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  • @BrwrFan806
    @BrwrFan806 5 років тому +1704

    the cameraman gets a hella workout during this dude's lectures

    • @nolanyoung118
      @nolanyoung118 5 років тому +12

      Back and forth, back and forth, X ♾

    • @TS-mo6pn
      @TS-mo6pn 5 років тому +22

      so much the worse if he/she is disagreeable.

    • @berlinwall6674
      @berlinwall6674 5 років тому +1

      He's just moving his hand around

    • @k1xnt
      @k1xnt 4 роки тому +11

      its probably one of those gopro tracking cameras

    • @trangofast9692
      @trangofast9692 4 роки тому +3

      "hella workout" dude shut up.

  • @jacquelinecasas4686
    @jacquelinecasas4686 2 роки тому +37

    In recent days it’s hard to find a UA-cam video on the topic of the difference between men and women that allows comments. It’s so refreshing to hear someone have the knowledge and strength to talk about this. There is a difference and it should be acknowledged. We are doing ourselves a great disservice by pretending there is not. Thank you Dr. Peterson

  • @zhujiayue9771
    @zhujiayue9771 9 місяців тому +12

    Came into the video thinking that this was going to be a counselling session on relationships between men and women, and finished the video with an extraordinary insight to how the differences in personalities can really impact a career growth! Simply mindblowing and very relevant to where I am now, thank you (:

  • @jessicadelrosario2185
    @jessicadelrosario2185 8 місяців тому +8

    I'm high in agreeability and Conscientiousness. I've had to learn from my husband how to actually say what i think and be honest about it. It is very difficult but in my marriage, it is very important because he feels disrespected when i am not truly honest about how i feel, so instead of avoiding conflict, it actually creates more conflict. I've gotten much better at not being walked over by people, but it is still a struggle

  • @luckyplier
    @luckyplier 3 місяці тому +1

    this talk is so good that i listen to it repeatedly.
    and sometimes rewatched it for his body language.

  • @pinkiethehousewife5989
    @pinkiethehousewife5989 Рік тому

    I enjoy you video, always will to learn more❤

  • @braveheart9236
    @braveheart9236 Рік тому +9

    Very interesting and as a woman interesting that I see things differently. It’s because of men’ strength that I fear standing up against them and as a single woman I find myself more vulnerable than married women for a host of reasons. Primarily, I have no male partner to defend me (no ring to indicate this either) so I’m fair game and go out into the world alone. One of the sad reasons child marriages occur is ironically to protect women from random men.

  • @leovpa4436
    @leovpa4436 5 місяців тому +1

    Akira the Don picked some ideas of the original clip to make a song called: "agreeable and conscientious". Great artist👍

  • @mouhamedniang4643
    @mouhamedniang4643 4 місяці тому +1

    One of the best psychologist.

  • @Languagesimp2
    @Languagesimp2 Рік тому

    Hello, I am very interested in where he got this information from. I am seeking to become more well-informed and articulate myself, and so I would like to read whatever he is reading, as it seems to be gold. Does anyone know what it is? A book or an article, perhaps?

    • @d.s.5654
      @d.s.5654 4 місяці тому

      I guess from his academic education

  • @wesfin
    @wesfin 3 місяці тому

    6:24, 12:40 last comment, socialized (kind/compassionate/caring) disagreeableness (blunt/truthful/honest/competitive/driven) is the goal.
    To be virtuous you must be both

  • @MusicPanda0n0
    @MusicPanda0n0 5 років тому +396

    I love how he’s constantly circling around the room and basically having a conversation with the entire class

  • @sextuslucretius
    @sextuslucretius 5 років тому +751

    I like how they cut out the part where he said “if a man hits a women it might kill her”

    • @kindredtoast3439
      @kindredtoast3439 5 років тому +120

      I was wondering what got cut out there. Thank you.

    • @heathermcdougall2399
      @heathermcdougall2399 4 роки тому +98

      I know for a fact , if my ex-special forces brother ever hit me, I would need immediate hospitalization, if I survived it.

    • @oscaka0073
      @oscaka0073 4 роки тому +35

      Why they cut it tho ?

    • @sextuslucretius
      @sextuslucretius 4 роки тому +48

      EndlessImaginations the whole video does go against your idea of the left, so I don’t think that’s why.

    • @sextuslucretius
      @sextuslucretius 4 роки тому +47

      Although he does get his point across so the cut doesn’t really matter.

  • @MarcusEMunya
    @MarcusEMunya 6 років тому +1512

    So what I learnt form this is
    I am agreeable
    Jordan is also agreeable
    Agreeable people find it difficult to decide what they want and how they're going to get it.
    Jordan Peterson has learned to negotiate on his own behalf and speak the plain truth.
    I need to learn to negotiate on my own behalf too.

    • @svenhoek
      @svenhoek 6 років тому +52

      I agree

    • @hallodunase
      @hallodunase 6 років тому +27

      Well said, thanks for the summary.
      I too think I am an agreeable Person. I love that in Psychology those traits are seen as equal. I mean, he explains in the video that none of the traits is right, none is wrong. Both have their advantages and their disadvantages. Now I just need to learn to stand up for myself and thus minimize my disadvantages. :)

    • @jannaa7515
      @jannaa7515 6 років тому

      doobeedoobeedooo the reason why a man have the right to get married to 4 women in Islam , excuse me !!! : ua-cam.com/video/UBAZlZOIZFo/v-deo.html

    • @theremharth
      @theremharth 6 років тому

      Right on

    • @pedromeneses5661
      @pedromeneses5661 6 років тому +13

      As an agreeable person is can say I am in agreeance to this statement.

  • @shiftychaos
    @shiftychaos 5 років тому +544

    As a deeply agreeable person, I feel like I'm watching roast of myself.

    • @DanielHardej
      @DanielHardej 5 років тому +5

      agreed

    • @ruburtoe1
      @ruburtoe1 5 років тому +7

      Cause you see defensively by default

    • @jazzy-oj7pr
      @jazzy-oj7pr 5 років тому +2

      Hahaha same

    • @gezzapk
      @gezzapk 4 роки тому +5

      Well at least your not in denail like a disagreeable person could be

    • @lanceroark6386
      @lanceroark6386 4 роки тому +1

      “a roast”

  • @redramenpls
    @redramenpls 5 років тому +357

    I find myself to be a VERY agreeable person to a fault. I completely relate when he says agreeable people sometimes don't even know what they want at all. I've realized I'm so self conscious about how I treat other people that I forget what I enjoy and desire because that's no longer my focus-- even in acting class when the director says to act truthfully to myself, I honestly don't know how to do that. Because I'm hyper aware of myself I find flaws that probably don't even exist in me, and I'm terrified of having to live by myself, solve my own issues, and face conflict. I've been living for other people and I thank Mr. Peterson for making me reevaluate myself. I have to learn how to say no and put myself first for a change.

    • @sheilareyes5511
      @sheilareyes5511 5 років тому +6

      I truly understand. Hope you are doing well since you’ve discovered this about yourself. It is such a challenge. This awareness has set me upon a totally different trajectory in profession and personally. Good luck and awesomely brave if you!

    • @notlikely4468
      @notlikely4468 5 років тому +2

      Well...there's a social psych theory that humans selected agreeableness the same way we domesticated dogs
      By killing off those who didn't show the desired trait
      Back in the day (theory) the community had little problem bashing in the heads of nasty people as they slept
      Ergo...psychopaths with really good social skills

    • @cynshim673
      @cynshim673 5 років тому

      Wowww....

    • @thisisntallowed9560
      @thisisntallowed9560 5 років тому +17

      It happens that parents raise their kids to be obediants and not have too much needs, so those children learn that expressing their needs will bother their parents, therefore they lose touch with their needs.

    • @deficator750
      @deficator750 5 років тому +5

      Me too, i feel like i want to be liked and accepted more than i want to make myself happy

  • @justvibin1087
    @justvibin1087 5 років тому +481

    I'm surprised anyone this intelligent is allowed on a college campus these days.

    • @matthewbaily-manzano9773
      @matthewbaily-manzano9773 5 років тому +28

      Its incredible that hes still a public figure with all of his controversies. Just listen and learn for as long as hes around for

    • @hendrikroux4596
      @hendrikroux4596 5 років тому +7

      Can't agree more! ;-)))

    • @Itsdivinedivine
      @Itsdivinedivine 4 роки тому

      Shots fired

    • @carlurbananimals
      @carlurbananimals 4 роки тому +5

      All men are aware they stronger upper strength at puberty (but this guy has the guts to admit it)

    • @tommydaape3412
      @tommydaape3412 4 роки тому +3

      @@carlurbananimals it's common knowledge and it's still OK to say it, it's just that some news networks fear monger political correctness culture and make it seem more widespread than it is, but basically every male in a college campus that isn't gay knows that men are stronger than women lol

  • @agreen182
    @agreen182 4 роки тому +23

    "You'll line up to be exploited"
    This is one of the greatest lessons I ever learned in life, and I thank Mr. Peterson for teaching it to me. Has helped me so much to see this trait in myself and learn to stop letting others run me over.

  • @JasonFuller
    @JasonFuller 5 років тому +81

    This helped me be more empathetic to my nursing wife.

    • @sandenium
      @sandenium 4 роки тому +6

      Wonderful. Great. I hope you're actually doing what you said

    • @lotus6964
      @lotus6964 2 роки тому +1

      Good for you! She could use that❤️

  • @killme7750
    @killme7750 7 років тому +1836

    kangaroos are people

    • @michalolos1715
      @michalolos1715 7 років тому +40

      Haramble did nafin wrong.

    • @killme7750
      @killme7750 7 років тому +22

      except die when we needed him the most :'(

    • @michalolos1715
      @michalolos1715 7 років тому +12

      he is helping Kek now,so he never forgot about us.

    • @fuzzzvibe
      @fuzzzvibe 7 років тому +4

      And that's that. So...

    • @elizabethbennet4791
      @elizabethbennet4791 7 років тому +2

      dat rayciss yo

  • @olasmith8132
    @olasmith8132 4 роки тому +5

    Dr. Peterson, you have helped our marriage so much....we were always OK and had a good foundation, but after listening to your lectures on the differences between men and women has helped us so much in understanding all our arguments and struggles, there is so much more understanding of each other and our days are so much more lovely and enjoyable now for us.

  • @user-is3yn7xr4c
    @user-is3yn7xr4c 5 років тому +70

    This guy is so articulate... He could be a psychology professor

    • @dre7256
      @dre7256 5 років тому +2

      Djmater ..

    • @2cents859
      @2cents859 5 років тому +1

      0 he is a professor 🤓

    • @GIGARON
      @GIGARON 4 роки тому

      hahahahahaha

  • @jacobedwards4942
    @jacobedwards4942 5 років тому +1

    I had that same overhead projector. Well done Jordan!

  • @smievil
    @smievil 7 років тому +480

    why is domestic violence between human x kangaroo relationships so rare though?

    • @timinthesun
      @timinthesun 5 років тому +13

      it does happen people frequently get attacked by kangaroos here in Australia, and of course humans shoot millions of kangaroos because apparently there are too many of them.

    • @vonb2792
      @vonb2792 5 років тому +29

      Because Humans brought Guns to a Boxing Match. Kangarous had too much punch. We had to find explosive solutions to solve the relationship ;). Joke appart. In Australia, they having serious issues of Kangorou overpopulation to the point Kangorou are not afraid of humans and taking their land back :P

    • @veejayroth
      @veejayroth 5 років тому +1

      :D

    • @sentientself
      @sentientself 5 років тому +7

      you obviously don't live in Australia, we have punch ups with kangaroos regularly :)

    • @gaunteroslimm2538
      @gaunteroslimm2538 5 років тому +3

      Asking the real questions

  • @SC-vb2ui
    @SC-vb2ui 5 років тому +4

    Endless knowledge,Appreciate 🙏🏼

  • @zenzelekubheka2122
    @zenzelekubheka2122 5 років тому +3

    That you professor for the wonderful lecture , you have taught me to discover myself today

  • @Nerdpainter
    @Nerdpainter 6 років тому +640

    holy shit the overly agreeable thing fits me perfectly. dammit.

    • @Nerdpainter
      @Nerdpainter 6 років тому +14

      it sucks

    • @wonderoushistoryofclassicf9193
      @wonderoushistoryofclassicf9193 6 років тому +2

      Lill Painter sorry bud. That sucks

    • @williamschlass4598
      @williamschlass4598 6 років тому +7

      You can try to change your behavior despite your temperament but it might not sit well with you deep down thats what I would think

    • @biffm.2806
      @biffm.2806 5 років тому +16

      I married a disagreeable man, and I find that I have slowly changed from more agreeable, to middle ground or close to disagreeable.

    • @kimberlyrosssegovia203
      @kimberlyrosssegovia203 5 років тому +4

      Hey! If u truly r an agreeable person, you'd be enclined to agree. Dont u agree? i say that u agree a final time to agree to be freed. Then set urself Free and be Free to just be...

  • @emilycaballero6052
    @emilycaballero6052 5 років тому +12

    This is amazing! He’s voicing a notion I’ve had for a while! I’m not a mother (nor should I be, I just graduated high school) but I do have four younger siblings. I’m pretty used to pandering to infants. And I’ve realized that most of the major conflicts in my life have been caused by me treating mature people like infants by being way too accepting of their BS.

  • @joshualevan
    @joshualevan 5 років тому +13

    Watching Jordan's videos has the added bonus of reminding me I need to clean my room.

  • @TheMineGamer20141
    @TheMineGamer20141 5 років тому +1

    When he started talking about agreeable people my mind just exploded.
    He just made me figure out myself.
    I always knew “something” was wrong with how i treat people, but i never knew what that “thing” was until this video!!

  • @gracemoore6138
    @gracemoore6138 5 років тому +19

    Wow. Currently binging clips of Jordan and I dont understand why people dont like this man. All he does is speak the truth.

    • @alleygoose9163
      @alleygoose9163 5 років тому +3

      I think it's because the people who don't like him aren't actually listening, they're just projecting.

    • @warnbrobongsage4231
      @warnbrobongsage4231 5 років тому +4

      People don’t like truth because it threatens the way they want shit to be

    • @dwo356
      @dwo356 5 років тому +5

      Many people don't like him because of his actions during debates and discussing religion. He's okay at talking about things he's spent his life studying, but he also gets into the apologetics game and debates atheists. He fails miserably in those because he can't be honest and hides behind long ramblings when people ask him simple yes or no questions.
      He also seems to refuse to define what he believes, which many seem to equate to him wanting to keep as many religious followers as he can without alienating any.

    • @kathyingram3061
      @kathyingram3061 5 років тому +1

      ~Its cuz he refuses to use the new made up pronouns~

  • @havelpants5248
    @havelpants5248 6 років тому +97

    The disagreeable man you described sounds exactly like my father lol

    • @myspookydiaries4087
      @myspookydiaries4087 5 років тому +22

      Maybe you both have the same father but different mother.

    • @sonjak8265
      @sonjak8265 5 років тому +2

      Exactly like my mother.

    • @ThePamastymui
      @ThePamastymui 4 роки тому +1

      Hypothesis: Fathers have to be disagreeable to get shit done and to teach children the way of the conflict.

  • @ashleydavis2638
    @ashleydavis2638 5 років тому

    This video really resonated with me! It's the first time I've heard this kind of explaination.

  • @peipeiguo3169
    @peipeiguo3169 5 років тому +6

    Wow, so grateful to watch this when my baby is 18 month old now and I am trying to get my work performance credited in the meantime. Now it is the time to play the disagreeable card! Thank you for your career advice for women.

  • @leiles9732
    @leiles9732 6 років тому +8

    OMG I am too agreeable 😭! Great lesson, I will take the advice 😉

  • @golmaal138
    @golmaal138 5 років тому +136

    In other words, women's nervous systems seem to be wired for empathy. They can feel the emotions of others and definitely the emotions of their offsprings.

    • @jokuihmehyyppa
      @jokuihmehyyppa 5 років тому +13

      So something went wrong with me as I'm really cold and babies disgust me 🤔 Not that I really mind it. At least my career won't be ruined by time spent at home raising kids.

    • @revitellect3129
      @revitellect3129 5 років тому +16

      Yeah, generally, that's probably the case. But as with anything, there are outliers. So you have to figure yourself out. I'm not sure, but even though I'm a guy, I think I'm more empathetic and agreeable. And I need to learn to be more assertive to avoid being exploited.

    • @kyle18934
      @kyle18934 5 років тому +4

      @@revitellect3129 I'm the same way. I really hate conflict and am terriable in arguments even when I'm right. Lol this is bad but when I'm out in public I just drag my more aggressive friend around. It works out lol

    • @revitellect3129
      @revitellect3129 5 років тому +1

      @@kyle18934 Haha. Nice idea. Y'all even each other out.

    • @kyle18934
      @kyle18934 5 років тому

      @@revitellect3129 true lol

  • @santieengelbrecht9810
    @santieengelbrecht9810 6 років тому

    Thank you so much Jordan. I am getting so close to the jumping off place to change my career without feeling like a failure.

  • @danhenry8557
    @danhenry8557 6 років тому +1

    Outstanding analysis. Being correct and honest is a real delima. People are shocked by true honesty.

    • @sheikhmuhammad7705
      @sheikhmuhammad7705 5 років тому

      Being correct,honest and constructive shud be fine if always accompanied with,starting off by a tailored measured approach and sincerity

  • @allisonlee7178
    @allisonlee7178 6 років тому +99

    There are many women who are interested in things, and there are many men who are interested in people. (Jordan Peterson is obviously very interested in people since he is a psychologist.) While women in general TEND to be interested in people and men TEND to be interested in things it doesn't say too much about individuals. It's no use to say that men and women are fundamentally different; it's just that there are general tendencies of each gender. The problem with emphasizing these gender generalities is that it can influence people to believe that all men should be this way or all women should be that way. Then women or men who deviate from what is considered normal for their gender would feel like they don't belong or that they should change.

    • @ryang142
      @ryang142 6 років тому +24

      Thats called adversity and society isnt built to accommodate breaks with social norms. But good thing is, in a capatalist society anyone can succeed on their own merit. Problems arise however when you try to socially engineer equal opportunity of outcome.

    • @invaderg3332
      @invaderg3332 5 років тому

      "Emphasising" for you means just talking out lead,right? How about we suppress all our instinctual traits(not talking gender specific traits), see how that goes. Suppression is not the anti-dote to inequality or anything that creates a problem psychologically or even socially.
      We SHOULD discuss them and we SHOULD let people be people and not ostracise behaviour or ban certain speech. OP's comment is especially funny to me, because this sounds exactly like how my head sounded when I had OCD.

    • @simus7231
      @simus7231 5 років тому +8

      Allison Lee I generally agree with you and Peterson himself has acknowledged that individual differences trump group tendencies, but it isn’t your notion of individuality that is being challenged it’s the notion that there are no differences between the sexes.
      While these sort of statistical generalities paint in broad strokes they still need to be mentioned because they at least give us a framework through which to understand how we got to where we are as men and women. Between the politically correct narrative that there are no inherent differences and one that paints broadly I’ll take the latter because it at least is true and gives us something to work with.

    • @owenanthony9212
      @owenanthony9212 5 років тому +1

      Men and women are completely different. It isnt meant to be a negative thing that men are better at some things and women are better at others. You can argue that each gender can do whatever the other can and yes but not to the same level of ability based on genetics. Men are stronger, someone had to protect the woman and child and someone had to take care of the next generation. We all have a role

    • @randyvanvliet226
      @randyvanvliet226 5 років тому

      @@ryang142 BINGO!!!! "Problems arise however when you try to socially engineer equal opportunity of outcome."

  • @charlestaylor8624
    @charlestaylor8624 4 роки тому +3

    This is an illuminating talk. I do see social science typology as putting people in boxes, however. The poet Robert Bly called himself an introvert with extroverted qualities. I've found from my own experience that I am both an appeaser and competitive. Women I've noticed will often drop their appeasing side when their children are raised and head out into the competitive workplace. We can change through time, and can change due to circumstances.

  • @corbbing
    @corbbing 5 років тому

    Thank you so much!

  • @TornaDoza
    @TornaDoza 4 роки тому

    Mr. Peterson is brilliant, as always! What I wouldn't give to attend his lectures...

  • @abdullahx8118
    @abdullahx8118 5 років тому +3

    I love the perfect cut when he says if I hit you and I really hit you. It's almost as though his hidden rage came out and you had to cut it out the video. Hilarious

  • @andrewvirtue5048
    @andrewvirtue5048 5 років тому +70

    My understanding of this video is:
    -Agreeable people are essentially yes men. Which makes it hard for them to decide what they want for themselves, and how to get it.
    -Disagreeable people a hard to get along with, because they dont beat around the bush, and get straight to the point.
    -Conscientious people don't really care about the personal aspects. But are more concerned with doing what needs done.
    Am I right or wrong?

  • @jamiewilson2088
    @jamiewilson2088 5 років тому +3

    Mind blown here
    Really has opened my eyes to some problems I’ve been having concerning being agreeable! Thanks for the upload👍

  • @jhssuthrnmama
    @jhssuthrnmama 6 років тому +154

    As a mother of 6, a keen observer of human nature, and a woman who is very, very low in trait neuroticism, I think you're spot-on that the typical woman's nervous system is adapted to the mother-infant dyad, whether she wants it to be or not. (I'm likely overall quite masculine in traits, as I'm also an electrical engineer by degree, a brass player, a weightlifter, and a INTJ.)

    • @jhssuthrnmama
      @jhssuthrnmama 6 років тому +32

      One of the most embarrassing memories I have (and it happened more than once) was having annual reviews while working as an engineer. I didn't expect or receive negative feedback, but still found myself on the verge of tears every time, cursing my hormones!

    • @billmitman9871
      @billmitman9871 5 років тому +3

      Like it. I delight in “engineers”, brilliant. Told former wive that Sully Sullenberger, Miracle on the Hudson... wife said he has no sense of humor. My wife said, yes, those people are hard to get along with. I was slack jawed at her, take away. Sully was conscientious and competent.

    • @manip3351
      @manip3351 5 років тому +2

      INTJs are the coolest !!

    • @jasonms11
      @jasonms11 5 років тому +9

      There is a reason INTJ women's most common complaint is difficulty relating with other females. You are a rare but special breed.

    • @lennymatthew8669
      @lennymatthew8669 5 років тому +7

      No such thing as INTJ, Myers Briggs year is meaningless.

  • @passionatebraziliangirl.4801
    @passionatebraziliangirl.4801 6 років тому +16

    I love these lectures, I'm glad to find this scholar.

    • @catman3953
      @catman3953 6 років тому +1

      Scholar?? Are you serious? Oh well:-)

    • @firstname405
      @firstname405 5 років тому

      Yeah he aint a scholar haha. He has removed himself from evidence-based thinking and has indulged in an ideological fantasy

  • @IndigoBellyDance
    @IndigoBellyDance 5 років тому

    This is Brilliant and explains so much. Thank u thank u thank u thank u

  • @siphosihlemsibi9654
    @siphosihlemsibi9654 4 роки тому +2

    man, listening to this guy is so nice

  • @nymeriagloves3957
    @nymeriagloves3957 7 років тому +463

    most disagreeable in 10,000... that's funny as hell

    • @slamdunktiger
      @slamdunktiger 6 років тому +25

      I disagree with your disagreement and do not agree with the initial conjecture either.

    • @MrMatNam
      @MrMatNam 6 років тому +38

      I wonder if the guy disagreed with the results.

    • @danjbundrick
      @danjbundrick 6 років тому +9

      I disagree with all comments which follow this comment

    • @bogesk
      @bogesk 6 років тому +7

      I agree with you!

    • @danjbundrick
      @danjbundrick 6 років тому +9

      bogesk - YOU FOOL, YOU'VE DAMNED US ALL!!

  • @108chapin
    @108chapin 7 років тому +60

    Just after the 2:40 mark a cut is made. I gave myself lulz by imagining him saying "Your chest would explode"

    • @maximusmeridius5705
      @maximusmeridius5705 7 років тому +40

      I just imagine him walking up to a student and knocking them out then continuing the discussion, lmao.

    • @brandonferguson1060
      @brandonferguson1060 6 років тому

      Hahahah

    • @batboy5023
      @batboy5023 6 років тому

      XD

    • @firstname405
      @firstname405 5 років тому

      @@maximusmeridius5705 that's fitting for the masochist he is

  • @TheChadPad
    @TheChadPad 6 років тому

    This made me realize why I love the peace symbol and the idea of world peace so much and also why I love kids! It's to avoid conflict and make a better, safer environment for children to grow up in. This was enlightening. Peace (Y)

  • @kim9837
    @kim9837 5 років тому +1

    Spot on as usual 👌🏼😎

  • @vincek7810
    @vincek7810 7 років тому +8

    I can relate to this discussion in every sense, whenever I've been somewhat agreeable I tend to see people trying to exploit that, and when I've been really conscientious and performance driven and let it known to the rest of the group in whatever we're working on, I just end up getting verbally attacked and lynched by all the agreeable people, no one can handle criticism these days and make you out to be the villain if they act like a victim

    • @Bffyukncxe
      @Bffyukncxe 6 років тому +1

      Well, I think the point of the lecture is to try both the performance driven and the emotionally driven methods simultaneously and in balance. Have you tried that yet? I bet if you give criticism in the same way (balanced), it will be better received.

  • @toopidipoo1153
    @toopidipoo1153 5 років тому +6

    As agréable and conscientious people, I think we are aware of people’s intention and we know when we get exploited. But we like to please others because it makes us happy and it also brings peace to our life. Thus it also makes it harder on us. However, lately I decided to let people know that I am aware of their intention and manipulation. IAnd I make sure to let them know that if I do what they ask is because I want to (since I like to please people) and it is not because I am stupid or because of their manipulations.

    • @shirleycolee1
      @shirleycolee1 4 роки тому +1

      Well put. There is pressure on women to behave certain ways to please others and not themselves.

  • @siyarchitect
    @siyarchitect 5 років тому

    I like the raw and clear ability to present facts Jordan exhibits. Though there are some elements missing in this conversation

    • @firstname405
      @firstname405 5 років тому

      "Facts" isn't a word I would use in the sake sentence as Jordan. He has long since departed from evidence-based thinking and is now on an ideological tirade

  • @mandaloolux9216
    @mandaloolux9216 4 роки тому

    You rock. I like your lectures.

  • @CactusInButt
    @CactusInButt 4 роки тому +17

    "Human beings punch. There's other animals that do that, kangaroos do that too, eh? So we're not the only people that punch."
    1:47
    This to me is the single most significant Peterson quote.

    • @Alanalan12297
      @Alanalan12297 3 роки тому

      He wanted to say we r not the only animal that punch.

  • @yunque30gmail
    @yunque30gmail 6 років тому +9

    THANK YOU JORDAN FOR ALL YOU DO! Ive learned a great deal from your videos!

    • @justafanintexas7913
      @justafanintexas7913 6 років тому +1

      You need to search out other sources and then draw educated comparisons. Really, do it.

  • @AAron-gr3jk
    @AAron-gr3jk 4 роки тому

    what an enlightening lecture

  • @QueenBees456
    @QueenBees456 5 років тому

    Wow...so on point!

  • @korviscapetrova5269
    @korviscapetrova5269 5 років тому +8

    See his point @9:03 is so so important
    When you are in the company of people who don't work as hard as you but STILL efin get what they want, wounds your psyche and work ethic leading to the high performance employees also becoming insolent.

    • @mesenev
      @mesenev 4 роки тому

      Things like this is the most insulting stuff especially if you are pretty much disagreeable person. You could literally "feel" the injustice. It's funny that I knew it, but never could formulate it in proper words. (Hello to my lab)

  • @SophiesWorld2024
    @SophiesWorld2024 4 роки тому +9

    If middle aged women are so agreeable then why are mother-in-laws so difficult???

    • @em0_tion
      @em0_tion 4 роки тому +2

      Because now TWO women are fighting for the same resources (attention, money, protection etc.).

    • @colywogable
      @colywogable 4 роки тому +2

      The oedipal mother will be a more difficult mother in law.

    • @SophiesWorld2024
      @SophiesWorld2024 4 роки тому

      @@em0_tion would it not be the same in work? I've worked with lots of bitches in my time. I think Jordan Petersons view of women is how women are to men, not how they are to other women.

    • @em0_tion
      @em0_tion 4 роки тому +1

      @@SophiesWorld2024 Jordan Petersons has no idea what current women are, besides listening for advice about women from a long-time married man is as useless as an old twat that never smoked cigs or e-cigs explaining me how she heard that e-cigs are way more harmful than the good ol death sticks. Use your critical thinking and always seek for the objective truth, not the idolized God figure.

    • @SophiesWorld2024
      @SophiesWorld2024 4 роки тому +1

      @@em0_tion that's exactly why I'm making these comments. So many guys seem to idolise him.

  • @ApexFrontier
    @ApexFrontier 4 роки тому

    Brilliant and profoundly illuminating.

  • @OGPurePhoenix
    @OGPurePhoenix 5 років тому +2

    I am amazed every time i listen to this man.
    He makes me appreciate what i have been doing, just out of habit.
    Without even thinking about it.
    Just *doing* the stuff he's talking about.
    He makes me appreciate that IQ tests are definitely wrong...
    Because he's a smart man and he takes 14 minutes to explain what i do out of habit or based on a hunch.

  • @blueafroninja
    @blueafroninja 4 роки тому +3

    I wish Bad Lip Reading would make a video on this video. The hand gestures would make it hilarious. So eccentric.

  • @meganthackery935
    @meganthackery935 6 років тому +3

    10:50 blew my mind

  • @KidFifty
    @KidFifty 6 років тому +1

    Incredible insights.

  • @vociferonheraldofthewinter2284
    @vociferonheraldofthewinter2284 4 роки тому +2

    What I love about the story of the disagreeable man is that he turned out to be the highest in compassion. He had compassion for the people who worked hard and were dragging around dead weight. He liberated them.

  • @globalmuffin2
    @globalmuffin2 5 років тому +80

    i like this professor. he doesn't seem to have a hidden agenda so far.

    • @YawMoney
      @YawMoney 5 років тому +2

      Political Fashionista exactly. So even you disagree you rather find out why or how you can exploit the data

    • @joethestrat
      @joethestrat 5 років тому +19

      He does. It's called imparting what he's learned to a new generation of students so they can see what happens when they apply that knowledge and build on it. It's a good thing.

    • @Trrippy_Shades
      @Trrippy_Shades 5 років тому +1

      Youre so behind jordan peterson has the greatest mind in history

    • @joethestrat
      @joethestrat 5 років тому +2

      @Ligeia D.Aurevilly Beautifully said. I think there's something extremely... human... about science - It's almost a passing of the torch between generations of minds all working to understand everything about/around us and most importantly make life better for fellow humans through that understanding. It is an incredibly noble pursuit, like you said :)

    • @firstname405
      @firstname405 5 років тому +6

      @@joethestrat you're depiction of science is quote fitting, but I'd like to point out that JBP does not follow the scientific method and has disgraced himself because of it. Science, when done right (ie. nobley, not for one's own agenda) is as beautiful as you describe.

  • @shawn-dsz
    @shawn-dsz 5 років тому +8

    Can't believe it's come to this that we need to explain the difference between men and women

    • @talldarkhandsome8587
      @talldarkhandsome8587 5 років тому +1

      Shawn D'souza you wouldn't think it would need an explanation 🤦🏻‍♂️

    • @firstname405
      @firstname405 5 років тому

      @Ligeia D.Aurevilly yeah, who woulda thought? When you are raised and taught to be a certain way, you become that certain way

  • @sleepyhollow4417
    @sleepyhollow4417 4 роки тому +1

    Jordan does such a great job of defining disciplines. I hope in the future that idealism is more explained like a discipline. Ideology tends to portray advanced disciplines for me, not limited to secularism or atheism. Science and education both being mostly the same for me, teach disciplines in one form or another. You need discipline just to learn in a classroom and so I learn. Great lecture Sir.

  • @swavnasahoo711
    @swavnasahoo711 5 років тому

    To get the right serve of tea. This guy is the way to go.

  • @beb1234
    @beb1234 5 років тому +11

    what if your "true nature" is conscious but your behavior is highly agreeable due to constant overexposure to conflict during young age and now you're in extreme conflict with yourself and can't seem to find a way out..

  • @thejuliebean
    @thejuliebean 4 роки тому +7

    He makes me want to go back to school to be a psychologist.

  • @CrimsonHazmat
    @CrimsonHazmat 5 років тому +2

    We're wired to be vulnerable to protect and care for our young, I found that kind of interesting in this

  • @JorgePille
    @JorgePille 4 роки тому

    Fascinating!

  • @frederickg500
    @frederickg500 5 років тому +4

    Mr Peterson you absolutely rock. I just wish that 5% of our politicians and teachers had your attitude and the strength of your deliverance then this world would be a better place. Your eloquent technique together with the sense and reason behind your statements is a breath of fresh air in some what a polluted city. Keep up the good fight and may God give you strength, patience and endurance.

  • @mattiasek2217
    @mattiasek2217 7 років тому +348

    Why did you cut out a section in 2:41

    • @roncinephile
      @roncinephile 7 років тому +72

      Yeah, I totally noticed that too. Weird.

    • @minsoxy
      @minsoxy 7 років тому +164

      Because he says if I do the reverse I will kill you.

    • @wyeth1023
      @wyeth1023 6 років тому +23

      right! Thanks commietube xD

    • @imbatrossthescrub2096
      @imbatrossthescrub2096 6 років тому +16

      ...c-cut the tape....

    • @spencerstephens7594
      @spencerstephens7594 5 років тому +34

      @@MahmoudLaban no it's for UA-cam ad revenue, things have changed since the adpocalypse

  • @Freethinkercarnivore
    @Freethinkercarnivore 4 роки тому +1

    i'm a little of both i adapt and conquer but also i seek peace

  • @EndorphikaMorphika
    @EndorphikaMorphika 5 років тому

    Say it like it is ! Spot on !

  • @davetaitt4109
    @davetaitt4109 5 років тому +7

    From an evolutionary perspective, I believe men also develope upper body strength for throwing.

  • @evigilatus
    @evigilatus 6 років тому +32

    Finally, an answer for the "How can she slap?" guy :D

  • @qazimashhood
    @qazimashhood 5 років тому

    Enlightening

  • @nsu777
    @nsu777 4 роки тому

    Fascinating

  • @gabriella.v
    @gabriella.v 5 років тому +3

    I will go to extremes to prove my point if I am absolutely sure it is correct. I hate when people make excuses and I loooove to argue.

    • @Bremith103
      @Bremith103 5 років тому +1

      You should try to turn them to tor view point, not argue. The overall situation and long-term plane will be productive at best, and neutral at worst.

    • @gabriella.v
      @gabriella.v 5 років тому

      @@Bremith103 Well, that is the idea. If I know my facts I will argue to make other people see that I might be right. But at the same time if someone has a strong argument I will accept the possibility that he knows something I don't and he might be right. All I am saying is that I am not a person who avoids arguments - if I prove my point or I don't it is still a win win situation because I can learn something out of it (except when you argue with stupid people, its not worth it)

    • @Bremith103
      @Bremith103 5 років тому +2

      @@gabriella.v It seems you got the idea right, I was just taken back by your use of the word "argue", saying discuss might be better suited to our definition 😆

  • @iheartwarheads
    @iheartwarheads 7 років тому +49

    Last time I was this early this was a good meme

    • @Yotrymp
      @Yotrymp 7 років тому +6

      S O R T

  • @anjalijoshi9571
    @anjalijoshi9571 5 років тому

    Wow this hit hard 🤯

  • @chasityawesome
    @chasityawesome 4 роки тому +1

    I love it at 9:30 where he explains how we, as agreeable people, get exploited and his encouraging words for us. Need to repeat this daily to myself!

  • @feartheghus
    @feartheghus 5 років тому +66

    “What’s the difference between men and women?”
    Well for one thing one’s an innie and one’s an outtie

  • @lydiabrownse1535
    @lydiabrownse1535 5 років тому +3

    I am very agreeable and have suffered a lot for it.

  • @curtiserecacho1401
    @curtiserecacho1401 4 роки тому +1

    Wow I learned so much in 13 minutes. I AM an agreeable person and I'm going to be more assertive with observations awareneses know to be True.. Good stuff!

  • @lopamudraray4571
    @lopamudraray4571 5 років тому

    I wish I heard this lecture 7 years back.

  • @moursundjames
    @moursundjames 4 роки тому +3

    Every lecture video of Dr. Peterson's ends with him saying, "so..."

  • @brokenspielt
    @brokenspielt 5 років тому +3

    I should be studying.
    But I have watched this video several times too.

    • @Kishishev1903
      @Kishishev1903 4 роки тому +2

      JP videos are the best form of studying there is.

  • @trees915
    @trees915 6 років тому

    He is spot on!

  • @bratplapper
    @bratplapper 6 років тому +4

    6:20, 6:55 7:20, 9:10 11:00 11:50 12:40
    agreeable: compassionate,polite.
    disagreeable: tough minded, blunt, competitive, wont do what they dont want to. compete & win.
    conscientious: trustworthy.

  • @bananasauce5059
    @bananasauce5059 5 років тому +3

    I hate being a woman and thus being more inclined toward agreeableness. I am disagreeable compared to many women but not disagreeable enough compared to many men. As time goes on I become increasingly better at being assertive but I still have a ways to go before I can rival the average man.

    • @musical_lolu4811
      @musical_lolu4811 5 років тому

      Well, there's the LGBT to handle that first hate for ya.

    • @bananasauce5059
      @bananasauce5059 5 років тому

      @@musical_lolu4811 how are the LGBT gonna help with that?

  • @Evolution_10_X
    @Evolution_10_X 4 роки тому

    So interesting love listening to this guy

  • @dennisaskeland5870
    @dennisaskeland5870 6 років тому +1

    this one was great, and it made me read up on psychology. wish i had this professor.