Jordan Peterson: Men Between Nihilism and Utopianism (Nietzsche | Dostoevsky)

In this lecture, Jordan Peterson talks Nietzsche and Dostoevsky and the struggle between nihilism and utopianism.
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[@jawneethecurious]

Thanks for the refresher... I watched all of Jordan's university lectures some years ago and this segment certainly has more impact today!

[@DeepsongProductions]

Brilliant analysis...

[@douglasfreitas6528]

Im wondering about a big ole Sam Shepard mustache On this era Petey

[@frederickanderson1860]

12:33 12:35 he is taking too much on himself trying to unravel historical events with human behaviours.

[@marscruz]

Nihilism is a haven for those who cannot find the slightest spark of man's divine nature within themselves. These types are truly self-damned to _enjoy_ their perpetual suffering, even as they choose to project more and more of their suffering out into the world. Sure, there's prodigious examples of man's inhumanity to his fellow travelers. Where is the striving toward something positive and helpful? Is this a taboo insight for the _Nihilist's Manifesto_ ? Anyone can criticize the historical and extant world but few have any idea how to turn the tide of suffering into awareness and change. JBP seems to be working on the awareness part but ignoring the paths back to rationality and succor. Nihilism is a disease intentionally spread by those who wish to parasitize the weakened believers in it.