2017 Personality 01: Introduction

[@themoneroman3691]

I'm 27, married with a 10 month old son, and live in Georgia. I'd never be able to have this kind of exposure to this quality of education if you hadn't done this. You're one of the finest professors I've ever heard. World class and I'm watching a class for free. Thank you.

[@themoneroman3691]

anon with not to. Nice try.

[@RareTechniques]

It is pleasant to see 'fellow students' being humble enough to show appreciation of what has been provided! Thank you, Jordan!

[@o_-_o]

In regard to learning from a genius high quality and honest psychology (and life coaching) I feel the same but from Hungary.

[@TheTruthfinder74]

Snowflake yeah Harshal, do something, anything just don't get married or a job. 😁

[@tommytwomommy]

Josh Takacs don't disgrace the south. Plenty of access to intellectual lectures, information and people.

[@rogernock7865]

This is gunna be the best semester ever! No walking to class, no test, most captivating subject material I've ever heard and best of all tuition was $00.00

[@PerfidiousLeaf]

If you like it you should make a small commitment to his Patreon. It's nothing compared to tuition but that fine; it helps him to keep doing this.

[@crisisactor420]

lol

[@voodoowhiskey2958]

I hear u, I'm paying the same low, low price of $0 dollars, I'm very thankful.

[@saraskywalker2127]

No paying for education? You fucking commie!

[@krashcash]

That's Canada for you :)

[@HoratioCrunch]

The combination of the good camera work, the surprisingly good microphone for a university lecture, and your speaking ability makes this a pleasure to experience.

[@haviour305]

Very true!

[@TheCorpseshredder]

Jordan "Two-Mic" Peterson

[@phantomkate6]

I think he invested in his own equipment!

[@OhWaker]

He's had a few years to work on it.

[@joexer1]

@Jay L What are you even saying? Why did you copy paste this comment?

[@lucypolki]

I'm a 25 year old woman living in Poland. I'd never in my life have a chance to be exposed to such a great mind as you. With you sharing your lectures online, you allow me to grow in a manner that would be impossible to achieve on my own. I've gotten your book and I can't find space to read it nowadays because I feel like I need to give it some more meaning rather than reading it on the bus but I WILL read it. I will read it and re read and then i will buy your next book. Because even those few chapters i managed to read during summer and the few lectures I've seen have already changed my view on life. From the bottom of my heart, thank you Mr. Peterson. I hope you feel better and wish you and your family all the best. Lots of love from Poland ❤️

[@gabiajoystewart3149]

yayyyy I have met many men that speak like him chinese year of the pig personality ..

[@colunizator]

I am 29 with pure engineer background. I sacrifice my free time to watch his lectures and read his books. I believe this knowledge is more important for me than working overtime, which a lot of my friends are doing.

[@sdct27]

Money is simply to buy goods and satisfy needs and wants.. and from what I have learned overtime, and I hope you will agree with me here is that time, the purity of time itself is lifes most valuable commodity. Something you can never get back. So, I am in the same boat at you.🤙🏻🤙🏻

[@jacksorsky343]

smart

[@infinity1614]

That's amazing

[@Aikman94]

Totally.

[@RetardationAwareness]

@@sdct27 It definitely is! Not just because of how learning will help you grow as a person and succeed in multiple aspects of your life, but because what you choose to do with your free time is priceless. It could be watching silly, pointless videos, hiking, art, whatever. I always tell everyone that their time is worth worlds more than being able to afford anything beyond the basic necessities, food, car, roof over your head. Everything else is all superficial and it will not be there in your last days, when all you have left is your memories. At the end of the day, living your life how you choose, so long as you aren't negatively impacting another's life, is the most important thing and should be valued above work. I encourage everyone to be a minimalist, unless they're making a killing doing what they love. It is far better to love what you do and have next to nothing than to hate what you do and have everything. Life is short, spend it how you want, doing what you want, wherever you want.

[@SpaceNStuff]

I'm a 18 year old guy from The Netherlands coming from a very poor background. Some days we wouldn't even have enough money for bread. All my 'friends' laugh at me when I say I would rather listen to Peterson / read some books than to hang out and smoke weed. Even when I tell them the knowledge is priceless etc. But that doesn't stops me from doing everything in my power to be as smart as possible and build the best life I can! 💪

[@jayreyes828]

You are a light

[@Jus275]

Reading is important, but hanging out with you friends is also important. You don't have to smoke weed with them, but maybe send them a few of his talks and they can listen to him as well?

[@joerob5917]

SpaceNStuff dude way to go 😭💪🏽

[@shittyfattits807]

smoke weed and listen to some great lectures, why not have both? Let your friends get high and lay some trippy psychology on them, you never know they might be more interested than you think.

[@macktheripper7454]

SpaceNStuff don't they have welfare in the Netherlands? Beautiful country btw I've been there twice 😊

[@JH-xg1fh]

We are all your students Professor Peterson!

[@JJ-ym1on]

We're all students now

[@janglestick]

i'm not

[@RareTechniques]

Some wise old dude said he never stop learning therefore he is always a pupil to the world and the heavens.

[@RareTechniques]

Don't hinder yourself from growing!

[@janglestick]

Hi Rare, I have encountered the concepts JBP uses in other forms, so, intellectually I have no need to get fully on the bandwagon with him, I learn and contribute more by comparing those ideas and allowing them to conflict, etc. Socially I am pretty fully on the bandwagon with him. *However*, more importantly, what I said is a joke from "The Life Of Brian", I would very much suggest it, I don't think anyone who has seen it could say its not a very important movie.

[@MrXaphus]

I'm so excited by this that I want to do the homework and assignments even though i'm not in the class.

[@TonyMon16]

ye lol, hopefuly one day hes offers us all online tests so we can collect our online diplomas, and I can be also college graduate :D Would be so fuuuuucking awesome. My only wish is a software engineer does same thing one day. Its my dream to work at silicon valley.

[@shuheihisagi6689]

@@TonyMon16 Having 1 class with only 1 professor is definitley not enough to collect any type of diplomia sorry to break it to you

[@juani2929]

me too

[@guardiadiego1137]

Shuhei Hisagi yeah, sad.

[@Jesus_is_KingofKings]

Right on

[@michaelpost4457]

I have watched all these lectures and the other years as well. I want to take those midterms and assignments. I dropped out of school in the 6th grade. I used to think I was just a criminal. But now I think I would have been better at school then most people made me feel. I was just a scared kid. Really pay attention and mentor your children! Thank you Dr. Peterson. You changed my life.

[@yumnahayat310]

I am a 29 year old woman from pakistan and I would never have access to this kind of education for free. Thank you for this. Thank you for saving the lives of those who like to think

[@GRRityI]

1st lecture completed. 1st book on reading list started . followed on soundcloud. Self Authoring course started . Bring on the trumpets.

[@eli8069]

What is the first book?

[@GRRityI]

1. Sigmund Freud: The Interpretation of Dreams.

[@evl457]

Ta tadataaaaaaa!!!! (Trumpets)

[@catzel1ps452]

Clean your room ?

[@jamesbrown6020]

How did the self authoring work out for you? I desperately wanted to try it but of course can't afford it lol

[@DeadSoundful]

Jordan something about your lectures just helps solidify knowledge into real life. Sometimes in the day I'll find myself thinking something like "oh he's just low on agreeableness, nothing to worry about". Sometimes I sit and think a lot about statistics, why people are all so different, what it would be like to live life through someone else's consciousness, brain structure, hormone and personality. Really helps me wake up. Great job.

[@jeffs2518]

Man. I think about this all the time haha. How fascinating would it be to see the world through someone else's consciousness?

[@Danideesaintp123]

Agree... it would probably make you feel great full of your own life.. No ones life is perfect.

[@ali18398]

dani dee yes!

[@catzel1ps452]

He makes it feel like an interesting privilege rather than a chore

[@madiba4ever210]

Jordan B Peterson will go down as powerhouse of a thinker, a prince among men, and a generally lovely bloke!

[@cwegers3]

That is the fucking point .

[@rpo3ge]

@@tawnybrawn why reinventing the wheel or talk about own things, when there are good concepts existing nobody talks about, I love the messanger.

[@guccimane1679]

@@tawnybrawn Clearly you have it out for peterson and his followers, because you're straw-manning. For someone that supposedly has above average intelligence, I'm surprised you can't make simple logical deductions.

[@photosolutions8618]

This is the level of quality that parents and society expect when they push "college, college, college" to young people. Sadly, Dr Peterson is a few among many.

[@thereisneverquiettherightn1789]

Petro distribution. Best educators are very few and they are concentrated in a few top institutions.

[@Dudemon-1]

@@thereisneverquiettherightn1789 Many of the best are not at "élite" institutions, though.

[@ragnarok7976]

And the education system kicked him out... It's so backwards I can't help but laugh at the irony.

[@jacobmyrick1632]

I haven’t gone to college and I can interact with others just perfectly fine… what gives?

[@sidneyfrattinijr.9700]

Dr. Peterson deserves a Nobel Prize for the impact his free lectures have on the world.

[@WhitneyDahlin]

I love you professor! I Deeply admire your intellect and courage for standing up for what's right. even when everyone is against you. we love you and you have changed people

[@fawzijarrah5135]

This is the first video I've watched of Dr Peterson. This is amazing beyond words. He seems so knowledgeable and balanced and there's hours of free courses on here! May God bless you for genuinely trying to change the world for the better. Keep it up Dr, you're an inspiration.

[@TyDie85]

Jordan Peterson is really a hero! first of all, he puts his courses here on KZbin! that's so amazing because even if I can't get a degree, I aspire for higher learning whenever possible. it's just too damn expensive for college here. And he is willing to fight against these psychopaths who are forcing us to use words of their choosing with legislative power backing them.

[@redketchup5161]

Same life philosophy here, The strength of our arguments will be no mach vs their one-and-only feeble one. But many have a very low score in agreeableness toward any negative triggers, weight lifting could also be handy. I can see myself running after them yelling: hey wait, i still have hours of facts, evidences, proofs and reasoning for you...

[@somethingsomethingdangerzo2107]

@Khaled Rapp How do you explain the people yelling at him and making white noise during his free speech rally ?

[@ionarevamp]

@Khaled Rapp While "psychopaths" may be a strong descriptor, I have seen footage of him being harassed and opposed intensely (albeit only verbally). The antagonists in question did not seem to show tolerance for outside ideas or empathy at the time. Just saying.

[@beforesunsetboxing6017]

I feel like I learned English to be able to listen to and understand Jordan's lectures and boy, am I happy I did.

[@anonone2175]

Dr Peterson, *THANK YOU FOR MAKING THESE LECTURES AVAILABLE.*

[@Emmastayofftheinternet]

you turn up to Dr Peterson's class late, you better have been cleaning your room.

[@PopsiclesInMyCellar]

Im dying

[@lianab284]

😂😂😂

[@Bojonni]

😂😂

[@tgeo2880]

thank you

[@michaelmaniscalco2191]

perfect Emma

[@emilhansen3806]

I don't even attend this class or know Professor Peterson but i'm offended by the people arriving late lmao

[@SAwyerD14]

Just about to comment the same thing.

[@ellisrhodes5259]

Emil Hansen it was surprisingly distracting and I had thought it was over for a while but then nope

[@RSanchez111]

It's that damn squeaky door.

[@michaelgrace3620]

Emil Hansen I believe that some people don't take his class but are allowed to sit in, or it might take them longer to walk to Dr Petersons class as there last one might of over ran?

[@emilgoubasarian9822]

My name is becoming slightly more common I see.

[@mavericktheace]

I just want to pass on my respect to all of the students of Peterson who are there with respect to his teachings. The battle Peterson is engaged in is one in defence of the dream that began with Plato; an idea that people can aim towards enlightenment, not through conquest and oppression, but through pontification and debate. So to those who simply learn from Peterson, I offer you my support. Agree or argue. Do not support any form of oppression.

[@strumspicks2456]

I generally agree with you, but i'm not sure what you meant by pontification in your comment

[@adriangarcia9156]

Also, Plato?

[@roddydykes7053]

Seems things turned out alright for him after all (by mid-2021 anyways)

[@TheArchangel911]

4th time watching this lecture series. So much to unpack if we want to truly understand ourselves.

[@Deazycuz]

Eyyy 2nd time hereee. Also, love your bite-sized vids!!!

[@blakespier2777]

Really? An ad every 2 minutes?

[@wearejungians]

@@blakespier2777 KZbin Vanced and AdBlock lul

[@westcoastkidd17]

Is the 2017 series better than the 2016?

[@TheArchangel911]

@@westcoastkidd17 I think so. The material covered is nearly identical but the camerawork is far superior in the 2017 series. The audio is better and you get to see the slides Dr Peterson is using

[@carolinasoulshine8949]

I have ineffable reverence for you, Mr, Peterson. You are a genius with a heart like no other. Thank you for existing.

[@BO2xG]

I am a medical student from Bulgaria with an ever-growing interest in psychiatry and I would like to thank you for sharing your superb lectures with the world and on top of that - for free!

[@ameli950514]

At least one romanian medical student seconds that :)))

[@alimohseni5111]

i'm a medical student in iran and i always loved psychiatry but recently i became hesitant about pursuing it due to laziness and lack of motivation. Now after watching this series of courses i feel really motuvated and prepared to start pursuing my dream again. its awesome.

[@manudasmd]

Psychiatry resident here

[@shlokganguly1346]

Good luck all of you!

[@spiro_skrami]

astonishing, cant believe i can get such a high academical knowledge completely for free and from one of the best professors of psychology in the world, thank you dr. peterson

[@gleison7131]

I'm 31, from Brazil and I feel blessed for this. I don't even speak English but fortunately I managed to understand the language months ago, and now I thank myself for did it. Otherwise I wouldn't be able to get knowledge from this wonderful human being!

[@1BeGe]

The amount of life changing stuff this guy says just in passing as "by the way" knowledge floors me no matter how many of his videos I watch. The bit about how reading something repeatedly doesn't help much with memory recall and that how you do that is practice reading, closing the book, and then summarizing from memory. That's amazing and immediately useful knowledge. In fact the whole reason I'm writing this comment is for the sake of summarizing that point so that I can remember it later. Beautiful.

[@DancingStringsGuitar]

I am 65 years old. I came across your videos for the first time last year. It was for me to meet your wisdom and guidance to make me wiser and stronger for the last fourth of my life. I became a special education teacher at age 41and retired from that at age 63. I have always paid attention with the many eyes inside me since my late twenties at least but often I'd be searching for the answers I knew existed someplace. And your classes and lectures are the places I was led to.. Thank you, sir, for being who you are, and I hope your continuing questions find the answers they need.

[@norbutamang8400]

The level of service Dr. Peterson is providing not only to his students in the class but to all those students from all around the world, of all age groups, who want to improve and grow in life is just super valuable and amazing. Perhaps his decision to record his class lectures and share it with the world is one of the best decisions ever made for the betterment of humanity in the history of the world. Much love to him from a 22 year old college student from Sikkim, India.

[@Velociraptorgurl]

This is more in depth than the current personality theory class I am taking.

[@Okayand33]

Where do you go?

[@downeybill]

obviously!

[@wantingthesky]

roughly speaking

[@ryrez4478]

Velociraptorgurl clean ur room

[@rubberbumm]

No but seriously where are you at school? I am just curious.

[@shabuqazi86]

Jordan Peterson's lectures saved me 2 years back when I was about to lose my mind, and was in the worst state of depression. I wanted to end my life at times, and following his advice saved me.

[@joaocastro5871]

Hello. I see very deeply what you mean. Coincidentally, also two years ago i was in the same boat as you. If not this man, I wouldn't be presented to logoterapy and Victor L Frankl. Logoterapy made me not to commit suicide in my worst stage. I have a unpayable debt with Peterson, a man I never met in person: I owe him a life, my own life.

[@manudasmd]

Im a psychiatry resident. After watching upto 25 minutes of the course im sure that this is gonna change my practise and future 👍👍

[@mollythedog4280]

How is it going?

[@malokumaloku1847]

It is so fascinating to me, that often we as people look back in history to find the greatest minds and creative thinkers, in order to influence us and motive us. Here is one man that most definitely falls into that bracket, the fascinating part is that he is alive now, in this generation- and that I've been lucky enough to share the space of time with such a great mind.

[@abefroeman5526]

There is a horrible part of me that finds it funny that these late students are recorded for all time.

[@abhishekdev258]

Hahah you got it.

[@nabilyassin1742]

this reminds of on e of the episodes in the 2017 maps of meaning a girl walks in and asks if this yoga and meditation class, while JBP was talking about how bad the cold war was (with brutal detail) or something gruesome like that. literally everybody in the room laughed.

[@sherrinfordholmes6653]

@@nabilyassin1742 Which one? I need to see it

[@nabilyassin1742]

​@@sherrinfordholmes6653 Here it is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f2m7lGWVe9mjfqs and just for context if you didn't watch the whole thing, ten minutes ago he was talking about how any of us could have been well, nazi gaurds at the death camps.

[@bobmag5058]

@@nabilyassin1742 any link to that please

[@duktf4ke]

I have a degree in psychology after studying for 5 years at a university in Kiel, yet still this course manages to teach me things I haven’t heard before. Highly recommendable

[@Gadjins]

this man is a genius, an observer and an artist of the science of humanity

[@Walkingontime]

Dr. Peterson has his own touch to this subject it’s frankly amazing. Bring back the humanities! Thank you God for developing a great mind like this.

[@QuickSteppin]

We should all show our gratitude by putting into practice this knowledge to become better individuals and be open enough so that it spreads to our community.

[@Milestonemonger]

At 53, I'm not seeking a degree to hang on the wall, I am listening to all of JBP's lectures for pure pleasure.

[@MindzaiComics]

Same here! Two of my kids (19 and 23) have JP on our kitchen computer all the time, now I'm hooked too.

[@marialourdesuribe9063]

59 here. Listening and learning from Colombia.

[@billmoloney4224]

I'm 56. Peterson says what I have always thought but could not articulate. I now force my kids to listen while we are in the car.

[@Ana-zm3td]

Same, only two decades younger 😀

[@wrightbrent73]

47 here

[@nublex]

when i woke up this morning, i had no idea i was about to start a course on psychology. edit: for the past several months, peterson has helped me to sort out my life a lot. it's useful stuff. i've had 5 shrinks in my life who couldn't help me, so maybe the only one who can help me is myself.

[@aminedrhourhi9311]

The way he articulate his ideas is sharply intelligent , it takes a golden intellect and a flexibility of neuro-processing of ideas words visions to reach this unique style of speech... what s intriguing is how easy he structure these brilliant talks that relate many fields of study matching synchronically psychology ... ''' JORDAN PETERSON is life changer ! ''

[@gabriel35665]

Here am i, a guy from the interior of Brazil at 21, having such amazing classes with top world professor. What a time to be alive

[@claudiopereira2326]

I wish i knew about Professor Peterson 2 years ago, I bet my life would be different by now. However, it is never late to start improving.

[@mresilient1641]

It's 1 year later. How are things going now?

[@relaxation_and_tax_evasion]

It's 1 year and a week later. How are things going now?

[@vickiewatson4107]

I'm 43 yeah I'm a late bloomer

[@jessieje8218]

I'm so grateful to receive an education on these FASCINATING topics from such a passionate, intelligent and sincere professor. Thank you for this!

[@chrispysings]

I've already taken a Personality course in Psychology, but something tells me I'm going to learn a lot more listening to these lectures. What a gift.

[@marleneelia1468]

I'm 60, my daughter recommended Jordan Peterson, my goodness, awesome lecture.

[@Klevans27]

im 94

[@emanoildura727]

@@Klevans27 i'm 114

[@shitmypants5275]

@@emanoildura727 I'm 154

[@paulpaulington3907]

@@shitmypants5275 I’m 5.

[@yoelperez6202]

I've never had a class that clapped for the teacher at the end of His teachings, just goes to show

[@siddhantparikh3260]

I just started this and got goosebumps at the end when he said, "Welcome to Psychology 230. We'll see you in a bit." About to binge watch this.

[@Southjerzylimits]

when i come back to this video i will be a established psychologist, now it will not be easy since having met my inherently damaging and evil dynamics. also im the first one to go to college in my family. im 29 and a freshman at rowen. im facing alot of backlash and and have tremendous barries but i feel with everything i have access to reasonably will allow me to make it with microscopic margins. ive got nothing to lose but one thing, that one thing is my emotional intelligence. I want to use it for good. this is a message and a stamp for my future self. you better have read this and got close or are there.

[@pragunahuja7881]

keep going good sir

[@vicentealvarado5608]

You go man, the best for you 💪🏽

[@Infinite-YT]

I feel like most everyone whose taken a Peterson course doesn’t realize how blessed they are... you can see it in the faces of the students

[@pattycake8563]

Peterson's the only lecturer I watch at normal speed. Thank you for enlightening us!

[@schroedergustav5754]

IMO, this series is the best thing Dr. Peterson has ever done. This is his environment and he just thrives in it. Amazing lectures.

[@aaronquinn8241]

The introduction to this series basically broke down my whole Behavioral Science module in an hr, this is why Dr. Peterson is highly regarded & so should be.

[@BlakeTelford82]

Can I just say who ever did the subtitles for this is a genius. They are word for word perfect 👌

[@not2tees]

"You always learn when you're wrong . . . which is very annoying!" Love this guy! That is Mozart's Jupiter symphony on the intro, 3rd movement, I finally found out. I thought it was Dvorak, which was wrong, and I learned, but it wasn't so annoying.

[@tunaXonXtoast]

The greatest part is not having to take the midterms and finals.

[@mothman84]

Indeed! I can't go on a binge of these lectures right now, cause I have an exam on a completely unrelated subject tomorrow, and I'm supposed to be studying for that. It burns.

[@MrRaper921]

IKR, i have two lab exams tomorrow, and here i am, but its worth it!

[@LafferStyle]

I better make sure I do those readings though

[@vincer7824]

That definitely relieves some stress but it’s true, being tested forces one to make certain they really understand the concepts and applications.

[@qqn4531]

@@mothman84 I'm in the exact same situation 3 years later lmao

[@plaguedoc8713]

🎬 TIME STAMPS/NOTES 📝 00:00 Introduction 1:29 Definition and The Complexity of a Personality 7:07 Falling short of The Ideal/Benefits of Understanding instead of Memorizing INTRODUCTION TO STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS OF PERSONALITY 11:36 "Big Five Personality Model" / Dimensions/Traits of Personality 13:52 Agreeableness 14:35 Conscientiousness 23:05 Openness 25:26 "It's not obvious that your personality is inside you" / Personality in Relations to Outside Complex Systems 30:11 About Independence 31:27 The "Hero Stories" as a Fundamental Element of the Clinical Theories / Carl Jung: "In Filth It Will Be Found" 37:54 Using the Tools LECTURES OVERVIEW 42:48 The Importance Of Learning How To Act 45:15 About Heroic and Shamanic Initiation, Constructivism & Jean Piaget and the rest of the lectures (Jung, Freud & Rogers)

[@abhootpoorv]

thankyou

[@moritzschafer3977]

thanks, that's what I needed

[@faresbakain7590]

Thanks

[@015-n1c]

This helps so much, thanks.

[@strwind]

Thank you!

[@alllowercase6277]

Just about to say...imagine having Jordan Peterson as your lecturer...but then suppose we ALL do with these KZbin videos. Just finished Biblical Series. Now gonna hit all these. It's truly groundbreaking. Thank You so much.

[@samuelxd7954]

I'm really not that smart academically, my brain can't articulate my thoughts to paper. And i'm considered "spaced out" in daily life. I sort of absorb everything in a different way... I could never pass UNI without having to fake special needs or some shit, because I cannot put thoughts to words in a way. Yet I can listen to this for hours and alot of it just clicks, this guy can explain everything so perfectly. I'll admit I've done a few google searches on some of the big words he uses lmao.

[@JohnSmith-fk4yj]

Samuel xD Townson How old are you? I thought like you until I tried, then I found out that I could do it, and do it well!

[@Danideesaintp123]

Samuel xD Townson that’s the whole point in watching this... when someone or something encourages you to look for knowledge beyond the lecture, they have done their job correctly.

[@essennagerry]

I've also noticed I learn things differently in a sense. I make some connections very fast and others very slow. The ones I make slowly, I think, are because I need more in dept info and understanding a bit beyond the layed out concept or maybe digging into the basics of said concept to understand that layed out concept. While others around me don't need that. And the teachers are a little baffled by my basic questions sometimes and don't see where my block is or what _more_ they need to say to help me get it. But I've come to embrace the way I in some aspects learn and think differently, I think if I embrace it and cater to it it'll become usefull. It's my way of metabolizing knowledge, so why surpress it? So far it's pushe me to be braver to ask seemingly stupid questions, be more precise in my questions and also understand how others think better, so I can get what I need out of them and their knowledge.

[@menzoznem]

How are your math skills then? Does that make a lot of sense to you?

[@joexer1]

This is so xD

[@landomt8138]

There’s nothing like the big brain feeling of JP saying phrases with large words like “matching temperamental proclivity to environmental demand” and understanding what he’s saying.

[@OMIMmusic]

I'm challenging myself to watch the whole course in one month. I am already almost certain that it will have an incredibly positive effect on me.

[@bazileus123]

OMIM so did you succeed?

[@fakerichardtherager2560]

OMIM same here!

[@sachinsatyarthi7032]

Six months.... still not completed

[@aschwunheit8228]

did you finish the course?

[@OMIMmusic]

@@aschwunheit8228 yes! it was so impactful on my life back then. maybe the best course I have attended in my life

[@tammy2855]

I wish I was in his class. What a man. So happy he exists and so grateful for his work.

[@wilsmeisterwilsmeister7362]

Never have i enjoyed and had the pleasure to be so fortunate as to be able to hear mr. Peterson speak his mind. My my what a joy it is.

[@williamtumaini291]

Gods getting a lecture from one of the greatest thinkers in the world...these guys hv no idea how lucky they are

[@tyler6815]

I just came across this, and not a moment too soon. Thank you for dedicating your life to understanding so many important challenges and questions that every soul on the planet faces at one time or another.

[@lailachage]

I live in Brazil and I am so greatly happy for being able to watch your classes that I had to leave you a thank you comment here. :)

[@latinaalma1947]

I think what made me industrious was being told I had to do my homework first when I came home from school before I could go outside to play. That motivated me to get it done as fast as possible. THis made me almost the first student throughout school and college, and grad school to finish any exam. I had trained myself throughout childhood inadvertently to block out internal and external distractions to have great focus on task whatever it was and is...including my doctoral dissertation. Others in my program didn't finish in the amount of,time I did...also in my university work, retirement planning , everything in my life I used this skill and it served me SO well and I attribute much of whatever I achieved to that. My brother would lie that he had done his and go out and play only to struggle with it late beyond bedtime...he whined and cried in elementary school to get,outmof finishing formhours at night ,putting enormous amounts of his energy into avoidance and got away with his avoidance strategies at home, not in school or the real world later...result, NOT successful in life at all at anything.

[@saif0316]

I'm not even taking this class and its not my major but I love his lecture and have gotten allot of value out of them.

[@endproductuser]

Your students are very fortunate. Thank you for these great lectures

[@DEFGraves]

It is utterly amazing all of his lectures. Lessons and videos are free to watch. Podcasts etc. amazing can learn so incredibly much for free from this man

[@Visiomax]

this is how university should be. Thank you for making this public! 🙏

[@dylandavis3702]

This man has given me an education that I didn't have the option to aquire in my youth and for that I am forever grateful. Thank you for your generosity and wisdom Mr. Peterson.

[@hollymay7686]

Imagine taking his classes and being taught by him. Wow what an amazing thing that would be. We love you Dr Peterson. Love 🇬🇧

[@whit350z2]

So glad i found this great teacher

[@gary_michael_flanagan_wildlife]

This series has helped me so much in understanding those who oppose my political views. I wish every politician would watch this to be better in handling their rivals.

[@consistentme22]

It's an honor and privilege to have a seat in your class professor. Thank you for this series of lectures.

[@railrazetdinov9654]

It is difficult to express gratitude to the professor for all the work that he does and makes it freely available. Thank you so much from a small town in the middle of the Russia

[@zantawolf]

These lectures are gold. Watched all 22.

[@amrsaleh5775]

have you done the readings?

[@ZirkzankXyphrolenmir]

I wish my (recently completed) course on Games Development was as useful as this one on Personality. I feel like university has given me nothing (or not enough) now I am learning A LOT more on KZbin which is actually valuable and interesting. Thanks JBP. Also this hasn't to put me into another 50k student debt, which is nice.

[@JohnSmith-fk4yj]

Zirkzank Xyphrolenmir The fact that you can't just study in your free time then sign up to a university for just assessment, shows a massive flaw in universities. Why do you need to attend their lectures and tutorials if you can do it on you own and learn from books or online? Because it's all about money, and they wouldn't make much if people had the choice to self study and be assessed at a predetermined date. They need to maintain the illusion that you have to have professors, administration and buildings in order to learn something.

[@Nairobi9797]

Is the one about games development available on KZbin ?

[@guilhermedias2782]

A internet é maravilhosa, sem ela passaria por toda a vida sem a oportunidade de assistir as aulas desse professor brilhante. Parabéns Jordan Peterson, seus ensinamentos tem contribuído muito para o meu dia a dia, conhecimento altamente aplicável.

[@blueiceani6833]

As an undergraduate psychology student this is an absolute must!

[@happylion18]

MY NEW FAVORITE SERIES ON KZbin

[@ladyfaye8248]

Wow, well, I have been watching many of Jordon's videos and podcasts in recent weeks, and, now I have 'attended this lecture' I feel enthused to attend the whole course, even if it is just from home, mostly in my armchair, and I'm way to old to be an actual 'student' ! This man is of outstanding intellect, insight and integrity. I feels like an honour to attend to his work.

[@robertoochoa7934]

This guy is a unit. Would've loved to have him as a teacher when i was in school.

[@EminorReal]

Thank you, Professor Peterson. Though in my mid 30s, I never could afford education, still, I strive for personal knowledge and I am beyond grateful to have been given the opportunity to follow your lectures. P.S. To the students arriving late: shame on you. You have the highest advantage in life to be there, in person, looking forward to a brilliant career, elevated comprehension of life, high income, and extraordinary education all given also thanks to this extraordinary person. You really have no idea how good you have it. At least you give me the chance to work on my resentment toward people like you. (I never said I'm not still working on it :P)

[@tyshred9251]

I've watched all these and I'm going through again. Thank you so much for posting all this Jordan. You couldn't have done a bigger, and more meaningful step in teaching. This platform reaches across so many different people types. And I'm extremely poor. I'd never get such an education. So thank you so much. I learn from you and a few others while I work, I've learned so much about myself and people in general. Not to mention critical thinking ability has risen significantly. I was already adept with my critical thinking ability. But I feel like I consider things much different now and think about them much deeper. Or sometimes think quickly and respond much better since I've learned so much about myself. I've had a very hard and complex life. I'm now a father and have a good job, house, wife, and I'm legitimately happy. Being able to learn about myself and understand people and how we work has been huge in my life, it's effected everything positively.

[@chrisnam1603]

respect from Belgium, since i'm very ill,icant go anywhere, i relate so good to your 'history-story', beautiful to post it, i so hope Jordan will see-feel how much he means to so many & how valuable precious person he really is.

[@tyshred9251]

@@chrisnam1603 thanks for taking the time to read and respond! I hope your condition gets better. Being I'll is very hard. Have a good day my friend.

[@ayec.u.1248]

Thank you, Dr Peterson. I am 33, from Romania, and you have changed my life!!

[@keeperofthehammer6795]

I'm in grade 12. Went to my school library and signed out a copy of Crime and Punishment because of Dr Peterson. 1 week later my VP comes into my class, sees me reading it, and now I'm his favorite.

[@thesqlspot]

"It isn't obvious to me that memorization constitutes knowledge." JP

[@JacquelynNewmandivine]

I agree

[@lolwtnick4362]

and yet "i know something you don't know" 6 year old whose smart.

[@maxdemontbron9720]

@@lolwtnick4362 it's not spelt whose

[@samwallaceart288]

Apparently Chinese education is all about rote memorisation not critical thinking. Sister went through college, and had to fight tooth and nail to physically obtain her diploma; her teachers would deadass “lose her grades in the shuffle” because they despised her for asking too many questions.

[@NSNCNB]

@@samwallaceart288 that is not likable. That is not education. I hope the sister is doing well. You too. Thanks🌷

[@OlafLewitz]

32:38 “You learn through voluntary contact with that that frightens or disgusts you.” 34:17 “You always learn when you are wrong, which is very annoying.” Context: Piaget 37:12 The basic motif of psychoanalysic theory, clinical practice ... find out what people are afraid of, avoiding... present or past ...

[@Mac.Vaidya]

If, I had a professor like Dr. Peterson in my life... I would never be late. Would have reached his every class at least 30 minutes earlier to grab the best seat, even if the world was falling apart on the other side.

[@Gallows-js1ik]

You wouldn't. Otherwise you'd do that already right now for your current professor.

[@seitolove]

Mr. Peterson please accept my deepest respect and gratitude. In my somewhat humble opinion, I genuinely believe that you are the greatest man alive today. Thank you for your enormous contributions to our history and development as human species and thank you on behalf of anyone who has had the pleasure of hearing you speak. Words can not describe what I am trying to put across in this little comment in the waters of KZbin. You and Jacque Fresco (RIP, 2017) are an inspiration for generations to come. I thank the eternal universe for bringing about minds like yours and his.

[@Olga-jm5xf]

Starting at 16:45 Oh, yes, studies may not have been made yet, but I am living proof of the extroverted-open minded-industrious personality in a conservative, hush, hush society. It has and continues to be exciting, quite a rollercoaster! Always finding ways to make the best use of my personality assets while seeing how my liabilites can be polished or controlled. Not an easy task: however, I have you, Dr. Peterson, and other lifelong guides for this endeavor. Hope you and your wife are feeling better, and look forward to having you here again! You are a blessing, a beacon of light and a breath of fresh air! I am grateful.

[@blindlemonfishstix5446]

If only the classes in my own university were this good. Thank you for posting these

[@crediblecommenterr]

I am from small village in Indonesia. We are so poor. Everyone just eats rice. My uncle was a cannibal because we were so poor. But now I have so much education because of Dr Peterson. I feel like I am rich! I know that I can succeed in the future!

[@sheldoncooper1593]

If you are poor to the point where someone has to eat human...how do you have a smartphone..??

[@someguy4592]

Yea how do you have access to youtube but not to food

[@dss6209]

Jesus, go hunting.

[@pabloc.5186]

Username checks out

[@aksjdjsoqlwnwj890]

😂😂😂 I dont k why this made me laugh 😂😂😂 i mean the username and then the comment I caaant 😂😂😂😂

[@thomasking4791]

If I could only have one youtube subscription, it'd be this one. Thank you Jordan!

[@annon4350]

Wow! Who knew that studying Psychology could do so much for you and your life? What a great lecture!

[@TS-wv3ph]

man! there's a lot to unpack from every sentence he uttered.