I'm a stay at home mom and I've been struggling with depression on and off for years. Now, I've been making my bed and keeping my room clean and eating a high protein/high fat diet like Dr Peterson suggests in his book. I'm finding this small positive change has been slowly spreading to other parts of my life. I'm keeping up with my housework better. I'm being more disagreeable with my kids(aka setting boundaries). As I do these little things, i enjoy my kids better. I find more time to indulge in my own soul-feeding projects. I am so appreciative of his willingness to teach what he has learned to the rest of us.
Robert Cubley I have seen a change! My kids are responding better to my "no" rather than having to tell them over and over again. They are following the rules more often than not. Ps. I am not a single mom, I'm married, i just do the mom thing full time. Luckily, my husband is good at boundaries and has been helping me by establishing them and I then have to stick to it. He is such a great dad.
Awesome Cassie! I've been a stay at home mom/wife for 17/22 years. I've had spells of depression and Doc JBP does help! Every time I hear the stats about how his "fans" are mostly male, it makes me want to yell at woman, "YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU'RE MISSING". I actually bought tickets to his Dallas, TX show last night. I can't wait to sit in the audience with my 17yr old son. He'll be 18 in August and Doc's lecture is just one of the goals he's added to the list of a self improvement "quest" he's undertaking before his 1st adult birthday. Another item is 21 days, alone in the woods only eating (and drinking) from the land. I think both will be a profound experience for him.
I was wondering about the same. It's repetitive in a way, but then, there are still these wow-moments. Maybe it's also the way he puts things, so eloquent and articulate.
MrM0B333 Plus 1 on what you said. When you're "unpacking" what Jordan Peterson says, each time you hear it, you understand it just a little bit better. There's a lot going on in what he's saying and it takes time for you to assimilate it.
I'm an orchestra violonist and experienced that the more often you rehearse a symphony, the more layers you'll find - and the less boring it gets! That's the difference between shallowness and depth. And that makes JP so interesting.
That part where they talked about hell being a motivator really struck me. If I sit too long hell catches up with me. The only cure is to clean my room really fast. I often equate hell to entropy. It is always tending towards lower states of order and we have to continually battle that, Constantly cleaning, maintaining, and repairing the order. Sometimes the entropy reveals a flimsy order that can be updated and improved. We can also control the entropy within a given order, harnessing its power. That could be the shadow. Hell is a really easy place to get to but hard to leave. You don't even have to look for it. If you stagnate long enough there it is and you didn't even have to move an inch.
I live in London. Today I was out walking in the local park with my daughter. It was cold and lightly raining. Two men, local council employees, were busy picking up litter that others had thrown on the ground. I stood there, again amazed at this; that some freely throw garbage on the ground and others are paid, out of taxes agreed upon by the majority, to pick up that garbage. Every year, all year round, local council gardeners and tree surgeons prune and plant around the city so that it looks beautiful. Maybe it's only when you get old and have time to muse upon these things that they become wondrous.
I agree. I visit London about once a year, and it's amazing how a town as large as that functions properly *and* is well maintained. Same here, in the (much smaller) town where I live. But sometimes it makes me sad, even angry, watching people so carelessly throwing their garbage in the first place.
I don't think so. My impression is that young people nowadays are more careless and reckless than we used to be. Which is a cliché, but still true I'm afraid.
God Jordan you're saving my Winter Blues. You are the Man that saved me from depression and gave me a more tangible path. for that, I thank you, and still watch and listen
Don't sell yourself short C.V.. YOU did the work. He just helped you realize your potential. Self control will always be your greatest power. Glad to hear you're feeling better.
The write a bad PhD thesis as quick as you can and fill in the blanks is great advice! I found Peterson writing guide when I was writing my thesis and it was hugely helpful!
Okay, got it! Hormones have a spiritual dimension, Consciousness is divine, And elephants are on the cusp of knowledge, but they aren't linguistic, so they can't manage it. I like these times we live in!
I’ve found that at precisely 87 minutes and not a moment sooner, I start to drown the sound of his voice out. My brains capacity for absorbing the shamanic lyrics of this man’s melody is overloaded. Anything after about 41 minutes and my brain is just pretending.
An hour in, JPB talks about the maze on the floor at Chartres. I have walked it. I was told that people had to walk the maze before approaching the altar and the priest. All I could think of was "wow. This is incredible traffic management to ensure there is no mad rush to the front..."
I just now thought of something. If what you're saying is correct, it's like the lines/queues at various public and/or popular places, such as theme parks like Disneyland. Hmm. :D
Congratulations for this interview! I knew Peterson, and he amazes me every time, but the interviewer is, maybe, the best I've heard taking an interview of such a personality! Great!
First, I find youtube to be a huge blessing in my life. It has connected us to people and perspectives from around the world. This podcast is a case in point. Second, this was a great podcast. Many recent interviews with Dr. Peterson focuses solely on his book. This interview referenced the book but also broke new ground. Finally, after watching a number of videos from people in Europe I am amazed at how well so many people in Europe speak multiple languages. As an American, I am woefully lacking in this skill. I've studied other languages but could never have a deep conversation. I learned just enough to appreciate how difficult it is to talk about abstract ideals in a second language.
Andy Yonas Yeah I wonder too. I think it is a combination of not listening and building up strawmen. People who criticize actual quotes or statements of him are rare, most just spread this "far right/transphobe/misogynist/racist" fictional picture of him, without ever have listened to a full podcast or lecture of him.
I think you basically have to be a really closed off person who has been deeply indoctrinated with rhetoric. Either that or someone who has given in to the nihilism which seems to be fashionable in our post-modern age.
Transcendental Goalsetting! That's the perfect name for it. Finding purpose through feeling the neurotransmitter benefits of living as if the were a transcendental realm (with it's ethical/moral values). Because whether there actually is one or not, life is objectively better in every measurable way when the most people possible in a given area live with TGS applied to it.
The interviewer is a very intelligent man who has a really knows how to engage his guest. (I'd love to date him!) . Love the guest and the topic. Thanks for sharing.
Great conversation. Probably the best one I've seen Jordan involved in so far. It covers a lot of interesting subjects which I've never seen him talk about before. Most of his other interviews cover the same old material.
Well done. Not only did you pose excellent questions but also provided intelligent input and insightful observations. I only wish I spoke Dutch so that I could enjoy more of your content.
Loved it. Great interaction with your guest and full understanding of the subject at hand, with a few twists of interpretation that got Professor Peterson elated. Good work. I will look into your other podcasts with anticipation. Hope they are not all in Dutch.. Live Long and Prosper.
'Life and death are of supreme importance. Time swiftly passes by, and opportunity is lost. Each of us must strive to awaken. Awaken! Take heed, do not squander your life' - Dōgen Zenji, 13thC Japan.
Thank you Eindbazen for replying to me I look forward to looking up the information you suggested, gonna check out your other videos soon cant wait, Respect to you
Interesting to see the affirmation of the moral and transcendent at the core of being and value. Aristotle, Aquinas and the Scholastic philosophers show in their metaphysics the necessary existence of the transcendent core.. Being. in which we participate. Mortimer Adler is good on this stuff as is Ed Feser.
Comment at 10:35 the obligation of people to put the opportunities that society have given you to good use. I was shocked when living in France for 8 years that graduates, given a free education and privileges over normal working people, wanted nothing more than a simple job in the post office because it was a job for life. What moral cowards. 1) it takes good work away from those less privileged or capable 2) It builds nothing in society that can benefit those less fortunate or privileged. If society invests in you the you should pay it back by at least striving to achieve more than the average Joe.
I lived a long time in France I can explain why that is a little bit. If you are a fonctionnaire (work for the state) you cannot be sacked, literally. This is a tremendous advantage in France if you want to say buy a house. Banks will not lend to you unless you have a fixed job. I agree with what you say by the way on a moral level but people are thinking of their families and their security not of the greater good, plus the average French person is quite risk averse, they prefer the tried and tested over the unknown and risky.
@streglof: I would recommend listening to Jocko Willink. That guys has a nack for motivating you and making you think about the smallest possible first step you can take to improve your position or position dispite doubt, fear or low energy. And once you get that you can rinse and repeat!
Aim lower. Fix something you actually will do. Maybe you’re not worth much now, but that’s not important because you could be worth something great if you were to fix things. So get started fixing things.
You don't deserve hell, no one does but anyone can see it if they look, or even visit the place (perhaps that's what Nietzsche had in mind when he spoke of looking into the abyss). It's like, hell!, it's real; Right, but take that as an example of what to avoid becoming ensconced in, and also, what and where order is lacking. Seeing hell, that's a sign post.
Sign up for Jordan Peterson's Future Authoring programme. It's really cheap and it really will help you. Don't hesitate. Begin it now. “Whatever you can do or dream you can, begin it. Boldness has genius, power and magic in it.” Attributed to Goethe but who cares, it makes the point beautifully. And talk to people here and in other youtube threads. People are so kind when you speak the truth. i have discovered a whole new family on these threads, thousands of them. It's wonderful. Good luck and best wishes.
The sad truth can be that most people dont really care if you're in hell and many are too afraid to help because they fear being pulled under with you. As if you were drowning. Once you realise that no one is going to help you climb out and that you have to bear this burden alone that you find the strength to get on your feet and fight for your shitty life cause thats all any of us have! I dont mean to sound harsh but I wasted so much of my life thinking that I deseved to be in hell and hate to think you are doing the same thing.
..."for sins of the past, real, or imagined".... The entire western world is suffering from this phenomenon. I would like to explore that theory more in-depth.
I have now watched your interview with Peterson a couple of times. Really enjoyed it each time. So I am disappointed that you don’t have many English podcasts. Even though I don’t understand Dutch, what I can gather from the titles of your Dutch podcasts, subject matters of those ignites my interest. Damn It, I want to know what they are talking about, so what are you prepared to do to correct this injustice? Joking aside more English podcast please! Live long and prosper!
Well, we can't really re-do all the old ones.. ;) But we were planning on doing more English ones! You might be happy to know the next episode will be an interview with Elliot Hulse done by my co-host when he was in America!
Btw: We do have a few more English ones! David Allen for one, Steve Maxwell is another, Draculino the BJJ Legend and Gino and Ixa, both south-American shamans.
Eindbazen It is great that you read the comments and respond so quickly. My wish for you that this will change really soon as your subscribers will hit millions and you won’t be able to keep up with all the comments. Best of luck
It was a gift from my co-host Wiggert Meerman, who was in the Jungles of Brasil when we were doing this interview. He brought the mushrooms from this trip to Bali!
No, unfortunatly thats in Dutch! We have a few other English ones though! You might like the one with David Allen or Steve Maxwell. Gino was a great one as well.
You know what? I might have been wrong about that! It's just that mr Peterson was in every major podcast I listen to, so I just assumed he had been at Tim's podcast as well! Sorry for the mix up!
You may have been thinking of Joe Rogan's podcast. In my opinion, a much higher quality (and less product shilling) podcast than Tim's. Tim is still awesome, Joe Rogan's is just *_that good._** .*
We only started podcasting because of Mr. Rogan. So we agree completely! He is our final boss of the internet. Interviewing him someday is the end game. ^^
Hi really enjoyed this interview, would love to hear more about how we are driven to gain more knowledge and transform the game and also could you explain the point about the rate at which helium converts to another element is associated with our being here, what did you mean. Thank you so much have learned a great deal, you are a great interviewer have subscribed to your channel.
I am drawing from memory here, but I think it boils down to If helium would be configured only slightly different (or less was released during the big bang) it would not be able to form into elements like carbon and magnesium which are needed for iron, which in turn enabled stars to form. Stars, in turn, are pretty crucial in the formation of life. I heard a scientist wonder about the improbability of a Universe being configured in such a manner on try 1. More info here: www.sciencelearn.org.nz/resources/1727-how-elements-are-formed
What really got the concept of Humans as little complexity and novelty generating machines across for me was the brilliant web series Crash course. I would recommend watching all their videos about Big History! ua-cam.com/video/tq6be-CZJ3w/v-deo.html
No, I mucked that up. Mr. Peterson was in every major podcast I listen to, so I just assumed he had been at Tim's podcast as well! Sorry for the mix-up!
Thank you for the clarification.Looking forward to the audio of this podcast. It was very good. I especially enjoyed that JBP finally talked about quantum physics
Dr. Jordan B Peterson should run for office. Canada Is in dire need of common sense in Ottawa. I was once happy when we got rid P Trudeau then Mulroney and so on up to Harper. Junior Trudeau is the worst yet. We really need someone who wont leave a bad taste when they get in.
It was a gift from one of our fans! It's made by a South American shaman. It's Ayahuasca inspired if I'm not mistaken. There is some writing on the back we haven't deciphered yet.
He's describing what Aristotle, the father of western science called .. final cause.. that which calls us from the inside to order us towards the transcendent.
Possessed by the drop 👈 this guy. Straight abandonment issue. Dad was a good man just too much of a “nice guy” to teach me jack shit about being a real man.
I noticed a UA-cam channel called "Kindred Clips" has reposted almost this entire interview. I don't know how seriously you take this, but I thought you should know.
Thank you. I am just curious if you have to pay him to be on your show. I know the man’s time in very valuable but I am still curious. Again, thank you for your time and efforts.
Mr. Peterson did this interview completely free of charge. As a matter of fact, he went out of his way to reschedule this interview into his busy calendar when our original appointment couldn't come to pass due to miscommunication! He went above and beyond for a relatively small podcast.
Yvonne Watson I just watched his podcast and it was really good! I was so shocked to see Russell Brand and Peterson in the same room having a civil discussion for a hour and a half. I kinda look at Brand differently now :)
Dribin Yeah I watched it too. Same conclusions. Good to see JPB talking with all kinds of people. If anything, his audience is getting bigger by interacting with diverse content providers.
you know what i believe is simply impossible? that the Netherlands are currently ranked 2 in the Winter Olympic medal count...guess you don't need mountains to be good in winter sports
I'm a stay at home mom and I've been struggling with depression on and off for years. Now, I've been making my bed and keeping my room clean and eating a high protein/high fat diet like Dr
Peterson suggests in his book. I'm finding this small positive change has been slowly spreading to other parts of my life.
I'm keeping up with my housework better. I'm being more disagreeable with my kids(aka setting boundaries). As I do these little things, i enjoy my kids better. I find more time to indulge in my own soul-feeding projects. I am so appreciative of his willingness to teach what he has learned to the rest of us.
I am going through the same thing with my husband and kids. It's so useful. And I feel more in control of myself. So good luck to you. 👍
Robert Cubley I have seen a change! My kids are responding better to my "no" rather than having to tell them over and over again. They are following the rules more often than not. Ps. I am not a single mom, I'm married, i just do the mom thing full time. Luckily, my husband is good at boundaries and has been helping me by establishing them and I then have to stick to it. He is such a great dad.
Awesome Cassie!
I've been a stay at home mom/wife for 17/22 years. I've had spells of depression and Doc JBP does help!
Every time I hear the stats about how his "fans" are mostly male, it makes me want to yell at woman, "YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU'RE MISSING".
I actually bought tickets to his Dallas, TX show last night. I can't wait to sit in the audience with my 17yr old son.
He'll be 18 in August and Doc's lecture is just one of the goals he's added to the list of a self improvement "quest" he's undertaking before his 1st adult birthday.
Another item is 21 days, alone in the woods only eating (and drinking) from the land.
I think both will be a profound experience for him.
Keep it up bucko! :)
So glad you are improving your life with solid steps. Go on, sister!
Jordan Peterson is truly a national treasure of Canada.
Global I'd say. I'm from Nigeria btw.
"Dad" to thousands if not millions. Thank you.
@Miki Miyazaki at least
There are dozens of us... DOZENS!!
So happy that I've discovered Jordan Peterson! He's added a dimension to my life that's been missing!!
Jordan Peterson says many of the same things over and over again but his interviews are still fascinating, why is that.
I was wondering about the same. It's repetitive in a way, but then, there are still these wow-moments. Maybe it's also the way he puts things, so eloquent and articulate.
MrM0B333 Plus 1 on what you said. When you're "unpacking" what Jordan Peterson says, each time you hear it, you understand it just a little bit better. There's a lot going on in what he's saying and it takes time for you to assimilate it.
Thamus Jones it’s because the truth don’t change
If you find a great album that resonates, you listen to it. Constantly. The same songs, over and over. I find this to be a parallel.
I'm an orchestra violonist and experienced that the more often you rehearse a symphony, the more layers you'll find - and the less boring it gets! That's the difference between shallowness and depth. And that makes JP so interesting.
That part where they talked about hell being a motivator really struck me. If I sit too long hell catches up with me. The only cure is to clean my room really fast. I often equate hell to entropy. It is always tending towards lower states of order and we have to continually battle that, Constantly cleaning, maintaining, and repairing the order. Sometimes the entropy reveals a flimsy order that can be updated and improved. We can also control the entropy within a given order, harnessing its power. That could be the shadow. Hell is a really easy place to get to but hard to leave. You don't even have to look for it. If you stagnate long enough there it is and you didn't even have to move an inch.
Very well expressed.
Lol, this isn't hell.
I live in London. Today I was out walking in the local park with my daughter. It was cold and lightly raining. Two men, local council employees, were busy picking up litter that others had thrown on the ground. I stood there, again amazed at this; that some freely throw garbage on the ground and others are paid, out of taxes agreed upon by the majority, to pick up that garbage. Every year, all year round, local council gardeners and tree surgeons prune and plant around the city so that it looks beautiful. Maybe it's only when you get old and have time to muse upon these things that they become wondrous.
Carol Wolf well said
I agree. I visit London about once a year, and it's amazing how a town as large as that functions properly *and* is well maintained. Same here, in the (much smaller) town where I live. But sometimes it makes me sad, even angry, watching people so carelessly throwing their garbage in the first place.
There's no such thing as agreed upon taxes
I don't think so. My impression is that young people nowadays are more careless and reckless than we used to be. Which is a cliché, but still true I'm afraid.
Order takes work to establish and maintain. It's unfortunate that some people couldn't care less.
God Jordan you're saving my Winter Blues. You are the Man that saved me from depression and gave me a more tangible path. for that, I thank you, and still watch and listen
Don't sell yourself short C.V.. YOU did the work. He just helped you realize your potential. Self control will always be your greatest power. Glad to hear you're feeling better.
Great conversation. Professor Peterson has made a career out of helping people and trying to build a better civilization.
I’m three months sober, thanks to this guy. Give him a shot, people. You have nothing to lose and your entire life to gain
The write a bad PhD thesis as quick as you can and fill in the blanks is great advice! I found Peterson writing guide when I was writing my thesis and it was hugely helpful!
Okay, got it!
Hormones have a spiritual dimension,
Consciousness is divine,
And elephants are on the cusp of knowledge, but they aren't linguistic, so they can't manage it.
I like these times we live in!
Robert Cubley that would be so nice
...and thank you to Tammy for keeping Jordan sane and healthy!
And his family and friends ❤️
This is so excellent!! Love listening to Dr. P. conversations.
When you're disappointed that it's only 86 minutes.
I’ve found that at precisely 87 minutes and not a moment sooner, I start to drown the sound of his voice out.
My brains capacity for absorbing the shamanic lyrics of this man’s melody is overloaded. Anything after about 41 minutes and my brain is just pretending.
An hour in, JPB talks about the maze on the floor at Chartres. I have walked it. I was told that people had to walk the maze before approaching the altar and the priest. All I could think of was "wow. This is incredible traffic management to ensure there is no mad rush to the front..."
I just now thought of something. If what you're saying is correct, it's like the lines/queues at various public and/or popular places, such as theme parks like Disneyland. Hmm. :D
Congratulations for this interview! I knew Peterson, and he amazes me every time, but the interviewer is, maybe, the best I've heard taking an interview of such a personality! Great!
Jordan Peterson, THANK YOU!
First, I find youtube to be a huge blessing in my life. It has connected us to people and perspectives from around the world. This podcast is a case in point.
Second, this was a great podcast. Many recent interviews with Dr. Peterson focuses solely on his book. This interview referenced the book but also broke new ground.
Finally, after watching a number of videos from people in Europe I am amazed at how well so many people in Europe speak multiple languages. As an American, I am woefully lacking in this skill. I've studied other languages but could never have a deep conversation. I learned just enough to appreciate how difficult it is to talk about abstract ideals in a second language.
How can you not appreciate JP?
Andy Yonas Yeah I wonder too. I think it is a combination of not listening and building up strawmen. People who criticize actual quotes or statements of him are rare, most just spread this "far right/transphobe/misogynist/racist" fictional picture of him, without ever have listened to a full podcast or lecture of him.
No doubt, Sopho Nax...it really takes effort to misconstrue what he is saying.
I think you basically have to be a really closed off person who has been deeply indoctrinated with rhetoric. Either that or someone who has given in to the nihilism which seems to be fashionable in our post-modern age.
If raised by an over loving mother JP becomes the scary father telling you to grow up.
Anders Celin, that's a very interesting insight that I haven't considered before.
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Why are you everywhere?
Picking up clips for the next song
E x a c t l y
Love your music! Being listening non-stop for the past week.
Amazing to hear! Cheers G! Just dropped a special Romantic Mix on my channel 👌
He's a sweet man, I hugged him. I HAD TO!!!
Great conversation
Liked, shared and subscribed.
That change on posture at 1:02:42 "guard down, now you got my attention" haha. Amazing podcast!
Ontzettend goed gesprek! Je weet duidelijk waarover je praat en je hebt goed je research gedaan 👏🏼
Geeze, Professor Peterson knows something about almost anything, INCREDIBLE.
This is such a smack in the face when it comes to reflection. Thank you so much for taking the time to talk about this. I need this more in my life
Transcendental Goalsetting! That's the perfect name for it. Finding purpose through feeling the neurotransmitter benefits of living as if the were a transcendental realm (with it's ethical/moral values). Because whether there actually is one or not, life is objectively better in every measurable way when the most people possible in a given area live with TGS applied to it.
Thank you! The term popped up while writing the recap for youtube!
The interviewer is a very intelligent man who has a really knows how to engage his guest. (I'd love to date him!) . Love the guest and the topic. Thanks for sharing.
Great conversation. Probably the best one I've seen Jordan involved in so far. It covers a lot of interesting subjects which I've never seen him talk about before. Most of his other interviews cover the same old material.
Alexander Bond I agree I would like another interview with these guys, fascinating ideas!
It s great, It s just great. Love the interviewer !
Thank you!
One of the best Jp interviews so far, thanks for the great content!
Too much honor! But thanks nonetheless!
Great interview! I will be sure to check out this he rest of your channel thank you for the content.
Your a great interviewer. I like how you wait and listen to his thoughts. Rarely did you interrupt him.
Special thanx for the timeline. Very useful when you need to listen to some topics one more time. Good work, man.
Outstanding interview, Michel - well done! And with exemplary curation, too: thanks for the links and the table of contents!
superb camera placement...
Great interview and discussion. Thanks!
This was a fantastic, inspiring discussion. Thank you so much for the upload.
Great analysis of Ebay. Thank you, Western civilization.
Greetings from Canada - You're an excellent interviewer.
Well done. Not only did you pose excellent questions but also provided intelligent input and insightful observations. I only wish I spoke Dutch so that I could enjoy more of your content.
Watched a clip of your podcast on Facebook
Thought I lost this video but I found and going to watch it all😍😍
Loved it. Great interaction with your guest and full understanding of the subject at hand, with a few twists of interpretation that got Professor Peterson elated. Good work. I will look into your other podcasts with anticipation. Hope they are not all in Dutch.. Live Long and Prosper.
/throws Vulcan gang sign
This is so awesome! Thank you for doing this episode!
It's great when philosophers don't give you their personal answers to big questions- like "Do you believe in God?"! Great Interview!
He's not a philosopher, behave your fucking self.
"stand up comedian in a wheel chair". Blew my fucking mind
'Life and death are of supreme importance. Time swiftly passes by, and opportunity is lost. Each of us must strive to awaken. Awaken! Take heed, do not squander your life' - Dōgen Zenji, 13thC Japan.
Great exchange...you were up to the challenge, Eindbazen!
Thank you Eindbazen for replying to me I look forward to looking up the information you suggested, gonna check out your other videos soon cant wait, Respect to you
You're welcome! Hope it helped!
Great talk, great interview. Thanks so much.
He should come on Question Time in the UK
Install a Friend Great idea. Let’s start a petition to make it happen..
Oh, that would be juicy
No he should blank the BBC as should everyone else.No one should watch that rancid,vile,Propaganda machine.
paul wright yes it would be akin to making a deal with the devil
paul wright I wish that wasn’t the case. I share your frustration.
Really good interview.
Thanks.
Interesting to see the affirmation of the moral and transcendent at the core of being and value. Aristotle, Aquinas and the Scholastic philosophers show in their metaphysics the necessary existence of the transcendent core.. Being. in which we participate. Mortimer Adler is good on this stuff as is Ed Feser.
How long will it take until there are Jordan Peterson action figures?
love the doc and his 20% discount. seriously.
dope podcast my dudes!
Fantastic interview
Great interview, thank you!
Comment at 10:35 the obligation of people to put the opportunities that society have given you to good use. I was shocked when living in France for 8 years that graduates, given a free education and privileges over normal working people, wanted nothing more than a simple job in the post office because it was a job for life. What moral cowards. 1) it takes good work away from those less privileged or capable 2) It builds nothing in society that can benefit those less fortunate or privileged. If society invests in you the you should pay it back by at least striving to achieve more than the average Joe.
I lived a long time in France I can explain why that is a little bit. If you are a fonctionnaire (work for the state) you cannot be sacked, literally. This is a tremendous advantage in France if you want to say buy a house. Banks will not lend to you unless you have a fixed job.
I agree with what you say by the way on a moral level but people are thinking of their families and their security not of the greater good, plus the average French person is quite risk averse, they prefer the tried and tested over the unknown and risky.
What if hell is where I already am? How do I get out? What if I feel that hell is the only thing I deserve to attain? How do I get over that?
@streglof: I would recommend listening to Jocko Willink. That guys has a nack for motivating you and making you think about the smallest possible first step you can take to improve your position or position dispite doubt, fear or low energy. And once you get that you can rinse and repeat!
Aim lower. Fix something you actually will do. Maybe you’re not worth much now, but that’s not important because you could be worth something great if you were to fix things. So get started fixing things.
You don't deserve hell, no one does but anyone can see it if they look, or even visit the place (perhaps that's what Nietzsche had in mind when he spoke of looking into the abyss). It's like, hell!, it's real; Right, but take that as an example of what to avoid becoming ensconced in, and also, what and where order is lacking. Seeing hell, that's a sign post.
Sign up for Jordan Peterson's Future Authoring programme. It's really cheap and it really will help you. Don't hesitate. Begin it now. “Whatever you can do or dream you can, begin it. Boldness has genius, power and magic in it.” Attributed to Goethe but who cares, it makes the point beautifully. And talk to people here and in other youtube threads. People are so kind when you speak the truth. i have discovered a whole new family on these threads, thousands of them. It's wonderful. Good luck and best wishes.
The sad truth can be that most people dont really care if you're in hell and many are too afraid to help because they fear being pulled under with you. As if you were drowning. Once you realise that no one is going to help you climb out and that you have to bear this burden alone that you find the strength to get on your feet and fight for your shitty life cause thats all any of us have! I dont mean to sound harsh but I wasted so much of my life thinking that I deseved to be in hell and hate to think you are doing the same thing.
..."for sins of the past, real, or imagined"....
The entire western world is suffering from this phenomenon.
I would like to explore that theory more in-depth.
Superb!!
Who is this interviewer? This is pure awesome. Eindbazen has a new fan :)
I have now watched your interview with Peterson a couple of times. Really enjoyed it each time. So I am disappointed that you don’t have many English podcasts. Even though I don’t understand Dutch, what I can gather from the titles of your Dutch podcasts, subject matters of those ignites my interest. Damn It, I want to know what they are talking about, so what are you prepared to do to correct this injustice? Joking aside more English podcast please! Live long and prosper!
Well, we can't really re-do all the old ones.. ;) But we were planning on doing more English ones! You might be happy to know the next episode will be an interview with Elliot Hulse done by my co-host when he was in America!
Btw: We do have a few more English ones! David Allen for one, Steve Maxwell is another, Draculino the BJJ Legend and Gino and Ixa, both south-American shamans.
Eindbazen It is great that you read the comments and respond so quickly. My wish for you that this will change really soon as your subscribers will hit millions and you won’t be able to keep up with all the comments. Best of luck
Great conversation. Cool mushroom decoration on the table in the back, where did you get it?
It was a gift from my co-host Wiggert Meerman, who was in the Jungles of Brasil when we were doing this interview. He brought the mushrooms from this trip to Bali!
EINDBAAS! Camera op manual volgende keer. Een gave podcast, een verwerkelijking van iets moois. Good content keep it up!
I was cleaning my room and found a missing lobster in the depths.
SarahX It sounds even poetic and meaningful.
Thanks for doing this @Eindbazen, but please don't put the boom mic between the guest and the camera, it's nice to be able to see their whole face.
Hey, man, excellent interview, I would like to watch the conversation you had with the astronomer, is it in english?
No, unfortunatly thats in Dutch! We have a few other English ones though! You might like the one with David Allen or Steve Maxwell. Gino was a great one as well.
At 2:28 you mention Jordan was on Tim Ferriss' podcast...when was he Tim's show? Or will he be? Would love to listen to that!
You know what? I might have been wrong about that! It's just that mr Peterson was in every major podcast I listen to, so I just assumed he had been at Tim's podcast as well! Sorry for the mix up!
No worries man! Great episode. Hope to see Dr. Peterson on Tim Ferriss' show...I think it will happen eventually :)
You may have been thinking of Joe Rogan's podcast. In my opinion, a much higher quality (and less product shilling) podcast than Tim's. Tim is still awesome, Joe Rogan's is just *_that good._** .*
We only started podcasting because of Mr. Rogan. So we agree completely! He is our final boss of the internet. Interviewing him someday is the end game. ^^
hier via PhilosophyInsights, wat een tof gesprek !! hoorde gelijk dat je Nederlands was lol
Geweldige gast.
Hi really enjoyed this interview, would love to hear more about how we are driven to gain more knowledge and transform the game and also could you explain the point about the rate at which helium converts to another element is associated with our being here, what did you mean. Thank you so much have learned a great deal, you are a great interviewer have subscribed to your channel.
I am drawing from memory here, but I think it boils down to If helium would be configured only slightly different (or less was released during the big bang) it would not be able to form into elements like carbon and magnesium which are needed for iron, which in turn enabled stars to form. Stars, in turn, are pretty crucial in the formation of life. I heard a scientist wonder about the improbability of a Universe being configured in such a manner on try 1. More info here: www.sciencelearn.org.nz/resources/1727-how-elements-are-formed
What really got the concept of Humans as little complexity and novelty generating machines across for me was the brilliant web series Crash course. I would recommend watching all their videos about Big History! ua-cam.com/video/tq6be-CZJ3w/v-deo.html
Is there a Tim Ferriss podcast with Jordan Peterson?
No, I mucked that up. Mr. Peterson was in every major podcast I listen to, so I just assumed he had been at Tim's podcast as well! Sorry for the mix-up!
Thank you for the clarification.Looking forward to the audio of this podcast. It was very good. I especially enjoyed that JBP finally talked about quantum physics
Random life experiences..."The rain falls on the just and the unjust." Translation...Shit happens. It's how we deal with it that matters.
Dr. Jordan B Peterson should run for office. Canada Is in dire need of common sense in Ottawa. I was once happy when we got rid P Trudeau then Mulroney and so on up to Harper. Junior Trudeau is the worst yet. We really need someone who wont leave a bad taste when they get in.
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Where did you get that painting behind you? I kept finding myself staring at it
It was a gift from one of our fans! It's made by a South American shaman. It's Ayahuasca inspired if I'm not mistaken. There is some writing on the back we haven't deciphered yet.
He's describing what Aristotle, the father of western science called .. final cause.. that which calls us from the inside to order us towards the transcendent.
Nice wixárika art back there.
Could you change your camera settings or something because it keeps going out of focus and my eyes are not liking it :D
Hush. I know. I got yelled at. :(
i am sure you know, I'm just motivating you to resolve it
@@UniversalChill yo sad chill, incredible coincidence dude. love the music, although its kinda sad. glad to see you here
Who on Earth would downvote this?
I don't think Jordan has spoken with Tim Ferriss - I'd be very grateful for a pointer to it, if he has
Mooie content!
Jullie zijn op weg jongens ! Kama maro ! Salute from the natives
Thanks man! We timmeren gestaag verder.
Jordan “that’s worth thinking about” Peterson
Bucko Squad Commander, American Division, reporting for duty. Now clean your room!!!
I listened to the recent episode where Mr Peterson was over at Jocko's podcast! I had me scrubbing the floor while doing burpees!
Eindbazen Jocko is a very serious dude. And of course, JP could lead armies.
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*takes a swig from a bigass measuring glass
Why is Jordan always blurry? Great interview, but it's distracting.
Standing up very straight 😁
If I may, may i ask how many of us didnt have a father or a male role model in our lives? At least for the our first 10 years?
Possessed by the drop
👈 this guy. Straight abandonment issue. Dad was a good man just too much of a “nice guy” to teach me jack shit about being a real man.
I noticed a UA-cam channel called "Kindred Clips" has reposted almost this entire interview. I don't know how seriously you take this, but I thought you should know.
We noticed that and were quite happy more people get to see the wisdom of Mr. Peterson.
Thank you. I am just curious if you have to pay him to be on your show. I know the man’s time in very valuable but I am still curious. Again, thank you for your time and efforts.
Mr. Peterson did this interview completely free of charge. As a matter of fact, he went out of his way to reschedule this interview into his busy calendar when our original appointment couldn't come to pass due to miscommunication! He went above and beyond for a relatively small podcast.
Eindbazen, wow! That is great. And thank you for replying too. Much appreciated.
The Next Chapter he will be talking to Russel Brand, of all people, this weekend. I'm looking forward to that one, to see Brand try to keep up.
Yvonne Watson I just watched his podcast and it was really good! I was so shocked to see Russell Brand and Peterson in the same room having a civil discussion for a hour and a half. I kinda look at Brand differently now :)
Dribin Yeah I watched it too. Same conclusions. Good to see JPB talking with all kinds of people. If anything, his audience is getting bigger by interacting with diverse content providers.
Want to learn public speaking? Go online for your local Toastmasters clubs and visit a few... see what happens. :-)
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11.04 Its really useful to go where things don't work. Try France.
RJ3220 France is working fine and in a lot of ways is more free than Nederland.
Yep, as à french citizen I confirm we live in à socialist islamic country. But things are still working somehow
Str8 fire son woooooo
you know what i believe is simply impossible? that the Netherlands are currently ranked 2 in the Winter Olympic medal count...guess you don't need mountains to be good in winter sports