Jordan Peterson | Cambridge Union
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- Опубліковано 3 лис 2018
- Dr. Peterson is a professor at the University of Toronto, a clinical psychologist and the author of the million-plus selling ’12 Rules for Life’, which has been a Number 1 bestseller in the US, Canada, the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Sweden, the Netherlands and Brazil. He rose to international prominence in 2016, after criticising the Canadian government’s enactment of Bill C-16.
The fact that Jordan has come to fame is like a blessing for humanity
@Farmer Beth Jordan Peterson is not to be trusted. Right now worldwide we have a false right taking bouncing power further LEft away from the individual in his county. PEterson rose to fame because he was supposed to rise to fame, as he is a part of a controlled media dialectic. IF Jodran PEterson cared about free speech he would tackle the fact that in 1974 PopeTrudeau Senior gave away the power of currency creation to the IMF. Bypassing both the BNA Act and the 1938 bank of canada act on currency creation, meaning Canada has not had a legitimate federal gov since 1974. And if you dig even deeper you will find Canada was never a sovereign nation at all, but a collection of peasant colonies absorbed by the fed gov. The fed gov is constantly expanding due to inflation until it collapses. Right now any who align with the MAple LEaf Brand IDol are being bent by cybernetic force. The CitizenSHIP, The Trust is a metaphorical Boat, and Breech of trust sinks the boat. The unconstitutional debt afixed to the citizenship has sunken our state of mind. We are sick right now world wide. NAzism is in our heads, the socialiss poison. Hitler lost ww2, but nazism won, its here on our shores in our hearts and we tear down Christ. MAkes sense, who killed Christ? A centurion. Who'd he work for? the government. The government killed the only begotten son of God which he sent to Earth to save us. The son of God could have killed us all, but he showed us we don't have to be just animals, we don't have to feed our egoes, we chain up the beast and toss it back into the underworld, back below the waters of consciousness. The beast emerges, WE ARE THE BEAST.
@@FarmersAreCool I want what this guy is on
@@eltyo340 : Farmers went to an American University
Amen
It really is!
Wow, these students have poise, ask well constructed questions, incredibly polite, and super respectful. Such a drastic difference form the insane mob of kids in the US campuses. But then again, this is Cambridge.
Cambridge is one of the only *actual* universities in the world.
Indeed. Such a pleasant surprise to see students being studious. Can be no better advert for Cambridge
I thought this was a rather content void talk. It was fit for a drama channel or midday light talk radio.
I'm an Australian who completed a 4 year degree at an American university. There's only one way to describe 9 out of every 10 people I crossed paths with for those 4 years: braindead.
@@GetUpFalcon - Maybe that was specific to the university you attended.
Jordan I am a mother of 6 boys ranging from age 7 to 22 - and I LOVE you. You have all kinds of fans. Some of us are behind the screen but we're listening !
you are an amazing person. i have deep respect for you.
i'm the 3rd of 9 kids (7 of us are boys), and even though my siblings have different political, religious, and philosophical views, we all agree with the points JP makes.
I've mentioned JP to my mom several times, and am now reminded i need to send her links to some of my favorite videos.
all diff dads
They are 6 lucky boys then to how such a mother I reckon!
Listen to Edward Dutton. Peterson is average.
It's month 11 after finding Jordan Peterson and his work.
Anyone else finding themselves proud that they are leaving to go to work in the morning?
Were you ashamed of it before? I don't know if I'm proud when I go to work but I'm proud of what I've accomplished to get me the job I am going to work for in the first place, and at the same time disappointed that I haven't achieved more because I know I can.
@@jordanneedscoffee In fact I detested going. It's a dark pit Jordan has taught me how to climb out of. Another thing is that I have become way more competent and confident. I have this urge to take on as much as I can. I used to be one of the people who bitched about my suffering on social media. Now I say bring on the struggle.
@@vulkaiden Well done David. I'm glad to have read that.
@@ixaldorran7867 and I'm glad to be living it. Thank you.
Jordan Peterson was part of the motivation I needed to actually get out from under my workplace and start a business with some friends, we've just made our first sales and releasing our product and I'm very proud of what we've done. Peterson is absolutely right, struggle forward, do the best you can and set an example. And also not mentioned in this video but in other talks he's done, that small incrimental improvement adds up over time, part of the success especially in career you see around you is from people who have perfected the same thing for 30-40 years and have had slow and steady improvement over that time. So go and read a little extra every day, learn something new in your spare time, and as he said you only need to work 10% more to get a 40% more return so going that little extra distance. And don't resent and hate people who have been successful, speak to them and ask them what they did to get there, they'll probably tell you. Hard work, going that little extra distance, adopting responsibility.
This video has been out less than 24hrs and it's already got the most views Cambridge Union has ever received in it's UA-cam history
And the Left would love to de-platform him as they have with numerous other voices.
And luckily there is always a NPC casting spells like "climate change" or "toxic masculinity".
Third most popular by views as of now
charlatans/snake oil salesman have a way of doing that
@@101fairplay Russel Brand is #1. Go fellate him
Jordan, you have had a profound impact on my life.
On all of us
jordan not jesus hopefully.
I like how Jordan triggers the SJWs.
@@jh-kj8zr what a trivial thing to say.
I dont believe women when they say that. Responsibility?? LoL!!!!
The Crew are all novice Cambridge students that volunteer for free. They change every term. I feel they do an excellent job with next to no training.
The interviewer or your team who came up with the questions did a good job. It showed a higher degree of preparation than many interviewers. Well done.
@Neil Mo, We have PTZ cameras rigged under a balcony. We wish we could film from the floor but not possible. We also have no lighting either. Thanks for the good comments though.
I find it fascinating listening to a person like Dr. Peterson using a theistic interpretation to things as he does. Notice he emphasises that his old ideas been worthwhile and special pleads for his specific belief of Christianity. I never trust a religious preacher in any guise as they're more likely to misconstrue the evidence for their cognitive bias. It's not as if he has any evidence for the belief to be real.
I would not class JP as a religious preacher and he has often commented that the tenets of christian faith (do unto others etc) are consistent with his theories on self improvement . To dismiss him as a religious nut is one of the ways that some members of the "liberal" mainstream media seek to portray him, primarily because they lack the wit and intelligence to challenge him on the substance of his theories.
Perhaps a little guidance then if no training is being provided at the... univercity? :D
disclaimer, Been drinking again, but. when Peterson responds to the young lady who told her story about autism at about the 32 min mark, look at how he responds, where is the camera? where is the moderator? is he focused on either of them? does he look comfortable the way he is turned in his seat? He is not giving a lecture to the audience or youtube he is turned and looking at her, talking to her, responding to her question, talking to her like she is the only person in the room and that what she said mattered to him and deserved a response . shit like that makes me really like this guy.
he helped create agenda 21 - do you really expect a poor actor - i think not my good man - he is worse than obama and clinton put together for people really think he is from them and for them - if people read more they would know that his books are not his work but the works of the great that he re worded - he is a con man and sadly the world falls for it - he has been on every msm station in the western world being interviewed by every famous presenter - do you truly believe that if he was good for the masses he would be allowed so much air time - seriously - a legit question for you to sleep on - EVERY MAIN MSM - australia, usa, throughout europe etc -
@@101fairplay Say what?
there is much more of that shit...
@@101fairplay Don't be an ideological twit - every MSM media wants their turn to TAKE Peterson out. They ATTACK him like the hyenas they are. They all loath and detest him just like YOU. Why? Because J.P. loathes and detests Communism, which is the end game the MSM, education establishment/elites are moving us toward.
lol - for your future debates ted c an opponent knows they have won when the opposition resorts to insults my advice is 1) to wipe more sleep from your eyes 2) insults only work when there is wit behind them - gibberish only confuses things
I am a female and I absolutely love Jordan Peterson. Him along with Stefan Molyneux, I believe, saved my marriage. Unfortunately I can’t get my husband to sit down long enough to listen to them but from what he has heard, he likes them too. I just wanted to let people out there know that Jordan Peterson is getting through to women as well, if they are logical.
Jp saved my Life
Maybe you could try giving your husband Prof Peterson's audio book to listen to in the car to and from work...
All power to ya! :D
Amen Sister.....
The planet is in an epochal transition from WWII era to the next thing. Peterson, Molyneux, Haidt, and a dozen others have seriously rushed into the breach and I am more confident in the future. Especially since Linda Soursur and her gang ran off into the bushes.
The Guardian will have to write another hit piece if they see this.
Don't worry, they probably won't even bother to watch this - imagine finding out someone is actually not the BS-construed strawman you think he is.
the guardian of what? the establishment, you blind semi-intellectual hypnotised and misguided liberals:
known ties to mi6, the paper that supports all war, surveillance, suppression of real alternative voices, on what level can any self-respecting true seeker of freedom and individual liberty with rights indefatigable by the state possibly not see what purpose the gurnaidnaduadiairda exists for?
@@puremusicdaz u aight bru? Lol
Black Pigeon refers to them quite accurately as tabloid. I quit reading when they banned comments on immigration and Brexit - because their own readers didn't think 'correctly'.
Yoel Koster Or the strawman you HOPE he is.
Jordan Peterson is like the father figure we've always needed
I'm confused by some of the comments - I genuinely believe this is one of Peterson's better appearances. Some of his answers were fantastically put together.
He touches on some more controversial issues than in previous occasions (climate change). This sparks some conversation in the comments section. People misinterpreting what he says or simply disagreeing, being challenged, etc.
I agree, this was still one of the best appearances of Peterson. The Q&A session was the primary reason for this.
Keep in mind that there are people, paid trollers, who intentionally publish negative and rude comments, trying to divide those who use common sense.
@@devonseamoor I wouldn't assume ill intent if it can be attributed to simple stupidity.
That last question answer... (55:14) ...such a brilliant example of his unique understanding/perspective of humanity, paired with command of language. Quintessential Jordan. Makes beautiful what could have been a cold, technical answer.
I thought there was something particularly arresting about Jordan the first time I came across him 6 years ago on TVO & Paikin. I observed: 'that man right there is not consumed by fashion and has something not only different, but interesting to say.' It' is pleasing to see him go from strength to strength.
He is pretty damn well dressed tho lmao, has some pretty nice monk straps 👌
Edward, he's not a follower of fashion or the status quo. JP is obviously a sane man among unsure men and he has shown great wisdom in his quest for the betterment of civilization. A ROCK, in a Sea of Uncertainty.
Wow man 6 years ago! Cool
He can be mesmerizing on psychology matters. He hasn't done the work on history, economics and politics and it harms his reputation
dave erwin rubbish. His limited expertise is sufficient for his main topics. If you want to listen to a real historian/economist try Niall Ferguson
I love this man and his message, I honestly believe he has saved me from spiraling downward into a hellish abyss.
Jordan Peterson is a total boss. I'm not a man to cry or even tear-up. That's just the way I was raised. But when Jordan Peterson passionately explains personal responsibility and meaning I do tear up. This man is changing the world. Thanks to The Cambridge Union for making this happen!
Haha! Me too. That’s why I tend to watch these when I’m alone.
He's not changing anything except his bank account thanks to people like you.
Always wondered what the B stood for. Jordan "Beastmode" Peterson.
Lol
Remember, Babylonian Talmud is Satanism.
It actual stands for Bernt which is related to the German Bernhard which translates to "strong bear".
Belsebub
Simon Mercurialis ... what,
My professor labeled Jordan Peterson as alt-right the minute I mentioned his name...then she agreed with three of the points I summarized that opposed the idea of the wage gap being a sign of the oppressive male patriarchy. It boggles my mind how much this man is misunderstood and frankly he's right, the social sciences are beyond corrupt
Not misunderstood. Knowingly portrayed as something he isn't. Misunderstanding comes from ignorance. Labelling him as alt-right comes about knowingly.
Mark Houghton you have a point, my teacher even told me “I haven’t seen his work, but he’s aligned with the alt-right”...how in the fuck is okay to call someone a neo-nazi when you have never heard a word that person has ever spoke. Thats malicious intent without a doubt
Unfortunately, idiots abound even in that kind of profession. People are sheep.
The humanities were so easily corrupted because they are filled with stupid people. A fertile recruiting ground for ideologies that require you to hold conflicting and incompatible axioms.
@@WBR1398 the guy focuses on hierarchies based on bullshit, supports race science, denies climate change, lies about defending free speech when he only cares about reducing the rights of minorities, denies climate change, wants a patriarchy based on arguments you could train a 4 year old to beat, and even defends incels. If you're capable of critical thought and know about him it's impossible to try and claim he's not alt-right adjacent, his appeal is largely down to white male losers feeling their losing their privileges, and that the issue that had him rise to prominence was him being a triggered snowflake about a law he failed to understand on a basic level.
After decades and decades of junk television and movies, break-away families, and victim mentality, the slightest hint of common sense and positive direction hits one in the gut.
Deborah Higginbotham I hear you loud and clear .
you sure nailed that one doll! good eye!
shame it came from a charlatan an out and out snake oil salesman
@@101fairplay I bet people can't wait to hear your opinion on things....
Oh wait...Sorry no, they literally have absolutely zero interest in hearing your opinion. But thanks anyway!
you are very welcome
33:24 - This is one of the central messages of Peterson that has really stuck a chord, especially for myself. I didn't have much schooling and by 18 I was basically uneducated and staring the prospect of a life of struggle in a ex-industrial, high poverty and crime town. I knew I was intelligent, just didn't have a chance to use it, so I decided to educated myself in physics and then philosophy. I got down to Sartre and Camus pretty quick. So I understood my completely insignificant place in the universe and had the existential thinkers in my mind to back that up. I played life life a meaningless game, I took incredible risks and shirked all responsibility. Strangely this strategy really worked, I got very wealthy, considered successful, did very well with the ladies, all with very little effort. But by 35 I was really starting to wonder if I'd got something wrong. I had plenty of money, I was still partying, normally with 20 year olds, doing drugs, and playing Call Of Duty everyday. This was what I wanted, but it didn't feel right any longer.
It was around this time that I started watching a lot of UA-cam, which doesn't sound like the best way out, but I found people that talked to my problems, like Peterson, and also people that talked about the things that were going wrong in society. I was living in Norway, and the rise of feminist thinking had meant that all the younger girls I was meeting had some really warped views of men. Anyway. I quit my jobs, left Norway to go back to my home town and reconnect with my family after being away 13 years. I helped both my parents lose weight and come off all medication, which was incredibly rewarding. I met a (young) girl who shared my views and wasn't into all this post-modernism. I enrolled into university at 38 and now I'm 40 and in my second year, hopefully go on to do a masters in philosophy and maybe get into academia or teaching. And I haven't played Playstation in over a year ;)
The French philosophers got me early, and the message of living free and without responsibility was exactly what I wanted to hear. I can't say I regret it, but at the same time, I realise their thinking was flawed. Maybe JP overdoes the responsibility part, but I'm sure it's a key element of a well balanced life. People tend to go to extremes, especially men. Like always, I'm no exception.
You don't believe how much to the extremes can men go...
@@manubishe I can't help being extreme. Everything I do, I go all in. And when I drop something I can just walk away. I think the only thing I've learned is to chose the right things to be extreme about.
@@neoepicurean3772 I tell you that - the more concentrated your attention is at one thing , the less there is for the surrounding. It has it's merrits , but from what I observed , the "leftover" attention is where you manifest your other parts of self , and which are also (IMHO) women identify with to make the daily choice of being with ye.
Concentrating all my being on discovering the part that generated attention , discovering the "talking" part of my mind that had no names , but was undeniably existent - I left out the part with which the feminine society (men and women , but women were more alienated) interacts , making the teen years ... barren from all interaction.
I pay for that daily , dearly and for it to be repaired and socialized - it has to be shed of all grandeur and "sugarcoating".
The fruits from said "adventure" are yet to be brought to existence , if they ever will be , but as much as I can share my experience regarding "focusing" - I'd be rewarding for everyone if the constructive part of it will serve for the good of all...
take care mate, wish you all the best.
Thanks for sharing your story. I find your approach to life being shaped by existentialists really interesting, though, in that you seem to have responded to the meaninglessness of life in the opposite way that existentialism exhorts for the most part. I don't have a deep knowledge of existentialism, but doesn't it generally limit the person to MAXIMUM responsibility for the quality and meaning crafted for one's life, since there's no inherent essence that life offers? Isn't the man who realizes life's meaninglessness thus become completely responsible for creating meaning for his own life and however his life turns out? I'm not an existentialist in the vein of Sartre or Camus, I think, but if I can read your thoughts on the above in relation to your life, it'd be appreciated. Again, thanks for sharing your story.
Jordan "my mood isnt perfect BUT ITS PRETTY DAMN GOOD" Peterson.
Gold.
Sometimes life deals a straight flush. SEND IN THE LOBSTERS!
Finally! I’ve been waiting for JBP to stop excusing himself for attracting men! Fabulous!
Totally agree. "So you admit there's mostly men that listen to you?" By asking him questions in such a manner they imply that he has done something wrong.
I totally agree. Glad to see him realise he doesnt owe them a defense.
It's because his words are so appealing towards incels. It gives them a way to blame someone else for being unattractive, not physically but as humans as a whole.
@@SSmotzer you truly fail to understand then. Incels dont listen to hin because he speak very highly of having relationships and gives no space for excuses when you fail to be less the you can be.
@@ryancraigt But he makes it seem like women are prizes to be won. That being confident is all you need to win any woman. He's wrong. Just because someone acts confidently, that doesn't mean they are owed a women. While yes, it is a good first step in establishing a relationship, it does not always end in a physical one.
31:27 - 40:00 maybe the best case for personal responsibility I've ever heard. That was beautiful.
I also just love the way she says 'thank you'.
Agreed with the sentiment. But at no point does she say thank you. Watch the video.
@@NSA720 31:29 "Hi, thank you."
@@NSA720
She says thank you at start and at end of her question.
I love the answer, but he is missing something: the far greater pain and suffering that comes from developing Responsibility. I know from personal experience.
I also know that when I choose it, then life gets better.
The happiest and more loving ppl I know are also The most personally responsible and don't take it away from others.
@@pebblepod30 Coming from my 68 years of life experience, responsibility used to be a commonly shared quality in life, when all members of a family and tribe, had to participate in it, actively, in order to make it work and live in relative comfort.
It's not a common use of attention and educational task anymore, that parents take upon them to raise their children. Or that teachers address in secondary school, or professors in college, in dialogue with students.
When everything is thought out for young people, by their parents and social media, advertisements and the rules of one's social circle, pre-designed, planned and served as far as material comfort is concerned, without healthy exercises to develop emotional stamina and a sense of responsibility (which means the ability to respond to how reality shows up in one's life) from a young age, step by little step, learning responsibility later in life can be painful. Mainly to the spoiled brat in us, pampered much.
Notice he has to have security guards nearby.
What a disturbing sign of the times!
I'm glad to see you at the Cambridge Union, Dr. Peterson
I've been digging out 4 months now digging into the core of who I am and all the layers of b******* and I'm still digging I am making progress things seem to be getting clear of course the problems in my life are still very real but it's nice to take a good hard look into Who I Really Am and what I Have Become I call it coming clean getting real and there's a lot of peace in my conscience in my mind and it's very painful at times keeping the mirror on my own soul but it's very rewarding and I owe a lot of thanks to Jordan Peterson
Currently in vacation in a bar in pattaya thailand drinking beer while watching this... ahhhh life is good🍺
Getting hotel staff to clean up your damn room for you isn't exactly taking personal responsibility seriously!
31:16 "If your surrounded by boring people, its not them, its you."
JBP 2018 Gold!
Not necessarily. I'm surrounded by people who treat certain vanities, I'm vain myself but I mean REALLY vain things, as though they are really important and as though they have grave consequence if it doesn't take up the entirety of their lives. Imagine someone if they had to choose to deprive the world of either good people like JBP or football, they would choose to keep football. They treat everything like this. No sense of consequence beyond a moment in the future, no sense of taking consequence head on. No sense of getting hurt mentally spiritually or physically and psychologically to pursue bettering themselves. Skin deep crybabies. It's quite possible to be the only one different, but that doesn't mean you're the problem
@@trosclair434genus4 im pretty sure what JP means is that you are responsible for who you choose to be friends with. If you want more interesting friends, make friends with more interesting people
I took his response to mean that if you're surrounded by boring people then you're not listening. 💁
It's a well-known phrase
You're, not 'your'. Yes, I am a Grammer n a s i ...
The guy's a boss. Last week he was encouraging working-class lads in a boxing gym in Manchester. Here he is jousting with these toffs.No doubt next week some Newman-like maniac will try to shut him down to no avil. But as I said before, he's a boss.
I realize this comment is 2 years old, but he was just at a boxing gym cheering people on? That's sick.
I have so much love for this man
If anybody deserves the Nobel Peace Prize it's this man, Jordan Peterson.
For doing what exactly...?
For doing what? He is very smart but that's about it.
@@tj5153 He's media smart, but intellectually? You're better of sniffing Chomsky's farts
So he can stand next to Obama the mass murderer?
Nobel Peace Prize has been diluted to mean nothing. Search "Le Duc Tho". He refused the prize (which was awarded to Kissinger the same year). His answer to why he refused is enlightening.
Taken directly from Dr. Peterson's post on the matter, at his website:
" Here’s something from Vice-Chancellor Professor Stephen Toope of the University of Cambridge that’s worth consideration, in the current context (the described “openness” is apparently part of the university’s declared strategic initiatives regarding (what else) equality and diversity):
"One very specific aspect of…openness is being inclusive, and open to diversity in all its forms - diversity of interests and beliefs, of gender, of religion, of sexual identity, of ethnicity, of physical ability." "
Easier said than done, Cambridge.
Much easier said than done, by corrupted hypocrites like you.
You are just proving him right.
@erejum311 You should know that the Cambridge Union (a debate and speech club) and the Cambridge University Students Union (the student society on campus) are completely different entities. You're voicing your displeasure at the wrong people.
@@ChollieD But erejum311 addresses Professor Stephen Toope, the Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge University, isn't it? Isn't that the authority where the decision came from, to withdraw the offer of a fellowship to Dr. Peterson ?
Besides, the only diversity that matters is diversity and inclusiveness of ALL dialogue. Appearance is the wrong level of analysis.
Brilliant as always. Thank you Dr Perterson for being a guiding light in potentially darkening times.
Wow! Prof Peterson what a gift you and your ideas are to the world.
Men are attracted to his thought and speech because there is a major increase in fatherless house holds, he is a strong positive male figure. Thank you Mr. Peterson
Oh dear lord...
Feminists to thank for that... c#nts
@@KarlAltenburg you have a problem with my comment?
Im a woman and a pretty successful one , a mother, a founder and Im deeply attracted to his thought and speech because it makes perfect sense and nature and history prove it.
@@wisequeens my comment was not to the degradation of woman. I was commenting my experience and my view on the question of why a large majority of men listen. Correctly you pointed out his common sense and truth. I don't condone people who comment on my post about the degradation of anyone regardless of sex, race,religion, or ethnicity. I am of the thought that all we can do is to let go of the notion that we have control of anything but our own actions.
I am a 'fan' of Jordan Peterson and I am a female. But I am not a Drama Queen female. I love men and think they are awesome and do not want to feminize them.
my god...
I found the gamer girl comment
We love you too.
Thank You. You are truly a LADY..
me too.
Jordan Peterson... a rational voice in the darkness.
We are all so very fortunate to be living at the same time as Jordan. Such and incredible human being.
Where did you get your profile picture?
@@Andreas-qm3cc I googled it. From what I understand, it is an actual painting that Jordan painted many many years ago.
@@rgb205 OK, thank you for answering
Yes, I agree with you, Richard Boyer. It's interesting I find, that due to Jordan Peterson's clarity of left brain mind, some call him cold and in lack of compassion. Cutting the crap isn't a lack of compassion to me, on the contrary.
It's a strange things these days, that many people don't have the stamina to endure tough love and feel offended almost when a fly lands on their nose.
lol - an intellectual walks in with bouncers. what a time we live in
with the amount of moronic and delusional university students nowadays id say its a pretty fair safety measure to take
We live in a time when honesty is not easily tolerated.
Haha!
Pretty similar in a way to Aristotle being poisoned for speaking the truth.
Wait till the Hells Angels escort him in! lol!
I don't know anyone else who could pull off a black jacket, with a cream jumper, a blue shirt, a red tie, green trousers and brown shoes! Kudos! So happy to see him wearing a poppy as well :)
Uncle Jordan your style is getting better all the time. I done seen old videos of you with your old sports jackets and blue jeans and you friggin' Alberta cowboy boots. And you've been steadily climbing the fashion ladder - and here we are. Sharp pants. Sharp shoes. Sharp sweater. Cool jacket. Poppy to match the tie for the time of year. Crisp brown leather shoes. You're making me proud JP!
I've seen remote US drone pilots get closer to hitting their targets than this camera operator.
I did listen to the video, @Dave Frame Camera operator didn't say anything.
@Streety101101 Yeah, civilians. Just like everyone in prison is innocent, everyone killed by a drone is a civilian.
Pissing at this comment man
ha ha
Camera man and sound guy took a day off...
Thank you Cambridge for hosting, and fot the audience's inspired questions. Way to get the very best ot of JP. Pure gold.
"Nibbled to death by ducks" - LOL! It is worthy of Monty Python
"Nibbled to death by ducks"🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. I thought my lungs were going to collapse when I heard that! I don't remember when I laughed so deeply when I wasn't tipsy.
me too 🤣🤣
💀 💀 💀 💀
Jordan BEAST-MODE Peterson!
So that's what the B meant
First question was hilarious. She asked this poetic, long question. He answers simply, "No."
This is actually kinda true, "Bernt" is the Scandinavian variation of the name Bernhard which means "Strong Bear" in old german.
@@classiqueliberal8576 Re "poetic question"
It soundes like the same grade school jabbering I have been hearing thirty years.
PETERSON REKTS CAMBRIDGE NPCS
Brilliant.
I was lost before I found this man, now my life is full of hope and wonder!
That answer to that last question was amazing.
Jordan Peterson is Canada's way of apologizing to the world for Justin Trudeau!
You put it greatly! While Turdso is a buffoon and a laughing-stock, this dude is somebody to be proud to be Canadian.
Make Trudeau a drama teacher again!
Trevor Willett yes, and if not for Trudeau’s PC madness, most of us would never have met him.
@@TrophyGuide101
For sake of all the 'peoplekind'! LOL!
Truth.
Why is the logo animation so bad? Is it possible to replace with a static logo?
This so much. Not only is it animated, it's not even continuous.
Very suprising to see such a low quality and careless logo for Cambridge University!
and the intro graphics. Horrible. This is Cambridge, right?
Yeah, it's awful. A simpler static transparency would be much classier.
I love the way they've rotated it round, then realized that it's now facing the wrong way and just flipped it in one frame. I despair for humanities future if that was done by a Cambridge student.
A true master at work! Love every well constructed sentence. Makes me miss the Hitch more and more :(
This is the kind of guy who will show up in history books.
Respect for the poppy, good man Peterson!
Ethereal Hawk it’s a Canadian thing too.
Apparently should be worn on the right shoulder and at 11o’clock.
He's on fire! Peterson is a brilliant speaker and a great intellectual. Thank you for this video...totally enjoyed it. :)
He really has been tearing it up lately, it feels like he's done dealing with the nonsense and is starting to go for the jugular
It’s extraordinary that Mr Peterson is not welcome at the university. Everything he stands for as regards freedom of speech, democracy, common sense etc should be cherished by a seat of learning.
Are you against gender pronouns? why?
Mono trepador .....As indicated , I’m for a number of things which represent the university for me: freedom of speech, open learning, listening to others, fairness, justice. It’s a community from which all can learn and develop.....
@@VernonGoddard Do you agree with gender pronouns? I do not
(Relevant to climate change)"...difficult to separate the science from the politics" Thank You! Exactly right. Amazing how hard that truth is to communicate to most people.
99% politics 1% science.
The politics is in what to _do_ about it. The science outlining the problem is pretty-much 100% actual science. Too many people think they can ignore it and it'll go away. Physics doesn't care what you think.
@@Wookey. Sad to say. But science is not infallible. It is not perfect. And it can be manipulated.
When I took my obligatory environmental elective in college (a month ago) in ecology. When defining climate, my teacher outlined that climate is derived from observations periods of _at least_ 3 decades. Making predictions based on that scope, which varies a lot nowadays (yknow… cause climate change is particularly fast and radical), is very difficult. It's also hard to see what you can do in a single decade in response, or how would that change the dynamic of it.
That's the issue climate scientists face when trying to provide a definite path of action. The consensus is not universal. That's where the room for error comes in, and where political corruption begins...
yeah, it's a mess
May the Lord have mercy.
When he is comfortable like this, is a pleasure to hear his verbal symphony!
Can’t wait enough for the next book tour, can’t think of anything beyond mere order!
More power to us JBP.
Thank you!
The fact that there's more people listening than reacting is something quite powerful to see.
Jordan is putting out a ridiculous amount of content recently. Seemingly every day is a new interview.
He isn't putting this out. Cambridge is
donal reddington he is the focus of the event, obviously.
He's on a tour at the moment.
Getting that Christmas money in
It's to due with his all beef diet, appartly it works like steroids after eating it constantly for a month
Jordan Peterson unplugged! Fantastic to see again.
Well, all I can say is: thank you very much for that Dr Peterson.
I havent spoken to my dad in 7 years (he practically disavowed me for no reason).
His wife has been "gatekeeping" him and refusing to let me contact him.
I'm going to call him today, and not take no for an answer.
Guardian journalists need to watch this
YES
Guardian "journalists" should be hung
I think using the term 'journalists' for those who write for The Guardian is a bit of a stretch.
Ben Quinlan the Guardian opinion pages actually are neo-marxist. It began as a classically liberal newspaper. The change has been dramatic.
@@rossg9361 Yes, 30 years ago I used to read the Guardian, and mostly agreed with it.
Peterson has a real sense of fashion.
Anyone else notice that the cambridge insignia is actually just a looped half rotation of the insignia, and its really obvious to see the looping in that the mirrored logo gets reset every time it goes around? Cmon, surely they should've noticed that when creating the animation.
"You cannot make your own values. You have to discover them."
Phew...
I thank God every day for Jordan Peterson.
Althouh Jordan would hate to admit that but he is still intellectually kicking far-leftist asses all across Europe like a pro. Because he emphasizes the importance of _Individual Responsibility_ in it's best, most noble and humane form - instead of the toxic collectivist dogma of present days which does come from leftists. Go Jordan! The world is listening!
Love that bro
oh give it a rest jeeeezus.
What about this now hold on....
What if we all took responsibility for our actions.
but we did it as a collective.....
I mean it's pretty out there thinking there may be more than just 2 options I know, crazy right. Just think on it tho.
Kvothe Windrunner I'll say it again, what if we collectively took responsibility for our own actions.
Kvothe Windrunner EXACTLY, so let's all do it individually but together thus making the whole process easier, no embarrassment or shame no struggling EVERYONE helping EVERYONE to take responsibility for their own actions as a collective. We do have a responsibility as a species, infact we have many. So as a species let's take responsibility for our actions. When we all work together, there's no limit to what we can accomplish.
Everything he says just sounds so logical and inteligent, soon to become a professor of man kind
Thank you so much for this upload. I discovered JP about 18 months ago and it changed my approach to life, when I'd lost my way. And I will be forever thankful to him for the way our four sons slowly took to him, and now watch clips of him on youtube and two have read (or part read, they're still boys) his book. The two oldest have gone from unemployed, borderline bums on welfare, to both having apprenticeships (a shipwright and chef), and the one graduating school now going from D's and E's, to A's and B's in one year, and working on getting a trade as an electrician.
The youngest is being raised with purpose, with a view to finding something of meaning in his life.
They all clean their rooms.
I no longer care about his detractors. The more I have engaged with them, the more I have found they have nothing to offer instead, apart from mindless adherence to ideology, and a nihilism that almost drowned me in the past. I say this as an almost lifelong atheist, and have no problem with his christian views, and someone who leans centre left.
21:01 The comedic timing there was wonderful
The good doctor tells it straight...
Satanic Coffee Shop. Meh. He’s got his biases just like everyone else.
Too much for Cambridge to handle.
When institutes have gathered much crap since the day they were designed, Jorden Peterson is the first person to see the elephant in the room and he will address it vigorously, cutting the crap when the elephant trumpets, ha!
His reply to the young woman who overcomes autism is the best advice I have ever heard by an older person to a young person. It is startling.
I think part of the reason I as a woman watch these videos is that it helps me learn what good men are supposed to be like and how they should treat women. I've kissed some frogs in my 21 years, and it gives me hope to see this movement of men getting their acts together. As well, it is highly relevant to people in general to be aware of their importance as a thread in the grand weaving of existence.
I kissed you and you were a toad.
I feel like I should know the reference, but yeah, you really don't find out they're toads til after the kiss! Lol
I bet if you spent some more time conversing with them in the more important matters of life you’ll be able to assess if they are a toad or a prince with greater ease. Watch what they eat. How they speak, their interaction with their family members, their best friends but also the waiter, the bus driver etc. then you will know their character. You need to wait long enough to see these things before the kissing begins. But I’m sure you have :)
The answer to the global warming unification question was hilarious. Golden.
I thought the one asking was a woman (I was only listening, not watching). I just watched and I still am not sure. Was that a woman? I'm just curious.
LET'S TALK because he was rushing but it was largely correct
wikichris He didn't fully know what he was talking about in all honesty, which is understandable since he's not a climate scientist, but it doesn't really cut it when he's speaking to an audience largely of students who know more science than him.
DaProHobbit like which part? I’m a power engineer and familiar with the work of Bjorn Lomborg he was referencing. From memory he did screw up something about confusing nuclear and solar I think.
@@LETSTALKENTERTAINMENT exactly ..after that no seems to be backed-up by baseless arguments. So climate change might unite us after all.. Bite me
I didn't realize Daniel Radcliffe was such a good moderator. So talented!
One of his best performances! Really inspiring!
I don't know if it is the caliber of the audience but this is the finest distillation of Jordan Peterson on UA-cam. And I have watched ALL of it. And loved every moment.
I've noticed how his interviews depend a lot on the chemistry with the interviewer. When they start with irrelavant questions, such as "fame", he gets angry and the interview is tense. I believe this is the case.
Pabst Hdez Well the interviewer is too agreeable to actually interview a person of the caliber of JP.
Well it is also due to the intention of the interviewer. Quite often the interviewer is trying to catch him out or they ask him questions that misrepresent his views, so he is constantly having to have a high guard and re-affirm his positions - which I imagine is quite frustrating.
If the interviewer hasn't got an ulterior motive Peterson seems much more relaxed.
What was missing for me was more thunderous applause than left right till the very end. Some of these answers were just phenomenal.
I wonder how many students and faculty in general will rebel against Cambridge decision to revoke Dr. Peterson from going there. I am still in shock. I, for one, am writing to Cambridge University. And I think we all should.
Sylvia Regina I did write to them and got this passive aggressive answer.
“We acknowledge receipt of your email.
You may wish to note, there is no complaints procedure available to members of the public and therefore there is no formal process for members of the public to use if they are dissatisfied with the actions of the University.”
Magnificent answers, even to simple questions.
JP' s killing it with the intellectual mans swag. He looks like every middle class granddad at Christmas.
the part about "having it easier in life" around 35 is amazing.
Dr. Peterson is doing a free jazz solo on these guys's platform. Like a boss.
Who pays the mothers for staying home? The fathers...usually.
@madwtube What don't you get, dude?
The tax-payers pay for mothers to stay home.
@madwtube someone has to feed, clothed, house mothers who are staying home to take care of babies. Who pays for this? Generally speaking, the fathers. In modern times, the tax payers....to our own peril.
Max - They both contribute to one another's lives - it's called Marriage. Regards,
My dad always said that women blew it. They had the best of both worlds. They could have had children AND pursued a career in later life.
Lol, don't worry Jordan, you are so authentic, you are waking up the nations as a guidepost to think for themselves. Awesome delightful work. Excellent motivational presentation.
That was very well done. My compliments to all involved in putting this event together and subsequent video online. I found it enriching and thought-provoking.
I'm at a point that I have watched so many Jordan Peterson videos, that I can predict what kind of answers he will give, but still love to hear it again just for the passion in his voice.
Really loving the new style!
I hope he is taking care of himself.
Yes, Mr. Jordan Peterson the Man....May he always be well, getting rest, and have his own personal time to have peace
Always a pleasure listening to Jordan Peterson. The talk aside, it was amusing to watch the camera being navigated to locate an audience speaker every time: the cameraman panning the camera while zoomed-in, zooming out to where Jordan's looking, being watchful of movements on the screen and finally locating the speaker. :)
A very interesting panel. Thank you for uploading.
That was the best completely apolitical diatribe about global warming I've ever heard. That should become the conservative's new position.
The best takedown of the "low-resolution" global warming hysteria I have seen so far!
He's walking a fine line. Global warming is the Left/ blue church/ legacy religion centerpiece and it's built on lies. He just put a crack down the middle of it with a casual backhand stroke from his sword.
He could start start spouting off all the credible science which refutes warmists rhetoric.
But that would get him labeled a denier. He's playing the line with that one.
@@michaelnice93 As someone who has no idea whether manmade global warming is real or not, one thing that's clear to me is that there's nothing we can do to stop it, only adapt if necessary. JP was taking a similar point of view.
He stole my idea. I said over 10 years ago about then called "global warming" i can't verify it by letting my big V8 run over night and see the "climate" change so i basically could claim thinking the wrong thoughts dooms earth climate.
I feel pleased he communicated this message to a big audience in a less provocative way.
This "virus" has the potential to kill the church of "climate science".
He called it a catastrophe...
@@mapki6750 People hear what they want to hear very often, if not primarily. He clearly said climate change is a catastrophe, but this Theresa J comment seems to insinuates that it isn't. If I could change one thing with a snap of my fingers it would be that people actually comprehended, understood what another says or otherwise communicates.
This world needs more Peterson.
I had autism growing up as a child as well and lost most of the negative set backs as the girl questioner too. It is difficult to find meaning and know what to do that will make the most happiness and impact the most with it. Because you want to do so much in this life. Jordan you are amazing and have changed my life for the better in so many ways.
I was here before the million views!!!!
I was here before C 16
I love the ending on the soul