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  • @wesuhlee777
    @wesuhlee777 5 років тому +40376

    The man has become the father figure of a fatherless generation

    • @Pomiferous
      @Pomiferous 5 років тому +444

      @@harikoa4723 Are you under the influence of postmodern hysteria ?

    • @harikoa4723
      @harikoa4723 5 років тому +1014

      @@Pomiferous mostly DMT

    • @danglenzig
      @danglenzig 5 років тому +96

      @@harikoa4723 i think your trying too hard dude. Your words are not floathing. Its like reading a lecture who fall into its own words. English is my second language, so im not by any means a expert. I just gave my humble opinion.

    • @Ahmetfusta
      @Ahmetfusta 5 років тому +61

      Deep

    • @NorthshireGaming
      @NorthshireGaming 5 років тому +712

      Which is why his rise in popularity is so incredibly tragic. The fact that speaking the truth, and wanting to empower yourself and become a morally and spiritually adjusted person has become counterculture.

  • @MusicalBasics
    @MusicalBasics 4 роки тому +11132

    Literally everything that comes out of Peterson's mouth is like an oasis of water for a lonely traveler that's been in the desert for far too long. God bless you Jordan peterson.

    • @DivergentDiveBomb
      @DivergentDiveBomb 4 роки тому +92

      Hey Tumi! Why don’t you try adding value first before asking for it? I’ve found that works best. Just an idea 💡 🙏🏼❤️

    • @williamshakespear5858
      @williamshakespear5858 4 роки тому +36

      @@DivergentDiveBomb Damn bro you wrecked him haha. Okay there's my value added, check this out 😂🤣 ua-cam.com/video/Mc_JKM7HwvE/v-deo.html

    • @aa-zo6ph
      @aa-zo6ph 4 роки тому +23

      @@williamshakespear5858 underrated response

    • @luth7050
      @luth7050 4 роки тому +13

      true bro

    • @natas0733
      @natas0733 4 роки тому +13

      Terrific analogy...

  • @ulisxo
    @ulisxo 5 років тому +7460

    I don’t understand how a guy who represents so much positivity can be hated so much.

    • @spongebob03
      @spongebob03 5 років тому +422

      People (of all walks of life) feed off hate in so many ways.

    • @trevor_corey8037
      @trevor_corey8037 5 років тому +503

      No I can’t get it either. He’s hated so much and I haven’t heard one offensive thing come out his month. He’s so polite , logical, and morally high. I’m actually getting confused at this point if I’m missing something?

    • @carldean4814
      @carldean4814 5 років тому +215

      I understand that some people are arrogant, insecure and flagrantly jealous of the success of others. Study the enemies of Jesus....

    • @TheGillenium
      @TheGillenium 5 років тому +122

      Because misery loves company, and those who are miserable invite over the happy folks as their main guests.

    • @rycka01
      @rycka01 5 років тому +73

      Just plain ignorance. People like that just get stuck on a one point of view or an idea, and whatever you say against it is an attack, a lie. So they take it personally. Nothing anyone can do about.

  • @nickib6903
    @nickib6903 Рік тому +398

    As a 79yr old woman, who brought up two sons alone, (now 50&52), I wish someone like JP was prominent when they were teens back in the 80’s, it would have been such a help. Thank you Jordan for what you do today!! 👏👍🙏

    • @siwel97
      @siwel97 Рік тому +1

      What was it like in the 80's

    • @whotf888
      @whotf888 Рік тому +4

      He is a net force for good regardless of which generation we are talking about / looking into.

    • @rahbeat9785
      @rahbeat9785 Рік тому +1

      wholesome

    • @kantraxoikol6914
      @kantraxoikol6914 Рік тому

      love to see the men who you raised "alone" well adjusted ? drug addicts? how'd they turn out? you didn't mention how those 50 year old men turned out without a male role model in their lives. . . . one does wonder why you felt the need to tell us you're a dried up 80 year old woman....as if that had ANYTHING to do with jordan peterson...one of his major points is families NEED a man in the family. we don't see that here, we see you as somehow PROUD you deprived your own children of this

    • @kantraxoikol6914
      @kantraxoikol6914 Рік тому

      same as now, there's just more short bus people with purple hair@@siwel97

  • @AWDTH1111
    @AWDTH1111 3 роки тому +2778

    I’m almost 29 and I’m wishing I could have listened to Jordan Peterson when I was 19. Could’ve saved me years of regret, stupidity and stagnancy in my 20’s

    • @THIZZZN
      @THIZZZN 3 роки тому +139

      Me too but don’t worry it’s never too late we got this the thirties are gonna be the start of greatness. Humble beginnings to a triumphant story of success

    • @iliveinsideyourhouse3943
      @iliveinsideyourhouse3943 3 роки тому +118

      I'm 17, I'm glad I'm starting to listened to him.

    • @jan-willempeeters5650
      @jan-willempeeters5650 3 роки тому +151

      Don't underestimate the value of making mistakes. It's the currency that buys experience and wisdom. To regret past mistakes is like regretting work you've done for which you've been paid.

    • @jasonjenkins6373
      @jasonjenkins6373 3 роки тому +37

      Stagnancy in 20s is natural (imo) apparently you dont have a clear view of your career until you are around 28 on average (or thats my excuse :-p )

    • @jasonjenkins6373
      @jasonjenkins6373 3 роки тому +29

      @@iliveinsideyourhouse3943 you are very lucky you have ready access to all this stuff at such a young age. I remember the good old days of napster where i got excited if a song would be downloaded in under 30minutes on my 56k modem

  • @pavelten1540
    @pavelten1540 3 роки тому +2725

    Time Stamps ⭕️
    [0:03:15] When someone tells you that their life is going good. That want encouragement from you.
    [0:04:24] Negative press
    [0:06:20] Good people living shitty lives
    [0:06:34] New pattern of thinking = better results!. Why teaching matters!
    [0:07:14] Vocal minority miss representation
    [0:10:33] How to win in a human hierarchy
    [0:12:51] The things worth doing have a lot of responsibility
    [0:13:44] Offset the suffering
    [0:22:48] Being strong and pushing yourself
    [0:22:48] Saving your father
    [0:24:40] Putting yourself in a new situation will make you have new genes and new neural structures 🧬
    [0:28:48] Looking at the capacity of human evil
    [0:29:44] Your capacity for transcendence is bigger than the suffering itself
    [0:33:08] We are built for adventure.
    [0:36:56] Being misunderstood
    [0:39:16] It’s important that you don’t get resentful
    [0:54:15] Treating intelligent people
    [0:56:29] The 5 demissions of personality
    [01:17:04] ‏hierarchy of competence💪🏼
    [01:18:48] Social contract and social games
    [01:20:21] There has to be a reward for hard work
    [01:22:29] Through free-speech you can fix hierarchies
    [01:23:31] The importance of cooperative games
    [01:30:21] Why the Russian revolution failed
    [01:31:11] Each person has more than one group identity
    [01:33:03] Identity politics
    [01:34:20] Managers are more stressed by their employee than their employee at their managers
    [01:34:45] On psychopaths
    [01:36:41] Business and academics and socializing with people
    [01:37:45] How are you do something is off in time how you do everything
    [01:38:03] The importance of games
    [01:38:18] Example of soccer ⚽️
    [01:38:48] What matters is how you play the game
    [01:41:01] Learn how to play (failure, victory, and mistakes)
    [01:41:44] You want to expand your skills
    [01:42:48] Sports is the manifestation of ethics ⚾️
    [01:44:15] Best strategy is skill and reciprocity 🔁
    [01:45:51] The Pareto distribution 📈
    [01:46:53] The unequal distribution of resources
    [01:47:37] Importance of balance of power ⚖️
    [01:50:17] The importance of competitive drive in kids 🧒
    [01:51:48] Pleasure in mentoring young people.
    [01:52:20] Caring and helping for competent people
    [01:52:49] Jordan’s personal experience with that
    [01:53:52] Reciprocity ↔️
    [01:54:45] Hyper competence and the capacity for genuine reciprocity 🤘🏼💪🏼💥
    [01:56:12] lol
    [01:57:27] Celebrity fame and money come with Expenses. And they are hard to manage
    [01:58:32] Criticism of success
    [02:00:10] We need struggle to succeed 💥💪🏼
    [02:01:24] A call to adventure 🏃🏻‍♂️
    [02:02:22] The feeling of meaning is instinct 🔴
    [02:04:47] Push your limits to know it
    [02:06:02] Some discipline with fun is good
    [02:08:08] The middle left and middle right 🤝
    [02:09:56] The antidote for moral relativism 💊
    [02:12:13] Engaging in a meaningful conversation
    [02:13:18] The sense of meaning
    [02:14:04] Logos: meaning in action and speech
    [02:15:29] Rationality and Ancient Egyptians
    [02:16:48] Just watch yourself
    [02:19:35] “In filth, it shall be found”
    [02:20:05] The motivation of activists ✊🏼
    [02:21:32] It’s difficult to make the world a better place (but you have to try) 🌍
    [02:22:05] Young people and messianic tendencies
    [02:23:23] Shutting off lectures 🚫
    [02:25:09] Debate of free speech 🗣
    [02:32:53] The eternal debate of justice and fairness
    [02:33:44] How to solve the eternal problems ✅
    [02:35:45] Justice and Mercy
    [02:36:17] Mercy regulates Justice🔆
    [02:38:20] Why the Scandinavians are happier?
    [02:40:52] Media and new-media 🌐
    [02:41:48] The drive of extreme political views
    [02:42:22] Most of what passed in news is not true
    [02:45:37] Kids and social media bullying 🧒 💥
    [02:46:56] The smartphone and kids 📲
    [02:49:13] Kurtzwell singularity ⭕️
    [02:50:47] EATR Robot 🤖
    [02:51:31] Why does Jordan doing what he is doing?

  • @chelseasawatzky2471
    @chelseasawatzky2471 4 роки тому +1972

    "The antidote to feeling worthless is taking on more responsibility"....mind blown.

    • @brian8861
      @brian8861 4 роки тому +36

      that one hit me as well and its true

    • @mdarrenu
      @mdarrenu 3 роки тому +7

      @Josh James responsibility not huge monetary debt. good luck though.

    • @Shushkin
      @Shushkin 3 роки тому +3

      I don't agree with that statement.

    • @L3G1TXM1DG3T
      @L3G1TXM1DG3T 3 роки тому +18

      @@Shushkin I can respect that, but I’d love your insight. May I ask why?

    • @braquemar
      @braquemar 3 роки тому

      @Josh James that sucks man. But a lesson learned is still valuable.

  • @BaberuthlessD3
    @BaberuthlessD3 Рік тому +431

    I solved my depression, fixed my video game addiction, and got the right meds. Thank you both for having this conversation

    • @clairhonnor6211
      @clairhonnor6211 Рік тому +12

      No easy task. Top work 💪

    • @tubsy.
      @tubsy. Рік тому +6

      Good job, man!

    • @kantraxoikol6914
      @kantraxoikol6914 Рік тому

      most likely a woman "fixed" that all for you. or you aged out of most of it.. let us know how those meds treat you in 5 more years THEN we'll see if they're "right" ....i myself hold no credit to psychotropic mind flaying drugs to "fix " anything

    • @ahmedtifow2254
      @ahmedtifow2254 Рік тому +1

      Idk if this is sarcasm or fr 😅

    • @deadmanwalking915
      @deadmanwalking915 10 місяців тому

      @@ahmedtifow2254Use your brain little guy

  • @CarianneRHixson
    @CarianneRHixson 5 років тому +5250

    Joe's greatest asset his ability to listen without interrupting.

    • @dayonmage3946
      @dayonmage3946 5 років тому +183

      A rare magical ability in this age

    • @FrenchHardBread
      @FrenchHardBread 5 років тому +17

      Carianne R. Hixson I kindly disagree ua-cam.com/video/MSB6ij_ucmg/v-deo.html

    • @kmd7238
      @kmd7238 5 років тому +66

      Because joe knows he could never challenge Jordan

    • @TUtuTUish
      @TUtuTUish 5 років тому +111

      Because he always high af

    • @DrDjOfficial
      @DrDjOfficial 5 років тому +42

      Lol he interrupted once or twice but yeah he's great at listening

  • @LittleSeekerMusic
    @LittleSeekerMusic 5 років тому +1542

    Man, I'm so thrilled to be able to listen to such amazing people from the comfort of my room, relatively for free. So thankful!

    • @Dreblueskies
      @Dreblueskies 5 років тому +5

      Eliseo Renteria I completely agree! 👍🏼

    • @RyanJones4444
      @RyanJones4444 5 років тому +4

      Why isn't it free?

    • @LittleSeekerMusic
      @LittleSeekerMusic 5 років тому +33

      Because I do have to pay for Internet Service! :P, Cheers@@RyanJones4444

    • @weirdactivities2220
      @weirdactivities2220 5 років тому +14

      @@RyanJones4444 and he did need to buy whatever device he's watching it on

    • @sherlockholmes1876
      @sherlockholmes1876 5 років тому +9

      CAPITALISM FTW

  • @Brucer42O
    @Brucer42O 6 років тому +714

    @2:06:02 My father passed away yesterday on 11/29/2018, practically as i was listening to this as it turns out...I have kept jordan's words in my mind all day as I've dealt with the autopsy and estate and whatnot. just want to say thanks to jordan peterson for his wisdom in these shitty times.

    • @RLjumpers
      @RLjumpers 6 років тому +37

      Rainblow be the strongest relative at the funeral. Be the shoulder they can lean on.

    • @patrik79a
      @patrik79a 6 років тому +24

      Hang in there! Be strong but don't be afraid to be consoled as well..
      Death is a hell of a thing!

    • @ShinyMudkip914
      @ShinyMudkip914 6 років тому +20

      Good luck with the funeral and everything that follows. I agree with the first comment, be the strongest person there and look after everyone around you. Nothing wrong with having a cry, and hug those close to you! Really sorry for your loss, take care

    • @zacharyhurley5399
      @zacharyhurley5399 6 років тому +16

      I wish I knew about this podcast when I lost my father. I’m sorry for you loss man.

    • @PhilipJohnSmith
      @PhilipJohnSmith 6 років тому +5

      Thanks for sharing your story. Best regards as you mourn your lies and celebrate your father's life.

  • @gorzkawodka
    @gorzkawodka Рік тому +290

    Jordan is a great guy. It's not true that only men listen to him. I'm a woman and I appreciate his effort to tell the truth and help people fix their lives. Listening to him is a form of therapy, but for free.

    • @rahuly9254
      @rahuly9254 Рік тому +21

      I'm an Indian living in tier 2 city of my country with great traditional cultural touch and values of modern world. Finding out JP and his work was a great discovery of my life. His works and articulations are pure and raw conformity to nature of the the universe and its system.

    • @ryanhattingh1468
      @ryanhattingh1468 Рік тому +14

      @@rahuly9254 God bless you, love from South Africa

    • @Elhastezy888
      @Elhastezy888 Рік тому +6

      @@rahuly9254 I love the way you express yourself 💗 beautiful delivery of words.
      I agree O.P. ..... "therapy" indeed in a world of chaos

    • @clairhonnor6211
      @clairhonnor6211 Рік тому +4

      Agreed, loads of women listen to JP, All of us live with men, work with men, related to men, or know men. why wouldn't we want to understand what makes them tick and what they need. Not only that, I learn so much myself.

    • @connerarehart6765
      @connerarehart6765 Рік тому

      ​@rahuly9254 wow that's amazing how are you

  • @marcinspace
    @marcinspace 5 років тому +5896

    I am absolutely mind blown that such intellectual talk is available to us at just a click of a button.

    • @boahnation9932
      @boahnation9932 5 років тому +63

      Such a great time to be alive isn't it :) although I kind of wish I was alive in 2000 years!! But hell yeah, we're so lucky :)

    • @ForgottenFaceZ
      @ForgottenFaceZ 5 років тому +49

      I am more mind blown by the people who refuse to go our and find it. And to those people I choose not to criticize but to educate because ignorance is embodied so heavily today.

    • @Pomiferous
      @Pomiferous 5 років тому +11

      Much depends on what you are looking for.

    • @hello_world_0
      @hello_world_0 5 років тому +33

      This channel is using the intenret at its best

    • @iRaps1
      @iRaps1 5 років тому +12

      Jordan Peterson is a right wing hate speech guy disguised behind veeery easy to read "intellectual" manners.

  • @ioanachiorean8291
    @ioanachiorean8291 2 роки тому +1411

    I am a woman (24) and I’ve been watching and listening to JP for 5 years now. He was recommened by one of my female friends who is also a big fan. Can’t believe people would criticize him for not having female audience. I read the books and all I can say is that he is the father I wish I had.

    • @ronjones-6977
      @ronjones-6977 2 роки тому +63

      That is the greatest compliment you can pay a real man. I thank you on his behalf.

    • @oneCubanlove
      @oneCubanlove 2 роки тому +11

      😃🌷

    • @_RavishingRaven_
      @_RavishingRaven_ 2 роки тому +37

      I'm 31. I too love Jordan. He is great. I've been following him since I lost my mother in Jan. He has helped me a lot. I've been binge watching/listening to all of his stuff. (I lost my father when I was 20, I wish I had found Petterson sooner!)

    • @lunatic337xx6
      @lunatic337xx6 2 роки тому +9

      @@_RavishingRaven_ im sorry for your loss.. stay strong

    • @_RavishingRaven_
      @_RavishingRaven_ 2 роки тому +2

      @@lunatic337xx6 thank you!

  • @sarahwright1694
    @sarahwright1694 5 років тому +3026

    Proud FEMALE fan of Jordan Peterson.

    • @chrisholliday2239
      @chrisholliday2239 5 років тому +74

      You make up about 10% of the entire female fan population

    • @mrwamble
      @mrwamble 5 років тому +64

      Did you clean your room yet?

    • @beckyparkes7182
      @beckyparkes7182 5 років тому +68

      @@chrisholliday2239 actually, he said in a Rubin Report that nowadays females make up about 40% of his lectures!

    • @luluadapa5222
      @luluadapa5222 5 років тому +97

      I am another proud female fan!
      And yes, I have cleaned my room.
      At 50 years old I know there's a lot of things I don't know. You've got to be prepared to embrace ideas that will enhance your being and those around you.
      My advice, at 50 is to follow your passion. Do work that doesn't feel like work, because you will work so much harder.
      And work for yourself. Earn the fruits of your labour, not so that someone else takes it - then gives you a tiny fraction back.
      As a family, humans are amazing. Complex, fragile, cruel, versatile and awe inspiring.
      We all need to help each other.
      In a world of billions of words, his stand out as a call to all who are listening.

    • @thinkingmachine354
      @thinkingmachine354 5 років тому +8

      Lulu Adapa I don’t know what I’m doing wrong then. Everything I do I realise I can’t do professionally. Everything else that I want to do is absurd in reality also. I don’t want to be a lost cause but as someone who has been told that advice repeatedly I haven’t really gotten anywhere with it. Maybe I’ll just have to keep going or maybe there is something else that clicks.

  • @meesterdinglefritz2064
    @meesterdinglefritz2064 Рік тому +79

    Those two gentlemen have such high respect for each other, you can just see it in their eyes and how they talk to each other. Always love when he has Dr. Peterson on.

    • @psychcowboy1
      @psychcowboy1 Рік тому

      JP astonishes us with his deep and complex genius. 'It took me 30 years to figure this out. If you have a goal and a path from a clinical perspective, you aim towards something valuable, and you feel good as you get close to the goal. To have a high goal. As you move to the goal you have to get better at things to pursue a goal, from clinical data; you confront the thing you are avoiding, then break it into pieces that you can take on one at a time, something new is information and developing a skill, and there is biological basis for programming new genes, and build new structures like muscles, there is a lot of potential in your genetic code.... [So it took JP 30 years to figure out that if you set a goal and a vision and you try new things you will learn new things? Holy crap. I figured that out in 10 minutes.]

    • @HumanityisEmbarrassing
      @HumanityisEmbarrassing 8 місяців тому

      Ha, yes, but also, the contempt in Joe's eyes when his factmonkey interrupted at the end was hilarious

    • @HumanityisEmbarrassing
      @HumanityisEmbarrassing 8 місяців тому

      ​@@psychcowboy1 what do you want, a medal or something?
      🥉 here you go. It's the medal for "Internet nobody with peak delusional ego"

    • @psychcowboy1
      @psychcowboy1 8 місяців тому

      @@HumanityisEmbarrassing True JP has a delusional ego, but I wouldn't call him an internet nobody.

    • @HumanityisEmbarrassing
      @HumanityisEmbarrassing 8 місяців тому

      @@psychcowboy1 Look, if you want to give away your medal, it's your choice. Just seems a bit ungrateful is all 🤣

  • @stefaniverson2739
    @stefaniverson2739 4 роки тому +3648

    Feminists: You’re only talking to men!
    Jordan: Talks to women
    Feminists: We don’t need a man to tell us what to do!

  • @doomon
    @doomon 4 роки тому +513

    Jordan Peterson is like a mirror that reflects your incompetence, but somehow it drives you in a positive way.

    • @korpen2858
      @korpen2858 4 роки тому +9

      Accountability-mirror

    • @jamesjblackbird
      @jamesjblackbird 4 роки тому

      Obsidian mirror ♥

    • @therealjchiavetta
      @therealjchiavetta 4 роки тому +3

      Zian Chen of steel it's a mirror of your incompetence and of your competent counterpart, and now you wanna go be that guy

    • @guerillaco1159
      @guerillaco1159 3 роки тому

      So true.

    • @and__lam1152
      @and__lam1152 3 роки тому

      Jordan has wonderful things to say and great passion, but he wasn't expressing his own emotions and sitting with them. So in that sense he's not being authentic to his true self. He was asking you to do what he's not doing ..... keep doing your inner work people and stop suppressing your emotions, this is the key to healing your mental health and any issues you have with non-communicable disease. ❤

  • @sergeyyagelskiy8141
    @sergeyyagelskiy8141 3 роки тому +2398

    C'mon, guys. I am russian and I've greatly improved my english language skills just to be able to listen to Dr. Peterson without a translation filter. That says a lot, doesn't it?

    • @jaysilverstone7221
      @jaysilverstone7221 3 роки тому +116

      Extraordinary. Not less. Incredible how Peterson lights a fire underneath people. Be well.

    • @jmmacb03
      @jmmacb03 3 роки тому +59

      I congratulate you on your success with English!

    • @naaiiiz
      @naaiiiz 3 роки тому +3

      @Turk February buy her gifts they love gifts just gift her from time to time and talk about signs and stuff about numbers and destiny n shyt

    • @BeKaRgr
      @BeKaRgr 3 роки тому +5

      @Turk February just be gentleman in old fashion way. And because you are Turkish obviously, I don't think that's a problem for you - to treat woman with respect.

    • @sergeyyagelskiy8141
      @sergeyyagelskiy8141 3 роки тому +6

      @Turk February oh, man, c'mon. Russians aren't really different from other European peoples. Just be polite and respectful, let her family know that you really care about her. Nothing too special.
      P.S: I am from Samara too! That's some coincidence, eh?)

  • @asahopkins3524
    @asahopkins3524 Рік тому +41

    I’m currently struggling with addiction and I’ve had many different struggles in my life. Jordan Peterson is the first person who is starting to make me look at life in a whole new way. I’m now starting to make different choices and decisions in my life. That I can achieve and I would never of gotten to this point without Jordan’s lectures and videos.

    • @danielvaldez3217
      @danielvaldez3217 Рік тому +1

      what videos of him gave you the most inspiration?

    • @rbl4112
      @rbl4112 Рік тому

      didn't he say that you can't quit smoking without supernatural intervention?

    • @magnusboesen5389
      @magnusboesen5389 Рік тому

      @@rbl4112 If he did, that would be sarcastic. That statement would go against everything he has been publically advocating since 2016, and many years before that in his lectures at universities.

    • @kantraxoikol6914
      @kantraxoikol6914 Рік тому

      well,, not as such, but something more powerful (it could be bubble gum , doesn't matter) has to take its place. usually addicts can't achieve it without "divine inspiration" of a sort, but it isn't required if you believe the bubble gum is sent by god , etc.@@rbl4112

    • @TheCarnaGeYT
      @TheCarnaGeYT 10 місяців тому +1

      I hope you are well my friend.

  • @vansavage528
    @vansavage528 3 роки тому +1719

    Rogan: a master of asking the right questions.
    Peterson: a master of answering questions.

    • @insomnia6963
      @insomnia6963 3 роки тому +35

      nice comment. i chose not to disturb the 69 likes on your comment.

    • @mohammadalavi8848
      @mohammadalavi8848 2 роки тому +2

      your couldn't be more right!

    • @joahyoga1995
      @joahyoga1995 2 роки тому +6

      It’s a sparing match between two over-talkers :)
      Love them both (I see this because I am also an over-talker)

    • @metoceedeelee
      @metoceedeelee 2 роки тому +1

      well said

    • @Shadlocke33
      @Shadlocke33 2 роки тому +3

      I think Peterson is more a master of asking himself the right questions and it provides for an expansion of thought in any question he is asked

  • @sonicboss91
    @sonicboss91 4 роки тому +8438

    Every time I watch Jordan Peterson I end up cleaning my room.

    • @faranak_manjili
      @faranak_manjili 4 роки тому +29

      Same here! hahaa

    • @julyyyyifyable
      @julyyyyifyable 4 роки тому +98

      Same and tbh it really helps keep the darkness at a tolerable level

    • @dillondudley3048
      @dillondudley3048 4 роки тому +126

      same, by the time the talk is over I realise that I've scoured my house and am now in my neighbor's kitchen putting away dishes...love him to death

    • @stesfai
      @stesfai 4 роки тому +2

      😂

    • @PixelNerd
      @PixelNerd 4 роки тому +15

      I can relate, just cleaned whole kitchen.

  • @c.a.dunlop1126
    @c.a.dunlop1126 4 роки тому +2565

    As a woman who utilities you tube and read Jordan's book, I am happy that a large portion of his fan base is men. There is a real lack of strong male role models that promote accountability as well as he does.

    • @greghalus9478
      @greghalus9478 4 роки тому +17

      Bless you, Cheryl!
      Thanks for the comment

    • @Bnkrobber
      @Bnkrobber 4 роки тому +12

      You are so far lost in your own cognitive dissonance you are talking gibberish. YOU have participated in the situation we are in with YOUR political actions and beliefs (which are RIDICULOUS) and then you wonder why things are so fucked up. WOW.

    • @seanwalsh7542
      @seanwalsh7542 4 роки тому +5

      @@Bnkrobber She is clueless lmao

    • @lukewykman
      @lukewykman 4 роки тому +75

      @@seanwalsh7542 She said nothing wrong, it was a simple statement that could hold true for some.

    • @kamilynbonham3728
      @kamilynbonham3728 4 роки тому +6

      Wow such a good point! Totally agree!

  • @CZIN23
    @CZIN23 Рік тому +398

    “The only way to overcome adversity is to face it.” Great quote Joe!

    • @alphawords7269
      @alphawords7269 Рік тому +1

      minute ?

    • @denizenofclownworld4853
      @denizenofclownworld4853 Рік тому +4

      Sad you need someone to tell you that.
      Shit's not even remotely profound.

    • @SAGITTARlUS
      @SAGITTARlUS Рік тому +2

      ​@@denizenofclownworld4853 damn bro. Learn to share the spotlight. It's good for you

    • @ryandonovan5895
      @ryandonovan5895 Рік тому

      ​@Denizen Of Clown World plenty of people that preach or act with avoidance.

    • @denizenofclownworld4853
      @denizenofclownworld4853 Рік тому

      @@SAGITTARlUS Stupid response. Doesn't make sense. Autism detected.

  • @eisenwerks6388
    @eisenwerks6388 6 років тому +7943

    It's amazing how replacing some netflix binging with 3 hour sessions of good psychologists/athletes/scientists/experts in various things having conversations with a competent interviewer can totally alter your life in a few months. As far as I can tell I've halved my chances of all cancers, replaced 40% of my body weight with probiotics and antioxidants, improved the function of my brain, learned a great deal about chimpanzees, purchased a compound bow, developed a deep hatred of marxism, cleaned up my room and ensured I will one day be able to survive nude in an arctic marine environment wim hof breathing out of a snorkel, surviving on psychoactive ocean fungus whilst talking to dolphins.

    • @beardfistthegoldenone7273
      @beardfistthegoldenone7273 6 років тому +1060

      Keep shining you glorious lobster.

    • @goooaat
      @goooaat 6 років тому +242

      Stop consuming and start creating

    • @eisenwerks6388
      @eisenwerks6388 6 років тому +181

      Da "Stop learning and start producing, the two cannot coexist" Hoss

    • @beginnertoend310
      @beginnertoend310 6 років тому +24

      Eisenwerks Any specific videos you would recommend?

    • @eisenwerks6388
      @eisenwerks6388 6 років тому +104

      The Matthew Walker one is really good, you KNOW you ought to sleep a full night but he breaks down nicely why (huge cognitive impairment/double digit percentage cancer risk jump). The Rhonda Patrick and Chris Kresser podcasts have some neat nutrition stuff. Personal favorites are Stamets/McKenna/hamilton from vice, Duncan Trussel (always lotsa fun random stoner trivia that prompts further more specific reading) and Randall Carlson (right or wrong he's really fun to listen to). I don't really go for the political ones but the Weinstein bros have some interesting stuff. Sam Harris and Dan Carlin podcasts also sent me on days and weeks of new neat shit to learn about. I would suggest googling "jre -topic you want-" and there are reams of resources.

  • @Lucky-mh6su
    @Lucky-mh6su 6 років тому +161

    Would like to take this opportunity to thank personally Joe for the guests he has on. Recently a co worker committed suicide, it is a brutal situation. Thanks to Jordan, Jocko, Sean Baker I got through it. Mentally fit, physically fit, and fitting into the dress uniform I was hired in 18 years ago. Thank you all again, you have no idea how much good you do in the world, we love you all.

    • @tulipalll
      @tulipalll 6 років тому

    • @TopeA8
      @TopeA8 6 років тому +1

      yet some people in the comments are wondering what exactly it is this guy does. Meanwhile fewer than 5 people find them useful.

    • @TheNorthwestWind
      @TheNorthwestWind 6 років тому +2

      sorry for your loss

    • @andywilliams7989
      @andywilliams7989 6 років тому +3

      I was sent to see if my friend had killed himself two months ago...found him hanging in the garage...what Jordan teaches got me through this,

    •  6 років тому +1

      @@andywilliams7989 you pointless asshole.

  • @StevedoesSMC
    @StevedoesSMC 3 роки тому +1946

    Joe we need to bring Jordan back, these times are calling for it!!!

    • @haemind
      @haemind 3 роки тому +3

      intercountry travelling is difficult to arrange thanks to covid regulations

    • @pratyush7987
      @pratyush7987 3 роки тому +1

      Yes

    • @binaryglitch64
      @binaryglitch64 3 роки тому +4

      @@ricksanchez3189 I'm just now learning of this ... I didn't want to believe it, but here it is from the horses mouth. (I haven't watched it yet)
      ua-cam.com/video/3ktjZhih3LQ/v-deo.html

    • @samwhite9894
      @samwhite9894 3 роки тому

      Yep

    • @-caleb-7201
      @-caleb-7201 3 роки тому

      Jordan doesn’t want to be seen in the spaceship.

  • @embel20
    @embel20 Рік тому +54

    I love listening and learning to Mr. Jordan Peterson and as a woman, he's changed my mind about marriage and kids and when I felt unsure about it, after listening to him I don't feel insecure about it anymore. He made me feel safe about having those feelings and making that type of decision. I'm not allergic to problems. I feel encouraged about it. Thank you Mr. Peterson.

    • @LookAtDat4ss
      @LookAtDat4ss Рік тому

      Hell yeah 👍🏻

    • @piotrmusk6358
      @piotrmusk6358 Рік тому

      Looking at your photo I'd be the perfect father of your children I promise.

    • @NeoAndersonReloaded
      @NeoAndersonReloaded 11 місяців тому

      @@piotrmusk6358hell yea

    • @kantraxoikol6914
      @kantraxoikol6914 9 місяців тому

      thanks for letting us know you have a vagina ! (sigh....yet again another "as a woman" as if a vagina means more than a penis)......so you're a vagina not just a person, that vagina speaks volumes for you does it? does it do it with tuna breath or did you wash its mouth out first? i'm so sick of vagina's speaking as if it matters

  • @VimpeNQQB
    @VimpeNQQB 4 роки тому +5283

    Need this man back on the podcast once he has recovered!

    • @Venezuelangel
      @Venezuelangel 4 роки тому +73

      Does anyone have news on his well-being?

    • @nikoforsyth514
      @nikoforsyth514 4 роки тому +78

      Alberto Rangel he is expected to recover

    • @DigitalApex
      @DigitalApex 4 роки тому +93

      @@Venezuelangel His daughter made a video back in January I believe. She said they expect him to make a full recovery provided there's no unforseen issues.

    • @mariahrock2370
      @mariahrock2370 4 роки тому +27

      Recovery from what?

    • @aaronryder4008
      @aaronryder4008 4 роки тому +132

      @@mariahrock2370 he was on some kind of medication even though he was not addicted to it he was having withdrawal effects so he admitted himself into a rehab.

  • @mbgreenly
    @mbgreenly 5 років тому +975

    Jordan Peterson: The hero we don't deserve but the one we need.

    • @zgok
      @zgok 5 років тому +7

      Well said.

    • @martingroen9
      @martingroen9 5 років тому +6

      The one we weed

    • @468297
      @468297 5 років тому +2

      Very interesting way of putting that. So you mean . . . .

    • @maxcicchino6894
      @maxcicchino6894 5 років тому +4

      Wait... Jordan peterson is Batman !?

    • @scaggly9239
      @scaggly9239 5 років тому +2

      So he's like Jesus or something?.......a tip: dont worship people.

  • @therichculture
    @therichculture 5 років тому +1114

    2 hours into this, I honestly had to shake my head and realise how lucky I am to be in a time where this is available to me. Long live long wave media!!

    • @Michael.RveraJohn
      @Michael.RveraJohn 5 років тому

      therichculture fake media...

    • @MrBDB001
      @MrBDB001 5 років тому +5

      I agree, we are lucky. Thank you Joe.

    • @roushington
      @roushington 5 років тому +5

      Thank you 44444 777 for that input.

    • @BradPwnsU
      @BradPwnsU 5 років тому +2

      Before the liberals censor it all that is

    • @MilesTraveler
      @MilesTraveler 5 років тому +2

      @Kelvin Klopper actually it implies quantum physics. That your exact pattern of matter came to exist at this point in time. To be able to perceive and think as you.

  • @dariunperkey4649
    @dariunperkey4649 Рік тому +588

    We love you Mr peterson. You have influenced my way of thinking about things in such a drastically different way that I am truly grateful for

    • @anavictoriachavesramirez2848
      @anavictoriachavesramirez2848 Рік тому +3

      @@jeffm3925 that's a mirror in front of you, sir

    • @blueaxolotl6302
      @blueaxolotl6302 Рік тому +3

      @@jeffm3925 I'm afraid I'm going to have to disagree. I can only describe my experience to you and the profound impact he has had on me and hope you'll listen. I was sad, depressed, but then I heard this mans beautiful and articulate way of describing what he thinks others should be allowed to do to their genitals and it drastically changed my life. He's a compassionate man fighting for the genitals of a better world, like a true hero would and I implore you to honestly listen to what he has to say.

    • @dominiciannucci5217
      @dominiciannucci5217 Рік тому

      *Dr. Peterson

  • @M.Vautier
    @M.Vautier 4 роки тому +2519

    Some say that when Dr Peterson pauses, he is downloading from The Matrix.

    • @DieFlabbergast
      @DieFlabbergast 3 роки тому +130

      The Matrix downloads from Peterson.

    • @bolvekr475
      @bolvekr475 3 роки тому +3

      @@DieFlabbergast xddddddddddd lmfao

    • @matthewhendricks4308
      @matthewhendricks4308 3 роки тому +10

      It's his all meat diet glitching his system

    • @benisjamin6583
      @benisjamin6583 3 роки тому +14

      Have you ever FREAKING REALIZED that HINT of lime Tostitos ARE THE LIMEIST THINGS ON THE FACE OF THE EARTH!? Bro. I don't know who the Tostitos branding people THINK THEY'RE TRICKING WITH THAT "HINT OF LIME" SHIT BRO. AS IF MAN. That shit is limier than GOD DAMN LIMES DUDE. They have MORE FLAVORING than DORITOES bro. Wtf.

    • @Gavriel92
      @Gavriel92 3 роки тому +1

      @@benisjamin6583 Lmao

  • @tariqsharif9694
    @tariqsharif9694 3 роки тому +482

    I wonder if Dr Peterson is aware of how many men in their 40s he’s helped through these interviews alone. God bless him.

    • @GuvernorDave
      @GuvernorDave 3 роки тому +8

      he's pretty aware actually

    • @Ash-gj6zd
      @Ash-gj6zd 3 роки тому +22

      Women too!

    • @breakmanradio2530
      @breakmanradio2530 3 роки тому +17

      God it's crazy how this guy continues to save so many other people's lives and SAVED MY LIFE. I was completely directionless and depressed until I started reading 12 rules for life and decide that I was going to live by those 12 principles for the rest of my life.
      Thrn all of a sudden my life actually became enjoyable to live. I started actualizing my potential. I started writing blogs and my favorite professor told me if I keep it up that within a few years I could receive a book deal! I'm going to leave University early because I've discovered that a degree is completely useless in comparison to actual experience.
      Plus at my marketing internship they offered to hire me full time and the owner told me not to worry about completing my degree. I'm taking him up on that offer!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💗💗💗💗💯💯💯💯

    • @pedrogoncalves8585
      @pedrogoncalves8585 3 роки тому +3

      100% right, I'm in my early 40s and he helped me a lot 👍

    • @nigelvanmuilekom8563
      @nigelvanmuilekom8563 3 роки тому +1

      @@breakmanradio2530 keep it up!!

  • @blksrsil
    @blksrsil 6 років тому +8674

    Joe and Jordan, the absolute worst combination to "just have a quick look" before bed... 3hrs later

  • @arosas913
    @arosas913 Рік тому +19

    I'm a woman, and I love listening to Jordan Peterson. I'm so glad your videos found me when they did. Its amazing to hear someone who sparks a thought and gets your brain thinking and seeing things in a different light, not like the nonsense that we see in social media. Thank you Mr. Peterson!

    • @luv2stack
      @luv2stack Рік тому +1

      You're a real woman

    • @kantraxoikol6914
      @kantraxoikol6914 Рік тому

      sigh, here we go again "i'm a woman" as if what is between your legs matters more because you have nipples or? what? i really don't like seeing people state their SEX before the POINT ....which basically ends up being nothing, because the statement "i'm a woman" must mean something like "because i have a vagina this means i have more voice than a penis would" huh? it's almost as if their vagina is the one with the "mouth" i guess

    • @kantraxoikol6914
      @kantraxoikol6914 9 місяців тому

      thanks for letting us know you have a vagina ! (sigh....yet again another "as a woman" as if a vagina means more than a penis)......so you're a vagina not just a person, that vagina speaks volumes for you does it? does it do it with tuna breath or did you wash its mouth out first? i'm so sick of vagina's speaking as if it matters

  • @pommiebears
    @pommiebears 2 роки тому +1927

    Jordan Peterson is helping my son (24) to be more assertive, more grounded, and focused. I bought him all of Petersons books for Christmas, and he is learning so, so, much. I would love to thank Mr Peterson for this invaluable teaching.

    • @MrGoodeats
      @MrGoodeats 2 роки тому +32

      Now have him go sell pest control for the summer or solar panels (door to door) and he’ll easily clear 6 figures and put those skills to the test and change his life

    • @jeffboomhaur778
      @jeffboomhaur778 2 роки тому +32

      @@MrGoodeats six figures in a summer? Sign me up lol

    • @daniellelu__
      @daniellelu__ 2 роки тому +6

      @@MrGoodeats why do you suggest that?

    • @zaidflowers1828
      @zaidflowers1828 2 роки тому +1

      @@daniellelu__ because it's possibel

    • @andrewpizzalato6111
      @andrewpizzalato6111 2 роки тому +7

      anyone responding in comments should have to post their first and last name and the ,ip code they live in, that would moderate the comments, no anonymous profiles

  • @mkirwin23
    @mkirwin23 4 роки тому +607

    As a woman and a licensed psychotherapist I have followed Jordan for awhile. I appreciate his wealth of knowledge as a behavioral psychologist, philosopher, and an intellectual who is reaching people who have felt silenced for a long time. I admire his courage to face his critics.

    • @connorc4074
      @connorc4074 3 роки тому

      Have you set your alarm to be Woke? #still asleep

    • @lunarvania8073
      @lunarvania8073 3 роки тому +14

      What does being a woman have to do with your opinion on a person?

    • @irubx
      @irubx 3 роки тому +21

      @@lunarvania8073 I would ask you to listen to what she's saying in context to the larger issues in play around JP. Please don't be quick to punish someone for simply stating support. Being a woman is meaningful in this conversation, more so than a male's position in the larger landscape.

    • @jasonchristy3391
      @jasonchristy3391 3 роки тому +26

      @@lunarvania8073 It matters because the people that hate him would love to paint him, and have tried, as a misogynists.

    • @asanisimasablasta
      @asanisimasablasta 3 роки тому +1

      @@lunarvania8073 why do you care so much? Mao's Cultural de-revolution stops here.

  • @djarcforceable
    @djarcforceable 4 роки тому +457

    Jordan Peterson is easily in the top 3 JRE best guests ever. Hope to see him come back and visit again soon once he's feeling well again.

    • @benbrennan4953
      @benbrennan4953 4 роки тому +7

      DJ ArcForce and the other 2??

    • @benbrennan4953
      @benbrennan4953 4 роки тому +1

      Liking a comment isn’t answering a comment...

    • @KbIPbIL0
      @KbIPbIL0 4 роки тому

      came here for the same reason

    • @moiseslima
      @moiseslima 4 роки тому +11

      @@benbrennan4953 Elon Musk. At least for my taste

    • @gshenkmy9244
      @gshenkmy9244 4 роки тому +10

      In the sense of Intellectual conversation.. No 1

  • @dragos-gabrielorzan8668
    @dragos-gabrielorzan8668 Рік тому +42

    Keep it up, Jordan Peterson! i'll finish my bachelor's exam and i'm thinking of finding a way to help your work somehow. I am currently left out of my family for some defects i left undeveloped for too long and since i have found your content i started remembering who i wanted to become and motivating myself to move in that direction. Religion forgot to decode this. You have earned my respect, great job, great human being! Thank you for your help!

    • @kantraxoikol6914
      @kantraxoikol6914 Рік тому +1

      i'd tend to say he'd tell you to fix the family "defects" whatever those could be...i'd also say that's your next step, since even mentioning it means you also feel you didn't "fix" it yet....i think it's important, it was important enough for me to mention it out of a strangers' sentence....so there's that too

  • @willcollins1146
    @willcollins1146 4 роки тому +4145

    Bearded Jordan holds a higher position in the hierarchy than shaved Jordan... no questions asked

    • @Cla89
      @Cla89 4 роки тому +94

      man, you have no idea the amount of respect I receive in Morocco because of my beard lol

    • @Venezuelangel
      @Venezuelangel 4 роки тому +26

      top lopster ----> BEARDED TOP LOBSTAAAAHRRRR!!!!!!

    • @SimonRichardMasters
      @SimonRichardMasters 4 роки тому +18

      You *guys* are so lobster

    • @Sh4ky
      @Sh4ky 4 роки тому +13

      He’s got that philosopher look

    • @Grenaden86
      @Grenaden86 4 роки тому +6

      He does he appear somewhat more wise, intelligent and distinctive with the bear. Just my opinion.

  • @bjf5027
    @bjf5027 2 роки тому +1093

    "You don't get less and less afraid, you get braver." Dude, that one hit me in the feels.

    • @TheNetsten
      @TheNetsten 2 роки тому +14

      Ten simple words can correct 10yrs of wrong thinking, thanks JR & JP

    • @jameslightbringer6961
      @jameslightbringer6961 2 роки тому +4

      TLDR~ I knew I wouldn't be the only one! Yeah that'd make a great mantra, "I had to pause for a long moment to really take in the profundity of that. Im thinking its because I haven't heard it with the word "afraid" and not "scared" but in any case Im glad he got more than just me with that.

    • @saevarito
      @saevarito 2 роки тому +6

      What's the difference? Being braver is being less afraid, no?

    • @jameslightbringer6961
      @jameslightbringer6961 2 роки тому +12

      @@saevarito Think about it, bravery isn't the same as fearlessness. The fear is always there, you just find it easier to face it willingly, so acting in spite of the fear is brave. Brave isn't being unafraid at all its kinda the opposite.
      Or something like that haha. But more concise, someone help me out 👋

    • @jameslightbringer6961
      @jameslightbringer6961 2 роки тому +5

      @@saevarito not quit man. It's like, if you're not even worried it can't be brave, that's just being carefree or something

  • @matrinyer
    @matrinyer 5 років тому +833

    Everytime i listen to Jordan Peterson, my self confidence increases.

    • @aurizanhabib3522
      @aurizanhabib3522 5 років тому +9

      same here

    • @geometrywarrior5195
      @geometrywarrior5195 5 років тому +15

      Had to stop and think about it, it’s true. Goddamn, he’s good.

    • @Michael.RveraJohn
      @Michael.RveraJohn 5 років тому +4

      That’s sad

    • @user-gw2zn9qk7g
      @user-gw2zn9qk7g 5 років тому +34

      @@Michael.RveraJohn
      It's sad that someone feels more confident about themself ?
      Alright then

    • @jimlucas0
      @jimlucas0 5 років тому +7

      @@user-gw2zn9qk7g I think he means it's sad that it's needed. That he needs a random guy to speak to feel confident.

  • @rlwhite55
    @rlwhite55 Рік тому +42

    The passionate nature of Jordan when clarifying the challenges of being human is always inspiring to me!

  • @migah139
    @migah139 4 роки тому +481

    i was raised in a middle class family and never had any REAL struggles so to speak, but i've had chronic depression and anxiety my entire life and no drive or dreams. after i started following this man, i started making my bed in the mornings, started working out after almost 10 years of inactivity and my doctor telling me im in risk of heart diseases and need to change (currently only 29!). after less than a month i had more muscle built up, was feeling less depressed AND had the self confidence to instantly throw in an icebreaker in a conversation with a girl who, now 1 week later, seems to be the one, even though i dont believe in destiny or "soul mates"
    listen to what this man has to say, and not what others say about him.. use what you can and consider what parts of it can fit into your life. develop a thirst for knowledge, but also understanding. small things, negative and positive alike, build up over time. face your fears head on, and be your best self TO yourself and the people around you.
    i doubt he will personally read this, but i thank him for the motivational support he has given me - a stranger on the other side of the planet, and thanking Joe for helping to spread the awareness of him.
    10/10

    • @elliottbritt3937
      @elliottbritt3937 4 роки тому +14

      Hey dude it looks like I’m in the boat you were in. was it just these podcasts you watched that helped you or was it something else?

    • @migah139
      @migah139 4 роки тому +11

      ​@@elliottbritt3937 i started watching interviews with jordan and some of the stuff on his own youtube channel as well. i've always been naturally curious though, so it came sort of naturally when i started looking into his work.

    • @kungfumcgee7992
      @kungfumcgee7992 4 роки тому +5

      this is inspiration station jones...you got me crying lol

    • @AvatarJillian
      @AvatarJillian 4 роки тому +4

      Thank you for sharing that. I'm so happy for you! Keep going; you're smashing it!

    • @benjaminsibson4265
      @benjaminsibson4265 4 роки тому +10

      I feel like a lot of Jordan Peterson’s followers are people who’ve grown up in middle class families and had it all quite easy but are seeking something hard

  • @doneldamacdonnell8602
    @doneldamacdonnell8602 3 роки тому +1231

    I’m a woman who will be 70 on my birthday. I listen to JP every single day of my life. I have two degrees, one of which is Social Work. These I got as an adult learner. I never had a prof who spoke like he does. I watched young students become indoctrinated and leave university with an attitude. I was fortunate enough to have some common sense at my age. I love this man. I’ve learned a lot about my own life in these lectures. A brilliant man. A genius. I so appreciate every single word he speaks.

    • @TheMeanGirlz
      @TheMeanGirlz 3 роки тому +3

      🤰🏿

    • @camokiller56
      @camokiller56 3 роки тому +31

      God bless you Donelda

    • @TheMeanGirlz
      @TheMeanGirlz 3 роки тому +5

      @@camokiller56 what god shut tf up 🤰🏿

    • @portugueseego
      @portugueseego 3 роки тому +3

      In your opinion, what makes "JP" a “genius”? Thank You.

    • @TheMeanGirlz
      @TheMeanGirlz 3 роки тому +5

      @@portugueseego he just is

  • @kiki_and_friends
    @kiki_and_friends 2 роки тому +910

    Dr Peterson’s message isn’t just for men. I feel he speaks directly to every single person. Nobody is precluded. And I thank him for inspiring me.

    • @jasonhaiflich8967
      @jasonhaiflich8967 2 роки тому

      🥲🥲🥲🥲

    • @mi5anthrope
      @mi5anthrope 2 роки тому +1

      It's genuinely disconcerting to me that a drug addled incel could be "inspiring" to anyone. I feel for JP's "fans" and I'm hoping (but not holding my breath) that they don't shoot up anymore schools/mosques/malls etc.

    • @aarongoodwin4845
      @aarongoodwin4845 2 роки тому +5

      You're correct in my opinion!

    • @a-l9158
      @a-l9158 2 роки тому +12

      Very true. Why is he to blame for who listens to him? If what he says speaks to men in a positive way, why is anyone mad about that?

    • @aarongoodwin4845
      @aarongoodwin4845 2 роки тому

      @@a-l9158 Because modern feminists are NOT the real deal!

  • @virginiaelliott9000
    @virginiaelliott9000 Рік тому +26

    I am so grateful for these two. It feels like my male family members who I can trust talking in the background while I fall asleep feeling safe. I never had that at all. The opposite in fact. And so I really appreciate it so much. Joe feels like my big brother and Jordan my father. I listen intently to verify what I'm listening to (due diligence)..... And then I relax..........

  • @zetaleonis4745
    @zetaleonis4745 4 роки тому +1039

    I’m not trying to seem all ‘edgy’ and different, but I’m a girl and Jordan Peterson is one of my heroes to be honest. He absolutely helped me change my life around and gain back my mental strength and the control I have over my life and I am so grateful for that. Even if he did ‘speak for men’ I’m glad my brother has someone on a high platform to encourage him and speak for him/ defend him (as the world seems to hate white males) but I can assure the people that claim this that Jordan helps girls too.

    • @Hengpar2001
      @Hengpar2001 4 роки тому +20

      Well spoken. Word.

    • @MotherofMunch
      @MotherofMunch 4 роки тому +4

      it's not hate, honey, it's called having equal rights

    • @zetaleonis4745
      @zetaleonis4745 4 роки тому +155

      Dina Azem Okay ‘honey’ before you try to condescend me. We have equal right’s you’re just looking for something that will allow you to play victim because unless you’re screeching your feminist bullshit in someone’s ear, no one pay’s attention to you. We have every single chance at any given opportunity, both in life in general and professionally, as men do. So please if not because it’s an embarrassing mentality to have, do it for yourself, stop playing victim.
      Don’t blame your own failures on men. It’s neither cute nor correct, Honey:)
      Is equality abusing a whole gender/race, even to the point of racism, just because they all ‘act a certain way’? That’s discrimination, not equality. What you’re looking for is superiority and sorry ‘honey’, but we’re not all down to play victims to make one group of people, some which may be lovely people, look bad when in actual fact it’s ‘new age-feminism’ that spreads hate and segregates people.

    • @tholm4307
      @tholm4307 4 роки тому +21

      @Zeta Leonis you speak a ton of sense in a nonsensical world. I have NEVER felt less than a man. I come from very strong female stock who never saw themselves as less than either. Grateful for that and thank you for your strong, rational comment. 👍🏻

    • @zetaleonis4745
      @zetaleonis4745 4 роки тому +26

      Tamara Holmes Absolutely! No thank you and the other guys too! It’s weird that we have to thank each other for being rational tbh but here we are😂 I’m glad to hear you were raised right, I was too. Strong women take accountability for their own actions and problems in life. Weak women sit and cry whilst blaming other people, it’s as simple as that!🤷🏼‍♀️

  • @sethbase6960
    @sethbase6960 5 років тому +5218

    A cop pulled over Jordan Peterson once...
    The cop was let off with just a warning

  • @DarkDrai
    @DarkDrai 5 років тому +415

    One thing I really like about Jordan Peterson is that he always seems like he's still trying to work everything out and learn more, and he's not afraid to admit when he might be wrong. It's like we're watching him go through this journey of trying to understand the world, and he's telling us what he's figured out, and what it's like to be on such a journey, and the lessons he's learned from others--both friend and foe--that he's encountered along the way.

    • @paystar3436
      @paystar3436 5 років тому +4

      Anyone that does not experience life as normal as does Mr. Peterson.. is sadly really missing out on life.. sadly so far the sadly incorrect brainwashed "belief" is that you only have one life, one chance to live it, one choice, one this one that is so disabled and may be so dissappointed as the end of life gets closer and closer.. instead of enjoying the fact that THIS LIFE was everything that you could possibly wonder about and enjoy . Hope you learn that. .before it is too late. Deadly circumstance and illness rarely give warning or choice... so live this minute and every minute like it is your last.. The wonder of it all ...to me is so exciting I hate sleep.. but is super important for good health. No choice there...

    • @Grandmaster-Kush
      @Grandmaster-Kush 5 років тому +4

      It's the ones that stopped believing they have nothing to learn that you should be careful of!

    • @DarkDrai
      @DarkDrai 5 років тому

      @@Grandmaster-Kush Your use of a double negative implies you're talking about people who DO want to learn. Be precise in your speech moar.

    • @Grandmaster-Kush
      @Grandmaster-Kush 5 років тому +3

      @@DarkDrai People no want to learn not good do not open ear to thems plox xoxo

    • @worldisfilledb
      @worldisfilledb 5 років тому +1

      DarkDrai shut up hippy

  • @patrickbateman4201
    @patrickbateman4201 Рік тому +199

    This was a powerful Joe Rogan experience

    • @andrewmacpherson4664
      @andrewmacpherson4664 Рік тому +2

      Very powerful, imagine the world was run by Jordan Petersons, we would no doubt all be happy and at peace. His lectures should be taught in every school.👍

    • @Kennedy_E13
      @Kennedy_E13 Рік тому

      He’d hate that

  • @Maoulduin
    @Maoulduin 4 роки тому +996

    If you're under the age of 21 and feeling embraced by Jordan Peterson's words of encouragement, please, I beg of you... Apply it.
    I would give my life to have had the luxury of Jordan Peterson and the power of UA-cam to guide me through my younger years.

    • @2425amit
      @2425amit 4 роки тому +23

      On it, sir.

    • @jxnathan4523
      @jxnathan4523 4 роки тому +36

      16 and on to bigger things 🙏🏼

    • @YELLTELL
      @YELLTELL 4 роки тому +10

      @@jxnathan4523 👍remember also try 2 pass it along 2 other ppl. The more of us that make our lives better makes a difference in your community, county, state & Country

    • @seanthomasmusic
      @seanthomasmusic 4 роки тому +15

      What if you're a 30 year old man child like me? :( I feel like its too late for me.

    • @2425amit
      @2425amit 4 роки тому +43

      @@seanthomasmusic if you can take care of your health, 30 is barely a start. You've lived 30% of your life. Do you see people quitting World Championship games 30% into the match? You don't, because the stakes are really high. Well stakes don't get any higher than this my friend. At the end of the game of life, you die. You can either live your life dreading every second of it, or you can live your life such that you could peacefully accept death at any moment because you spent your life making yourself better and improving the lives of the people around you.

  • @brianna8506
    @brianna8506 5 років тому +1115

    I'm a 20 y/o woman and listen to Jordan Peterson and take his advice :) His information isn't just towards men, if you actually listen, his work/findings apply to everyone.

    • @gordoschmordo2826
      @gordoschmordo2826 5 років тому +22

      What's funny is anyone who would think it's not and just comment based on that naive assumption.

    • @majorbubbie2626
      @majorbubbie2626 5 років тому +35

      He even goes over why he believes it is mostly men in his audience. It's because a lot of men are lost. They don't know what to work towards or what their prourpous is. Mr. Peterson steers them toward a goal to give their life some kind of meaning. The thing is that it works for anyone who is lost and looking for some kind of guidance.

    • @jacquelinethereseplunkett221
      @jacquelinethereseplunkett221 5 років тому +32

      @@majorbubbie2626 Clever! I believe men have no help communicating feelings or identifying their vulnerability. He is obviously empathic, verbally dextrous and knows, from his practice, men are NOT getting help. He is not Dr Phil, who throws patients under a bus on TV, he puts himself under the bus for his views. Our society has called forth JP because he's an antidote to cultural corruption.

    • @OPShergottite
      @OPShergottite 5 років тому +12

      @Bri M because you are an openminded person. and its because his message doesnt go out to men only. the deeper truth is that the feminine and the masculine are both hurt, and thats about time to fix it. empowered men and women dont fight each other, on the contrary they help each other reach new dimensions.

    • @CurtisEWipe
      @CurtisEWipe 5 років тому +1

      @@majorbubbie2626 it's Dr.Peterson...

  • @ImJustFunSize
    @ImJustFunSize 4 роки тому +682

    I’m very confused as to why anyone would attack or dislike Jordan Peterson. He is very rational, informative, and respectful when discussing topics. How are people getting offended over him discussing scientific facts between men and women.... We ARE different and there’s nothing wrong with that. Admitting we are different doesn’t mean one sex is better or more superior than the other. We each bring unique assets to the table which is WHY it’s good that we’re different...

    • @Wall3Wapter
      @Wall3Wapter 4 роки тому +24

      well spoken. we are as different as we are the same. we can't chance biology by changing our attitude. we all just have to work together to make civilization work. we compliment each other. Jordan is in some way my hero, not because i agree with him on many subjects, but because he is rational and clear in what he says. he's just really likeable. he's a genius in rational thought and speech

    • @dartheban1286
      @dartheban1286 4 роки тому +11

      It’s unfortunate, but... haters gonna hate

    • @Kelso540
      @Kelso540 4 роки тому +28

      Well I'll give you the Albertan opinion in our noblest tongue:
      They're fucking morons.

    • @hubristicmystic
      @hubristicmystic 4 роки тому +30

      Post modernists are literally allergic to his ideas BECAUSE they make such sense

    • @IjzerKeizer
      @IjzerKeizer 4 роки тому +17

      He’s full of shit, point blank. He says so much while truly saying so little. Ive watched so many videos of his and have yet to note any breakthrough opinion. Oh disagreeable people are more likely to go to jail? No shit. Please read his magnum opus Maps of Meaning. Its the most pretentious thing ive ever read. It works better as a satire than an actual book on...idk what hes going for this book tbh. But please, you be the judge and site any pages where he actually says something of substance. If you dont want to read than look at the diagrams in the book. Theyre hilariously nonsensical. Charlatans like him prey on the weak, thats why his audience has such a type.

  • @clevergirl6041
    @clevergirl6041 Рік тому +48

    I love how Joe is sitting up straight !! 🎯 like he's in awe of Jordan, when he's a motivational guru himself ❤️ great duo of conversation 💯

  • @rjm3978
    @rjm3978 5 років тому +1164

    I've learned more by listening to Jordan Peterson talk than spending 50K at a university.

    • @derekacosta807
      @derekacosta807 5 років тому +18

      RJ M we need more professors like him!

    • @nocturnalferalguitarist
      @nocturnalferalguitarist 5 років тому +9

      I can totally wrap my mind around that.

    • @yasenyalamovyanngodd4797
      @yasenyalamovyanngodd4797 5 років тому +7

      @@Dave004 on what factual basis do you conclude that Jordan is not a real expert

    • @finiteofficial
      @finiteofficial 5 років тому +1

      Okay Dave thanks for letting us know 👍

    • @Asif-fk4ks
      @Asif-fk4ks 5 років тому +2

      Yasen Yalamov 'YannGodd' he is an expert in the realm of psychology but he always deviates from that and goes in to other domains which is great because he offers some perspectives but just because he’s an expert in one doesn’t make him one in another

  • @allybrothers
    @allybrothers 6 років тому +414

    As a woman, Jordan has helped me become a better wife and my relationship with my husband has dramatically gotten better. I took responsibility and I’m so much happier because of it. More women DO need to listen to his advice because it’s universal.

    • @mariajuanesta3319
      @mariajuanesta3319 6 років тому +23

      Same here. While I have awlays been very organized and motivated I felt quite miserable and chaotic in my own mind. I fell apart emotionally daily. After listening to Peterson in one year I became hyper focused, organized and I am now easily fufilling my motherly and wifely duties. I had so much extra time that I enrolled last semester at my states university online and am finishing my degree. How this is possible with the mess I was before I dont know. The motivation Peterson gives people is amazing.
      This man is wonderful... and very handsome. ☺

    • @melannao8686
      @melannao8686 6 років тому +12

      And he's handsome af

    • @mckyloren7983
      @mckyloren7983 6 років тому +7

      As an aspiring rapper and galactic leader, JBP has helped me to squash my creativity and put my efforts to something that actually matters, order. Now nothing is interesting, and I'm glad.

    • @jknight9613
      @jknight9613 6 років тому +4

      @@mckyloren7983 Troll or illiterate?

    • @rickfrazier1148
      @rickfrazier1148 6 років тому +17

      I love reading women being empowered by Jordan’s extensive studies and ability to explain things to us about our human nature. As a man, I love being empowered by the same thing. Both males and females working together to be less bitter and more open to everyone prospering and being empowered is an amazing concept and will do nothing but make the world a better place. 💪🏻

  • @YoutubeCensorsYou
    @YoutubeCensorsYou 5 років тому +8042

    Joe is inviting Jordan so often that Jordan is probably starting to think "is this guy using me for free therapy sessions"

    • @navdeepsingh-hc9zw
      @navdeepsingh-hc9zw 5 років тому +120

      😂😂👍

    • @j_freed
      @j_freed 5 років тому +246

      Hah. Yes Joe has learned more from his 1400 or so podcasts than any expensive education or therapy could provide.

    • @uaintme6419
      @uaintme6419 5 років тому +108

      pretty sure peterson benefits alot from these podcasts so its not exactly "free"

    • @TheEtoileNoire
      @TheEtoileNoire 5 років тому +5

      😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @nasithach8027
      @nasithach8027 5 років тому +5

      Lol, I think you might be right!

  • @narjun1990
    @narjun1990 Рік тому +125

    Wow! Practically the best advices Jordan Peterson has to give is there in this 3 hour interview. Well done man!

    • @addy5572
      @addy5572 Рік тому

      😊p

    • @CaIeb1
      @CaIeb1 Рік тому

      read 12 rules for life youll be mind blown.

  • @pijay3304
    @pijay3304 3 роки тому +751

    Im a 13 year old german kid, just to put things clear from the start.
    Ive been watching Joe´s podcast for almost 2 years now and recently started following Dr. Peterson lectures for quite some time now although im not fully there to understand the dificulties adults are facing but im really trying to understand.
    Watching als these podcast also helped me improving my english, doing well in school and despite my young age trying to reflect on my future and my recent actions and behaviour.
    Thanks for both of you, first of all having this encouraging discussuons and secondly, speaking openly about topics that some people are happy to take wwillingly out of context and put you in a bad light.
    Much love to yall.

    • @bradfiegehen7092
      @bradfiegehen7092 3 роки тому +99

      You are 13?????
      You my friend have an opportunity of a life time, that only one could dream of.
      Stay on the straight and narrow, but have fun too.
      You make choices in life, so choose wisely.
      Just because something feels good, does not mean it does good. "Dennis Prager:
      One thing that every human being on this planet has in common is we all get 24 hours in a day. No more, no less.
      Utilize your time properly.
      I know many people in my age category (50's) wish we knew a Jordan Peterson at the age of 13.
      I wish you much success, and God bless you!
      Chin up, shoulders back, do good to others, do not be ashamed or apologize for what you believe.
      Yes sometimes you can use the phrase. "You can be right, or you can be happy" Think about that for a minute.
      God bless.

    • @dy_kaval
      @dy_kaval 3 роки тому +55

      This is what I would call being rich at this age. Having the mindset to learn from these people is very good. I am 23 now and I heard of Jordan Peterson just last year. I wish I had the possibility to listen to him when I was 13. Viel glück, mein freund!

    • @kojiyaw
      @kojiyaw 3 роки тому +8

      Very nice of you to start educating yourself on topics like this on a fairly young age. This will be very useful for you and you are ahead of your age.

    • @leomdk939
      @leomdk939 3 роки тому +37

      If you're really 13, you speak much better English than most American 13 year olds do.

    • @chainyrabbit
      @chainyrabbit 3 роки тому +2

      I can tell your age by the size of this comment. I'm 33, still young enough for a short attention span but too old for this shit

  • @TrippinWithTodd
    @TrippinWithTodd 4 роки тому +690

    Jordan Peterson is one of the great minds of the 21st century. And I'm deeply impressed with Joe Rogan and how intuitive he is and his ability to ask the right questions after listening carefully and getting out of the way of Jordan's answers by not interrupting.

    • @DerRollkragen
      @DerRollkragen 4 роки тому +20

      He is honestly an amazing interviewer

    • @jerome423
      @jerome423 4 роки тому +1

      Amen, brother! Truelly an honour to experience the interaction of these amazing individuals. 😁

    • @TrippinWithTodd
      @TrippinWithTodd 4 роки тому +18

      @Josh Mkensie Joe is a smart dude. He's no Peterson, but in the context of this interview, he was fantastic. So many interviewers, Rogan included sometimes, talk rather than listen. In this interview, he got out of the way, asked the right questions at the right time and we all benefitted. If you can do better congratulations. You must really think a lot of yourself. And thanks for calling me a dummy. But hey, I'd be out of my depth interviewing Peterson. You hit the nail on the head. Congrats again! I wonder what it would be like trolling the interwebs all day to find ways to put people down. Perhaps symptomatic of what is wrong with the world today.

    • @TrippinWithTodd
      @TrippinWithTodd 4 роки тому +6

      @Josh Mkensie Keep trolling and bringing people down. Maybe it will make you feel better one day. Maybe not.

    • @bentontruff662
      @bentontruff662 4 роки тому +2

      @@TrippinWithTodd Well you can always tell somebody's intelligent when they jump straight to the ad hominem attacks lol. Then again when someone's disputing a personal opinion or even the factual relevance of anyones intelligence, be it their own or somebody else's. I suppose there aren't many ways of them proving this, beyond visual examples they could perhaps post links to. So in short and without the ability to articulate it themselves, their response is basically saying that "they" disagree with you lol. As you stated though Rogan isn't an idiot, he also isn't anywhere near the "intellectual" Jordan Peterson is. At the same time JP is a Dr. in philosophy, whereas Joe Rogan is rather just an average guy. Who is well versed and exposed to a vast field of experiences, an the individual's he has the opportunity to interview. As an "interviewer," an mediator. It isn't that he's necessarily anything special, he does ask some good questions and add to the conversion. An does so better then allot people can or would. At the same time there are opportunities where he COULD ask much better questions, but doesn't typically press his guests to make them uncomfortable. Which is likely the reason so many different people are willing to go on his show. However he's a good listener and a patient guy, who's long form style of interviews allows his guests to really expand on what they are saying. Which in todays world and media is a unique thing, that even other people who TRY an duplicate. Aren't capable of doing in an entertaining way, if they can even keep a guest on for that long. An in that sense he DOES stand out, an hold his weight as a "good interviewer."
      You can definitely see and hear the difference between guests he has on, when he has comedians or mma fighters on. Where he carries an even conversion with them just shooting the shit, verse when he has on guests like Jordan Peterson, Brett Weinstein, Sam Harris or Richard Dawkins. Where he pulls back from interrupting, to let them speak a little more because of their intellectual integrity. None the less, Rogan definitely adds his opinion and views of his own. An is quite level headed on a majority of subjects, although overall probably more Liberal leaning in his views. He doesn't get too political, nor does he attempt "debate" his guests. But rather brings them on to let THEM speak, an asks some questions that he or other people are curious to know. For example when I myself watch Rogan interviews, I do so to hear what specific guests have to say and not necessarily what Joe has to say. An although he still mediates the conversation well, I've got to say I liked the "old" Joe Rogan more. When he was "more conspiracy based," an I don't mean with any of the alien or ufo and "Bigfoot" crap. But with government conspiracy and secret societies etc, which he does still occasionally touch on lightly. Duncan Trussel will go there a little bit, but Joe kind of steers away from it. An Eddie Bravo really just makes a joke of it all, an is way to obsessed with the "flat earth" bs. The Alex Jones interviews are pretty good for that matter, even though he's a nutcase lol. An even then Joe will cut him off at curtain points and seems to have grown away from these subjects, either because of sponsorships and monetization or for "other reasons."
      I don't think Joe can even handle having Eddie on too often anymore lol. There are allot of guests that Joe COULD have on, an COULD ask some very crazy stuff but he holds allot of responsibility. An has allot on the line to jeopardize, so I suppose you can't really blame him. Especially when you see all these people being deplatformed.

  • @RockBunnyBG
    @RockBunnyBG 3 роки тому +331

    "You should be responsible because you need to have a deep meaning in your life to offset the suffering."
    - Jordan dropping wisdom bombs every minute

    • @BrandonFromILETD
      @BrandonFromILETD 3 роки тому

      when in the video was this

    • @RockBunnyBG
      @RockBunnyBG 3 роки тому +1

      @@BrandonFromILETD oh, sorry, it is 3 hours long, will be quite hard to find

    • @hovahyii
      @hovahyii 2 роки тому +2

      It is 13:22

    • @RockBunnyBG
      @RockBunnyBG 2 роки тому

      @@hovahyii thank you!

  • @matthewparker2254
    @matthewparker2254 Рік тому +3

    I've said it many times before, so one more time can't hurt. I'm 33 years old high school drop out. I started listening to Jordan Peterson, Ben shapiro, and Steven crowder 4 years ago. I now have my get, my own place to live, and a good job. These men all really did help to change my life. I changed it, but the guidance helped more than anyone will ever know. Some times it's easy to get lost in the media and pop culture. These men all helped me get back to basics and "make my bed" couldn't be more greatful. My deepest wish is to have a conversation with one of these me some day. I'd love to speak about some opposing ideas and see how that goes . Any way thank you for everything!

  • @Hillgal42
    @Hillgal42 2 роки тому +374

    Me... 82 years old and pretty darned wise, brave, aware... learning very much and putting new, positive labels on the decisions and pathways I have taken in life. What a wonderful conversation here, and I'm blessed by it.

    • @truelife1004
      @truelife1004 2 роки тому +13

      That's great Gayle! Your comment generates hope.

    • @giannizanetti1159
      @giannizanetti1159 2 роки тому +4

      It is a fantastic comment. God bless you 👍

    • @Jamm3z133
      @Jamm3z133 2 роки тому +1

      Bless you Gayle, truly anyone can learn from Dr Peterson!

    • @apraetorian9986
      @apraetorian9986 2 роки тому +1

      Wow. You are awesome

    • @Dmc-kj4iv
      @Dmc-kj4iv 2 роки тому

      @@truelife1004 /..

  • @rw9019
    @rw9019 4 роки тому +2711

    Joe's first interview on spotify should be with Jordan Peterson.

    • @earthman1893
      @earthman1893 4 роки тому +27

      that or the whole IDW

    • @sigmundfriedchicken
      @sigmundfriedchicken 4 роки тому +64

      It's probably going to be Dave chappelle.

    • @ashleyhoward14
      @ashleyhoward14 4 роки тому +32

      Keanu Reeves

    • @jacobstewart6528
      @jacobstewart6528 4 роки тому +25

      a four-way of joe, ben shapiro, jordan, and eric or brett weinstein.

    • @danialanis1141
      @danialanis1141 4 роки тому +2

      I really hope so, peterson or either of the weinstein brothers would be awesome.

  • @felixthomson3665
    @felixthomson3665 3 роки тому +310

    "They don't get less afraid they get braver"
    Jordan Peterson casually says one of the most motivational things I've ever heard while talking about something unrelated

    • @acaciablossom558
      @acaciablossom558 3 роки тому +16

      The first time I ever heard JP was a short little video bite of him saying before you let someone tell you not to be depressed take a look at your life. If your life sucks and you can’t take a right step then you should be depressed. In fact if you weren’t it would be a sign that something is wrong. Acknowledge that and then start taking steps to improve your life.
      I believe he was speaking about 12 rules for life rule clean your damn room.
      I started listening to every video I could find because I knew in my heart that he held a truth that I needed. And he’s changed the way I look at myself and my life.

    • @smithkd0422
      @smithkd0422 3 роки тому +6

      It wasn't casual. Because everything he says is so deep. I've paused and replayed so many parts of this, along with other videos of his..because nothing he says is misplaced or...casual. Every word is carefully placed. I replayed that part too. It's all meaningful.

    • @conormurphy4328
      @conormurphy4328 2 роки тому +5

      That’s a fairly common phrase about bravery that is attributed to many people. “Courage isn’t the absence of fear, but the triumph over it”

    • @truecrimefacts4786
      @truecrimefacts4786 2 роки тому

      Also the Romans use to say "fortune favors the Brave"

    • @stealthmongoose959
      @stealthmongoose959 2 роки тому

      The kneebone connected to the tightened the tightened is connected to the hip bone and the hipbone is connected to the related bones of the human skeleton Gifs Given by God Himself woman was created from the rib bone of man adam first man and eve became one flesh = marriage all humans descend from Adam and Eve then on to Noahs Eight We are all descend from Noahs Eight That were spared from the great flood The Word of God came to Noah and instructed him to build an Ark using gopherwood and pitch ancient wood and glue pitch to seal the ark to make it watertight waterproof Noah built the Ark as Instructed by The Living Word of God That became Flesh nearly 4000 years later From Genesis To Revelation Jesus is the Word That always existed with God The Father and God The Holy Spirit God Come Down From Heaven Above He's Jesus The Christ LORD God And Saviour That is Love Holy Love He's God. relatives from Adam to Seth to Enoch to Noah to Abraham Issac and Jacob Israel to Judah to king David to Nathan to Mary and Joseph To Jesus Christ the Word That Before Flesh To You to me Myself i you me them Us Immanuel Jesus Christ God With Us From Everlasting To Everlasting Forever and Ever Amen Hallelujah 🙏 Amen

  • @TheBlakeclaw
    @TheBlakeclaw Рік тому +24

    The sound of his voice is so soothing and comforting

  • @Shoutinthewind
    @Shoutinthewind 4 роки тому +231

    As soon as JP recovers I would love nothing more than for you to have him on again. Please please make this happen!!

    • @NovoGOBEKEN
      @NovoGOBEKEN 4 роки тому

      Was/is it something serious? Sry but haven't been up to date on JP

    • @freddyb.b8120
      @freddyb.b8120 4 роки тому +1

      @@NovoGOBEKEN very serious. He's been very sick for almost year. But he's getting a little better now

    • @dr.pendyke4887
      @dr.pendyke4887 4 роки тому

      @@MrFreeze420 Really?

    • @sneakyvictorsneakyvictor7658
      @sneakyvictorsneakyvictor7658 4 роки тому +4

      @@dr.pendyke4887 no

    • @alessiomarin1218
      @alessiomarin1218 4 роки тому +9

      @@MrFreeze420 You have no grounds upon which to say that.

  • @twarner564
    @twarner564 4 роки тому +704

    I'm a woman and I enjoy listening to JP..The political correctness of society is toxic

    • @basedredpilledo7939
      @basedredpilledo7939 4 роки тому +15

      T Warner you want a cookie?

    • @AlmostReady504
      @AlmostReady504 4 роки тому +49

      @@basedredpilledo7939
      What, are you 10?

    • @13984980
      @13984980 4 роки тому +7

      Bryan B Would You like a Cookie as Well?

    • @jarrettthomas4865
      @jarrettthomas4865 4 роки тому +15

      @Brandon O weak bro. She has a great point

    • @umarabdullah5510
      @umarabdullah5510 4 роки тому +14

      @@basedredpilledo7939 where can I get one of these free cookies?

  • @nobodyknows2341
    @nobodyknows2341 6 років тому +2752

    Does Oprah Winfrey receive criticism because her audience is predominantly women?

    • @rumiexistence
      @rumiexistence 6 років тому +67

      Those who do are in prison

    • @brickerjohnson9122
      @brickerjohnson9122 6 років тому +15

      Does it matter if she does? Would the criticism be justified?
      I doubt that Oprah doesn't allow an equal opportunity for men to be audience members. I don't see Oprah suggesting for such a thing to be put into practice either.
      So, what does it matter if there was/is criticism towards her largely female audience? What she talk about interests more women than men. I see nothing wrong with that (:

    • @JeremyCrow
      @JeremyCrow 6 років тому +163

      @@brickerjohnson9122 That's the point of the original comment. It shouldn't matter either way.

    • @brickerjohnson9122
      @brickerjohnson9122 6 років тому +11

      I think it's beneficial to fully articulate > insinuate. Especially in a situation where the objective of what we are talking about is to clarify through precision.

    • @INFECTION112
      @INFECTION112 6 років тому +7

      She does, all the time. It's so commonplace now that people just brush it off as a joke and keep going

  • @susandigiulio7455
    @susandigiulio7455 Рік тому +57

    I’m a woman and I love your talks!♥️

    • @Mulatica89
      @Mulatica89 Рік тому

      Same😊

    • @blueaxolotl6302
      @blueaxolotl6302 Рік тому +4

      I'm a man, and while I'm not gay if I were to be gay it'd be for Jordan Peterson.

    • @Claudiugh10
      @Claudiugh10 Рік тому +2

      @@blueaxolotl6302 I'm not gay but for Peterson I'd bust one just out of respect

    • @hoppermantis7615
      @hoppermantis7615 Рік тому +2

      His words can help women become better mothers for boys.

    • @isaiahsalazar6649
      @isaiahsalazar6649 Рік тому

      ❤️

  • @vivistoller
    @vivistoller 6 років тому +106

    Middle aged immigrant mother of one here. Thank you Jordan, I am a better mom, daughter, sister, aunt and human being because of you. You don’t speak just to men, you speak to all humans trying to make sense of this world and trying to put their lives together. I am a better person because of you. Thank you and God Bless you sir!

    • @steven5054
      @steven5054 6 років тому +7

      Bullshit. Clean your room lobster cultist.

    • @NeedForMead
      @NeedForMead 6 років тому

      Michael-6 You’re at the top of the Lobster Hierarchy

    • @Dub636
      @Dub636 6 років тому +2

      Barber Bear dude get some help

    • @Osprey1994
      @Osprey1994 6 років тому +2

      @Barber Bear I haven't heard very much about religion from him and I've watched plenty of his material... I think you're just desperate to find a reason to tear him down.

    • @Osprey1994
      @Osprey1994 6 років тому +2

      Miss, I have to ask that if you are a naturalized citizen of wherever your new home country is please refer to yourself as American, Canadian, etc. Just like my friend from Iraq doesn't refer to himself as an Iraqi immigrant or an immigrant he's an American. This of course isn't saying not to be proud of the feat you have achieved and when your children's children look back they will be proud too.

  • @yurijedi49
    @yurijedi49 5 років тому +435

    I hope you guys can get Jordan back on for a fifth time once he recovers from his health troubles

    • @Balthazar2242
      @Balthazar2242 4 роки тому +1

      What's happening with him?

    • @jordanstout1216
      @jordanstout1216 4 роки тому +36

      @@Balthazar2242 He apparently developed a physiological dependence on an anxiety/depression medication (Clonazepam) that he began taking as a result of his wife's troubles with cancer and ended up checking himself into a addiction clinic of some kind.

    • @Asadgunz
      @Asadgunz 4 роки тому +3

      @@Balthazar2242 Search for Peterson Family Update - September 2019

    • @ujjwalb7406
      @ujjwalb7406 4 роки тому +1

      Jordan Stout I believe part of it is because of his carnivore diet.

    • @Kuba-tz6nz
      @Kuba-tz6nz 4 роки тому +26

      @@ujjwalb7406 I don't believe what you've just said...

  • @sarahboulger9104
    @sarahboulger9104 4 роки тому +2072

    I absorbed the words of Jordan Peterson and stopped being a feminist and soon after starting succeeding in life. Go figure.

    • @pfireball9383
      @pfireball9383 4 роки тому +127

      Good for you... I'm sure that it wasn't easy to let go of a set of beliefs that guided you.

    • @pfireball9383
      @pfireball9383 4 роки тому +76

      @@varadhk3159 why would she want to do that? She mentioned that she found success by following a different path.

    • @sarahboulger9104
      @sarahboulger9104 4 роки тому +3

      iShean I suppose I could.

    • @sarahboulger9104
      @sarahboulger9104 4 роки тому +41

      iShean but wtf for? There are more pleasurable things I could be wasting my time on.

    • @bigmacnash2146
      @bigmacnash2146 4 роки тому +1

      @@sarahboulger9104 for further reasons u just mentioned and ultimatively for happiness if u conquer life relationship etc

  • @scottcarlson3475
    @scottcarlson3475 Рік тому +8

    I needed to hear this very very badly, it's like I've been missing this perception piece in everything I'm perceiving and it's not given me the foundation to excel. Thank you Jordan Peterson thank you Joe Rogan

  • @AMitchellBullard
    @AMitchellBullard 3 роки тому +292

    Dang. I did it it again. I started watching Rogan and Peterson at 11:00 pm, thinking I'd just enjoy it for a half hour and then go to sleep. Now it's pushing 1:00 am, and I'm too damned interested to stop. Why does Rogan have to be such an amazing interviewer, and why does Peterson have to be so damn compelling?

    • @Lion95
      @Lion95 3 роки тому +1

      I'm just starting again on this podcast. I intend on listening to it for a bit but, let's see where it takes me.

    • @builtlikeabagofmilk660
      @builtlikeabagofmilk660 3 роки тому +6

      @Dave Rodriguez you perhaps give her the vibe that you're so needy she feels the need to wake you up to tell you what she's doing then, that's your issue not hers.

    • @Badassery666
      @Badassery666 3 роки тому

      4am here in Australia , I went down the lobster hole about six hours ago. Time well spent in my opinion, we are not here to kill spiders, we’re saving dads from whales !

    • @thetoad7367
      @thetoad7367 3 роки тому

      11:32am I’m watching and 10mins in lol. You could just go to bed. Bit ott pal lol

  • @TheModernHermeticist
    @TheModernHermeticist 6 років тому +2649

    Joe, next time you interview JBP, you should think of some questions ahead of time that would steer the conversation in a direction that's never been trod before.

    • @mattmcclendon5425
      @mattmcclendon5425 6 років тому +134

      THIS ^^^

    • @TheOlzee
      @TheOlzee 6 років тому +57

      That's too much work for him. Even worse is he's UFC interviews where you can see him thinking of something to say and usually says stupid shit. I'm lazy but that's next level lazy

    • @Difficultfuckhead
      @Difficultfuckhead 6 років тому +46

      What are we going to do about the lesbian problem?

    • @calebgarlipp9714
      @calebgarlipp9714 6 років тому +40

      @@TheOlzee is your laziness helping your success as well?

    • @icecoldchilipreppers
      @icecoldchilipreppers 6 років тому +40

      To trod or not to trod, no troday, maby tromorrow

  • @TheLastWord117
    @TheLastWord117 2 роки тому +703

    I lost a ton of weight, basically fixed my mental health(to the best of my ability) go out more with friends and joined the military, all because of listening to this man.

    • @moguy100
      @moguy100 2 роки тому +48

      Lmao I did the same as this but instead got OUT of the military. Props to you though man keep going!

    • @aronbtc
      @aronbtc 2 роки тому +7

      He also changed my life

    • @maorifilm
      @maorifilm 2 роки тому +1

      Lets Go

    • @lizzyjoon7923
      @lizzyjoon7923 2 роки тому

      🤍🙏🏼🤍

    • @reposter6434
      @reposter6434 2 роки тому +10

      He encouraged you to join the military? Swear JP talks against anyone joining the military in one of his lectures

  • @Karen-nm4ut
    @Karen-nm4ut Рік тому +273

    He got me out of a wheelchair. He got me asserting myself. This in one year.

    • @afterglowsword
      @afterglowsword Рік тому +14

      So you were faking the wheelchair originally?

    • @abdk.7872
      @abdk.7872 Рік тому +3

      How tell us more please

    • @ladarren6401
      @ladarren6401 Рік тому +10

      @@afterglowswordmaybe he lost weight

    • @afterglowsword
      @afterglowsword Рік тому +3

      @@ladarren6401 fair enough. That’s good wish the best for her

    • @etrnlygr8tful
      @etrnlygr8tful Рік тому

      but you're still a "Karen"😉

  • @WillISGOD101
    @WillISGOD101 6 років тому +427

    I'm from the hood listening to Peterson and Rogan this past year radically change my thinking good looks my guys🤘 only if I could get the homies to listen to🤔

    • @henryhoover3953
      @henryhoover3953 6 років тому +57

      Lead by example

    • @alexnk49
      @alexnk49 6 років тому +25

      Where you from Brother. I’m from Brooklyn

    • @andrewthomas3253
      @andrewthomas3253 6 років тому +4

      Akira the Don's music will help!

    • @Carloss86py
      @Carloss86py 6 років тому +35

      The ONLY way to influence a loved one when you've made the decision to improve your life in some way and they haven't is by leading by example, IMHO. DON'T NAG. Don't be in their faces with your new attitude. When someone makes a decision to improve while the other doesn't, it's a delicate situation, because they know what's going on, but they have to make the decision to improve entirely by themselves. In my experience, nagging or trying to convince by talking (giving unsolicited advice) doesn't work. One creates resentment and the other is a turn off.
      Cliffs:
      1) Don't nag. Don't be judgemental (this is a very tough one for me).
      2) Don't try to convince, don't give unsolicited advice (also very difficult). When someone shares a problem, just listen and be empathic, unless they specifically ask for advice. As JBP recommends: it's THEIR problem, don't steal it, don't steal the process of them finding their solution.
      3) Love them. Love them even more than before. Then they will associate the change you're making as something positive.

    • @MrCatfor
      @MrCatfor 6 років тому +4

      @@Carloss86py This was really good advice, I've actually wondered about this particular situation.

  • @clivehorridge
    @clivehorridge 2 роки тому +1738

    Joe, we need more of Jordan on your shows- he’s like a bottle of moral vitamins for the soul…

  • @JAM.2022
    @JAM.2022 5 років тому +255

    I have an exchange student from Thailand said he knows Dr. Jordan Peterson he had read his books then he quit playing video games get in shape and enrolled himself to exchange student program. I am so proud of him.

    • @birdsamora9925
      @birdsamora9925 5 років тому +21

      I did that but I still play video games

    • @TheHulk1850
      @TheHulk1850 5 років тому +2

      @@birdsamora9925 I didn't think there were people who still thought video games were harmful in that way, though that stereotype had been stomped out, guess not. Not trying to talk crap about anyone, just a observation!!

    • @nathanbengels6930
      @nathanbengels6930 5 років тому +16

      Jennifer Walters it’s not the video games that are harmful, it’s wasting time in general which can be done by anything. Sacrificing pleasure for meaning is what’s important. It’s okay to play video games occasionally once mature though

    • @darla766
      @darla766 5 років тому

      it's always great to hear people that have changed their lives for the better. thanks for sharing.

    • @charleskulvet4911
      @charleskulvet4911 5 років тому

      Is his name Shaun?
      ชือณอนหรือปล่าว

  • @charlespittsjr604
    @charlespittsjr604 Рік тому +32

    A guy for all guys . He's a awesome dude . Learned alot from this guy.

  • @Thomw72
    @Thomw72 5 років тому +664

    It's been almost 100 episodes since , we need Jordan back on...

    • @JakubNaszkowski
      @JakubNaszkowski 5 років тому +8

      I venture to guess that we are going to be able to see him (again) after his European tour in November!

    • @philipkasera9387
      @philipkasera9387 5 років тому +3

      They did something together on Jordan P’s channel recently

    • @jarretjordan3837
      @jarretjordan3837 5 років тому +3

      He's in rehab now.
      Klonopin I guess....

    • @fabiotieri3155
      @fabiotieri3155 5 років тому +1

      Lobster's almost ready

    • @MandrakeDCR
      @MandrakeDCR 5 років тому +11

      @@jarretjordan3837 According to his daughter, he's out now and recuperating. Turns out it wasn't detox he was suffering from, it was a severe allergic reaction to the medication! Imagine that. Sheesh. I'd hate to have all the weird immunological issues that family has. I'm just glad he's ok, and that his wife Tammy made it through the cancer treatment and surgery. After they've spent some quality time together, from what Tammy said, they look forward to going right back to it :)

  • @alias820
    @alias820 5 років тому +1301

    Jordan “get your bloody act together and grow the hell up” Peterson.

    • @joshdemarkles5977
      @joshdemarkles5977 5 років тому +6

      Lmao

    • @obannon7740
      @obannon7740 5 років тому +6

      … and buy my book and donate to my patreon!

    • @Pomiferous
      @Pomiferous 5 років тому

      @BAM! I can hardly wait to get to that chapter.

    • @henrywerner4477
      @henrywerner4477 5 років тому +2

      Jordan "my daughter has ankle problems" Peterson

    • @safir2241
      @safir2241 5 років тому +3

      Jordan “These SJWs & Cultural Marxists (term invented by the nazis to vilify jews, since marx was a jew) are ruining society!!11!” Peterson

  • @iamthomashunter
    @iamthomashunter 4 роки тому +330

    32:38 "We're built for adventure and not for peace and happiness."
    Man...

    • @flyfin108
      @flyfin108 4 роки тому +1

      Jordan and rest of the humanity rarely been so happy that its exiting, it can easily replace the need for speed

    • @jayjjoshi
      @jayjjoshi 4 роки тому

      I know right.

    • @sukamedik9739
      @sukamedik9739 4 роки тому +3

      imma tat that on my right arm

  • @Alfaromero-wh8yk
    @Alfaromero-wh8yk 8 місяців тому +1

    Bruh, this Joe-Jordan's vibes are so heart-warming, like you feel they're glad to have one another in this conversation. I need more

  • @threebigfsfakenewsfakefood575
    @threebigfsfakenewsfakefood575 6 років тому +701

    Imagine if we all grow up with teachers like this.

    • @scottowens5587
      @scottowens5587 5 років тому +26

      there are a few out there. but sadly, most people that go into teaching are not high IQ individuals. IMO, people with high IQ realize that teaching, especially in USA, is not worth dealing with the politics/unions.

    • @craigmather9533
      @craigmather9533 5 років тому +5

      *grew up. Just imagine if we all grew up with teachers like this. The worls might be a very different place.

    • @I_discovered_civilization
      @I_discovered_civilization 5 років тому +6

      We’re not worthy of great intellects like Jordan Peterson.

    • @erikgarcia9706
      @erikgarcia9706 5 років тому +1

      I’d be a fucking genius

    • @lauras3666
      @lauras3666 5 років тому +13

      Imagine if people would just stop and actually listen to all the wise people in their life.
      Anyone can be a teacher, no title needed, no college needed. Everyone you interact with is a teacher, the real issue is people don’t stop to actually think.

  • @jeremiahcuevas3274
    @jeremiahcuevas3274 6 років тому +129

    I would like to thank Dr. Peterson for his words on unlocking your potential by staring at the abyss. I am an Iraqi War Vet. That statement about improving after encountering real danger, and the depth to which man can sink. Wow, it really made me think about my experiences over there. How I could look at my present self as stronger, or better for them. Thank you, Sir.

    • @MavtheMachine
      @MavtheMachine 5 років тому +1

      CPWEAVER You must be a 12 year old that just learned a new word and can’t stop saying it. Stop trying to be funny because you aren’t.

    • @ZeroSmoke.
      @ZeroSmoke. 5 років тому +2

      @@MavtheMachine worst troll comment i've seen so far. :(

    • @MavtheMachine
      @MavtheMachine 5 років тому +1

      Zero Smoke Looks like he deleted his comment too.

    • @ZeroSmoke.
      @ZeroSmoke. 5 років тому

      @@MavtheMachine I can still see it.

    • @MavtheMachine
      @MavtheMachine 5 років тому

      Zero Smoke 👀

  • @catwolffe5976
    @catwolffe5976 2 роки тому +741

    Pure wisdom. As a woman, I feel that Jordan's advice on how to deal with life can easily be taken by women too. Thank you, Jordan!

    • @pommiebears
      @pommiebears 2 роки тому +13

      Absolutely! 👍🏽

    • @hees0009
      @hees0009 2 роки тому +3

      Exactly. It's advice for all people. I just think men have lacked the encouragement he's saying that you can achieve a decent life. I have 2 children, boy and girl, and notice the girls' shirts and backpacks and notebooks say "you go, girl" "girls run the world" "black girl magic" etc. The boys have no positive gender related statements. Now I don't buy phrased items for them anyway, but it is interesting.

    • @sunscale3336
      @sunscale3336 2 роки тому +21

      He speaks for humanity and people thats why I love him too. He even says it didn't start out with men as an intended audience thats just how its happened. Glad you get it spread the word

    • @jasonvoorhees4873
      @jasonvoorhees4873 2 роки тому +6

      What is woman?

    • @jacquelineking1770
      @jacquelineking1770 2 роки тому +15

      That's RIGHT I'm a Granny w spitfire and energy..New Chapta! Finally DONE raising Adult Kid lol! Time to Live My Dream! New Detroit Community Serving Homeless Poor and Groovinating Hippies! Five year Goal..it's already Happening!!! Yes! Jesus IS Real Jordy!!

  • @juliecurtis1247
    @juliecurtis1247 Рік тому +16

    These men are a gift. I am home recovering from a major spine surgery. I feel lost and I started listening to these podcast. I can’t tell you how these have given me first relief that I am not alone with these feelings and problems but given me solid tools to navigate life. I can not say thank you enough. There are absolutely no words that I can think of to thank them. All I can say is bless you and thank you. ❤

    • @AJ-tt7ed
      @AJ-tt7ed Рік тому

      Hi Julie, can you give us an update on how you're doing ? Hope you are in a good place and healthy , healed up .

    • @Activ8Podcast
      @Activ8Podcast Рік тому

      Get well soon Julie ❤

  • @lukeenriquez3822
    @lukeenriquez3822 5 років тому +137

    A father figure to a generation where a lot of young men are without fathers. God bless you Mr. Peterson

    • @cryptur_5725
      @cryptur_5725 4 роки тому

      Luke Enriquez dr Peterson *

    • @greenwxy344
      @greenwxy344 4 роки тому

      Way to copy a comment

    • @chrisgould101
      @chrisgould101 3 роки тому +1

      And they're without father's because of the same women who are against Petersen.

  • @jacquelinemartin415
    @jacquelinemartin415 4 роки тому +49

    Female here 🙋🏻‍♀️ and I LOVE listening to your inspirational speeches and listen to them daily! They have helped me find balance in my life and continue to help me align my focuses. I tell everyone that needs some help about Jordan Peterson

    • @griseld
      @griseld 4 роки тому

      One of the best things about Mr.Peterson, besides Mr.Peterson himself is that under his videos i'm discovering a lot of intelligent women who think with their mind and are not influenced by some crappy propaganda.
      I had really lost hopes with the feminist movement, but i'm finding out there are also real women, and not just nazi screaming idiots.
      Thank you from the bottom of my heart, you are as important as Mr.Peterson in showing the world what real women look like.

  • @bonnieklapel1825
    @bonnieklapel1825 2 роки тому +214

    Dr. Jordan Peterson is definitely filling a void, a huge void! I’m 60 and wish I’d had him to listen to 30-40 years ago!!! He explains to people what they’ve needed. He doesn’t just say do this or do that without reason. He’s the most positive influence for young and older people than anyone else in a very very long time. It also brings generations together, as well as families and communities and it’s so important. Ignorance is not an excuse for those who are naysayers. Listen to Jordan and not just for a few minutes. Listen to him on several podcasts and then make a decision. I’m a woman and greatly enjoy listening to him. His narrative applies to everyone, teenagers, adult men & women, young, middle aged and older. Don’t judge him without really listening to his message.

    • @frostpst477
      @frostpst477 2 роки тому +2

      I hope you have a good day! Stay blessed

    • @martinmulivai
      @martinmulivai 2 роки тому

      What's the most basic english of his message please?

    • @makanavisaya
      @makanavisaya 2 роки тому +2

      @@martinmulivai Jordan has many alternative channels in different languages. You should check some of them out. :)

    • @jasonhaiflich8967
      @jasonhaiflich8967 2 роки тому

      🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇

    • @scottculli7851
      @scottculli7851 2 роки тому

      Thank you for his review, I have heard him several times and thought he Said some very profound things about life, after reading your reply I do believe I’ll be looking into him more, I am 59, whenever I start listening to him I can’t stop, lol, thanks again for taking the time to share your opinion with us all, it makes a difference

  • @Malivolent
    @Malivolent Рік тому +16

    So good to see a very smart and kind person rise to popularity like that! Keep changing lives and do what you do Dr Peterson!

  • @admiralvibe
    @admiralvibe 4 роки тому +733

    My mom called me a “right wing patriarchist” because I said I liked listening to Jordan Peterson. Yay.

    • @mudhut4491
      @mudhut4491 4 роки тому +173

      Your mom doesn't know what she's saying, don't listen to people who don't want the best for you. You got it.

    • @admiralvibe
      @admiralvibe 4 роки тому +32

      @@mudhut4491 thanks man

    • @ClaireFranceScotland
      @ClaireFranceScotland 4 роки тому +73

      Has your Mum listened to Jordan Peterson speak? If not, and I suspect not, I'd encourage you to ask her to trust you, and to set aside her preconceptions while listening one of his talks, perhaps this one. She might be surprised. Meanwhile, continue to trust your own goodness and judgement.
      I heard a definition of love recently that I really liked, that it is having a benevolent view of someone's motives, and I'd encourage you to ask her to have that of you, and by extension Peterson.

    • @admiralvibe
      @admiralvibe 4 роки тому +13

      @@ClaireFranceScotland Thank you ma’am! I’ll make sure to use your advice!

    • @itsroberthimselfyo2454
      @itsroberthimselfyo2454 4 роки тому +14

      Hey AG, jordan speaks about the the phenomena of one’s parents symbolic death, which is the point at which you realize that your parents don’t know any better than you do. I think you’re there, it sucks, and it’s hard to work it out in your psyche, but you got this

  • @laurenhackett990
    @laurenhackett990 4 роки тому +72

    I’m a millennial woman and I am continuously learning so much from JP... there is no way his haters actually listen to his chats the whole way through

    • @neighbor472
      @neighbor472 4 роки тому +1

      Oh definitely not, the media just made a sort of stigma against him to suppress what he had to say but ironically gained even more attention since so many people hate the media

  • @zakariab6228
    @zakariab6228 4 роки тому +648

    "There is nothing stupider than a smart person who went wrong" damn that hit home.

    • @steven5054
      @steven5054 4 роки тому +8

      Lobster hierarchies. Ancient Chinese discovered DNA helix. Nazi's were Socialists. Should I go on?

    • @stratocaster0842
      @stratocaster0842 4 роки тому

      Is “wrong” subjective?

    • @stratocaster0842
      @stratocaster0842 4 роки тому

      Alan Hardcastle ah, so every human being alive has the same definition of “going wrong in life”.
      Impressive, and also entirely incorrect.

    • @ergot1803
      @ergot1803 4 роки тому +9

      @Hana Ayo Alemayehu Your writing seems disorganized to the point of possibly being a psychotic symptom

    • @ergot1803
      @ergot1803 4 роки тому +3

      @Alan Hardcastle "Wrong" is objective, but what is objectively wrong can never be known perfectly by a single human. You can only be "right enough" when it comes to what is "too wrong".

  • @windstormstrike
    @windstormstrike 6 років тому +469

    Didn’t want to go to work... saw this on my feed, manned up and went to work

    • @bensonhedges479
      @bensonhedges479 6 років тому +3

      you know joes never worked a real job ?

    • @mikaelhauk
      @mikaelhauk 6 років тому +12

      Fuck yeah, dude! That's how it's DONE!

    • @bensonhedges479
      @bensonhedges479 6 років тому

      hahaha i didnt mean it as a good thing but i get you

    • @JohnWilson-ng1ui
      @JohnWilson-ng1ui 6 років тому +4

      "manned up"? Is going to work just a man's job? perhaps this is what people are talking about.

    • @kennethlacroix889
      @kennethlacroix889 6 років тому +27

      John Wilson cause its a masculine trait to do stuff and keep enduring.