True, most of the time. I disagree on some of his analyses regarding religion but I also acknowledge that I may not understand the reasons behind his arguments. It confused me when he claimed that atheists think they're not religious but they really are. Part of that is his over-analysis on the definitions of the words he is discussing, which I think actually helps, because it's important to convey your own definition towards the one your having a conversation with so you can be on the same page on what you're talking about. If you don't convey these definitions, you end up with people taking you out of context. People who disagree with you will do that anyway, and that generates significant problems towards the principle of civil discussion. Hence mainstream media.
Right on! But don't get too wet between the thighs... or but cheeks. he does come out with a few bloopers here and there. But yes, he's so needed right now.
tribalism is the big problem. we shouldn't be picking sides. there are cunts on both sides of the aisle. stay in the middle. he is a classical liberal by his own definition.
I’ve watched dozens of Jordan Peterson interviews, all of them incredibly insightful, but this one has such a different feel. He’s smiling and laughing and much more casual, thanks for bringing this out, Aubrey!
pianosenzanima Russell isn't my favorite either but he brings out the best in JP for some reason. Peterson's answers would still be insightful to listen to for you, I think.
Rubin on Rogan the other day mentioned that he thinks Jordan's meat diet to help treat his autoimmune issues has really helped him physically so no doubt that has helped his demeanor and mood
He has thousands of hours of non-political content on his youtube channel if you go back to his old video series and yet few people have actually watched them in full, people only watch the clipped versions which miss alot of good stuff
Absolutely he talks about everything but politics, he talks reason and logic along with application of the reason and logic. People who twist off in dogma or ism's, like socialism or capitalism blind and bind themselves up. A working real life solution to how to operate in a purposeful and meaningful way to have life and have it move abundantly. Me I would like to come to the end of this life in the latter :)
i remember when JP was first on joe rogan over a year ago. crazy I had no idea how much he would change my life and the world in such a short time. thankful
He makes me, someone who is naturally cynical, to see there are still some good, smart people, with common sense, empathy and compassion still in the world
Enlightened/Compassionate individualism: "Knowing who you are so you can see yourself in everyone else and having the compassion to truly help everybody else - but it starts at home." Wow.
Search for Jordan Peterson man... This is a slim preciew of what the guy wants to tell us.. there is an entire other dynamic when you see him embattled by progressives..
21:30 "Your vacation isn't important, your lunch hour is..how you come home every day is... Dogs get it right every time" ... wow I really like that part, it makes so much sense.
Wow! Listening to Jordan have a conversation with someone who not only understands him, but can contribute so meaningfully, was genuinely revelatory Ordered Marcus's book immediately
This man is brilliant! Can you imagine having a uni professor like him? Man, that would be out of this world! Peterson has a lovely smile, and he’s funny to boot. (Interviewer is great, too.) “I have a chapter on that” sounds almost like “I have an app for that”. I never tire of listening to him.
22:00 this is amazing!! Since i was born we had this ritual, my father would open the door with his key but he'll ring the bell, when that happens, everybody in the house including my mom would run to the door to greet him and be the first for that day, it made us compete, laugh and hug each other, EVERYDAY
While I know JP typically mainly brings up stories to make his points, I'd totally, absolutely watch Jordan Peterson doing dedicated movie review videos.
"I am an active agent of choice confronting an infinite landscape of potential, and casting that potential into a reality for good or for evil. We have to treat each other like divine centers of consciousness in order for society to work." - Jordan Peterson
It’s not word salad simply because it using big technical phrases, (which it really isn’t). What is being said is a definition of a free society composed of by independent free thinking citizens. It is such an obvious simple proposition that one would think it’s not worth pointing out. Like saying a square has four sides. Yet clearly we need someone like Peterson to point out the obvious in a time where the Obvious is being loosely blurred and evaporated into pseudo-intellectual cultural Marxist jargon that rejects its own foundation. So yeah that’s why I’m eerily troubled by the media’s flippant use of the term “alt-right” when describing Peterson, and what he represents, and others that simply have different views than the mainstream media. Firstly, the term “alt right” has recently been propagated by the Left Mainstream Media and is conveniently and uniquely ill defined and for what it is, more vague sourcing, thinly vailed negative language, vacuous in substance. That’s real word sausage ;)
New RisingSun It's a clear glass of water to me. The hilarious paradox of this existence is that the truth is simple, yet cannot be spoken. I find he uses words effectively to allude to the deeper meanings that underlie (and often elude) our thinky little minds. It's more poetry than a "confused or unintelligible mixture of seemingly random words and phrases". The entheogens are useful tools because they speak to us directly without all the fumbly words. In the end, everything basically boils down to, "Don't be a dick".
What an absolute pleasure to hear discourse rather than confrontation in a talk with Dr Jordan Peterson. Thank you Aubrey Marcus for being such a well rounded and aware person as it has made your interview such a joy!
The vibe of the entire podcast is incredible and kept my arm hairs standing straight (with shoulders back). And then to top it off, the story Dr. Peterson shares at 1:17:20 had me in tears when the man asked to show Peterson a picture of his new family. Chills and tears: great combination. Thank you!
Ho Malone first, because it's true, and second, it's a quote from the discussion... oh, and third because Jordan Peterson himself liked this quote a lot and was extremely impressed by it as I was too :)
I think the idea behind this is that "The sun does not measure its light by the shadow that is cast... so we shouldn't be focusing on the shadow we cast but on the light we emanate". Too often I am over concerned with the shadow that I am casting, the external manifestations of my being and how they are likely to be interpreted by those I wish to relate to/exist with. Instead of aiming at being the best possible person I can be I can easily get too concerned with how I think others are likely to interpret what I do and therefore orientated myself towards pleasing others and becoming a slave to the reactions of others. Just my thoughts on this. Happy to hear other thoughts/interpretations on this.
Possibly the best of all Jordan Peterson interveiws. There was a real connection between you, that you could see in Peterson's comfort in speaking. He appeared to be truly enjoying this conversation. I know I did.
Wow.A seeker is definitely grateful for Jordan Paterson.Very powerful,amongst others.I feel like there's fireworks going on in my brain listening to what he's saying. Jordan is mostly speeking my mind,my thoughts.I hope people are paying attention to intelligent others to better navigate this extremely complex world environment.
JP has such a total understanding of life and eagerly shares his knowledge and beliefs. The relaxed connection with AM gives us more insight to this great man.
I'm always blown away at the trend in comment sections associated with JP videos. No other comment sections consistently provide such volumes of positivity and sense. You're all good lobsters.
‘There’s almost no end to the utility of finding ways in which you are wrong.” Thank you Jordan Peterson - that insight alone made the time spent listening to you - time well spent!
I have watched many Jordan Peterson interviews and read his book. This brought his truth to a whole new level, I am astounded. Every time I think that I couldn't possibly learn any more from him he surprises me with even more profound wisdom. Thank you so much Marcus.
JP has few intellectual peers so it's no wonder most interviewers fall short but this interviewer at least kept JP in sight. Possibly the best JP interview I've seen yet. Good job!
I’ve watched many, many JBP videos. This is one of the best if not the best I’ve seen. If you can look at my avatar I have a extremely disabled son. I was already doing what Peterson has been teaching without me knowing what I was doing. It’s great to hear Jordan distill what I already know deep down inside but can not explain so clearly as him. “Back to basics man” with everything. All I knew was “never give in” “never quit”. Because I will make it “hell” if I do. Thank you.
Phillip Mackey it's interesting isn't it? What you're talking about, what you & I know deeply & what Jordan is great at communicating on a level words cannot really express deep enough. I know you get this because you feel it. It's hard to put into words. Keep up the good work brutha & thankyou 😉
"Aim for Heaven, Start at Home"... sooo good, words to live by. One of the best JBP interviews yet. You can tell JBP now sees that the war has already been won. It's now time to love our enemies. This whole JBP phenomena is the stirring of a truth that we all know already deep down. Imagine what will happen when you have a whole society with "Aim for Heaven, Start at Home" as their goal.
What a pleasure to watch indeed! I had the honor to meet him in person in SF last month and I can't begin to express my gratitude for his work and the positive impact it has had in my life. And he was genuinely happy about what I shared, not many people actually pour their heart out like he does. Great interview, Aubrey!
The question and Jordan's answer to the question of "attunement to truth" floored me. It is so profound. I had more simplistic understanding of "telling the truth" that before this video.
I'm a big fan of both, read both of their books this year, but never expected to see them do a podcast together. Easily one of my favourite podcasts Peterson has ever done, and I've seen them all.
"Words are dirty things; they get barnacles of mistrust that cling to them" --Wow that hit me hard. I've never watched this host before but we're off to a damn good start
Alan Watts- "The Wisdom of Insecurity" Robert Collier- "Riches within your Reach" Adyashanti- "The Impact of Awakening" Carl Jung- "Modern Man In Search of a Soul" Paul Levy- "Dispelling Wetiko" These are great complimentary books to this type of dialogue.
I simply can't just stop watching and hearing Jordan Peterson's heart. He is such a wonderful man with full of wisdom, knowledge and understanding. His insights is changing my perspective and life on the right direction for better
I feel like Peterson doesn't get a chance to go too deeply into his ideas when the interviewer he's paired with is only vaguely aware of his philosophy. Aubrey did a great job of directing the conversation into really interesting areas. Good job fellas!
This is one of the best conversations between two human beings that I have had the privilege to experience. Thank you both so very much for your openness, and ability to articulate your thoughts. Bless you now and always 🙏
Jordan, Thanks for your discipline, your demeanor, your efforts and the benefit you are having on the world. I enjoy listening to you because you challenge me and encourage me to examine the world. I just wanted to say thanks. Michael Adair
Jordan Peterson's intellectual capacity and physical stamina appear to be inexhaustible. Are we sure he hasn't escaped from Westworld? Great interview.
when he talks about the crazy awesome testimonials on how his work has helped people, given to him straight from those people, by the hundreds at every talk, i can understand how he's still going
Ive been listening to Jordan Peterson have the same conversation for years now. But with different people (sometimes the same people at a different time) (often it's the exact same conversation that I'm listening to for the who knows how manyth time) . It's great. Now I find myself going out and having something resembling my best approximation of that conversation, not intentionally, with others and myself. Very important conversations I think. This is my introduction to Aubrey Marcus. Happy to be introduced. Which is another great part of it. Introductions to new people. Both in teh Internets and in my own life.
Peterson never fails to deliver. He's very much like Sam Harris in the sense that they use a simple vocabulary, but still manage to describe complex problems in a very accurate and relatable manner. It's like when you hear them talk they say things you've always felt but you've never been able to form in a cohesive thought. Obviously they have a very different way of thinking about things. Peterson looks at the world through the lense of his human mind and psychology while Harris circumvents that to look at things in a way that's as objective and steril as possible. Pretty interesting how two people who have studied the exact same thing in the human brain, yet they come to a totally different understanding of the world. Well that's not completely true, maybe it's not so different, but they just express themselves in different languages.
So, by Peterson's (apparent) definition, when I left the church and 'faith', I actually *became* religious. Taking responsibility for myself, for my thoughts and actions, using my own intellect honestly seems to be the very essence of spirituality. Man, this cold drink of water these thoughts are providing are so refreshing!
Scrolling through the comments to find if anybody got annoyed at that as well. If you see Peterson with Rogan, Rogan talks it's not like he's completely silenced, but he does it periodically when Peterson finishes his thoughts. THIS guy is like constantly interrupting Peterson as to rephrase what Peterson was about to say, but in his own words. Feels like he's furthering his agenda, he's not trying to learn but to reassure himself of what he thinks he knows. That's fucking annoying. I watch anywhere Peterson is, but this guy I don't like because of this behavior..
@@mostafamagdy7731 Indeed for me it was hard to listen to and I couldn't even finish because it felt like the one interviewed was Aubrey, which is fine but that's not what this was supposed to be.
This host seems like a cool and genuinely nice guy. Everyone says that about people they know nothing about, but that's the feeling I get watching this video.
It's like this conversation was touching many times on the meta-physical, and yet was more real than any other concrete thing. This interview ministered to me. Thank you.
He's a good friend and business partner of Joe Rogan. His company, Onnit, got its start when Aubrey asked Joe what kind of supplement he would most want. Joe told him he really wanted a good nootropic, Aubrey did the work and made AlphaBrain, company blew up, and now Aubrey's the CEO of a wildly successful company, of which Rogan owns a large share. Aubrey released a book back in April, which was my introduction to him, and it exceeded all my expectations. Big love for this man. Never would have expected to see him interviewing my man JP though, it's like all my Christmases at once.
One of the 1st things this guy talks about revisiting all the stories from the past is probably 1 of my favorite things about what I've learned through Jordan Peterson
9:43 "You need to decide at some point in your life whether you're more in love with what you know or what you don't know, and people tend to be in love with what they know because you don't want to have that shaken and challenged and it's not surprising, but the problem with that is that you don't know enough unless everything is going perfectly for you and everything around you, you set in order, perfectly, it's like your ignorance outweighs your knowledge, it's like you should make friends with what you don't know."
I came here through a Jordan Peterson rabbit hole, and must say it was a lucky find. I've never seen this interviewer before, but definitely going searching for him now. Great conversation, massive amount of knowledge.
Seek peace , not victory . The sun does not measure its light by the shadow it casts .(Do not compare yourselves amongst yourselves) Good and Evil are both constant forces , work for Good ! Most of the wisdom Mr. Peterson gives can be found in Proverbs . Such as , wisdom and sorrow coming together , and living in the present . Pretty awesome stuff , and having those truths and principles laid bare without the usual cloak of religion is so very , very refreshing ! Thank you !
That is one beautiful office you're in. I fix Apple electronics and before I ran into Jordan Peterson on a Gaad Saad interview my workshop room was a mess. I cleared it all out and started with painting the walls. After a month-long room cleaning overhaul, my productivity and overall outlook on life have drastically improved in incredible unpredictable ways I didnt know were posible. It's amazing how simply cleaning your room or even only your desk can cause a cascading domino effect in one's life for the better in great unpredictable ways. Jordan Peterson is a Western Treasure.
Aubrey, there are so many good things about this interview, but "keepin' it real" by dropping F-bombs throughout the whole interview brought down the quality. Peterson is such a classy and educated guest.
These guys are awesome people to be around, they have a playfulness about them and their fun loving spirit is uplifting. Me however, I am surrounded by drama on a daily basis. I manage this with my upbeat tempo and positive attitude. This eventually rubs off on others, but for short periods of time until they revert back to what they are most familiar with, which is negativity and drama. If I do not keep my playful fun loving spirit in tact day-to-day, the drama and negativity will be an intense shit storm that perpetuates into a energy draining nothingness. I often find myself wanting to get on a plane and go very far away, for a very long time, where nobody will know my whereabouts.
A typical amazing comment by Jordan in speaking with Aubrey about truth - "The Devil is met at the crossroad. Where else would you meet him?" Absolutely. He lurks in those moments of decisions to be made which are painful and seemingly not in your favor but need to be made. And then further down the road the devil was defeated by that hard decision and now you are experiencing freedom and empowerment. So crossroads are a chance to leap way ahead into your better self.
"The Sun does not measure its light by the shadows it casts." "That's a hell of a poetic statement that. That's a good one." "And I was like "Oh, shit."
Jordan you have inspired and guided my young adult son, thank you, you are awesome. You are a father figure to many young men finding their place in this world. Very grateful for everything you do
Such a pleasure to watch this conversation. I feel an enormous amount of gratitude toward Dr. Peterson for the positive affect he has had on my three sons. Love this man and all he is doing.
Wow there is so much wisdom and brilliance in this clip, i need to pause constantly to think it through, it blows my mind. "The purpose of thinking is to let your thoughts die instead of you." "What's the cost of what you're doing right now?" Take it easy guys i need to process this a step at a time 😅
Jordan Peterson isn’t alt-right or far right. He’s just damn right.
True, most of the time. I disagree on some of his analyses regarding religion but I also acknowledge that I may not understand the reasons behind his arguments. It confused me when he claimed that atheists think they're not religious but they really are.
Part of that is his over-analysis on the definitions of the words he is discussing, which I think actually helps, because it's important to convey your own definition towards the one your having a conversation with so you can be on the same page on what you're talking about. If you don't convey these definitions, you end up with people taking you out of context.
People who disagree with you will do that anyway, and that generates significant problems towards the principle of civil discussion. Hence mainstream media.
Right on! But don't get too wet between the thighs... or but cheeks. he does come out with a few bloopers here and there. But yes, he's so needed right now.
Unless we all wind up dead, in which case, we weren't right enough. Facepalm!
tribalism is the big problem. we shouldn't be picking sides. there are cunts on both sides of the aisle. stay in the middle. he is a classical liberal by his own definition.
'... by his own definition.' LOL.
I’ve watched dozens of Jordan Peterson interviews, all of them incredibly insightful, but this one has such a different feel. He’s smiling and laughing and much more casual, thanks for bringing this out, Aubrey!
He's like that also with Russel Brand, especially the second interview
solaveritas2 except for that when Russel Brand starts talking i dont understand anything...it could be the fact that english isnt my first language
solaveritas2 that was a good one!
pianosenzanima Russell isn't my favorite either but he brings out the best in JP for some reason. Peterson's answers would still be insightful to listen to for you, I think.
Rubin on Rogan the other day mentioned that he thinks Jordan's meat diet to help treat his autoimmune issues has really helped him physically so no doubt that has helped his demeanor and mood
"You have to ask for something you'd rather not have, which is usually wisdom" -J Peterson
jvillarreal116 Explains perfectly why people avoid the truth. Truth is basically wisdom. Wisdom can hurt but it's undeniably important.
Almir Preldzic are you completely at odds with what he's saying?
Spot on!
Christian Rogers no, truth is mere knowledge. Wisdom is the ability to process and making sense of the truth/knowledge.
That's scary shit though. Do we really want to know the unequivocal truth in our lives? Maybe "Ignorance is bliss".
Thank GOD Jordan finally gets to talk about something other than politics.. this is where he really shines
de marques agreed, everything is so political these days.
He has thousands of hours of non-political content on his youtube channel if you go back to his old video series and yet few people have actually watched them in full, people only watch the clipped versions which miss alot of good stuff
He hardly ever talks politics. Watch his lectures
Absolutely he talks about everything but politics, he talks reason and logic along with application of the reason and logic. People who twist off in dogma or ism's, like socialism or capitalism blind and bind themselves up. A working real life solution to how to operate in a purposeful and meaningful way to have life and have it move abundantly. Me I would like to come to the end of this life in the latter :)
And shines because he's been thinking--truly, deeply thinking--about this for three decades. A stellar intellect. A brilliant heart.
i remember when JP was first on joe rogan over a year ago. crazy I had no idea how much he would change my life and the world in such a short time. thankful
In a few words, please share how he changed your life.
He makes me, someone who is naturally cynical, to see there are still some good, smart people, with common sense, empathy and compassion still in the world
"Anything that happens every day is a significant part of your life"
Have heard JPB repeat that example of the kid and dad fighting over bedtime and it is just starting to sink in. Powerful advice.
@@MereMortalsBookReviews Whats so powerful about it?
I agree definitely that every day is significant but many philosophers would argue that we as humans arent therefore our day and life is not
Enlightened/Compassionate individualism: "Knowing who you are so you can see yourself in everyone else and having the compassion to truly help everybody else - but it starts at home." Wow.
31:24 #GamerTheory
So true
Search for Jordan Peterson man... This is a slim preciew of what the guy wants to tell us.. there is an entire other dynamic when you see him embattled by progressives..
Can you believe people call him racist and sexist? 😂😂
God - love
God - law
GOD - TRUTH
LOVE AND JOY
Opposite of God: love, law. Truth:
EVIL AND HATE
21:30 "Your vacation isn't important, your lunch hour is..how you come home every day is... Dogs get it right every time" ... wow I really like that part, it makes so much sense.
Like, thanks especially 4 the timestamp
Couldn't agree more 🙏🏼
Dude, that statement stuck out like a nail in my foot! So simple but so profound! 🤯
What Does it mean??
@@dannyyy97 our daily routines comprise the bulk of our lives. If we get them right, we get our lives right.
Finally someone to interview him about something other than pronouns... Thanks Aubrey & Jordan!
right!
exactly!
Ha! good one
Lol
This is your BEST interview ever. You even allow Dr Peterson to speak without constant interruptions. That is so rare.
Wow! Listening to Jordan have a conversation with someone who not only understands him, but can contribute so meaningfully, was genuinely revelatory
Ordered Marcus's book immediately
how did you like aubreys book? i am about to read it again!! i love it. i am going to buy Petersons book now too.
This man is brilliant! Can you imagine having a uni professor like him? Man, that would be out of this world! Peterson has a lovely smile, and he’s funny to boot. (Interviewer is great, too.)
“I have a chapter on that” sounds almost like “I have an app for that”. I never tire of listening to him.
I am 30 right now. This podcast was very inspiring. I used to believe it was too late for me, but I am beginning to believe it is not too late.
Hearing Dr. Peterson speak puts my mind and soul in alignment. I will now clean up my room...
22:00 this is amazing!! Since i was born we had this ritual, my father would open the door with his key but he'll ring the bell, when that happens, everybody in the house including my mom would run to the door to greet him and be the first for that day, it made us compete, laugh and hug each other, EVERYDAY
While I know JP typically mainly brings up stories to make his points, I'd totally, absolutely watch Jordan Peterson doing dedicated movie review videos.
I think I'd watch him read the encyclopedia and comment on whatever he came upon.
God that would be fascinating.
"I am an active agent of choice confronting an infinite landscape of potential, and casting that potential into a reality for good or for evil. We have to treat each other like divine centers of consciousness in order for society to work." - Jordan Peterson
13gi0n okay
13gi0n Word salad
It’s not word salad simply because it using big technical phrases, (which it really isn’t). What is being said is a definition of a free society composed of by independent free thinking citizens. It is such an obvious simple proposition that one would think it’s not worth pointing out. Like saying a square has four sides. Yet clearly we need someone like Peterson to point out the obvious in a time where the Obvious is being loosely blurred and evaporated into pseudo-intellectual cultural Marxist jargon that rejects its own foundation. So yeah that’s why I’m eerily troubled by the media’s flippant use of the term “alt-right” when describing Peterson, and what he represents, and others that simply have different views than the mainstream media. Firstly, the term “alt right” has recently been propagated by the Left Mainstream Media and is conveniently and uniquely ill defined and for what it is, more vague sourcing, thinly vailed negative language, vacuous in substance. That’s real word sausage ;)
His quotes are lit...history will remember him!
New RisingSun
It's a clear glass of water to me. The hilarious paradox of this existence is that the truth is simple, yet cannot be spoken. I find he uses words effectively to allude to the deeper meanings that underlie (and often elude) our thinky little minds. It's more poetry than a "confused or unintelligible mixture of seemingly random words and phrases". The entheogens are useful tools because they speak to us directly without all the fumbly words. In the end, everything basically boils down to, "Don't be a dick".
What an absolute pleasure to hear discourse rather than confrontation in a talk with Dr Jordan Peterson. Thank you Aubrey Marcus for being such a well rounded and aware person as it has made your interview such a joy!
"The right amount of controversy isn't zero." - Jordan Peterson, 2018.
It's the same principle with tension/stress. The right amount of stress isn't zero.
The vibe of the entire podcast is incredible and kept my arm hairs standing straight (with shoulders back). And then to top it off, the story Dr. Peterson shares at 1:17:20 had me in tears when the man asked to show Peterson a picture of his new family. Chills and tears: great combination. Thank you!
"The sun doesn't measure its light by the shadows that it casts"
pianosenzanima why are you saying this?
Ho Malone first, because it's true, and second, it's a quote from the discussion...
oh, and third because Jordan Peterson himself liked this quote a lot and was extremely impressed by it as I was too :)
I find the saying weird because the sun doesn’t cast shadows, opaque objects do.
opaque objects cast no shadow if there's no sun. you can't even judge an objects opaque-ness if there's no "sun". you're weird.
I think the idea behind this is that "The sun does not measure its light by the shadow that is cast... so we shouldn't be focusing on the shadow we cast but on the light we emanate". Too often I am over concerned with the shadow that I am casting, the external manifestations of my being and how they are likely to be interpreted by those I wish to relate to/exist with. Instead of aiming at being the best possible person I can be I can easily get too concerned with how I think others are likely to interpret what I do and therefore orientated myself towards pleasing others and becoming a slave to the reactions of others. Just my thoughts on this. Happy to hear other thoughts/interpretations on this.
Possibly the best of all Jordan Peterson interveiws. There was a real connection between you, that you could see in Peterson's comfort in speaking. He appeared to be truly enjoying this conversation. I know I did.
This is why mainstream TV is dying. Thanks for the upload 👍
It used to be now its all unrealistic reality shows .
Yeah people have a desire for substance, which is beyond the superficiality of pop culture.
Wow.A seeker is definitely grateful for Jordan Paterson.Very powerful,amongst others.I feel like there's fireworks going on in my brain listening to what he's saying. Jordan is mostly speeking my mind,my thoughts.I hope people are paying attention to intelligent others to better navigate this extremely complex world environment.
JP has such a total understanding of life and eagerly shares his knowledge and beliefs.
The relaxed connection with AM gives us more insight to this great man.
I'm always blown away at the trend in comment sections associated with JP videos. No other comment sections consistently provide such volumes of positivity and sense. You're all good lobsters.
I was waiting for this conversation between Aubrey and JP so long! Anyone else? Getting the popcorn ready now...
Daniel Vogler Super stoked they are talking.
You don't wait at home for all traffic lights to go green before you set off, you start out on your plan and compensate as you go!
"There isn't anything better to have than a problem that's worth solving." Powerful idea!
‘There’s almost no end to the utility of finding ways in which you are wrong.” Thank you Jordan Peterson - that insight alone made the time spent listening to you - time well spent!
There's so much GOLD in this conversation. I'll be back a second time to take notes.
I have watched many Jordan Peterson interviews and read his book. This brought his truth to a whole new level, I am astounded. Every time I think that I couldn't possibly learn any more from him he surprises me with even more profound wisdom. Thank you so much Marcus.
Thank you for getting JBP on. You’ve made my day. :-)
JP has few intellectual peers so it's no wonder most interviewers fall short but this interviewer at least kept JP in sight. Possibly the best JP interview I've seen yet. Good job!
Amazing people together having a conversation full of empathy and understanding. Great to watch. Thank you Aubrey and Jordan!
Jordan Peterson understands words really well, their meanings, their hidden meanings, how to use them, why they exist, how they exist
The Dog gets its right every time. Unconditional love will change the world.
I’ve watched many, many JBP videos. This is one of the best if not the best I’ve seen.
If you can look at my avatar I have a extremely disabled son.
I was already doing what Peterson has been teaching without me knowing what I was doing. It’s great to hear Jordan distill what I already know deep down inside but can not explain so clearly as him. “Back to basics man” with everything.
All I knew was “never give in” “never quit”. Because I will make it “hell” if I do.
Thank you.
Phillip Mackey it's interesting isn't it? What you're talking about, what you & I know deeply & what Jordan is great at communicating on a level words cannot really express deep enough. I know you get this because you feel it. It's hard to put into words. Keep up the good work brutha & thankyou 😉
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"Aim for Heaven, Start at Home"... sooo good, words to live by. One of the best JBP interviews yet. You can tell JBP now sees that the war has already been won. It's now time to love our enemies. This whole JBP phenomena is the stirring of a truth that we all know already deep down. Imagine what will happen when you have a whole society with "Aim for Heaven, Start at Home" as their goal.
The best interview with Dr Peterson have seen to date - it was satisfying and useful -
a real conversation. 'Aim for heaven - start at home'
What a pleasure to watch indeed! I had the honor to meet him in person in SF last month and I can't begin to express my gratitude for his work and the positive impact it has had in my life. And he was genuinely happy about what I shared, not many people actually pour their heart out like he does.
Great interview, Aubrey!
Wrong.
“The sun does not measure its light by the shadows that it casts”.
Such a powerful statement.
The question and Jordan's answer to the question of "attunement to truth" floored me. It is so profound. I had more simplistic understanding of "telling the truth" that before this video.
I Love You Jordan Peterson!! Thank You for Everything You do!!! 💖💖💖 #JordanPeterson
This is amazing. Jordan was meant to be on Aubrey's podcast. Never thought of them two meeting but it makes perfect sense
I'm a big fan of both, read both of their books this year, but never expected to see them do a podcast together. Easily one of my favourite podcasts Peterson has ever done, and I've seen them all.
"Words are dirty things; they get barnacles of mistrust that cling to them"
--Wow that hit me hard. I've never watched this host before but we're off to a damn good start
Alan Watts- "The Wisdom of Insecurity"
Robert Collier- "Riches within your Reach"
Adyashanti- "The Impact of Awakening"
Carl Jung- "Modern Man In Search of a Soul"
Paul Levy- "Dispelling Wetiko"
These are great complimentary books to this type of dialogue.
Thank you for your kindness and consideration of others in sharing these titles. I am documenting them to read.
dont forget Eckhart Tolle
I simply can't just stop watching and hearing Jordan Peterson's heart. He is such a wonderful man with full of wisdom, knowledge and understanding. His insights is changing my perspective and life on the right direction for better
I feel like Peterson doesn't get a chance to go too deeply into his ideas when the interviewer he's paired with is only vaguely aware of his philosophy. Aubrey did a great job of directing the conversation into really interesting areas. Good job fellas!
What a superb back-and-forth exchange.
So hard to do this with someone as high level as Jordan Peterson.
Hats off to you Aubrey
What a treat !!
First Dave and Joe... Now Jordan and Aubrey...
Good day for some knowledge
Thanks for being you, Dr. Peterson. And putting yourself out there for us. This message is so important.
Best Episode Ever
Siim Land i
Agreed. This was great.
Top Ten anyway :-)
Brilliant
Agreed! ☺
This is one of the best conversations between two human beings that I have had the privilege to experience. Thank you both so very much for your openness, and ability to articulate your thoughts. Bless you now and always 🙏
Jordan,
Thanks for your discipline, your demeanor, your efforts and the benefit you are having on the world. I enjoy listening to you because you challenge me and encourage me to examine the world.
I just wanted to say thanks.
Michael Adair
I am here for Jordan Peterson. I just love to hear him talk of sensical issues.
Jordan Peterson's intellectual capacity and physical stamina appear to be inexhaustible. Are we sure he hasn't escaped from Westworld? Great interview.
westworld.. so accurate xD
One of the founding fathers
when he talks about the crazy awesome testimonials on how his work has helped people, given to him straight from those people, by the hundreds at every talk, i can understand how he's still going
He sure escaped from the Marxist Post Modern Utopia that has been relentlessly undermining the West.
Lady - What a bizarre way to amuse one's self. What else do you do for fun?
Ive been listening to Jordan Peterson have the same conversation for years now. But with different people (sometimes the same people at a different time) (often it's the exact same conversation that I'm listening to for the who knows how manyth time) . It's great.
Now I find myself going out and having something resembling my best approximation of that conversation, not intentionally, with others and myself. Very important conversations I think.
This is my introduction to Aubrey Marcus. Happy to be introduced. Which is another great part of it. Introductions to new people. Both in teh Internets and in my own life.
This was a real pleasure to watch. Thanks :)
I agree. Truly motivating and fascinating.
Read the original Aladdin. It is not for children and, certainly, not pleasant.
Yes; yes it was :-)
Peterson never fails to deliver. He's very much like Sam Harris in the sense that they use a simple vocabulary, but still manage to describe complex problems in a very accurate and relatable manner.
It's like when you hear them talk they say things you've always felt but you've never been able to form in a cohesive thought.
Obviously they have a very different way of thinking about things. Peterson looks at the world through the lense of his human mind and psychology while Harris circumvents that to look at things in a way that's as objective and steril as possible.
Pretty interesting how two people who have studied the exact same thing in the human brain, yet they come to a totally different understanding of the world.
Well that's not completely true, maybe it's not so different, but they just express themselves in different languages.
Isaac Plumbo, totally agree except I think Harris is far too wordy
I have been asking for wisdom since I was young ,wisdom is above all.Not all smart people are wise but all wise people are smart.
Love this Aubrey. So glad you had JP on the show
So, by Peterson's (apparent) definition, when I left the church and 'faith', I actually *became* religious. Taking responsibility for myself, for my thoughts and actions, using my own intellect honestly seems to be the very essence of spirituality. Man, this cold drink of water these thoughts are providing are so refreshing!
Rule #13 - Let Jorden Peterson speak without interruption
Scrolling through the comments to find if anybody got annoyed at that as well. If you see Peterson with Rogan, Rogan talks it's not like he's completely silenced, but he does it periodically when Peterson finishes his thoughts. THIS guy is like constantly interrupting Peterson as to rephrase what Peterson was about to say, but in his own words. Feels like he's furthering his agenda, he's not trying to learn but to reassure himself of what he thinks he knows.
That's fucking annoying. I watch anywhere Peterson is, but this guy I don't like because of this behavior..
@@mostafamagdy7731 Indeed for me it was hard to listen to and I couldn't even finish because it felt like the one interviewed was Aubrey, which is fine but that's not what this was supposed to be.
This host seems like a cool and genuinely nice guy. Everyone says that about people they know nothing about, but that's the feeling I get watching this video.
Just an absolute pleasure to listen to both of you. Thank you.
It's like this conversation was touching many times on the meta-physical, and yet was more real than any other concrete thing. This interview ministered to me. Thank you.
Awesome interview. Thanks. First time I'm encountering this Aubrey fella. Seems like quite an insightful person too.
He's a good friend and business partner of Joe Rogan. His company, Onnit, got its start when Aubrey asked Joe what kind of supplement he would most want. Joe told him he really wanted a good nootropic, Aubrey did the work and made AlphaBrain, company blew up, and now Aubrey's the CEO of a wildly successful company, of which Rogan owns a large share. Aubrey released a book back in April, which was my introduction to him, and it exceeded all my expectations. Big love for this man. Never would have expected to see him interviewing my man JP though, it's like all my Christmases at once.
One of the few interviews where the interviewer is almost as pleasant as Peterson, thank you Aubrey Marcus
My internet Father and internet brother! Sweet!
stay healthy This must make us brothers. Nice to meet you, BRO.
Iwasthewalrus - high five -
Internet sensei as well
Whats good fellows! Stay awesome🤘😎
I think you hit on the driving force behind his popularity....fatherhood. Something the USA has belittled and forgotten about for way too long.
Jordan Peterson talking to an athlete is always a great conversation, brings everything together from different angles. Thanks guys.
Ravi Zacharias is also a very good speaker on the topic of Evil, Love, Justice and Forgiveness. Would recommend to all! Very intense
Armando Villarreal Ravi is my favorite. I had the pleasure of meeting him at a talk in Tampa Florida. He spoke on sin and it was amazing!
One of the 1st things this guy talks about revisiting all the stories from the past is probably 1 of my favorite things about what I've learned through Jordan Peterson
9:43 "You need to decide at some point in your life whether you're more in love with what you know or what you don't know, and people tend to be in love with what they know because you don't want to have that shaken and challenged and it's not surprising, but the problem with that is that you don't know enough unless everything is going perfectly for you and everything around you, you set in order, perfectly, it's like your ignorance outweighs your knowledge, it's like you should make friends with what you don't know."
I came here through a Jordan Peterson rabbit hole, and must say it was a lucky find. I've never seen this interviewer before, but definitely going searching for him now. Great conversation, massive amount of knowledge.
Great interview. No politics mentioned, which is refreshing.
So dense i paused it several times in order to be able to absorb it and not miss too much. A joy to watch.
I never thought I would hear Doc Peterson quote Aladdin
Seek peace , not victory . The sun does not measure its light by the shadow it casts .(Do not compare yourselves amongst yourselves) Good and Evil are both constant forces , work for Good !
Most of the wisdom Mr. Peterson gives can be found in Proverbs . Such as , wisdom and sorrow coming together , and living in the present . Pretty awesome stuff , and having those truths and principles laid bare without the usual cloak of religion is so very , very refreshing ! Thank you !
this hit me at the exact right time it was like i was being sent reason from these two. love em both
That is one beautiful office you're in. I fix Apple electronics and before I ran into Jordan Peterson on a Gaad Saad interview my workshop room was a mess. I cleared it all out and started with painting the walls. After a month-long room cleaning overhaul, my productivity and overall outlook on life have drastically improved in incredible unpredictable ways I didnt know were posible. It's amazing how simply cleaning your room or even only your desk can cause a cascading domino effect in one's life for the better in great unpredictable ways. Jordan Peterson is a Western Treasure.
Aubrey, there are so many good things about this interview, but "keepin' it real" by dropping F-bombs throughout the whole interview brought down the quality. Peterson is such a classy and educated guest.
I can listen to JP any day. What an inspiring individual.
These guys are awesome people to be around, they have a playfulness about them and their fun loving spirit is uplifting.
Me however, I am surrounded by drama on a daily basis. I manage this with my upbeat tempo and positive attitude. This eventually rubs off on others, but for short periods of time until they revert back to what they are most familiar with, which is negativity and drama. If I do not keep my playful fun loving spirit in tact day-to-day, the drama and negativity will be an intense shit storm that perpetuates into a energy draining nothingness.
I often find myself wanting to get on a plane and go very far away, for a very long time, where nobody will know my whereabouts.
FYI, I remember having that attitude. Seriously, think about an exit strategy, because like vampires those people will suck you dry and then move on.
Ditto.
But you’re here for a reason…
A typical amazing comment by Jordan in speaking with Aubrey about truth - "The Devil is met at the crossroad. Where else would you meet him?" Absolutely. He lurks in those moments of decisions to be made which are painful and seemingly not in your favor but need to be made. And then further down the road the devil was defeated by that hard decision and now you are experiencing freedom and empowerment. So crossroads are a chance to leap way ahead into your better self.
Jordan "I have a chapter on that" Peterson.
snabelsnas if he doesn't have the chapter in his book, he has it in his mind. He is a very impressive person.
snabelsnas. Duh! the interview is about his book, 12 Rules!
I know, I am a huge JBP fan. It was a Joke.
@@snabelsnas and a good one, thank you man :)
Jordan "Mhn mhn" Peterson
Fantastic discussion at 23mins in about coming home in the correct fashion. Really made a lot of sense to me ! Brilliant episode
"The Sun does not measure its light by the shadows it casts."
"That's a hell of a poetic statement that. That's a good one."
"And I was like "Oh, shit."
Agency, we all answer to God for our choices. I am rateful for the knowledge you share with us. Love it.
Happy Father's Day to the internet's Father
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Jordan you have inspired and guided my young adult son, thank you, you are awesome. You are a father figure to many young men finding their place in this world. Very grateful for everything you do
We are all each other living different lives. - Aubrey Marcus
This is one of the best conversations with Jordan Peterson I've heard in the years I've listened to him
Jordan Peterson is awesome :)
It's great to see that both are sharing, not a question and answer. This is a discourse going on.
Almost too much wisdom for one room!
Not enough (balancing statement).
Such a pleasure to watch this conversation. I feel an enormous amount of gratitude toward Dr. Peterson for the positive affect he has had on my three sons. Love this man and all he is doing.
very strong stuff... i love how deep you dive with your guests
Aubrey Marcus is a true partner in conversation, one of the best I’ve heard with Jordan Peterson.
This was very delightful to hear, thank you :)
Wow there is so much wisdom and brilliance in this clip, i need to pause constantly to think it through, it blows my mind. "The purpose of thinking is to let your thoughts die instead of you." "What's the cost of what you're doing right now?" Take it easy guys i need to process this a step at a time 😅