2017/04/10: Harvard Talk: Postmodernism & the Mask of Compassion

I was invited to speak at Harvard University in mid-April on the use of compassion as a mask for the advance of the profoundly anti-western postmodern and neomarxist doctrines. There was a fair bit of controversy surrounding the invitation (which accounted in part for the relatively confrontational tone of the interview/discussion). There were protesters in attendance, one of whom insisted (as is quite common) in speaking out of turn, because, of course, her comments were so important that putting them forward justified breaking the agreed-upon rules. That said, the protesters were civil.
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[@henric2493]

This dude has been going inside every Dragon Den possible and emerges victorious

[@mikimiyazaki]

Henri Chastain thats because he is the intellectual equivalent of iron mike tyson! he just cuts through the bullshit gets, inside and demolishes fools.

[@MadFrenzy582]

This has to have been one of the more impressive interviews Dr. Peterson has given. The interviewer was definitely brimming with energy and full of tricks. Dr. Peterson has not failed to impress. I was almost biting my nails with the questions the dude was hurling his way. It was almost like watching a game of chess!

[@Drigger95]

Careful. Just cus he knows all this stuff doesn't mean he implements it.

[@josenmitchell2958]

He's the Chuck Norris of college debate. Dr. Peterson does not beat you in a debate, he merely allows you to lose.

[@PuntedKitten]

Yeah, save some dragons and gold for the rest of us. He's hogging all the sorting and rescuing of dead fathers.

[@laurenmarie2395]

Part of the 9% of female Jordan Peterson fans! & I am so grateful for your work. Thank you!

[@rinwesley3092]

Lauren Marie Same here!

[@laurenmarie2395]

Rin Wesley awesome!

[@EvanWSH]

boy it's sure going to be rough to be a guy looking for a girl with a good head on her lol, slightly worse than 10 to 1! *room cleaning intensifies*

[@albelnoxroxursox]

Female fans of Peterson unite!

[@EvanWSH]

Red Pill Luckily I'm from western Canada so I can't blame my environment! lol. I have some self sorting to attend to first anyhow.

[@Laura-io5xd]

Used to be part of the 'SJW' crowd. Only thing is, I didn't even realise it. I'm now filled with embarrassment whenever I think of things that I used to say. Glad to be part of the small female audience on JBP's videos. A real awakening.

[@Metal_Dinosaur]

Welcome back to "The Real" Laura, glad you're back

[@jackiedavenport1028]

The female audience is larger than most people think.

[@Ian-kh3vi]

The systematic postmodernist erosion of the concepts of reason and evidence, along with the systematic Cultural Marxist obsession with the orchestration of victimhood, identity politics, anger, hatred, fear, abuse and scapegoating, has created a perfect storm in 21st century liberal democracies. If you are interested in examining the irrational, absurd and destructive out-workings of this convergence go to thesleepofreason.net where you will find a wide range of articles examining the consequences.

[@mufasao6776]

Laura Right? I was born a leftie (school, NBC news), and I remember looking at the Justin Trudeau's decision of having 50% female cabinet and thinking finally! Women have had it too rough for too long, they .... they ....well, there's so many things ... well, actually, they kinda have it good for a lot of things to be honest .... then I remember JP's thoughts on the same issue and it blew me away how wrong I was thinking, hiring based on genitalia instead of skill.

[@goosegaming6548]

Thank you... You ladies will be the voice of reason for JBP against all the bullshit propaganda

[@Sunman0220]

Normal People : "I read Marx and now I want to change the world" Me : "I watched Jordan Peterson and now I want to change myself"

[@tuck-brainwks-eutent-hidva1098]

Nothing normal about that first one -- deeply disturbed, no matter how typical. You're more normal than you think....😉

[@devinaayona3785]

ah so true. He's really inspiring. I was there on that position too haha but now I feel rather ashamed :(

[@sherlockholmeslives.1605]

Donald Trump : "I've watched the Mikado and now I want to rule the world." Only joking!

[@NateB]

Jordan Peterson doesn't say not to change the world, just that your examination of the world and attempts to fix it should start with at least trying to fix yourself.

[@greesemonkeyarmy]

I read Marx, and I wanted to know what kind of man he was. The more I found out the less I thought of him. Such as, He took advantage of his domestic help, got her pregnant, and did not admit parenthood for over 13 years. He seldom bathed, maybe once or twice a YEAR. His research was done in a library, he hated being around the poor. He was as bourgeois as he could be. He was a true fraud.

[@ZombieSymmetry]

For many years now, my favorite quote has been one by C. S. Lewis, and I'm reminded of the quote every time I listen to Peterson: "Of all tyrannies, a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It would be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron's cruelty may sometimes sleep, his cupidity may at some point be satiated; but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end for they do so with the approval of their own conscience." - C. S. Lewis

[@nickking-edwards9301]

ZombieSymmetry thanks for this excellent quote!

[@rabidcentrist]

Good quote.

[@ohiogrown1]

ZombieSymmetry Lewis was a wise and honest thinker. Love him! Here is a quote from Muggeridge I hope u find equally moving: So the final conclusion would surely be that whereas other civilizations have been brought down by attacks of barbarians from without, ours had the unique distinction of training its own destroyers at its own educational institutions, and then providing them with facilities for propagating their destructive ideology far and wide, all at the public expense. Thus did Western Man decide to abolish himself, creating his own boredom out of his own affluence, his own vulnerability out of his own strength, his own impotence out of his own erotomania, himself blowing the trumpet that brought the walls of his own city tumbling down, and having convinced himself that he was too numerous, labored with pill and scalpel and syringe to make himself fewer. Until at last, having educated himself into imbecility, and polluted and drugged himself into stupefaction, he keeled over--a weary, battered old brontosaurus--and became extinct. Malcom muggeridge

[@Gumpkin]

Aye, a good quote. Shame he wasn't able to apply it to yahweh.

[@Dubmmb]

dumb anarchist quote lel

[@Enthos2]

"The evil is not elsewhere; it's you, because you're not everything you could be" I almost want this as a tattoo

[@Scragg-]

Enthos2 Id get that as a tattoo no doubt. Honestly a very prominent and large tattoo

[@GigaTrope]

"Sort yourself oot"

[@Yotrymp]

ABZURD

[@tuck-brainwks-eutent-hidva1098]

I have had this (tattoo) thought repeatedly in listening to JP. I'd have to be dragon-sized to accommodate them all (and I'd end up looking like an MMA fighter, besides... 😂). On the comment re: your sexual mood-killing tattoo -- if it's going to be the quote about not being all you could be, you might want to be careful where you put it, too...? 😏

[@etcomehome39]

That's when humility comes in, knowing I am capable of both good and evil deeds.

[@stephenpoole6415]

"If you have it at 7 in the morning you won't get a single protestor because they'll still be sleeping off their alcohol and pot induced hangover." LOL

[@MargieM10]

And tap years later, CHAZ/CHOP proved him right, as always. 😂

[@Ryan-ze9fz]

That’s very true. It’s like the riots. I knew they would end in most of the country by winter despite what was going on politically. They don’t have any real motivation because they’re not really oppressed so they’re not going to riot outside in the cold. They only riot when it’s comfy and convenient

[@rebeccadowney9084]

He is soooo SPOT ON!!! I see it everywhere in every sector

[@jackmcintire4136]

I love how emotional he gets. That's how you know he is real. The man's legit, and as smart as anyone I've ever heard.

[@Hijodeganas1]

What amazes me is that he's been talking about many of the same things for YEARS but he's still so passionate.

[@jayfromct5164]

It’s from the soul brother I feel the same way! Peace and love my brother

[@Durzo1259]

Emotional, but with persistent, concentrated temperance. He recognizes the folly that comes from letting your emotions do the intellectual driving.

[@christianwoods7749]

It’s because he only tells the truth and genuinely wants the best for everyone. If you have the spirit you can be just like him.

[@YarHarFD]

So all the crazy leftists reps and senators are legit, smart and as "real" as it gets?

[@brettfleming4268]

I'd be interested to find out how many of Dr Peterson's audience are not only males, but males who grew up without a father. Since going past the main SJW content, I cleaned my room, quit smoking weed and playing video games constantly and got a job (at Chipotle, not much but it's the best I can do for now) and I feel absolutely amazing. So many lessons I wish I learned from a father I never knew.

[@brettfleming4268]

Also, I'm halfway through The Gulag Archipelago. Lord that is a horrifying read. Incredibly valuable, though.

[@BazookaTooth707]

Brett Fleming Serious question: What value have you personally found in your reading, so far?

[@brettfleming4268]

ReppeNThA707 Yeesh, it's a bit difficult to describe. Initially, being a somewhat jaded consumer of violent and psychologically dark media, I found the beginning of the first volume mildly comical; to the extent that anyone can find humor in ignorance and agreeableness when combined. Indeed the author seemed to write in a sort of depraved, manic fashion at times. But as you progress, Solzhenitsyn's relentless assault on the reader is of itself torturous. Not in a boring way, in the slightest. The vivid descriptions of atrocities committed were enough to cause me to pause occasionally. As previously stated, I have (had?) a pretty cynical view of violence and human life. I'm only halfway through the second volume, but so far I've gained what I'd consider a profound appreciation for Western justice systems. They're not perfect of course, but the level humanity can sink to is disturbing, and they're not even in the same realm as what they could be and have been before. Freedom and truth are just so much more important to me now.

[@1simo93521]

Brett Fleming Good for you, the first steps to reclaim your life are the Hardest. As a father of two kids my self ill adopt you temporarily as your comments section father and say "well done son!". 😆

[@flacjacket]

Avs Sai Babu You are writing this all here because sometimes you simply have to articulate the musings of your introspections in order to sharpen your understanding of them,l. What better place is there for you to vocalize your thoughts then to an audience who doesn't know you? I don't know you but I am glad you shared that and I am proud of you for taking the initiative to sort yourself out rather than blaming society for your problems. Remember that Medusa is slain by the mirror not the sword.

[@victorrand8811]

Ive never had heroes until Jordan Peterson.

[@noblesavage2006]

I have said exactly the same thing

[@blake_ridarion]

I recommend what Peterson also did. Read great literature. You'll soon have plenty of heroes.

[@victorrand8811]

Well ive always had a meta-hero concept to follow that i update continually so i can sort out new problems. So never really had a single person that exemplified that idea enough to name. And Peterson is no different, but ill credit him as part of that concept. Mainly as someone who came along and gave me the words to articulate things ive believed about myth, history, politics, and life in general. I credit him with helping me connect my disparate sort of bushido code of life into a more cohesive structure that can be practically utilized.

[@Cian1312]

My first hero before Peterson was Hitchens

[@basscataz]

SFB Addict a whole different breed. I love Chris Hitchens, but he is not a thinker for these times. Who knows, maybe if he were still here he would be.

[@jeffreykeith6494]

This mans intellect is only surpassed by his courage. He's a light in the darkness. And it's all darkness. He's helping me see my shortcomings without hating myself for them. Priceless.

[@lmnop01]

Well said

[@2px_]

what a brilliant description

[@xslt1692]

You sound like a fanatic. Doesn't take much courage to be a controlled opposition making millions. He's all over the place. He's on TV, he's the most cited of contemporary psychologists (or so they say). Worked for UN if you didn't know.

[@jspright5226]

@@xslt1692 and that is bad because...?

[@timmoreland]

"1 in 5 social scientists identifies as a Marxist." God help us. And our college students.

[@wanderingwizard1361]

The main explanation for this is that they don't mean what you mean when they used the word. They don't mean what Stalin or Mao meant. What it ends up coming down to is some sort of democracy with a very heavy social safety net. It's the most watered down, wishy washy sort of "Marxism." That's good and bad. Bad in the sense that I don't think that word is probably what most of them are actually looking for when the describe their views and good in the sense that it's not as if 1 in 5 social scientists are advocating everyone working for the government and zero economic freedom.

[@TheClassicWorld]

@@wanderingwizard1361 That is not true, that's just how they formulate it or their mask. And, at any rate, the worst kind of Marxist and person (or one of the worst ) is the person that thinks he's the 'good guy' within the wicked dark pool, you know. I know this because I used to be a classical Marxist and I have spoken to an endless number of Marxists and post-modernists and 'normal, smart atheists', for example, and I have read the works to some degree, so, I know that at the bottom of all of this is Stalin or Mao. Quite literally, and we could get into that and how it true and how it clearly shows itself to be true, but it is the case.

[@wanderingwizard1361]

@@TheClassicWorld I think as Peterson says it is pretty doubtful that most people who call themselves Marxist actually really know that much about Mao, Stalin, or 19th century socialism. I think you're giving into feel good cynicism here. Most of these people who call themselves Marxists are just ignorant or using the word in a way that isn't Stalinist or Maoist. Do you really think 1 in 5 social scientists really consciously want to recreate the soviet union? Your suggestion (or implication) that atheism should also be lumped in here is pretty silly. The religious argument that without God there is no morality and everything is subjective is one of the most ridiculous arguments and I have no idea how it is still taken seriously. "Biblical" morality leaves room for slavery and the subjugation of women whereas as a secular form of humanism advocates a morality that puts the individual first.

[@davidw2433]

@@wanderingwizard1361 the individual first comes from religion not secularism. If you listen to JP talking about religious roots to the enlightenment you would see why. The majority of secular people think that group identity is more important than the individual.

[@wanderingwizard1361]

​@@davidw2433 I think you're making quite a stretch here. There is a strong libertarian/conservative individualist sort of wing of the religious right in the United States just as there is a strong liberal/socialist wing of the secular left right now in modern times. I don't know that that those connections are inherent, though. If there is a connection, it's probably that conservatives are a bit more prone to be fearful and so tend more to be insular and traditional. But to say that being religious encourages valuing the individual more? It's not like the Jesus from the bible was a free market libertarian capitalist. He championed the poor and the collective. The biblical Jesus seems much more socialist than capitalist to me if you have to pick one of the two. The enlightenment took place in a Christian context, obviously, because Europe was overwhelmingly Christian and the power of the church could not be ignored. However, much of the enlightenment was a rejection of the authority of tradition and orthodoxy and in that sense the church as well. If you woke up in Europe in the year 1200 and looked around, I don't think you would be thinking that Christianity promoted individualism. People were burned at the stake for heresy--- thinking the wrong thoughts. The roots of the enlightenment came out of theologians questioning the authority of the church. And when you say religion promotes individualism, do you mean Christianity or all religion? The Muslim world today doesn't seem very individualistic to me and the Muslim world is much more religious than the old traditionally Christian countries which are increasingly secular.

[@MrMimi1200]

I am lucky to exist in the same time as Dr. Peterson.

[@joeyschwartz5150]

Yes and Eddie Van Halen. Seriously.

[@mayurfable]

I was about to clean my room but JBP uploaded another video.

[@A_Box]

That is just the evil side of you articulating excuses so you don't sort out the chaos in your personal space.

[@christiawi9]

He needs that line of evil that goes down his heart and down to the underworld in order to successfully rescue his father

[@A_Box]

LOL Although I wrote that in a half joking half serious tone tho. From my experience, it really sounds like an inner made up excuse.

[@followingtheroe1952]

I was about to sort myself out and then someone reuploaded a Peterson highlight

[@eugkra33]

Story of my life. I feel like JBP videos are like an addiction I use to fill the void and distract myself when I should be getting my ass in gear to do other things.

[@jonolas1626]

I almost cried, seeing how passionate and articulate he is... How he ACTUALLY cares about mankind and defends it of the anti human sjws... idk Its just beautiful to me

[@LibertyGoose]

Well said. He genuinely cares more for others than himself.

[@kellythrash3154]

Yes. I do not understand why on Earth anyone who has actually LISTENED to this man would have a problem with anything he says. Dr. Peterson cares so much about people and wants everyone to be their best self. He is the genuine article. Somehow that scares the Hell out of a certain kind of person, those who are malevolent and wish harm to humanity, and those who are ignorant enough to buy into that veiled malice. We would all be better if we listened to Dr. Peterson. The world would be a better place. He sees the correct path and tries his best to steer others that way.

[@DeplorableJoe]

His passion is more Christ-like than anything I have related with previously in a lifetime of Catholicism. It only took me about 200 hours listening to his talks to understand exactly how evil communism is. The communists are trying to replace God with a human being and that’s just never going to work.

[@ProdRex-iz8do]

I think you have been deprived of that energy, that passion. And I'm really sorry. In fact most of us have, some of us even villanize it. How depressing huh? but yes I couldn't agree with your comment more. It's beautiful, and that's an understatement.

[@jonolas1626]

@@ProdRex-iz8do Oh no, not at all, Im very passionate, I just love to see it to such an extent on other people

[@thinkoutloud7980]

Jordan Peterson is famous for telling people to embrace responsibility. This have restored my faith in humanity.

[@criss5405]

But that depends on us all!

[@sorrowheart8732]

Sometimes when I listen to Peterson I start crying because he is the father I never had.

[@mcgriffgriff]

Sorrow Heart I'm terribly sorry to hear that. I lost my father when I was young and I think people like Peterson help fill the gaps left behind by my father's absence. The paternalistic knowledge of culture and direction of being is something I find myself drinking like water in a desert.

[@davenportbarbell734]

Sorrow Heart that's heavy

[@rgt321]

The "Father wound" runs deep.

[@theone5593]

feel you brother. Never knew my father. The monster i could have been if this guy raised me haha working on it now tho.

[@redpill1178]

I would just like to say, the interviewer did an absolutely spectacular job. He wasn't just asking a bunch of canned questions, he actually listened to what Jordan was saying and then responded with very articulate and challenging questions exploring the ideas he expressed even deeper. Which is also the kind of thing that brings out the best in Jordan. 11/10.

[@nicholasmitchell6025]

Only problem I had was the "hm"s during Peterson's speech. That was annoying.

[@iNinjaWalker]

I think being in the presence of Jordan Peterson would make anyone sweat nervously, hence I understood the "ummm"

[@verum-in-omnibus1035]

Except "he" is a "she" - in a suit.

[@scbluesman13]

Agree 100%

[@deadmoron1]

Are they? I honestly couldn't tell. EDIT: man this looks bad in this chain. I was responding to Kristina Parry

[@charvaklokayt7566]

I guess, this is what *unadulterated truth* sounds like. It shakes you from within and makes you *sort your self out.*

[@jamesfowler489]

its like having a father that actually gives good advice and knows how to talk to you. EDIT: new keyboard sorry

[@loyh5269]

Redpilling

[@ADrInOlSa]

"There's nothing safe about being educated. If you want to be safe, stay home." That's an extremely bold and amazingly true thing to say. Safety is not something desirable, and saying it so clearly, and explaining it so well in the next sentences, is really incredible.

[@AnnaLVajda]

No smart is not safe at all people resent it or assume you are being manipulative. He's attacked for being influential all the time compared to Hitler who was also smart intelligence in vilified.

[@abehambino]

Reminds me of something Q tells Picard. And it’s true! Education is offensive by nature. It’s the challenging of your preconceived notions in any given subject.

[@kaelinjoel9328]

49:34 in and it feels like this guy is speaking to my soul. The day I watched my first ever Jordan B. Peterson video was the day my life changed. I doubt Peterson will ever know how many lives he's touched and I hope that, one day, more people will realise how important his message is. You sir, have my undying gratitude.

[@ninjamaggadottir8277]

Same here , there is no going back. Which is awesome , forever grateful

[@Tom-yg8ft]

Same here. His lectures inspire me. In today's world of mindless entertainment it's nice to hear thoughtful discussion of the things of life.

[@teegamew766]

A hero is born out of necessity. Thanks the SJWs for bringing out Jordan Peterson.

[@caroline1425yt]

kaelin Mbalo - well said, I feel the same way. It’s so refreshing to hear a man speak the truth with no apologies or fear.

[@micklemons8885]

It’s actually kind of funny the way he completely embodies the hero archetype that he talks about. He shook the world by just saying no

[@tjdowning4263]

I actually enjoy the confrontational tone of this interview. Most of the people who invite Dr. Peterson seem to largely agree with everything he says, which leaves some of his positions relatively unexamined. Here I think we get more of a chance to see his views firmly challenged by an ostensibly honest interlocutor, which is invaluable on topics like this.

[@blake_ridarion]

Yeah I enjoyed his persistence. I wouldn't have minded if he asked the same question even another time! (when he kept asking that one question).

[@dorotheole4517]

Impressively high caliber interviewer.

[@eggory]

I think the interviewer did a really fantastic job. And it seemed pretty clear to me that he appreciated what Mr. Peterson was saying, which would mean that he asked these really challenging and attentive questions with benevolent intent, which is even more intelligent.

[@eggory]

This interview probably wouldn't have been as good with softball questions, although Peterson is good at maneuvering around sycophantism.

[@tacitdionysus3220]

Are you sure they should be called 'he' ?????

[@danielaharflett452]

this man is intelligent...he should run to be Canada prime minister, this is the type of leaders we need. common sense and morality.

[@madelainem2]

I’m a woman, mother of two little ones and I watch your talks every night! It’s not just men who are starved for old fashioned logic. I’m over 40 so this is the kind of thinking I grew up with and was taught. I grew up in Europe in a former socialistic country. Most of us were not stupid poppets. Thank you for all your lectures! That’s from the bottom of my heart. Take care of yourself. I wish I could see you in person but right now I can’t leave the kiddies. My husband doesn’t want to go on his own.

[@EroomYrrah]

here's a piece on education that very few Americans/Canadians know about. The woman in here marries a Belgian and she is awestruck that he was taught about secret societies running the west.... she is still fighting kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4irmX-cmJWJgsk 8 min modern . full hour plus (2008) - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jGi2paF6lLaka68

[@stuartwayne4978]

Well then, why don't you get your hubby to look after the kiddies for one evening so that you yourself might go to one of Dr. Peterson's talks?

[@madelainem2]

Stuart Wayne, of course your reply is a trick to point out a man should stay with the kids so the oppressed woman could go out. Give me some credit to see through that. And if it’s not then I’ll eat my hat. I should had been smarter and phrased the comment differently, but I ain’t woke.

[@stuartwayne4978]

@@madelainem2 ...nope, no tricks. I often looked after my kids for a few hours if my wife wanted to go to some event or movie or something that I didn't want to go to. If we both did want to go, we would leave our kids with friends or relatives or a babysitter for a few hours to go to the event. Send me the video of when you eat your hat!!! LOL

[@madelainem2]

Stuart Wayne, very obvious concept to point without having an alternative motive or criticism.

[@westonmeans7871]

My room has literally never been this clean. I took everything out, scrubbed the baseboards, painted, mopped the floor, and threw out a ton of useless crap.

[@m74d3]

weston means Fast forward one year, and your room is a disaster. An utter disgrace

[@StereoSpace]

He not only means it literally, more importantly, he means it metaphorically.

[@dhawalpandya9788]

It's no picnic..

[@girlwriteswhat]

Oh fuck, 20 minutes in and I am hoping beyond hope that one day I will get to stand in the same room with you and shake your hand. You've got a way about you, Dr. Peterson.

[@micahamyx]

karen straughan I am so driving to Toronto to see one of his lectures, unless he comes to America.

[@thezquad]

If ever this guy comes to town I want to give dude a hug. A manly bro hug though. You too Karen, you really opened my mind to the "other side of the argument."

[@TheAtomicMango]

karen straughan I'd just like to be in the same room with either of you to be honest.

[@peterbjordanson403]

Oh Mrs Straughan.. of course you would go for the lesser of twins. *internal jealousy and resentment intensify*

[@girlwriteswhat]

+K. R. G. Of course I still like him. He and I may disagree on some aspects of MGTOW, but he's right about men and responsibility. We just need to get to the point where men are no longer "good and punished" for their virtues so that the men who WANT that life are able to have it without risking ruin.

[@Escatonic]

Should be mandatory watching for every college freshman.

[@alohaleslie9407]

"Ideologically possessed." I love his choice of words and phrases. So precise!!!!!!!! I love his PASSION! How we need that.

[@nevion9352]

Notice me Mr. Peterson! You have really helped me by just by articulating one's' brain processes. I feel very alienated at my High School in Louisiana. I am 17 and just wanted you to tally me down as another millennial you have helped find a voice!

[@jacobderin1402]

Nevion As another milenial at a very liberal high school I sympathize deeply

[@jacobderin1402]

Jordan B Peterson Thanks to you I've begun standing up to the ideologues and lunacy around me. I can't thank you enough for helping me to understand the pathology of the radical left. I knew it was wrong before, but now I have the words to express it. I'm currently preparing to voice my opposition to a school policy that forces everyone to clap only once for every candidate for student government in order to spare their feelings.

[@TheMrCODVideos]

Are you kidding me!? A sanction used in order to force people to do something they don't want to do?? Well, that's unheard of! Wait...

[@nevion9352]

Ah man I smiled when I saw that reply Jordans channel has one of the nicest communities. It's not my school system as much as it's my peers just choosing to be irresponsible. It's even hard to find a friend that isn't just looking out for themselves selfishly. Feels like empathy is fading away from people.

[@jacobderin1402]

Nevion In the Trump era we seem to have forgotten that the people at the other end of the political spectrum aren't demons.

[@A_Box]

37:02 "If you want a controversial speaker on the campus just have it a 7 in the morning. You won't get a protestor within 50 yards of it because they'll still be sleeping off last night's pot and alcohol induced hangover"

[@jengleheimerschmitt7941]

"This happened mostly in France, which has produced, probably, the most reprehensible cotierie of public intelectuals the world has ever managed." 😇😇😇

[@robertlehnert4148]

Sartre, De Beauvoir, Derrida, de Mann, and Focaultt were the main players

[@DanielleAbigail]

This was my favorite interview I've watched of Jordan Peterson. I think the interviewer was positively excellent. Good job to both parties.

[@JAFFAWIRE]

This guy is saying the most important thing people have heard in decades. We needed him years ago.

[@idratherbeoutdoors3085]

Yes, but like he said, it comes when it's relevant, and then it's listened to. At the wrong time it's ignored either as alarmist, wrong, not that bad, etc.

[@sharontriana1216]

A lot of my family died in Cuba during the communist revolution (which was first presented as socialism just until the very end). I will just say the symbol of the hammer and sickle is not a laughing matter in family.

[@nowaskmehow]

So many supporters of the previous brothel and gambling based economy in Cuba. Family values.

[@healthandspirit3238]

So sorry for your loss / I use blockchain technologies

[@nowaskmehow]

Tulip bulbs, so sweet!, says the guy with his dck already in the vice. Let it squeeze, let it squeeze, let it squeeze!

[@kieranh2005]

Sniff...Sniff ... I smell a troll in this thread...

[@espada9]

M Rede needs a helicopter ride.....

[@awaitingcertainty9852]

AT 39:20: "....young men are bailing out - because they've been well punished for their VIRTUES." Preach it, bro.

[@jaym2112]

54:02 This ... Hit me right in the chest -- deep impact. It's so spot on. Activism ... Externalizing blame...the evil is elsewhere ... and historically how dangerous that notion is. God bless this man. Watching this in a Coronavirus/George Floyd/BLM world right now. The world needs you right now, Dr. P. I pray for your health and your family... God bless you, sir!

[@sherman6912]

Your videos have helped my cousin get over some anxiety issues after a violent altercation. well to do guy and little naive, he experienced real violence one night and was forced to defend himself and was scared by his own fury. I had him watch your videos on evil, and it helped him a lot. thank you

[@mrantnation]

ryan perez can you reference me to which videos exactly I'd love to see these.

[@3dge--runner]

anyone else shed a tear at how fantastic this was?

[@chopperhead2012]

I do that at least once per video. Then I clean my room.

[@ulquiorraisawesome]

I think hands down this is my favorite talk from Dr. Peterson; he completely, and seriously, and emotionaly fights on the side of life itself, and you physically see it in this talk... I love Papa Peterson ❤

[@FloydMaxwell]

"Can we have a round of applause for Mr. Peterson?" "You're excluding people without hands!"

[@siyaindagulag.]

Aahahahahaaaaa. (Breath ) aaaahahhahaha..get yer point. Classic.

[@ricci777]

The more I listen, the more I want to listen. He articulates what people know is the truth at their very core. This is a unique gift. His ideas are empowering and do not hurt other people, quite the opposite.

[@theone5593]

When you look at the contrast between comments on a video like this and comments on a music video by 21savage, it really scares me. Sometimes i feel like there is a major battle going on in the cosmos on a scale we cannot comprehend. I see a lot of good and a lot of evil in this world and i do not know how to make sense of it all. alone and afraid in a world i never made... But lets chop some heads of some dragons while we're here.

[@eastervan1]

I have a habit of doing other things while listening/watching KZbin. This talk in particular had me skipping back and sitting down and actually actively watching and listening. I have attention issues. When it's something passive and safe. This talk clearly was not passive or safe.

[@Ian-kh3vi]

The systematic postmodernist erosion of the concepts of reason and evidence, along with the systematic Cultural Marxist obsession with the orchestration of victimhood, identity politics, anger, hatred, fear, abuse and scapegoating, has created a perfect storm in 21st century liberal democracies. If you are interested in examining the irrational, absurd and destructive out-workings of this convergence go to thesleepofreason.net where you will find a wide range of articles examining the consequences.

[@donwald3436]

Yes, this is why what he says is labelled hate speech. The fewer people who listen, the better, for the puppetmasters.

[@alexanderx3554]

@@Ian-kh3vi second time today coming across you and your site. A year ago I thought this postmodernism neo-marxism was passionate wording by JBP. That is until I started driving deep into wtf postmodernism is. It really is built off the concepts of Marxism and I even argue parts of Nazism. Until this month I had no clue how serious this postmodernism was. It's literally at the core of why our culture is declining! And the federal reserve economically. Checking out your site btw.

[@carolwenn3461]

He always makes me cry. What a great man. THIS WOMAN is a fan.

[@mightypingas2108]

David Renwick I've been trying too long to be a rockstar. This makes me consider philosophy (;

[@diminishingme4675]

David Renwick Hair?

[@iNinjaWalker]

Damn, imagine being so emotionally fragile and insecure about your masculinity that you have to affront your fear of commitment to women as an enlightened decision of being. Kinda reminds me of fragile feminists whose solution to the problem of dealing with their own biology is to deny its existence altogether and accuses everyone who believes in them to be oppressive patriarchs.

[@josephinemurphy9421]

carol wennerberg ...he give you so much hope ,great to know theres a whole lot of us still appreciate these high values

[@thomaswalling5291]

His passion, beautifully expressed erudition, and lightly-worn knowledge are hugely inspiring. It makes me well up, too.

[@lvdart]

Amazing the conversations you can have when you let people speak.

[@jugulator0]

Luke DeHart amazing how relevent your comment is to the cathy newman debacle...you called it months ago...Bravo.

[@roddykes2149]

What a blessing for us all. Refuting gender pronouns was easy for him, but my goodness, what a treasure chest the rest of the message is. You know the truth when you hear it, the truth rocks!

[@LittleMissHoop]

Well said

[@24mlc]

Of all the amazing Jordan Peterson talks, this one is the best... I'm in awe.

[@jasonfrost2487]

Jordan Peterson has the evangelical zeal of a street-corner preacher. He speaks positive truth emanating from his soul. HE IS what he wants his students TO BE! He moves me to joyful tears!

[@91jubaku]

You can stick your head in the sand when faced with "mere" spoken or written truth. It's way harder to ignore embodied truth - it shines forth like a beacon of Light in a vast sea of darkness

[@kimim3]

Do you listen the one with Dr Oz ? That's my top one though

[@jamesgg47]

"I appreciate that you have an opinion" priceless ending

[@ganariagente8958]

yea that was just a perfect way to end

[@Wingedmagician]

jamesgg47 at some point we have to... call it a day.

[@marccrocker1908]

wtf was that ending. it was so abrupt it completely caught me off guard.

[@Gamecrafter12]

I'm so glad to have found you Sir. I prayed to God for wisdom, knowledge and understanding and God led me to you and Ben Shapiro. Thank You for making my life richer.

[@notaperson6160]

Bloody hell, Dr, Peterson is like the intellectual father of youtube

[@travisw1947]

Damnit - I'm not done with the first biblical lecture series yet! I can't sort myself out fast enough!

[@blacklesbianinawheelchair1688]

that first lecture triggered me, my wife cleans my womb.

[@TheZestyCar]

black lesbian in a wheelchair wound?

[@the...8012]

What the hell name is "Black lesbian in a wheelchair". Are you like saying you're the ultimate type of diverse.

[@mikimiyazaki]

THE... i identify as the seat of a black womans wheelchair!

[@nipnipnip7508]

can i identify as all powerfull chief?

[@ecmorgan69]

Every time you speak Dr. Peterson, it's like watching courage incarnate. Stay strong, and remember, a great many of your American cousins hold you in the highest regard for your fortitude in the face of the combined might of the Regressive Left.

[@blackmephistopheles2273]

O Canada! HIs home and native land!

[@Boudicca165]

Here's an admirer of Professor Peterson from the UK. I love his articulate and crystal clear thinking, his courage and those occasional bursts of good humour. He is a credit to Canada and you are all so lucky to have him.

[@metaflux2]

So many little nuggets of wisdom, I never feel like it's a waste of time watching Dr. Peterson's videos. A quote I found interesting: "[...] the evil is not elsewhere, it's you, because you're not everything you could be; And you should work on that before going and telling someone else that maybe they're not who they should be."

[@LittleMissHoop]

DAMN that's good.

[@brettf2]

"If only there were evil people somewhere insidiously committing evil deeds, and it were necessary only to separate them from the rest of us and destroy them. But the line dividing good and evil cuts through the heart of every human being. And who is willing to destroy a piece of his own heart?” -Solzhenitsyn

[@frankolm2795]

Dr Peterson, you helped renew my faith in humanity. Thank you.

[@MissyJ]

I had a really shitty day at work. Haven't been able to smile much at all. Felt so miserable I thought about going straight to bed. But then I saw this in my feed and it made my night. I'm excited. Thank you for sharing your lectures and thoughts on KZbin.

[@nickking-edwards9301]

Missy J hope you feel better soon

[@youpeoplearenuts2]

Ayyy

[@MissyJ]

youpeoplearenuts Aaaayyy

[@mine5066]

Dear Mr. Peterson. I cried when you answered the question of the post phd about his career and the choices that lie before him. I was faced with the same problem, to pursue my career as a researcher or be a misfit and face the hardships to come or leave the system. I left. After 3 years of senseless research and fruitless infights where I was constantly deplatformed I "ragequit". Just to encounter the same problems again in the free market, where this time I ended up compromising for the sake of "my career", slowly but inexorably, again and again, until I felt just like a hollow shell. That's when I broke. I am since living in purgatory, not knowing what I can or should do, constantly churning my options. Which as a fairly intelligent and educated person in theory seems like there are so many, (apparent) goals galore, but none feels right, each feels like another betrayal to myself in the making. Thank you for giving me some pointers and some hope to eventually realign my life and own up to myself and society. You are doing us all a tremendous service. You Sir, are a true dragon slayer!

[@criss5405]

I can relate a lot to what you say.

[@jenniferleason1322]

To struggle on behalf of the good........Brilliant! Thank you Dr. Peterson.

[@captaingreenhat]

Prophetic. We are seeijg exactly what he is talking about right now in june 2020

[@hayerubihayerubi5720]

Yeah I agree He wasn’t far wrong

[@TwoPercentSkimm]

Dr. Peterson, you have transcended.

[@kollerjon]

He or she who carries the Jungian torch prevails

[@Alpha1111100]

TwoPercentSkimm you're right!what a powerul talk

[@igornowicki29]

...to a living meme. Hail Kermit!

[@zacharyreichert5035]

I think this is my favorite one so far. Not because it's the best, but because it is the most, say, balanced? Here it is not a devils advocate that is confronting Jordan, it is a student, who clearly is presenting a range of questions gathered from interested parties, and is presenting them in the most challenging way he can. Skillfully and politely too, I might add. Jordan is challenged on virtually every point and has an answer at every step at the way. It's a fun listen.

[@eastervan1]

I send this particular one out to people I know or meet who hasn't heard of Dr Peterson before. This is a very good primer.

[@easyas314e]

I have become positively addicted to Dr. Peterson‘s videos. After becoming aware of him through the c16 videos, I have watched his entire series on personality and its transformations, and maps of meaning. I’ve also watched a number of the religion videos. This particular video is absolutely incredible.Yes it’s long, but well worth watching all the way through. His passion, intelligence, articulateness, and dedication to truth are nothing short of awe inspiring. Every time I listen to him I stand a little taller and hope to aim a little higher.

[@shivanshtyagi3254]

His argument on why safe space and a university are in contradiction to each other is what makes him far more reasonable than majority of his opposition.

[@tsiggy]

It's hard for me to find any video with Peterson uninteresting, but I think the interviewer in this one did a particularly good job. He had great questions and always let the man talk with no useless interruptions.

[@Destichado]

Dr. Peterson is as poised and well-spoken as we have come to expect, but I have to say I'm very impressed with that interviewer. He asked consistently probing and pointed questions without ever stooping to use leading or loaded questions. Although one suspects the interviewer might not be a natural ally of the good doctor's point of view, his interrogation brought the best and most concise thought out of his subject. Very admirable.

[@RyNiuu]

exactly.

[@denny3161]

yeah that kid was super impressive!!!!

[@springlarkin8110]

Dr. Jordan Peterson is my new hero. I've been obsessively watching his videos since I very recently found out about him. For years, in my ameteurish way, I've been warning people about the significant influence of postmodernism on academia, politics and culture.

[@BrianWoodburyJ]

Peterson talks about self authoring, learning to read and write, and setting goals to watch yourself progress. I recently decided to start learning an instrument completely from scratch, and I've got to say, it's been the most embarrassing but self fulfilling thing to stumble through. Most people who are 20+ don't remember what it's like to pick up a brand new skill. They just keep building on the same 4 or 5 things that they're good at for the rest of their life -- which is fine, trying to improve yourself in your area of expertise can be fulfilling too. But it's good to always expand your boundaries too and see what you're capable of as a person. I recommend to everyone here who sort of sees themselves as too habitual or stuck in a rut, to try and learn something brand new from scratch. Whether you learn to swim or golf, play an instrument, write short stories, speak a new language, build things out of wood, program a computer, etc. Something to freshen you up and realize how stupid you are and how little you know. It will probably never come in handy but that's not the point. It's just great to start the process of doing something of which you have no clue. And who knows, it could even turn into a hobby.

[@margoabady9767]

Terrific advice,read good books. In college and all through life. Especially when one’s retired. Stand up for what is truth. Take responsibility,that brings meaning to life. Very important to follow Dr Peterson in regards to this. Thank you.

[@metoceedeelee]

I appreciated this comment 6 years later

[@urosh2922]

1:23:25 "You have to tell the truth, because otherwise you pathologize yourself and you can't rely on your own judgement. That's part of the reason the truth is so necessary. It's that if you are going to use yourself as the mechanism by which you orient yourself in the world, then you better make sure you're not transforming yourself into something that's predicated on error. The attempt to speak the truth is a form of psycho-physiological hygiene. If you're oriented as well as you can towards the articulated truth, then you can increasingly rely on your own judgement.

[@Buboes1]

Urosh this

[@SmurfensteinHD]

fuck.

[@theratrace5826]

I can feel my paradigm shifting.... things that are now obvious were once obscured.

[@JohnVLinton]

Peterson is like a newly minted Paglia breaking loose on college discourse. Every now and again, nature delivers one of these marvels.

[@thinkmackay8954]

Prof Peterson, first of all I want to say to you is THANKS from the bottom of my heart. Not a man here, so I qualify for the MINORITY STATUS among your audiences. I wanted to shout to the world that evey college/university should make your speech, this one, and all your recordings, mandatory to ALL ALL ALL students! Any one who hear your speech would know it is lifechanging (听君一席话，胜读十年书）。

[@MikeWalker]

Being in Manchester, England, right now.... well, it's a difficult time. JP gives me hope - 'Stop unnecessary suffering - that's what you do... that's your calling'. Thank you, sir.

[@A_Box]

19:38 "The funny thing is you wouldn't have laughed if it was a swastika"

[@Lori-xt2lf]

What lucky students. JBP has done his homework, you can tell. And, as of June 2020 he's been correct. I'm so grateful for him because he has helped me understand these times more than anyone. :)

[@ferdinandoscala]

An able and articulate orator if any, and an incredibly intelligent and full of soul man. This conference needs to become a mandatory piece of education for anyone on the planet.

[@stephendawe1450]

I am finding it difficult to comment here. This is both profoundly inspiring and intellectually stimulating, perhaps it is inspiring because it is intellectually stimulating.

[@darmok-hm6jx]

Stephen Dawe The truth is truly inspiring. “If you want to tell people the truth, make them laugh, otherwise they'll kill you.” George Bernard Shaw "Perception can be defined as what you experience and interpret through your belief filters. In other words, when you form a belief about something and don’t bother to substantiate whether what you believe is true or not, you have a perception." Paul Colaianni - The Overwhelmed Brain

[@PordanBJeterson]

I have dedicated my channel to sorting myself out by listening to your lectures. Thank you.

[@Dmchadra]

hey! i've been watching your videos and i think what you're doing is great. i can't wait to see you sort yourself out and to sort myself out too :)

[@PordanBJeterson]

Thanks Ollie! I will have to check out your videos too.

[@DannyMac1]

All time great youtube avatar

[@PordanBJeterson]

TheOlzee It's spotless

[@willhelmberkly3025]

I'm always impressed by Dr. Peterson that's old news, the real fun of watching that young interviewer. I was very impressed by his ability to asses Dr. Peterson's ideas and then pose thought provoking questions, not every one has that skill.

[@resilientrecoveryministries]

Fantastic interviewer!

[@savedbygrace2397]

Socrates broke out of Hades and is touring the colleges, trying to save Western Civilization.

[@CheechWizard22]

This guy is on another level

[@pn5721]

CheechWizard22 No kidding.

[@David.R.D]

43:40 - 47:30 the man's so passionate he's almost crying. we need more people like this

[@SeraphimGoose]

David R. D. Speaking the truth can do that.

[@jugulator0]

There must be something worth living for There must be something worth trying for Even some things worth dying for And if one man could stand tall There would be hope for us all Somewhere, somewhere in the spirit of man. Doctor Peterson thankyou.

[@rampartranger7749]

“There is less suffering in the world than if I hadn’t come along.” I’m pretty old, in my seventies, and while I could have done things better than I did, I can honestly say that overall, in small ways, it is true that things are better because I came along. I cannot put into words how wonderful and joyful that makes me feel, I love this stage of life, I didn’t know a human being could be this happy.

[@bottomofthebarrelstudio7876]

Everything Peterson mentioned about what Universities should be teaching to students about being educated and looking to change the world through well educated, well read, articulate historical thought is preached to us Engineering students in First Year. Along with ethics of what we'll be capable of. Not all hope is lost.

[@jamesfowler489]

good to hear! - really

[@Fanofjambi]

"I appreciate that you have an opinion" That was gold

[@IIVVBlues]

I was moved by the profound wisdom in his discourse. I wish I had known someone like him 50 years ago. That being said, better late than never. We have far too few wise voices. I am grateful that I live in the era of KZbin which allows me to listen in on such discourse.

[@amberclarification]

Jordan Peterson is a total hero imho, I think this world is doomed unless more people are willing to speak their TRUTH and stick by it with the intelligence and tenacity he does. He has had to put up with a tremendous amount of bullshit and backlash over his views and yet he defends his position so well and keeps at it - you gotta admire that...

[@Muninn801]

The interviewer sounds like a 12 year old but I am very impressed with his skill to get a question fully and clearly answered. Most interviewers accept a partial/vague answer and move on.

[@DieFlabbergast]

Right: when his voice breaks he'll be wonderful!

[@riohenry6382]

I like that he clearly supports the left while still being capable of reasoned debate. It’s more than I expected from someone his age. Mazel Tov !

[@debbiejaynes2652]

I thought the interviewer was a female.

[@christopherfiorentino6552]

Wasn't "it" a chick dressed in men's garb ?

[@andytaylor6773]

🤣🤣 The whole Interview I was convinced it was a transgender woman. Dude you really need some testosterone injections and work on that voice. You’re very articulate and intelligent 👍🏻

[@GigaTrope]

"You are baby ruling class members." LOL Peterson is fantastic.

[@chuckcribbs3398]

I'm 52 and this is one of the greatest talks I have ever heard. If those people who wave the placards and call Dr. Peterson a bigot and a sexist would just LISTEN to what he has to say they couldn't help but be transformed in their thinking rather than live the life of a victim.

[@WaterBearerPisces]

This WOMAN is a fan!

[@yassinemotaouakkil3530]

Some say every time he opens his mouth, a millennial is sorted out!

[@yassinemotaouakkil3530]

papa bless

[@Wingedmagician]

Yassine Motaouakkil Legends say that...

[@yassinemotaouakkil3530]

this was a reference both to The Stig and great lore that employs your suggested wording

[@micklemons8885]

A bucko*

[@uselessspectator9427]

All we know is he's called Jordan Peterson.

[@ladysarcastro8101]

Oooo look, new JP video. Closes curtains, turns off phone, makes tea and toast, let's go!! Do 48yr olds still have 'crushes'? Yes. Yes they do. Thankfully I learn loads from this one :)

[@caroline1425yt]

Mary-Ann Kent - 54 year olds too 😉

[@stuartwayne4978]

@@caroline1425yt ... LOL...from the comments you women have made, perhaps there really is something to Dr Peterson's claim that women are attracted to competent, powerful men.

[@caroline1425yt]

Stuart Wayne absolutely!

[@charleslee3098]

It's a true privilege in my life to have been taught by JBP.

[@GertOgren]

Absolutely love the inteviewer, very high degree of integrity and professionalism, reminds me of the old days , when reporters where reporting in service of the public.

[@fredrikfredrik1844]

so you love it.

[@bird-of-hermes3385]

(Making fun of how immature and undedicated most protestors are:) "If you want a controversial speaker on campus, just have it at 7 in the morning... You won't get a protester within 50 yards of it because they'll still be sleeping off last night's pot & alcohol induced hangover." lmao! Peterson is awesome.

[@saintejeannedarc9460]

Pure thug life, that one.

[@roykliffen9674]

Did he say "pot and alcohol induced hang-over"?...... I thought I heard "thought and alcohol induced hang-over" 37:05 I sure would get a hangover if a would have to listen to SJW's "thoughts" all evening (for what it's worth; after re-listening, I think you're right with "pot")

[@ryankuypers1819]

@Roy He said pot. I doubt he would give them much credit for thought.

[@AlbinovSK]

20:24 "...France, which has probably produced the most reprehensible coterie of public intellectuals than any country has ever managed." great remark XD

[@christpebbles]

Dávid Štefan my vocabulary is expanding listening to him co·te·rie ˈkōdərē,ˌkōdəˈrē/ noun a small group of people with shared interests or tastes, especially one that is exclusive of other people.

[@MatthieuStepec]

It was a shitty remark to be honest... Totally gratuitous and intellectually suspect at best.

[@MatthieuStepec]

It's not about my feelings (they are irrelevant), it's about him making a point (he doesn't) or giving an argument as to why he thinks that (he doesn't). Therefore this remark is completely gratuitous and seems to be there only because he thinks it will make the audience chuckle. To me, he just seems butthurt because the french intellectuals he seems to refer to (Derrida, Barthes, Foucault etc.) are immensely superior to him. I think it hurts his feelings because he learned to hate the french. Saying all that, I don't even disagree with Peterson. I don't hate him or his views at all, but he is no Roland Barthes...

[@tylerhill9510]

Matthieu Stepec he has several lectures dealing directly with the half baked, jargon-laden pseudo-philosophical ideas of dumbasses like foucault and althussier, absolutely reprehensible lazy thinkers.

[@tylerhill9510]

Matt Brandon im confused, i was replying to matthieu stepec and his attack of JP and love of derrida and foucoult, i personally believe in God and have my own ideas of what/who god is that is quite idiosyncratic

[@ryanjames2673]

Peterson is the greatest living man of this century

[@villiestephanov984]

Ryan James : greatest hope left for this generation

[@aldiprayogi766]

41.47-47.39 is amazing. Those who are in University need to listen to this.

[@TheBrunarr]

I love when he says something that's funny but he's completely serious

[@blindidi0t91]

What you said about universities not telling their students about how to realize their potential was one of the most human and passionate things I've ever seen and I'm glad you said it.

[@camelwizard]

This was the first JP interview I listened to and it may still be my favourite. I also think that many interviewers could learn a lot from the interviewer here (hint hint Cathy). Top job from both. What a fantastic way to spend and hour and a half

[@ashersmith1326]

Agreed, the interviewer forced him to answer the questions that were asked, these questions were also points that are of particular interest to his positions. I suspect that he personally agrees with Peterson more than not, but you couldn't easily discern this. Good job interviewer!!

[@iverson862]

This woman was an AWESOME interviewer. I've seen virtually every JP interview. NONE of his female interviewers have been this objective and considerate. Great questions. Great demeanor. I hope tons of women watch this and see that you can be strong and not docile without being overly aggressive and disrespectful.

[@Pacdoc-oz]

Where did you discover that the interviewer was female? Is it background or local knowledge that it was a female dressed as a male and does that explain the tenacious persistence of trying to make JBP admit or confess to being wrong or mean?

[@stampede4107]

I think the interviewer is a dude with a high voice 😂