not lose hope. Things can always get better and they do. I would give anything to have my son back. God loves you. Blessings

    • @TylerTheDefiler
      @TylerTheDefiler 4 роки тому +186

      I dont know you but Im glad you didnt do it man. We're all in this shitstorm together. We need people like Jordan and those who see his logic

    • @lopiklop
      @lopiklop 4 роки тому +9

      Psychiatrists do

    • @talon5453
      @talon5453 4 роки тому +30

      God bless and lead the fight on.

    • @ailicrew
      @ailicrew 4 роки тому +46

      Did you clean your room?

  • @paulkane8426
    @paulkane8426 Рік тому +10

    Thank you both for your time and thoughts. The development of my individual took every element of transition you discussed. This discussion reminds me of the challenge of self discovery. Knowing individuals like myself discover in every element, experience, adventure and change in life. Everything is change. What hurts is always an opportunity. All the individual’s opportunities creating a net that may seem a trap, confinement or arrangement is a self imposed limit. It’s always my choice to alter the illusion.

  • @RhinehartGirls
    @RhinehartGirls Рік тому +20

    This is amazing. I'm almost at the end & I can't imagine picking out one tiny thing in this to object to. Jordan is brilliant & factual. Period. Amazing INTERVIEW.

  • @deborahcookston9373
    @deborahcookston9373 2 роки тому +597

    Peterson needs to be a regular guest. We need him more than ever.

    • @hillmanhung3846
      @hillmanhung3846 2 роки тому +10

      You can head to his channel to watch his podcasts

    • @avalonjustin
      @avalonjustin 2 роки тому +5

      We all need to leave our hate behind. Life is crap for everyone, so let's be kind!

    • @hillmanhung3846
      @hillmanhung3846 2 роки тому +2

      Yes, seconded

    • @jordandavid8653
      @jordandavid8653 2 роки тому +1

      So what you’re saying is, only straight white males deserve to participate in this platform?

    • @avalonjustin
      @avalonjustin 2 роки тому +6

      @@jordandavid8653 Only straight white male lobsters allowed!

  • @Feanor306
    @Feanor306 6 років тому +6349

    00:00:05 Cathy Newman (Channel 4) interview.
    00:04:16 Competition, equality of outcome vs freedom.
    00:06:53 Marxism falsley blaming capitalism.
    00:09:29 JP is being misrepresented, opressor vs opressed, victimhood.
    00:12:22 Title 9 - US university forced-equality law.
    00:13:13 Differences between the sexes.
    00:16:55 Jews have high IQ.
    00:19:50 UA-cam CEO : "Women find tech industries boring" = veryfing James Damore's memo.
    00:22:54 Personality and interest factor of sex differences.
    00:25:43 Radical left labelling everyone as a nazi.
    00:26:59 Lindsay Shepherd affair, university censorship, bill C16.
    00:32:19 Postmodern identity politics ruined universities, spreading out.
    00:35:00 Majority of people disagree with radical left.
    00:37:00 Dangers of identity politics, Google being sued by feminists and conservatives.
    00:37:48 JP - trans pronouns generated by neo-marxists.
    00:38:55 Marxsism is murderous, Venezuela, Solzhenitsyn, Soviet Union.
    00:43:06 Equality of outcome inevitably leads to tyranny.
    00:44:45 Why is marxism attractive? The left is important for adressing inequality.
    00:48:11 Socialitsts unconnected to the poor, filled with resentment for the successful.
    00:49:13 Identity politics - tribal identities end up in genocide.
    00:51:28 Idividualism as the answer.
    00:51:50 Motivations of mass murderers - resentment, bitterness, malevolence.
    00:52:47 The way through suffering is voluntarily accepting it or "bearing the cross".
    00:53:23 Tribalism, debate is essential, JR gives example from his high school.
    00:56:05 Consequence of not talking is fighting, importance of communication.
    00:58:28 JP appealing to KEK / Pepe memers considered problematic.
    01:00:28 Joining a tribe inevitable, individualism within tribes desirable.
    01:02:49 Maturity, truth, responsibility missing in modern culture, JP tries to bring them back.
    01:03:12 Personal goals / success, adopting responsibility provides meaning.
    01:05:18 Discipline and creativity, JR can see himself on both sides.
    01:06:22 The importance of the inner monster and controlling it, competitiveness.
    01:08:44 Martial arts and sports as instruments for learning / growth.
    01:09:49 Learning to lose is important for long-term success.
    01:12:27 Meaning as the antidote to suffering.
    01:13:32 Human reward systems.
    01:14:23 Limited number of viable ways to be, constrained by the future, reciprocity.
    01:16:26 Is nihilism correct? No. Confront chaos voluntarily. Establish and revivify order. Constrain malevolence.
    01:18:35 Potential and chaos. Structure and order. Call forth order from chaos via truthful speech.
    01:20:42 Responsibility vs self-esteem.
    01:23:57 Truth redeems people. Voluntary gradual exposure to fears is curative. Confront the dragon, get the gold.
    01:25:58 Why do people resist responsibility?
    01:27:19 Wasting time, potential productivity.
    01:30:32 Discipline.
    01:32:30 Have a life that justifies the suffering.
    01:33:52 Hell is real (as a psychological place).
    01:35:15 The fight against evil and malevolence begins inside each individual.
    01:37:14 The monster inside each individual can be negative or positive and it can be cultivated.
    01:39:51 Organize your family in a way that minimizes the manifestations of the monster.
    01:40:33 JP says he is a very dark guy.
    01:41:59 Divorce.
    01:42:45 Adversity and difficulty can be beneficial. Challenging things are rewarding.
    01:45:08 Malevolence only makes things worse.
    01:46:49 Having margaritas on a beach is not a recipe for happiness. It's a travel poster.
    01:47:38 The thing that sustains people through life is lifting of a worthwhile burden.
    01:48:05 The world is a lesser place if you don't manifest your purpose.
    01:48:52 Getting your act together is better for your family and for society.
    01:49:57 JP - Why should you clean your room? The result is a fixed up room and a fixed up individual.
    01:51:59 "Small" problems in life (30 min/day) urgently require a solution.
    01:54:00 How does JP deal with the fame for the past 1.5 years?
    01:56:45 Archetypes are powerful.
    01:57:32 JP has been involved in a serious scandal every 3 weeks for the last 1.5 years.
    01:58:58 People's decisions tilt the world towards heaven or hell.
    02:00:29 Potential. People act like the world they interact with is potential.
    02:01:36 What would happen if we stopped making things worse?
    02:02:36 Choose heaven or hell. Choosing hell is often unconscious.
    02:03:35 JP learned how to monetize SJWs.
    02:04:49 People want to get JP fired.
    02:08:02 TV is a dying media. JP and JR caught the technological wave.
    02:09:39 JP's experience with the biblical series.
    02:12:22 JP was really sick last January. JP's daughter had serious health issues through most of her childhood.
    02:14:50 A change in diet helped JP and his daughter (meat + greens). Carbohydrates and sugar very harmful.
    02:20:25 Why did JP stop teaching? Sabbatical. Hopes to continue teaching online.
    02:22:35 The university is where people want to learn. UA-cam has become that place.
    02:24:09 How JP wrote Maps of Meaning. Re-wrote every sentence 15 times.

  • @coniargonz2662
    @coniargonz2662 Рік тому +9

    It is a delightful experience listening to Jordan, every single time. So smart and so necessary

  • @kenneday1285
    @kenneday1285 11 місяців тому +6

    5 years and 38 million views later.... I think i watched this a few days after it was on and i find myself here again by algorithm or chance and im enjoying it again like a re-read of a good book, but its just an excellent conversation. What a time to be alive.

  • @PaulFeakins
    @PaulFeakins 4 роки тому +3351

    I'm so glad people like Jordan Peterson exist.

    • @fabricio2467
      @fabricio2467 4 роки тому +37

      yes, he's very need it in these days.

    • @Xpistos510
      @Xpistos510 4 роки тому +41

      He is a rare voice of reason. I don't agree with everything he's ever said, but I know that he argues in good faith and he always tries very hard to appeal to reason and sympathize with his detractors. And for that, I love him.

    • @MadLadMartyMcFly85
      @MadLadMartyMcFly85 4 роки тому +10

      About 12mins in you can tell he just wants yell F ing STOOOOOPPPPPPPIIIIIIDDD

    • @michalg4431
      @michalg4431 4 роки тому +12

      @@MadLadMartyMcFly85can't you speak english?

    • @MadLadMartyMcFly85
      @MadLadMartyMcFly85 4 роки тому +6

      @@michalg4431 oh here we go...lets break down your comment " can not you speak english" that sounds worse than me missing a word😁

  • @OscarZoroaster
    @OscarZoroaster 6 років тому +272

    *starts to clean room*

    • @ffnovice7
      @ffnovice7 6 років тому +15

      tom "cleans his room" n

    • @fsmoura
      @fsmoura 6 років тому +8

      *_*room cleaning intensifies*_*

    • @underfire131
      @underfire131 6 років тому

      😂🤣😂🤣

    • @SuperWAMProductions
      @SuperWAMProductions 6 років тому +2

      Lowkey I was listening to this while cleaning my room

    • @j3nki541
      @j3nki541 6 років тому

      hahaha :'D i know the feeling, bro

  • @williamholmes7529
    @williamholmes7529 Рік тому +9

    Third time through and still inspiring, thank you, Joe and Jordan 👏👏👏

  • @Taylor___
    @Taylor___ Рік тому +5

    I don't know how anybody can disagree with this. It's just common sense.

  • @marklowe7431
    @marklowe7431 3 роки тому +703

    Men and woman were never meant to compete but to complement.

    • @chiraglilaramani4443
      @chiraglilaramani4443 3 роки тому +7

      Golden

    • @DieFlabbergast
      @DieFlabbergast 3 роки тому +44

      *complement (NOT "compliment")

    • @AwesomeEpicnes
      @AwesomeEpicnes 3 роки тому +1

      But you aren’t a bigot right?

    • @tjerox3533
      @tjerox3533 3 роки тому

      Left

    • @emilysimek7302
      @emilysimek7302 3 роки тому +21

      But that doesn't mean they aren't able to excel at the same things. It only means that they need to be viewed as individual people with their own strengths and attributes. You can have excellent male and female scientists, engineers, doctors, professors, etc.

  • @steveninjety7290
    @steveninjety7290 6 років тому +1485

    Had to clean my room before watching this.

    • @ericanderson735
      @ericanderson735 6 років тому +9

      Steven Injety 🙈🤣🤣🤣

    • @MegaGman2222
      @MegaGman2222 6 років тому +13

      that explains why i couldn’t get the video to buffer.

    • @Redsauce101
      @Redsauce101 6 років тому +7

      I had to make a sandwich before watching this :(

    • @carloszarate2471
      @carloszarate2471 6 років тому +1

      Steven Injety that’s my boy😉

    • @JohnDoe-bm5lp
      @JohnDoe-bm5lp 6 років тому +4

      I always do it while listening to podcasts

  • @alexxmigss
    @alexxmigss Рік тому +15

    This has to be one of the best podcasts I’ve ever listened to. So much truth and positive ways to look at things.

  • @markforsey547
    @markforsey547 7 місяців тому +3

    Joe is a great interviewer…. He is smart enough to ask realistic questions and understand the answers given while breaking down and explaining them in a simplified way. His podcast is definitely one of the best out there, his guest alone make his show light years ahead of anyone else.

  • @melissaclark7141
    @melissaclark7141 4 роки тому +5837

    “You don’t get to be oppressor and oppressed at the same time.”
    -Jordan Peterson
    Love it!

    • @Jvhh9
      @Jvhh9 4 роки тому +20

      Io

    • @Jvhh9
      @Jvhh9 4 роки тому +12

      Ioioio

    • @Jvhh9
      @Jvhh9 4 роки тому +5

      Iioioiioiioo

    • @Jvhh9
      @Jvhh9 4 роки тому +1

      Iioioiioiiooi

    • @Jvhh9
      @Jvhh9 4 роки тому +2

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  • @michaelsimpson4850
    @michaelsimpson4850 2 роки тому +708

    I'm on of the thousands of people who was lucky enough to find Jordan peterson lectures when I was 17-18. Literally saved me from falling further into a self destructive spiral that was so close to lashing out on the very few people I had left. It's amazing how much even a 10 minute video of his affected me for the better.

    • @jtsimms5116
      @jtsimms5116 2 роки тому +15

      Michael, You ARE truly Lucky and Blessed!🙏 ALL of us who are older are envious. DO NOT waste this amazing gift which has been bestowed on you.
      ... ntm you have a great last name😄

    • @sacredxgeometry
      @sacredxgeometry 2 роки тому +3

      That difference is undeniably the gap between you being on your own personal island of neo-narcissism demanding people change language to benefit you and worship your success- much like the post-modern SJWs do- and you using your success to help others, like a classic liberal of the left might. Interesting differences and nuances between the Lefties, eh?

    • @nikola7802
      @nikola7802 2 роки тому +1

      @@jtsimms5116 I'm 20 do you any recommendations to watch from this guy Peterson

    • @peoplearedumbnow3886
      @peoplearedumbnow3886 2 роки тому +3

      I hope people find Patrice Oneal too. He was a comedian but had a wild take on the man/woman relationship in this modern age. It is hard to hear but he knew a lot of truth.

    • @THEquaterx
      @THEquaterx 2 роки тому

      @@nikola7802 ua-cam.com/video/ApC0faRYabI/v-deo.html, ua-cam.com/video/W8e_dvbXoCQ/v-deo.html and many more.

  • @PodcastOss
    @PodcastOss 5 місяців тому +4

    No kidding, right? Having these two legends in the same room is like a once-in-a-lifetime privilege. Total mind-blowing experience to just soak in their wisdom. ❤🔥

  • @secretAgentRandyBeans11
    @secretAgentRandyBeans11 6 місяців тому +1

    "University is where people wanna learn" is soo true. youtube is the new university/learning hub. thankyou joe rogan and dr. jordan peterson, it's a good start to the morning.

  • @DomenicDatti
    @DomenicDatti 6 років тому +287

    "Your family is more messed up than it could be if you were less messed up than you are." I just bought your book.

    • @sendokon
      @sendokon 6 років тому +3

      so far the book is really good.

    • @Lil_Bean00
      @Lil_Bean00 6 років тому +14

      Welcome aboard, bucko!

    • @DomenicDatti
      @DomenicDatti 6 років тому +1

      Thanks! I was already on lecture 7 of maps of meaning, and the book is phenomenal!

    • @BikingVikingHH
      @BikingVikingHH 6 років тому +2

      I love Jordan, and have read much of his work, but this I don’t quite get it. Could you explain?

    • @Ohaiuze
      @Ohaiuze 6 років тому +9

      +baychevy Essentially, if you improve yourself even by a little bit, the impact it would have on your family and even more broadly on your community isn't trivial.
      Clean your room
      Rescue your father
      (step 3)
      Profit?

  • @fhowland
    @fhowland 4 роки тому +677

    I love how good Joe is at just letting his guests talk. Too rare these days.

    • @Sacarat
      @Sacarat 4 роки тому +7

      That’s why this modality is so great. When you have relatively unlimited time, you don’t have to rush. You know it’s the means because even Joe’s copycats are good stuff.

    • @vesky82
      @vesky82 4 роки тому

      sometimes he does it too much though. snowden episode was pretty bad because the dude was just going on 20 minute monologues and joe could barely get a word in edgewise.

    • @asies660
      @asies660 4 роки тому

      Fred Howland Oh I know what you mean. I love Candice Owens but she is one of those people who just interrupts her guests constantly.

    • @transporterIII
      @transporterIII 4 роки тому

      he doesn't have a Corporate censor in his earphone

    • @anonamous6968
      @anonamous6968 4 роки тому

      You should see him with Chowder. He talked over him a lot.

  • @jackieterry2132
    @jackieterry2132 11 місяців тому +16

    Two legends in the same room, wow what a privilege to have been able to listen to them. ❤

  • @RajiMudra
    @RajiMudra Рік тому +15

    really love you guys ! This is an incredible miraculous conversation . very genuine, deep and so heartily felt . Thanks 🙏

  • @antoniovalencia2948
    @antoniovalencia2948 3 роки тому +5587

    Genuinely can't see how this guy is painted as a bad guy. He is literally just saying that you should work hard, have order in your life, and take care of your family. Love what I heard in this episode.

    • @jw5094
      @jw5094 3 роки тому +307

      liberals will have something to say about all three of those things you mentioned

    • @cornbredx
      @cornbredx 3 роки тому +192

      Its simple. People don't want to work hard. Hes saying you need to.

    • @PeteR90468
      @PeteR90468 3 роки тому +78

      You don't have to work hard when the state works hard for you.

    • @masaeffy
      @masaeffy 3 роки тому +56

      Simple. Lazy losers, with family traumas and that dont like order (but somehow would love to censor everything they dont like, which pretty much authoritarian) . Sjw in a nutshell , just the 21st century manifestation of human stupidity

    • @Maxalfredbrown
      @Maxalfredbrown 3 роки тому +58

      Indeed, seems living a moral life is a controversial thing in some circles!

  • @marton154
    @marton154 2 роки тому +827

    Lost 40kg (about 1/3 of my weight), stoped doing drugs and get my life straight. I believe Peterson will change the world in the coming years like he changed my life. God bless him.
    Edit: What helped me most with quit drugs was taking responsibility. If you doing something meaningful, you do not need drugs. God bless you all guys

    • @WhitneyHaverstock
      @WhitneyHaverstock 2 роки тому +10

      Wow, nice dude!
      I lost 35 lbs since this profile photo but God do I need the drugs. Haha. I need those drugs I take man! 😅
      Good for you though, seriously. ✊ solidarity bro.

    • @garretwilliams337
      @garretwilliams337 2 роки тому +24

      15 days sober today. keep going 💪🏽

    • @jh7589
      @jh7589 2 роки тому +2

      which drugs if i might ask?

    • @WhitneyHaverstock
      @WhitneyHaverstock 2 роки тому +12

      @@jh7589 Adderall & Percocet are the ones people would worry about unnecessarily on my behalf, the weed's recreational and the one I REALLY can't do without is the Wellbutrin.
      These are all prescribed though and I've been taking em for a decade.
      Haven't rabbit holed or spiraled out of control.
      Some folks can take what's prescribed and it doesn't take over their life I guess.
      I got bigger problems than drugs, drugs help. 🤷‍♂️
      That's just me though. Individual experiences may vary and I reaaaally dont judge.

    • @jh7589
      @jh7589 2 роки тому +3

      @@WhitneyHaverstock I just smoke weed daily. If I don't I go crazy. Can't sleep. I do t think it runs my life though. I still go to work etc.i think I am lazY because of it though

  • @oldenough229
    @oldenough229 Рік тому +2

    Joe, you asked so many good questions I have been wanting to ask JP myself if I ever got the chance. Great discussion.

  • @guetysole8132
    @guetysole8132 8 місяців тому +14

    Que entrevista maravilhosa !!! Todo meu respeito a estes dois homens 👏👏👏👏👏

  • @davidgutierrez8297
    @davidgutierrez8297 4 роки тому +2098

    I hope Peterson makes a full recovery. Prayers be to you man.

    • @davidgutierrez8297
      @davidgutierrez8297 4 роки тому +80

      @Baltus seizures and possible brain damage. Last I heard he was recovering in a medical facility in russia.

    • @davidgutierrez8297
      @davidgutierrez8297 4 роки тому +23

      @Baltus seems to be caused by addiction to his medication mixed with depression

    • @jonahmordhaim2705
      @jonahmordhaim2705 4 роки тому +64

      @@davidgutierrez8297 I truly hope we dont lose such a great man.

    • @mobutter2879
      @mobutter2879 4 роки тому +7

      Jonah Mordhaim He does have a beautiful mind! God speed!

    • @kevinx9799
      @kevinx9799 4 роки тому +6

      Peterson’s gone full junkie apparently sucks to hear it.

  • @vexelreglage
    @vexelreglage 6 років тому +157

    JP and JR make the most legendary duo since Batman and Robin

    • @koolycali
      @koolycali 6 років тому +1

      vexelreglage LoL JR and JP

    • @thedunne1980
      @thedunne1980 6 років тому +2

      Brain man and thumb

    • @roughpatches
      @roughpatches 6 років тому +2

      Jordan Peterson (Batman) Ben Shapiro (Robin)

    • @CharlesDickens111
      @CharlesDickens111 6 років тому +1

      So you're saying...we should organize our society along the lines of the Cape Crusaders?

    • @pimpronaldinho
      @pimpronaldinho 6 років тому

      Rough Patches LMAO

  • @carlosderegil8674
    @carlosderegil8674 8 місяців тому +6

    Jordan it’s just the voice we , we , women and men needed . Thanks for sharing this and hope for more of you both .

  • @jorgecrowtatsrodriguez4793
    @jorgecrowtatsrodriguez4793 5 місяців тому +3

    I appreciate this guy man, He’s a real father figure. No material just pure heart!!!

  • @ToneLone69
    @ToneLone69 6 років тому +419

    17 years old and this is just what I needed

    • @hugh-johnfleming289
      @hugh-johnfleming289 6 років тому +11

      Tony Mazzoni You are learning the language. That, in and of itself, is an excellent first step. Forward. Wisdom. Learn to listen.

    • @chrisp2481
      @chrisp2481 6 років тому +35

      the world is waiting for you, man. you are in a great place by being here.

    • @erakattack
      @erakattack 6 років тому +47

      Awesome. Now go clean your room..

    • @normanoklahoma
      @normanoklahoma 6 років тому +6

      Tony Mazzoni super happy to hear that

    • @Thescrubsliker
      @Thescrubsliker 6 років тому +7

      im also 17, i woke up to my automated conicusness when i was 14 and took lsd once, Have an awsome day. Im from Germany sorry if my english is bad. (And i have aspergers so i might just be crazy :) )

  • @mightyjoeyoung9741
    @mightyjoeyoung9741 4 роки тому +1966

    This podcast has aged so well. I miss Jordan Peterson. I hope he's doing well.

    • @jacobstewart6528
      @jacobstewart6528 4 роки тому +64

      I feel the same way. I've been watching all three he has done (so far). They really have aged well. It amazing how more and more you listen to it you pick up more little things he says that really helps.

    • @TsimRosengren
      @TsimRosengren 4 роки тому +12

      What happend to him?

    • @mightyjoeyoung9741
      @mightyjoeyoung9741 4 роки тому +80

      @@TsimRosengren he started taking pharmaceutical drugs to treat anxiety or depression and got hooked. He said the withdraws were worse than the symptoms they treat. He should of known, but I guess he was desperate for help.
      Edit: it was for his autoimmune disease.

    • @marshie1337
      @marshie1337 4 роки тому +51

      we're all worried. jordan peterson is a global treasure. so sad people buy into the false hate

    • @lilllwizzzle
      @lilllwizzzle 4 роки тому +7

      @@jacobstewart6528 he's done at least 5 podcasts with Joe to my knowledge.

  • @twiladimatteo
    @twiladimatteo Рік тому +2

    I love looking back on Jordan Peterson's talks and comparing to the present day.👍 All I can say is he knew what he was talking about.

  • @PhoenixCrown
    @PhoenixCrown Рік тому +1

    Joe Rogan's constant encouragement of martial arts is so spot on. It's probably more relevant for young men, but I will also encourage my daughters to learn martial arts.
    STRENGTH, DISCIPLINE, COMPASION, LOVE, HONOR. I learned all of these and more through martial arts, and they are virtues.

  • @jakedizzle
    @jakedizzle 3 роки тому +4012

    I miss him. Glad he's doing better. We need him now more than ever.

    • @Myhok
      @Myhok 3 роки тому +25

      What happened to him ?

    • @autumnbeds
      @autumnbeds 3 роки тому +125

      @@Myhok Supposedly anxiety, depression and pneumonia. Was in a medically induced coma for a few days.

    • @Myhok
      @Myhok 3 роки тому +46

      @@autumnbeds holy shit

    • @Firingblind
      @Firingblind 3 роки тому +73

      100% YES! We need people like him (either side people!) Discussion of ideas on EITHER side is so needed without getting fucking butt-hurt and involving feelings. This is how we advance! Fuck the "teams", fuck your ego, lets figure shit out!

    • @kamiltylus
      @kamiltylus 3 роки тому +54

      @@Myhok high levels of anxiety, following his wife being diagnosed for cancer (she recovered), Peterson took benzodiazepines as prescribed but it turns out that taking them for more than 2 weeks produces unbelievable addiction and he was basically in a very bad state for several months, they had to take him to Russia and Serbia (where he still is now probably) for experimental treatments, both of which worked. Check out his channel for an update

  • @nupurnishant6911
    @nupurnishant6911 3 роки тому +1964

    I bought into the propaganda against Dr Peterson and thought of him as a charlatan for a long time, until of course I LISTENED to him. He makes sense. Its sad how the professor is so misrepresented.

    • @aniltarafder7114
      @aniltarafder7114 3 роки тому +72

      Thank you so much for your honesty and support.

    • @jamesreynolds2241
      @jamesreynolds2241 3 роки тому +34

      As well as the whole MAGA movement

    • @Robwithakick
      @Robwithakick 3 роки тому +66

      And there lies the problem: many ppl don’t have the patience or self-awareness to listen to him at length and truly reassess their lives.

    • @debbiechristiansen7130
      @debbiechristiansen7130 3 роки тому +13

      Sadly, the common personality today who seems to be intelligent cannot read a letter with a few questions or descriptions and retain it. Like selling something, you will get repetitive questions on what you already described to a tee in your add. Write someone a letter with questions in it & they answer not one question! It’s like a blind spot. I heard a UA-camr a few days back use an example of a conservative Hollywood actor saying something good, but was then criticized by a follow up comment from a completely different person. People reading this UA-camrs feed just a few comments later began a whole new narrative. They had the actor who was good in what he said, as the person who commented the negative comment. And people began to write off the actor as saying the random comment that was not his. People by nature are not observant & by nature act more like, “Lord of the flies”. That’s why they will gladly climb on board a sinking ship that has a sign, “Sinking Ship”, because they were not paying close attention but thinking of the next thing they might say instead. It’s like a disease!😂😂😭sorry this was long and hard to follow!

    • @Otosama420
      @Otosama420 3 роки тому +19

      Basically anyone that speaks reality is a fugitive in the eyes of the Left Wing.

  • @nejmus
    @nejmus Рік тому +2

    This was really amazing and inspiring video. Thank you both for this!

  • @patricklaughran6650
    @patricklaughran6650 11 місяців тому

    Extraordinarily thoughtful dialogue. Thank you both.

  • @FinanceWisdomTech
    @FinanceWisdomTech 4 роки тому +895

    Bring Him Back. We need people like him in this world.

    • @Senpai-dm9mt
      @Senpai-dm9mt 4 роки тому +37

      Unfortunately, Dr. Peterson is currently in rehab for benzodiazepine addiction.
      EDIT: According to Thomas and Artur Dr. Peterson is now steadily recovering at home.

    • @Artek604
      @Artek604 4 роки тому +31

      @@Senpai-dm9mt He's been home for several weeks now, writing a new book :)

    • @thomasjameshenderson8145
      @thomasjameshenderson8145 4 роки тому +18

      @@Senpai-dm9mt Yep, sadly he endured a physical dependence to benzodizepine. Luckily he is doing a lot better and at home.

    • @Senpai-dm9mt
      @Senpai-dm9mt 4 роки тому +8

      @@Artek604 I didn't know, that's great news! I'll edit my original comment so as to not spread old information.

    • @PUcmw11
      @PUcmw11 4 роки тому +20

      @@Senpai-dm9mt His daughter put on Instagram that there would be a very positive update on 6/30/2020. First positive news since the February UA-cam update. We're all hoping he pulls through that struggle and shines the light of his wisdom on us again. *Crossing fingers*

  • @luxembourgtime6203
    @luxembourgtime6203 4 роки тому +3539

    Jorden basically has to devote his life to explaining that 2+2 equals 4 to the population

    • @lambo9983
      @lambo9983 4 роки тому +95

      hahaha. this is the best comment ive seen in a long time.

    • @AleksandarIvanov69
      @AleksandarIvanov69 4 роки тому +66

      That's what you get when your ancestors have been lazy for generations...

    • @deff1117
      @deff1117 4 роки тому +52

      Ahhh! Stop it you’re attacking my safe space lol

    • @matthewbaer7924
      @matthewbaer7924 4 роки тому +51

      But Orwell told us 2+2=5. Seems the left is trying to explain that to Dr Peterson

    • @Swarm561
      @Swarm561 4 роки тому +37

      Youre actually right, he basically just spouts common knowledge platitudes disguised with large words he learned in grad school to give them the appearance of great significance. The equivalent in our analogy is you hearing "2+2=4" (something you already knew) but written out in the form of an essay, and acting like you had just heard some kind of incredible magic spell that explains everything.

  • @judithbarton9410
    @judithbarton9410 8 місяців тому

    You guys cheer me up so much And Im 80! Been thru lots of crazy stressful dramas. Even now my husband who died 11 yrs ago has been accused of abuse. So I'll be defending him as best I can.

  • @drownedre5942
    @drownedre5942 10 місяців тому +1

    The time this video released is actually few days before my mom died of cancer. I was in the dark place at mind for 4-5 years (I'm growing and walking to the path of light right now), but if only there's someone pointing me this video sooner or just approach me myself with this kind of positivity mindset they both build (also the book itself called An Antidote Of Chaos) I wouldn't have going through the same process. But now I have understood fully what's best for me, especially I've been following Jordan about a year these times, I want to grow and blooming and be better in a lot of ways.
    I just wanna say Thank You for both of them, Joe and Jordan, for kinda sorting this book out for me and I think I will read the book someday, hopefully soon. For everyone reading this, I think we all still have time to be better and change for the good. Now it's time to manifest our leftover time in this world to be the best version of ourselves, each of us in our own way. Thank you.

  • @michaelevans5166
    @michaelevans5166 5 років тому +899

    All I want in life is for Jordan Peterson to call me a 'tough cookie' just once

  • @alexsanoff585
    @alexsanoff585 3 роки тому +443

    Never thought I would be rewatching a 2 hour podcast for the third time, but here we are

    • @andrewyoung9751
      @andrewyoung9751 3 роки тому +5

      This is my 3rd time as well....and yet I benefit listening to it again. Miss this guy....

    • @alexsanoff585
      @alexsanoff585 3 роки тому +7

      @@andrewyoung9751 same! I think each time I watch this I pick up something new and useful I didn’t catch the first time. We also move into different stages in life and interact with the information in new and insightful ways

    • @b.v.9864
      @b.v.9864 3 роки тому +2

      ditto

    • @sendasantiguasgiddings
      @sendasantiguasgiddings 3 роки тому

      Hahaha

    • @ClepsidraSideral
      @ClepsidraSideral 3 роки тому

      Why?

  • @Qyy0
    @Qyy0 5 місяців тому +3

    One of the best podcast I’ve ever listened to

  • @christophershoo
    @christophershoo 11 місяців тому +3

    "You’ve got a heavy load of suffering to bear, and a fair bit of it is going to be unjust, so what are you going to do about it, accept it voluntarily and try to transform as a consequence, that’s the right answer"
    This statement is so relatable, most of us choose to not accept reality and find someone or something to blame.

    • @tylerIsTis
      @tylerIsTis 10 місяців тому

      We have to carry our own cross

  • @Dynamis_Kalon
    @Dynamis_Kalon 6 років тому +187

    Honestly one of the best podcasts I've listened to so far.

    • @ericanderson735
      @ericanderson735 6 років тому +2

      L. traveler hard to say! There all amazing

    • @jjschmel
      @jjschmel 6 років тому

      Second one on JRE was better. Any of JBP’s bible lectures are better as well.

  • @MajesticDemonLord
    @MajesticDemonLord 6 років тому +2480

    Another JBP Interview?
    Oh Stop it Joe! You are spoiling us!
    (don't you dare stop it)

    • @Koketronx
      @Koketronx 6 років тому +3

      MajesticDemonLord h
      Gg

    • @mandrakemalachite950
      @mandrakemalachite950 6 років тому

      ua-cam.com/video/3y0QPjQU0-c/v-deo.html

    • @rolandramirez4557
      @rolandramirez4557 6 років тому +12

      He's been on four times now. You can tell he likes having him on.

    • @nateTheNomad23
      @nateTheNomad23 6 років тому +4

      Max Planck
      Go clean your room.

    • @jorgenorberto293
      @jorgenorberto293 6 років тому +5

      Max Planck. Well, how about you expose your arguments and debate about it? Or are you only good enough to finger pointing just because you don't agree ?!

  • @IchWeetNicht
    @IchWeetNicht Рік тому +1

    Absolutely love this podcast . Thankyou Joe Rogan

  • @matinkhomkandawire5514
    @matinkhomkandawire5514 Рік тому +1

    Can't stop listening

  • @mrsirman2177
    @mrsirman2177 4 роки тому +452

    We need him back.

    • @spc3jhtmotto
      @spc3jhtmotto 4 роки тому +14

      wdf is ur pfp

    • @bodom11716
      @bodom11716 4 роки тому +12

      @@spc3jhtmotto looks like a really creepy mixture of the 2 😂

    • @javadshr67
      @javadshr67 4 роки тому +12

      Even imagining an ex-MMA fighter with the Intelligence of JP is scary and creepy. A PhD in Clinical Psychology with philosophical knowledge with 28 wins by knock out.

    • @unrulybot1352
      @unrulybot1352 4 роки тому +4

      And took DMT

    • @danieldivis3963
      @danieldivis3963 4 роки тому +11

      Dude I'm laughing so hard. What the hell is that name and profile picture :D

  • @thisguy555
    @thisguy555 4 роки тому +601

    “First they will ignore you. Then they will ridicule you. Then they will attack you. Then you win.”

    • @jhh764
      @jhh764 3 роки тому +27

      Sums up how trump became president

    • @johnchurchillnoisemusic
      @johnchurchillnoisemusic 3 роки тому +19

      @@jhh764 and how he will most likely win again

    • @SNH1305
      @SNH1305 3 роки тому +11

      @@johnchurchillnoisemusic true, especially if republican can set up a debate that cant be denied by dems, biden will die on the spot most likely.

    • @joerivandeweyer3056
      @joerivandeweyer3056 3 роки тому +4

      That's Ghandi.
      Easy to say for a guy who always develops nukes first.

    • @thisguy555
      @thisguy555 3 роки тому +1

      Joeri Van De Weyer you’re right it is Ghandi but I’m not sure what you mean with your next sentence...?

  • @kayleighkannthewisher
    @kayleighkannthewisher 3 місяці тому +2

    We definitely need a fresh interview

  • @paulinewoods375
    @paulinewoods375 Рік тому +1

    Love listening to Jordan Peterson.

  • @thepcal9654
    @thepcal9654 2 роки тому +4964

    I love that Joe Rogan lets him talk, and doesn’t interrupt Peterson’s train of thought. And he responds appropriately and cogently, and asks the questions a reasonable person would ask to gain clarity. So refreshing.

    • @fourtwentyshorts
      @fourtwentyshorts 2 роки тому +16

      Spotify is shit mate get yt music

    • @mikecampbell4890
      @mikecampbell4890 2 роки тому +24

      1:37:27 pointless 3 min interruption about Jordan’s use of the word monster to describe people in a positive and negative way. Hate when he feels like he needs try to feel a little smarter than someone a thousand times more brilliant than him. But I get what you mean.

    • @samueltate3549
      @samueltate3549 2 роки тому +78

      @@mikecampbell4890 personally I don’t think it was pointless at all. It’s for sure very confusing when a word has directly opposite meanings. He was kind of trying to help Jordan realise that although “monster” has clear meaning for him and many others for many people it can be very difficult to see being a monster as a good thing.

    • @mikecampbell4890
      @mikecampbell4890 2 роки тому +15

      @@samueltate3549 I think if someone’s intelligent enough to want listen to Jordan speak then they are probably intelligent enough to know what Jordan means. I think a child would get it. If not then god help them. Joe is basically insisting he use a different word, by that standard Joe would need to rephrase himself all the time.

    • @samueltate3549
      @samueltate3549 2 роки тому +38

      @@mikecampbell4890 but it’s the connotations behind the word “monster” that he had a problem with. Not because he personally thought that Jordan wanted people to be cruel to their family but because he feels that the word monster could be used against Jordan.

  • @liz8345
    @liz8345 6 років тому +511

    My young adult son asked me to watch this interview. I am so grateful to Jordan Peterson for being an instrumental teacher in his life. Thank you with all my heart! And cheers to you JR!!

    • @helicart
      @helicart 6 років тому +20

      JP is God's response to atheistic neo-Marxist insanity.

    • @elcidS15
      @elcidS15 6 років тому +6

      helicart God looked down at us and saw all the bullshit and was like, “No no no no no no no no. You’re going backwards. Oh my Jesus, do I really have to do this myself? Fine. I bestow upon man this gift.”

    • @MylesKillis
      @MylesKillis 6 років тому +1

      Anne Hutch can't get anyone I know to watch

    • @dannymiller7187
      @dannymiller7187 6 років тому +2

      Anne Hutch wow I wish I could get my mother to watch something like this and her actually listen and try to understand what they are saying. Instead my mom ignores the possibility that she might not be perfect, always right and smarter than everyone else, all while having extreme anger issues that when you disagree with her she acts like you’re attacking her and you deserve the full power of her anger, all while using the reasoning of a 5 year old. This has been going on my whole life but ever since the election it has gotten worse and now she is the constant victim all while being the smartest and most morally correct person in the room. She uses social justice warrior buzz words and catch phrases to try to shame people in to their places because they didn’t metaphorically bow down to her will and power. She literally attacked a family member last Christmas and has successfully pretended like nothing ever happened. She won’t even think about considering listening to someone that will tell her she isn’t perfect and always right. Thanks for trying for your kids and not just trying to be the all powerful overlord of them.

    • @liz8345
      @liz8345 6 років тому +2

      Cannibal Nectar Cannival You are so awesome to have shared your experiences with your mother. So brave! I have a vision board and barely ever focus on the chaos around me. I focus on, or keep my imagination going on how I want things to be for me and my family. I hardly look at reality, just on how better life will be.... I am always checking in with my thoughts to assure I dont go down a slippery slope of despair. And if I do, I immediately think about the things I appreciate, even if it is my wonderful pillow on my bed. Doing this, for some reason, life becomes easy. It is like the universe responds to my positive thoughts. The Better it gets, the Better it gets!!! And life will get Better for you too!!!

  • @andybowes8977
    @andybowes8977 Рік тому +1

    I could listen to Rogan and Peterson all day. Brilliant!!

  • @earljenkins127
    @earljenkins127 Рік тому +2

    Never gets old.

  • @shouryasinghchauhan8413
    @shouryasinghchauhan8413 4 роки тому +477

    After listening to Jordan Peterson I feel so stupid and so smart at the same time.

    • @MiMI-hh4ue
      @MiMI-hh4ue 3 роки тому

      Yeah I get that!

    • @austinmorris4334
      @austinmorris4334 3 роки тому

      your mind has just been opened to a new gateway on how to think that's all doesn't mean your stupid just a new way to look a things

    • @sonicsez3841
      @sonicsez3841 3 роки тому

      The be

    • @leibmenter2331
      @leibmenter2331 3 роки тому

      He would describe that as part of you dying and falling away, so that new, better ideas can take their place. It’s an amazing feeling.

    • @Tommy1977777
      @Tommy1977777 3 роки тому

      you feel that way because all of what he is saying lays within you. The exact message of the Bible.

  • @loneskum
    @loneskum 6 років тому +539

    Jordan: Post Modern Neo Marxism
    Joe: That reminds me of Ju jitsu

    • @matkozivcic7338
      @matkozivcic7338 6 років тому +15

      More like jew jitsu

    • @vitor3000
      @vitor3000 6 років тому +6

      "You ever listen to Dan Carlin's wrath of the khans?"

    • @randomrfkov
      @randomrfkov 6 років тому +1

      Wachowski Brothers
      I know Ju Jitsu - Neo
      Wachowski Sisters

    • @SourPatchLyds
      @SourPatchLyds 6 років тому

      Nicholas Lahoda that's them in a nutshell. 😂

    • @TDub0807
      @TDub0807 6 років тому +1

      😂😂👌

  • @sajjadnosrati1395
    @sajjadnosrati1395 11 місяців тому +1

    Amazing. I learned a lot of things from this conversation.

  • @ruthstucker6259
    @ruthstucker6259 Рік тому +2

    I have not watched tv for years. What I do is watch You Tube and people like you two and I do not have to listen to commercials. I watch all of Jordan Peterson's podcast even though they seem to be multiplying.

  • @LotusHart01
    @LotusHart01 3 роки тому +478

    “They don’t know the literature.”
    “They don’t know there is a literature” -JP

  • @fernandodobbin3806
    @fernandodobbin3806 3 роки тому +1854

    I hope this man will be remembered as one of the greatest minds of the 21st century.

    • @seasant6
      @seasant6 3 роки тому +9

      He certainly should be

    • @makemusicwithmian1668
      @makemusicwithmian1668 3 роки тому +64

      He is one of the most important people in this 21st century, he will go into history. I happen to believe so.

    • @benbrice9343
      @benbrice9343 3 роки тому +39

      I hope he is remembered for what he truly is.
      He is an amazing person who has helped countless people. He should go down as one of the great men of our time.
      But we all know how things get distorted when they are recorded. Just look at most of our ( history ) we have in books today.

    • @mattapusswreks7741
      @mattapusswreks7741 3 роки тому +15

      And also one of the most honest brave forthright loving caring human beings ever...

    • @utopianeconomics5814
      @utopianeconomics5814 3 роки тому +20

      I think that he won’t be remembered that way because he confuses postmodernism with Marxism. He needs to go back to doing psychology because political philosophy is not his strong suit.

  • @caryhowitson4612
    @caryhowitson4612 10 місяців тому

    I too, love the way Joe interviews people. What Joe interjects shows how much he knows about EVERYTHING!

  • @Jordan-fr3zn
    @Jordan-fr3zn 5 років тому +538

    Listening to rational people converse makes you realize what irrational world you live in.

    • @MM-vs2et
      @MM-vs2et 4 роки тому +6

      In a world where the majority is irrational, the rational is irrational

    • @whitegoose2017
      @whitegoose2017 4 роки тому

      @@MM-vs2et Nah. We don't live in such a black and white world where "might is right" mentality is correct. Those who come after will judge us regardless of what stand for individually.

    • @MM-vs2et
      @MM-vs2et 4 роки тому +1

      @@whitegoose2017 It has been the norm throughout history. People that doubt traditions back then, the rational ones, are dubbed crazy, and irrational. It's just the way of thought has changed so much in the last 100 years, compared to millennia of human history, that we, for lack of better terms, are unprepared for this kind of thinking. Just my opinion, my dude

    • @markdemell8056
      @markdemell8056 4 роки тому

      AYE!

    • @thirdeye1219
      @thirdeye1219 4 роки тому

      Imagine feeling like there are very few true rational ones out there, knowing most people are so far off their center.. you can't teach someone who don't wanna help themselves

  • @rumrunner8260
    @rumrunner8260 2 роки тому +768

    I read a story about Jordan talking to a young teen that lost his dad unexpectedly and the teen asked what he should do and Jordan said be the strongest person at his funeral and the teen said that really helped him and his family get through it. Last August my brother lost his battle with alcohol and passed unexpectedly at only 37 years old (I had to take him off of life support) and it was absolutely horrific for my family but I took what I read in that article and I stepped up to be the strongest person and took care of everything. My family and friends thanked me and it truly help them seeing me staying strong. Then I lost it and mourned for days because I miss bro!

    • @tjcurtis5158
      @tjcurtis5158 2 роки тому +45

      Kudos for staying strong for your family when they needed you so badly. My sympathy & prayers for you as you mourn your brother. It is very understandable. Closeness & love make us vulnerable but, none of us want to go all through life without close relationships & love. As one who was widowed too early in life I firmly believe, "Better to have loved & lost than never to have known love."

    • @skirmishcustoms2595
      @skirmishcustoms2595 2 роки тому +32

      Being strong means you support others but it's okay to grieve too, you will get through this my guy I'm sorry about your brother man

    • @TronG33k
      @TronG33k 2 роки тому +14

      Sorry for your loss bro

    • @AlexandraVioletta
      @AlexandraVioletta 2 роки тому +10

      You can be proud to yourself. I'm sorry for your loss.

    • @Bob-nu3cf
      @Bob-nu3cf 2 роки тому +14

      Yesterday, Mr. Peterson blew my mind and brought me to tears. He said that one should treat themselves like someone they love and respect. To me that was profound and obvious, although it wasn't obvious prior to hearing hit

  • @gesslertoon
    @gesslertoon Рік тому +4

    Can't believe what I have just listened to. All because I started watching UFC. Thanks a million Joe.

  • @hillyfrom690
    @hillyfrom690 6 місяців тому +2

    Thanks for sharing this incredible podcast.

  • @jamesgreen4522
    @jamesgreen4522 6 років тому +1171

    I have been watching both of you for a long time. At 70 years of age, I wish I had this information 50 years ago. My life would have been totally different. There is still time left.

    • @jonathanbrown2935
      @jonathanbrown2935 6 років тому +22

      james green In what way, what would you have done differently?

    • @paulsmith3176
      @paulsmith3176 6 років тому +50

      Good luck to you, James. You still have time

    • @marcosaronni6105
      @marcosaronni6105 6 років тому +15

      Do your best James!

    • @7hinkable
      @7hinkable 6 років тому +8

      There is still time sir. Pick the heaviest burden and carry it with you 👏

    • @lionkingmohamed3929
      @lionkingmohamed3929 6 років тому +3

      james green read Quran you will find peace brother and truth good luck