Y'ALL WANTED ME TO CHECK OUT *JORDAN PETERSON*... WELL, HERE WE GO!

[@tykroner1133]

JP’s interview with Cathy Newman. Legendary. Definitely a must-watch

[@brandonvasey660]

The moment in that interview when he stumps her to a point that she is speechless is amazing to say the least.

[@Garotte14]

I came to post the same thing after I watched this video. The Cathy Newman interview is definitely a must watch. It’s a perfect example of the current political climate and the two-faced nature of mainstream media.

[@shanesturgill75]

Yup! Came to say the same. It's a must!

[@jhawkk2004]

Just another subscriber here to say the same thing! He's going to LOVE his demeanor in the Kathy Newman interview. She is much more aggressive than these women, and he is almost MORE calm.

[@imaran1303]

@@jhawkk2004 So you are saying that women cannot be aggressive.

[@thymecat]

one of my students asked me what my pronouns are I replied "if I had a choice they would be your royal highness " my student replied "that's ridiculous " I said "exactly, moving on " 🙂🇨🇦

[@WallNutBreaker524]

Facts bro 🤣😂👌

[@johnnyNerlx]

@@WallNutBreaker524 Aàa

[@johnnyNerlx]

@@WallNutBreaker524 11

[@josephgilligan9698]

🤣

[@victorarellanom]

Best answer ever, your highness

[@brentc4865]

Can you imagine being lucky enough to have/had him as your Professor at University. Brilliant, articulate and incredibly knowledgeable in so many areas.

[@gregkrazanski]

my friend was in one of his classes in 2009 at u of t. she spoke very highly of him back then

[@SM-BSW]

I'm a mental health professional, and a PhD student at u of t. He's actually kind of an embarrassment to the university. He takes some very boiler plate psychological frameworks, and some self help principles, and then warps them into really weird conclusions. His self help stuff is okay for the most part. His views on feminism, "wokeness", and gender are not just wrong, but dangerous misinformation. But he's very good at slipping in the harmful rhetoric into the bits that are less objectionable, so you can't always tell what's valid, and what's claptrap.

[@FreeSalesTips]

There's no need to imagine when he's posted his full lectures to KZbin. You can go to his channel right now and get all the Professor Jordan Peterson you can handle.

[@leviathan19]

@@SM-BSW really... His views on wokeness, feminism, and gender are wrong.

[@goodcitizen4045]

@@SM-BSW but....are they actually wrong?? 🤔

[@bezemsteel4286]

As a forensic psychologist in study, I can say those conversational skills where you put emotions in check are an absolute must. I think he even openly admitted he took his clinical psychologist approach when talking to Cathy Newman. He has years of experience of patients trying to “trigger” from which he learned. Some news reporter won’t trigger him with half baked arguments and straw-men.

[@KunuMcGruder]

He clearly demonstrates emotional discipline by not reacting the way the questioner is hoping for. This shows intellectual competence. He immediately sees and understands the questioners intent of garnering a certain type of reaction. However, the questioners underestimate Petersons advanced intellect in understanding (without prejudice, because he understands the human nature of the questioners intentions along with their ignorance behind it) why the questioner is biased to begin with. Because Peterson can see how one's ignorance leads to them being inept, he does not react, because to him, it's like reacting to a mentally challenged person...it's not fair nor morally right. Instead, he calmly responds in a non-threatening manner with the hopes that the individual will critically think through his comment, statement, or answer...which often times doesn't happen due too their lack of emotional discipline.

[@NeonPixels81]

The interrupting is what gets me. I dunno how he can stay so calm when being repeatedly a. interrupted and b. being interrupted *to have words put in his mouth* no less. It's like...well you wouldn't have to say "so what youi're saying is" so many times if you'd just shut the fuck up and let me say what I'm saying...

[@Wardr0p]

He strikes me as a Stoic in action and words. I don't know if he practices Stoicism or not, but he certainly demonstrates it function brilliantly.

[@lewisner]

These interviews remind me of the Fawlty Towers episode where Basil has a husband and wife staying at the hotel who are both psychiatrists. The interviewers are terrified what he is thinking about them.

[@ArifYunando]

@@Wardr0p I don't think he's a stoic at all. In many of his videos, he showed a pretty extreme emotions like crying and laughing hard. However, I do believe he is able to conjure his emotion in a mature manner. Thus, from different perspective, he is a bit like a stoic.

[@quintincoetzer2031]

JP must feel like the sober guy at the party arguing with drunk people

[@jeffreydean5112]

Sometimes I feel bad for him. He gets berated over his views. Yet he'll never do that to other people. Most of the people who argue it just ignore the science behind things.

[@JerbilKonai]

To some people, admitting they were wrong is akin to a death sentence. Some are proud (and can do no wrong), others fear repercussion from their social group. Peterson on the other hand would be the first to admit he was wrong and that deserves respect: To not cling to ones position and to go essentially into each and every conversation not to prove the other wrong but to try and distill the actual truth is such a commendable act, yet one you can't actually expect from many or even most people, as looking beyond proving yourself right is often a difficult endeavour while seeing the other person as a threat is that much easier (especially when they behave antagonisticly towards you).

[@Cannonbo]

worse. he gets berated for a false interpretation of his views. i don't know how he has the patience to still do interviews.

[@ljb8157]

@JerbilKonai for example; those who voted for Joe Biden. They'd rather die than admit they were wrong.

[@JerbilKonai]

@@ljb8157 Mexican standoff within their group: The first to move will be shot

[@ljb8157]

@@JerbilKonai lol

[@pduidesign]

A “trick” Jordan Peterson uses is to lean back in his chair (as opposed to lean forward). By leaning back you end up feeling more calm and in control and you take a moment to think about your answer. It works yet it is extremely hard to do because when you are passionate about something you instinctively want to lean forward.

[@bryanwoods3373]

I would imagine that also presents himself as less aggressive towards the other speaker so they don't feel as attacked. Doesn't always work, but you can't control other people.

[@brunopfrainer]

JP is the person that made me get up and seek professional help. I was dragging myself every day closer and closer to the edge. I've stumble across a video of him and it hit me deep. I'm a huge fan. He's a life saver and changer.

[@aguladx123]

Continue your path, Jordan or no Jordan. Equip yourself on your journey away from the edge. Each of us must discover the tools to match our own situations. Certain professional healthcare providers may help you learn which tools can work for you.

[@brandonhvacants2217]

@@aguladx123 not to mention he also will humbly admit that he also struggles mentally and physically. He is a great man. I hope you keep keeping on.

[@_Delta_P_]

what video was it?

[@georgetarby2554]

True

[@gingertornado]

I know you don't know me... but i'm gonna say this now so listen clear: I am so fucking proud of you for doing that. You hear me? You're awesome. Mad respect. Much love.

[@chilangua]

Love Jordan. Ive had a great relationship with my family the last 5 years thanks to his teachings. I got a job promotion lately, and my future is looking bright again. He is so awesome

[@erindeerhart5538]

@@Goosewitdajuice317 You have the weirdest expressions.

[@danaguyer8863]

I feel like my brain expands every time I listen to JP! He is outstanding!

[@CatholicismRules]

"If this person is gonna be like Ben Shapiro in terms of wit and sharpness, but calm, he's gonna be my favorite dude on the planet." Well Alex, roll out the red carpet.

[@MrsMamaWoll]

JP has got to be the most unfairly misrepresented public figure in modern history. He's so good hearted with such good intentions and genuine compassion for society as a whole, and yet he's mocked and ridiculed and labeled an evil bigot. It's really sad. I bet that if his young, misguided enemies would actually sit and listen to him humbly and with humility, his wisdom and knowledge would be the answer to a lot of the psychological and emotional issues that they suffer with. There's not a doubt in my mind about that.

[@CytherX]

Jesus went through the same thing, he spoke the truth, and the religious leaders hated him.

[@vengefulcloud2337]

I don’t normally like when people bringing up religious comparisons, But this one is spot on!

[@nicok8203]

you write very nicely Mrs

[@ibghxr]

I've yet to see someone characterize him as an evil bigot

[@lucasinator]

@@CytherX and gandhi

[@geoffreywilds4173]

I gotta say, listening to him and reading his book "12 rules for life" really helped me with my transition to civilian life after leaving the military while going to college on the GI Bill. I can't emphasize enough how his approach to life has helped me, and helped me be a stronger pillar for my friends and family to lean on.

[@bennyfugazzi1054]

I always found it funny that people try claim he was against bill c16 for the trans subject. It wasn’t about the subject it was about forced speech and they just can’t or wouldn’t except that

[@jrtodd-br4zc]

You are 100% correct. JP is one of, if not the most, charitable individual within the broad public spotlight I’ve ever seen. He seems to genuinely care about just about everyone. It appears he would literally care more about an individual trans person struggling than any of the people shouting and accusing him of hating trans people. He definitely doesn’t. JP’s a good apple. A great one actually

[@jonanbahnsen3935]

Exactly. It's the same with socialism. He realized that chasing equality doesnt lead to everyone getting equal but everyone getting zero or dead.

[@travismcclean8566]

It's because the media is only capable of thinking thoughts that span the length of a T.V segment.

[@jrtodd-br4zc]

True, but it’s ALL media that does exactly this. It is NOT simply the “left” media. Tucker Carlson is full of enough horseshit to fill the universe

[@jameylebel]

All media is owned by the same company. It’s all crafted to manipulate. The ones that go against the mainstream, like fox, are just what we call controlled opposition.

[@Clintoniumer]

One thing I absolutely love about Jordan Peterson is the fact that when he needs to take a second to think after a question, he does, he doesn't "um or hmm." He thinks and clearly articulates his points

[@anttimaki8188]

True, he listens, thinks, and then says his opinion after that, there is no pre-fabricated mumbo-jumbo. You can actually see him internally judging the argument on the base level, and then giving a judgement.

[@she_who_dares9713]

“Love how fucking calm he is and he is so eloquent.” - oh boy. you have no idea. His level of articulation is top tier. Hope you do more of him.

[@shredgod6394]

Until he tried to argue against climate change and stumbled over every word in an incoherent ramble

[@jakobmalki8972]

@@shredgod6394 He has never done that

[@shredgod6394]

@@jakobmalki8972 He did on the Joe rogan podcast

[@jakobmalki8972]

@@shredgod6394 Link me the podcast and timestamp

[@shredgod6394]

@@jakobmalki8972 There's a video on KZbin called "Jordan Peterson criticizes Climate Change types". He sounds like a fucking idiot.

[@kaboom2k312]

I know you're taking a risk getting into the whole political reactions, but I understand it's your passion of law to make you want to understand argument and debate. Keep on being you! Rock on Alex!

[@patrickimperial579]

What risks do you mean?

[@randyruggles342]

@@patrickimperial579 - How about being cancelled? Doxxed? That's what the Left does.

[@johnmcfarlane6136]

@@randyruggles342 lol, one side does not have the power to "cancel" you. They have the option to dislike you, not follow or watch your content, but not cancel. As it should be, if you don't like someones content , be it for political, religious or "just cause" reasons, you have every right to do so. To say that one side is cancelling you is extremely ignorant and straight in the face of freedom. Everyone can post what content they wish, say what they want, but they have to take responsibility for those actions and people are allowed to have their reactions to those actions. Or are you in some delusion that people are allowed to say whatever and do whatever ( legally of course) and no one is allowed to have an opinion or take action accordingly ? From my own experience, I had this one actor whom I really liked, then I saw clips of said person being racist and quite so, abusive to people and quite a bad person. Granted I still watch his movies , but I've lost all respect for the person. Someone who cares more than me would probably even stop watching said persons movies.

[@Humble197]

@@johnmcfarlane6136 Have you been paying attention. They have gone after so many people and even if the right or any other group still supports them they can get businesses to pull support. Look into what has been going on for the last few years. You have not been paying attention.

[@johnmcfarlane6136]

@@Humble197 Sure I have. If 175 million + still support a person, business etc, it doesn't matter what anyone else does, it's more than enough to work with and live by. Businesses wouldnt pull support if they didnt agree or far more than just one side agreed, if one side agreed and the other did not, pulling support would cause just as much damage as not doing it if we assume left vs right in the US is about 50 50.

[@singhtheking6346]

JP is genius. Period. And he is talking about the real scenario with real definitions which obviously very few in this material world is willing to accept easily.

[@gahangore111]

Oh yea, the guy pushing ivermectin is truly an intellectual phenom 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Giganticonion]

@@gahangore111 you mean.. like doctors do?

[@gahangore111]

@@Giganticonion the word you're looking for is veterinarian

[@Giganticonion]

@@gahangore111 it sounds to me like you are unaware that ivermectin is a commonly prescribed medicine. For people. Lol

[@gahangore111]

@@Giganticonion not for what you think it's prescribed for

[@Age_mage]

I love the fact that JP uses the distinction between equality of opportunity and equality of outcomes. Equality of opportunity is the goal we should be striving for. Society cannot have both equalities. And equality of outcomes by definition forces an inequality of opportunity.

[@gregkrazanski]

my only qualm with this is i think the system is too flawed currently and almost needs to be broken and reset. in my mind, we need to overreach a bit and set up a jolt of equal outcome, and then let things equilibrate to equal opportunity. i think with the way things are currently set up, it will be impossible to get to equal opportunity from here for so many reasons

[@bryanwoods3373]

@@gregkrazanski Disagree. That would create a situation of "if it works, it's not stupid". Groups will double-down on it like they have affirmative action. A lot of the system is broken, but it's not going to bet fixed by making it bigoted in the other direction. Things like assigning numbers instead of names to tests and resumes works since it eliminates immediate biases. Quotas just give unfair advantages as has been demonstrated in various studies. Certain community imbalances can be fixed by statewide systems that funnel resources into disadvantaged areas. Perhaps a school is making unnecessary purchases to justify their budget. So, they can use some of that bloat to buy extra text books that they donate to other districts. Probably get some write-offs or something.

[@MegaMerdeux]

@@gregkrazanski last time equality of outcome was achieved, millions of people died in the Soviet union, communist part of Berlin, under Mao in China. And currently many are still dying in north Korea

[@jamescheddar4896]

society can't have either but equal outcome is an absurd concept

[@Bryon_Turner]

@@gregkrazanski The things that harm equality of opportunity are sexism, racism, biogtry. Typically things that would limit someone else's potential of opportunity, and doing so for no other reason. Being hateful for hateful sake, and preventing, or closing off of an opportunity to a specific person, or people. Ending those things would maxiumize equality of opportunity. But you can not forcibly end ignorance. Forcing a racist to higher some one from a race he/she doesn't like isn't going to erase that persons racism. Neither will putting sanctions, or fines on said person. Or closing the business. He/She should be left alone. Or if anything make the knowledge of his/her ignorance known publicly. That way equality of opportunity will work it's coarse. Good competant people will cease seaking employment there, or ask for services from said business. The business will eventually die. And the bigot might take some moments of self reflection to figure out why. Where as if you force action, or consequences the business dies quicker, and the bigots ignorance, and hatred more than doubles.

[@faust3904]

It's really interesting to watch you checking out these kinds of debates. Love you brother 🙏

[@AlexHefner]

love you back!

[@davenunyabusiness4893]

@@AlexHefner What to check out some cutting edge stuff? Akira the Don ft Jordan Peterson "Life Is Suffering" Akira makes the beats and uses spoken word from podcasts and interviews to make songs. He calls it Meaningwave.

[@mr.kinkade2049]

Equal outcomes = evil. Equal opportunity = virtue.

[@christopherjamesbrown9026]

Honestly bro since you're a law student, this man's speech patterns could really help you in that regard. I love that guy

[@SuperXD44]

He isn't a student anymore afaik, he has a stable job

[@chronic_hatred2k22]

He's not a student, hasn't been for awhile he's a lawyer

[@fookorf]

Yeah, we need to talk gobble de gook bullshit in the voice of Elmo. Thanks, boomer.

[@suryanaimamfatah4949]

I'm not the brightest bulb in the pack, but this guy is a straight killer! Pure logic and legit facts to back up his words. Love it 😊

[@captassassin5680]

Just knowing the personal hell this man has gone through demands respect. Most people would’ve just given up,

[@mickberry164]

He has no respect from me. The man has stupid ideas that he spouts off to no end. And then when his ideas lead him to disaster, he still refuses to give them up. He's a perfect recepticle self-defeating human thought.

[@staatsanwaltschaftemskirch4709]

@@mickberry164 like what

[@Docpowel]

@@mickberry164 you really should get some help I feel so sorry for you

[@jared699]

What personal hell has he gone through?

[@use828]

@@Docpowel Hahaha hohoho 💯🥰😊☺🤣🤣🤣🤣👍🏿👌🏿SPOT ON.

[@SamsMusicification]

Appreciating the change-up in content. Your perspective from a law background is really interesting, It's good to be able to appreciate the quality of an argument and what it is that makes an effective argument. Would love to see you check out some more Peterson

[@jordythebassist]

I'm probably too biased about the guy to really say much, but what I will say is his life coaching helped guide me into catapulting my life out of an abyss and into the white picket dream I always wanted in less than 4 years. So for that - I can't be thankful enough to him.

[@ChristianGibbons777]

What’s a white picket dream??

[@jordythebassist]

@@ChristianGibbons777 the 'white picket dream' is the family, married life people strive for; family home, partner, kids etc.

[@sgt1terrence]

He made me realize how much I was contributing towards societies downfall.

[@ChristianGibbons777]

@@jordythebassist Oh I see. Thanks for clarifying.

[@ChristianGibbons777]

@@jordythebassist Though considering how crazy society is nowadays, is it even fair to call it a “dream” & not just a #NewWhitePicketNightmare anymore given the crazy marriage & divorce laws???

[@JotaTondi]

It's a perfect example of not only how to debate or have conversations about triggering subjects, but also about being seriously secure, confident and commited to your values. I tend to think that when people are not really secure of what they are talking about.. that's when they start to react and act in bad ways.

[@JKPippa]

He is calm even when he is angry and it's hypnotic. The way he talks is so measured and the way he requests clarification for most of the gotcha questions. You should see his talks, there's one about creativity that is awesome. He is great. And double points for the Mairlyn Manson clip because that made me a fan of his and my favorite song is Barbie Girl by Aqua. But he's such a smart and calm man it's hard not to like him.

[@pedrosolermartinez6273]

It’s amazing to watch someone who is so well prepared, with proper and rich diction. That’s what I enjoy the most. Timing master, he listens first carefully, (key element) and then he answers with tcalmness.

[@KellzxStudios]

I have such a high amount of respect for Dr. Peterson. His work is amazing and I will continue to listen and learn.

[@SuchASleepyHead_Zz]

I absolutely love jp he’s great he argues using facts and not emotions and feelings he believes what he sees which is facts, it doesn’t mean I like or dislike everything he says and everything it believes but I think he’s a wonderful breath of fresh air these days

[@thedude0000]

unless he's talking about religion and god. Then he just uses word salad and zero facts.

[@SuchASleepyHead_Zz]

@@thedude0000 jp talks about many religions and uses them in his teachings they help emphasise and prove a lot of his points but I don’t understand what you mean by zero facts I personally am atheist and while I believe there could be the existence of higher beings I don’t have proof but I think he talks about religions well I do not however have much experience of jp talking about himself being religious ik he said he is to a point but I’m not sure really what he says and feels about it I would appreciate if you would further explain what you mean by zero facts and word salad

[@thedude0000]

@@SuchASleepyHead_Zz No, he only talks about one religion...christianity. He wants to claim a higher power exist without having the burden of proof. That's his entire argument. He obfuscates conversations with word salad (i.e. he spews a bunch of words that sound intelligent, but really are meaningless).

[@rasmuslassen6273]

@@thedude0000, I honestly agree with you on that. In discussions like these, he's great, but not so much when it comes to religion.

[@gavinthornton704]

He has way better interviews and lectures. A couple years ago i started watching him every day. I literally cant express how much better my lifes gotten. Hes become a huge role model to me. But its not about him- what he is saying is vitally important and everyone needs to hear it at least once in their lives.

[@bamabackroads1203]

He's so good because he's actually spent considerable time in deep thought about these subjects, whereas these two women clearly just react emotionally to everything. They couldn't think their way out of a wet paper bag.

[@stephenvierling2287]

I’m starting to increasingly like your content more and more.

[@chrisclements6336]

I'm not ashamed to say that listening to and reading his material has given me an almost miraculous change of perspective. I can say with complete confidence he has given me a roadmap to becoming a far greater human being, both for myself and those around me. I am thankful beyond words

[@kuratchiminisuta]

Imagine what we've come to this today to say we're not ashamed.

[@ARosas]

@@kuratchiminisutagoing backwards lol that’s what’s happening

[@deltadaze6836]

The only time I've ever seen him get emotional is to tear up when speaking of the dangerously sad position children and young people are being put in today. He has a huge intellect and an infinite heart! :) Nice reaction 🥰

[@daylorquintana7183]

Muchas gracias por la reacción de esta gran joya, Jordan es fabuloso, saludos 😎🔥

[@TheUnHeardNews]

Just a bucket full of awesomeness! Great content! I have followed Jordan Peterson for years. He is the Pinnacle of quick wit and has a commanding understanding of the English language. Have a dope ass day 😁

[@HistoritorJimaldus]

🤔 kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZ_Xc5R-p7Kmnq8

[@jimmy2k4o]

1.intellectual curiosity 2.intellectual humility 3.boundless risk taking ambition

[@JeremyBarbell]

He says this a lot, and he wrote it in his book in the introduction. He is 100% precise in the way that he speaks. He chooses all of his words extremely carefully. He said that when he wrote his book he wrote every single sentence multiple times in many different ways until he finally decided the order in which to write them.

[@clarkdavison40]

Have you read his first book "Maps of Meaning"?

[@JeremyBarbell]

@@clarkdavison40 I have not. Only 12 Rules for Life and part of 12 More Rules For Life.

[@clarkdavison40]

@@JeremyBarbell It is a much "heavier" book in terms of content (one of the reasons he wrote 12 rules) but it focusses on "belief" and in particular personal belief systems. He outlines his struggles with his beliefs and discusses he changes he personally went through with respect to ideology. 12 rules is much easier to absorb but Maps of Meaning for me sets the stage for a better understanding of Peterson as a person.

[@JeremyBarbell]

@@clarkdavison40 I’m gonna have to read it! Is it actually a book? Cuz I remember seeing KZbin videos about his lectures, but wasn’t sure if it was an actual book as well.

[@clarkdavison40]

Part of the reason for his "precision" is the conflict he had with his "internal monologue" constantly questioning everything he said. Telling him "you don't believe that, not really. That's a lie ..." He describes how he didn't know if he was the person articulating thoughts in words or the voice criticizing his thoughts. He tried to not say anything that the voice disagreed with. This is an obvious summary and not nearly as nuanced as his description of events as he recalls and narrates them.

[@TheBods666]

I started listening to Jordan Petersons psychology lectures and other presentations after watching the Kathy Newman ‘interview’. I think Peterson is one of the most well-reasoned, deepest and best supported (in academic terms) intellectuals in contemporary media. I don’t necessarily agree with everything he says but the reasoning he uses to reach those positions is faultless in my estimation.

[@richie1713]

Jordan Peterson is an incredibly powerful individual in terms of conversational ability. His deep care for people and heavy psychological knowledge and study have made him an incredible listener and as a respectful man he gives the other person ample opportunity to frame their point. But when it’s his turn, he turns up with a great big barrel of facts, he lays them out on an orderly fashion and phrases his points so eloquently whilst managing not to appear conceited or holier than thou. Ones gets the impression that his attempt to educate the other person comes from a place of genuine care, love and respect, and a desire to see that person benefit. You mention that something JP said sounded like how a father would say it, I have formed the opinion that he is the father that so many in this world need. Thanks for the react video, I hope you get to experience more of Jordan Peterson.

[@simplehonestmusic2261]

The glow in your eyes as you witness JP for the first time reminds me of the first few times I ever saw his videos 😌

[@Lurch685]

One of my favorite things about JBP is that he pauses and takes the time to think BEFORE speaking. And like James Lindsay says, these people share your vocabulary but they do not share your dictionary.

[@GentleGiantJoe]

I love Jordan's confidence and pause in speech where he will actually formulate his words and sentences, and honestly remember everything he says in a conversation because he has YEARS of experience as a psychologist. His level of academic learning is substantial and by far is the most calm and respectful person to debate with.

[@ng429]

one of the most amazing things about this interview was that he literally just got finished explaining how the scientific study in Scandinavia proved the opposite of the social constructionists and that they just ignore it. The host then just changed the topic to try to pin JP to trump. immediately proving his point

[@ThatBlakeCampbell]

He actually didn't explain it. He brought it up but never described in what way men and women were supposedly more different than how we would believe. He didn't explain anything about the study, how it was done, or who it was by. A random anecdote that's not even verified isn't evidence. Agreed that this interview was terrible and looked like a short-form daytime tv interview where they rolled over him to get to the next point constantly, but Peterson never said anything of value either.

[@mxjosh18]

@@ThatBlakeCampbell this point would require you to have some knowledge of the study. Op’s comment was just an observation that the host quickly changed the subject when they realized he was actually aware of the study and knew the outcomes. Ayesha tried to use the study for an example of equality of outcome. Jordan wasnt having it. If you dont know why, its not Jordans responsibility to cover a study in detail on a show where they dont want to cover it in detail.

[@keltonhutchison5951]

@@ThatBlakeCampbell You must be high. The information is there if You choose to look. In a short form debate, there not enough time or interest to the listener to quote this. He is a clinical psychologist. My suggestion is to listen more intently. Her rapid fire questions does Not allow for any vigorous debate or expounding. That my friend, is the responsibility of the person asking the questions.

[@keltonhutchison5951]

@@mxjosh18 Absofreakinlutely

[@ryanisdoneby]

The study at best addresses a sliver of feminist theory, a bit like his first book kind of does a terrible job too. There are better critiques.

[@meatwad88]

I'm glad your doing these videos. I follow people like shapiro and Peterson and I think adding your commentary to their debates is not only entertaining but it also wakes people up to the b.s.

[@siobhanegan2837]

I adore Dr Peterson and getting to see someone witness his genius for the first time, in real time was so entertaining. Watching your eyes think as he speaks and to see you become inspired, is a wonderful thing to witness and true evidence of HOW he impacts people. Welcome to the world of the Peterson family, his daughter is an astonishing woman also. Enjoy.

[@DiegoDeschain]

Funny thing is, you say "oh he's so calm, etc", but he said on different occasions that he actually has a very strong temperament, which makes his whole posture all the more impressive, he's having control of his emotions and overcoming his natural impulses by sheer force of will. Man's a legend. Now you have to check out his interview for Cathy Newman. That is pure solid gold.

[@SeraphsWitness]

Yea when he gets genuinely mad, his dad energy is quite a lot to handle. lol

[@stevetheaxe]

I'm so grateful for Jordan. I was listening to him flatout from around 2017 -19 and then last year I had to deal with some pretty hard shit concerning my wifes health and my mums having dementia. For a brief moment I felt completely overwhelmed and emotionally out of control and then so much of what id heard him say and the words of his id read came back to me. I understood what I needed to do and more importantly who I needed to be. My entire family and myself are definitely better for it. His message is so important and memorable and women all over the world are extremely thankful for him

[@leelewisesq]

You’re analysis of Dr. Peterson intelligent, calm and well thought positions is so spot on… you are much appreciated by me.

[@danholmesfilm]

This isn't even peak Peterson, he's a bit frustrated here, check out Cathy Newman interview or many others where he is still fresh and keen to educate. MORE PETERSON PLEASE!!!

[@imaran1303]

So you are saying that he isn't fresh in any other interview?

[@danholmesfilm]

@@imaran1303 no? if anything I was saying the opposite

[@imaran1303]

@@danholmesfilm ... That... that was the joke my guy... you know? Cathy Newman? The 'So you are saying...' Interview?

[@danholmesfilm]

@@imaran1303 dammit. Spending too much time in KZbin comments 😅 Good one 👍🏻

[@danholmesfilm]

6:06 Been saying that for years. Definitions and the manipulation of them is one of if not the biggest root threat to freedom these days.

[@txbeachbum]

I'm a huge Jorden Peterson fan. Not only for his beliefs', ideologies or convictions. But most of all because he listens. He will hear you out and ask you to explain your question before answering.

[@fulltiltgonzales]

First of all, I almost always enjoy your reaction videos - your honesty and passion always comes through, and you seem very humble and sincere, which is awesome. When I first heard Jordan Peterson on the Joe Rogan podcast, I was at a particularly low point in my life. Hearing his advice totally changed the ways that I thought about how I can make a difference in the world, and made me want to find a purpose again. It had nothing to do with feminism or transgender rights. It was just about me wanting to be a better father, and to want to contribute to my community. I just needed a little encouragement, and he gave me that in a massive way.

[@JonnyBoi1984]

Also, notice how attentive he is. He is listening to every word they say. It is the opposite for them

[@Kunoichi139]

Jordan peterson is the only psychologist on the internet I would listen to without skepticism.

[@drewcliff82]

Great reaction. I'm a huge JP fan. I find that he's like me in terms of not being too far to the left or right but in the middle somewhere. I get sick of people that pick a political party and decide they will back every single thing their party does. How about being an independent thinker and and using morality and reason to decide if something is a good or bad idea. We need more JPs in the world.

[@dbsti3006]

He's classical liberal which means left of center. The modern left have veered so far away from their roots, that Jordan seems conservative. It's very telling.

[@drewcliff82]

@@dbsti3006 Yea the left and right have lost their minds these days. Things have never been so divided.

[@marlkarx1757]

@@dbsti3006 he's a Shill for money power. Left of centre? Oh ffs.

[@dbsti3006]

@@drewcliff82 To be totally honest, I have been a die hard Democrat voter and social liberal. The problem I have is that PC woke culture perpetrated by only the left. Today if I had to choose....I'm going Republican. The modern left are too angstful now. The conservatives I know just want to be left alone.

[@pulpficti]

Peterson is a right winger, even by north American standards

[@Clintotron]

Was the intro a poke at Jordan Peterson’s ‘clean your room’ concept?

[@ridingtoantarctica8886]

JP is one of the best souls in this planet.

[@soulsfang]

I've been waiting for this for quite some time. Glad to see you going down the Peterson rabbit hole. I would love to see you do a watch party of one of his lecture series (his maps of meaning courses are fascinating), he has all of his courses up on his youtube from when he was a professor at University of Toronto

[@Broken-Flesh]

Respect for reacting to stuff that some people would deem controversial. We should be able to talk about ideas and opinions with one another. Even if people disagree or become angry with each other.

[@sl0ptart]

Like banning books and suing teachers for even bringing up a subject the parents don't like? Fuck conservatives.

[@dbo0729]

@@sl0ptart you lucky because peterson isn't a conservative 😉

[@kevinhodges7704]

@@sl0ptart which book got banned?

[@kevinhodges7704]

@@sl0ptart what lawsuit?

[@sl0ptart]

@@kevinhodges7704 In Florida, Gov. Ron DeSantis has proposed the "Stop Woke Act" that would let Florida parents sue schools that offered instruction in critical race theory. Another Sunshine State offering - dubbed the "Don't Say Gay" bill by opponents - would allow similar lawsuits if teachers discuss sexuality and gender issues in the classroom. Over in Oklahoma, parents could sue teachers who promote concepts that violate their students' "closely held religious beliefs."

[@lesleyclaster6878]

Jordan has formulated his ethics carefully. He knows where he stands and, most importantly, why. That’s why he can stand tall and strong. Those who oppose him as straw men, parroting the politically correct group-think without the ballast of stats and facts, can be blown away with just a breath of truth.

[@papasmurph131]

Whether anybody agrees with anything or everything JP says, I have a hard time understanding the disgustingly visceral reactions to what he says. His knowledge, rhetoric, and credibility seem undeniable, in my opinion. He is not out here to hurt anybody. He's purely trying to get people, AS INDIVIDUALS, to take care of their shit and be accountable.

[@gmotz9689]

Jordan Peterson is a Music Man. He hides the fact that he has no basis in science behind a pleasantly presentable facade. And he is out there to hurt a lot of people.

[@phrike7588]

@@gmotz9689 Then give a name of a person who actually have the basis in science? And it's not like there's science behind everything that he argues against. It's actually mostly ideas and ideologies that goes against science, biology and common sense. And how is he hurting people? And what's his agenda behind that?

[@CRWeaventure]

He claims he doesn’t have any opinions about controversial topics and is simply “asking questions” and is “curious what this and that could mean” when in reality he has strong convictions on topics but is scared of being criticized on his opinions. Not all the time, but this is a noticeable trend with JP

[@mindpurge2270]

@@CRWeaventure No, absolutely not. His convictions come from the psychology literature and original thinkers that came before him, his own studies, his experience with his patients, his capacity of the psychology lessons the bible teaches (weather you believe in god or not, they are relevant to everyone). Also, psychology is a Science @Gianna. He is one of the most famous Psychologists ever, simply because he can take all the information and translate it to people, in terms and experiences they can relate to. None of this is political. I'm a centrist and I believe he's also too.

[@Aaroncarter95]

@@CRWeaventure yea we also have a side that uses scientific studies from 40 years ago like they're concrete. Science changes all the time so using stuff from 5 years ago could be wrong still. The whole point of science is testing to see what the end result is. If you use the same combination over and over again while getting the same result then that's the result. If you do it again and it changes you first see if something changed in the equation or formula before just saying it's fact. You can't try and bend 2 plus 2 into 7 simply cause you FEEL like it should be 7. You can type 2 plus 2 on 1000 calculators to get 4 but it's not suddenly 5 if 1 calculator says so. I know I'm repeating myself but I highly doubt you've even read this far as that's another thing I've seen in arguments. They just look at the first bit then comment if they disagree.

[@thefraktlite]

I have to say, I have subscribed this channel to get more insight in the International culture (as I am Asian who's trying to make music targeted for global audience) in the first place, and this video is really helpful to me! Just seeing from your perspective and listening to your commentaries help a lot with my journey. Thanks a lot and I hope you keep up with this kind of contents, man!

[@MartineH1]

Look how he discusses with somebody. He is always LISTENING and with respect. He never gets aggressive.

[@SymphonicEllen]

Jordan's very emotional when he's talking about regular things with people that read his book, or when people come up to him at a convention. You need to do some content from when Ben's a little older. He's still straight forward, but I think having the 3 kids helped. Love it. thank you

[@HarantheBlue]

Seconded. I've been enjoying Ben's recent stuff that I've seen, particularly as he's been getting into culture. And as they've been able to start making movies. I'm pumped

[@DundG]

yeah it depends what you're doing. Emotions are necessary to express and are a guide to happiness, but can be exploited. So in dangerous situations, like this interview, it is better to keep them in check to not make a rash decision/comment you might regret. He's very carefull, which is good!

[@livefreeprintguns]

"It's only100 years since women got to vote." *ONLY* a hundred years lol. I swear to god man... if it wasn't for the past, people like her would have no place to live.

[@Paxmax]

Women conveniently forget that men did not have the unconditional right to vote either! For a man to be given a chance to vote he had to promise to defend the country down to sacrifying his life for the cause. If you did not become a conscript -no vote for you! Women got the right unconditionally, "for free", with no skin in the game. Also, wealthy females had the right to vote since long back as did wealthy men, a bit blurred lines though, probably case by case basis.

[@peacemaker6662]

In 1918 in the UK 8.5 Million women and 5.5 Million men got the vote. It was 1918 because of WW1, only 5.5 Million men because many lay dead in Europe. They all got the vote because of WW1,even the rich realised they couldn't send men to war by a government they had no say in electing.

[@ny_4710]

Well 100 years relative to the hundreds if not thousands of years that men have held higher societal power than women is quite small

[@stefvanroey8191]

What has that to do with anything?

[@livefreeprintguns]

@@ny_4710 What does that have to do with 2022? Are you that frail and weak that you have to wear the victimhood of people a century ago (regardless of how much the times have changed) from people who aren't even alive anymore, than actually using the empowerment you have at your disposal in this day and age? We're at a point in society where women aren't even women anymore, so shouldn't you be celebrating that instead of whining?

[@keansalzer8364]

Your zeal for developing a style of conversation where calmness and clarity is admirable. Perhaps a season of immersion with a mentor/coach would benefit. Best of luck.

[@yoiamhere4737]

Alex huge respect for having the guts to make these videos man! You've always been a favorite KZbinr of mine. If people want to unsubscribe and shit, remember this: the difference between snowflakes and snowmen is a legacy 🤘🤘

[@AlexHefner]

haha i like that!

[@tyshawneason8273]

JP never apologize for being the smartest person in the room.

[@grantfrith9589]

I'm still in awe of Jordans humanity and style. I've almost listened to everything he's put on KZbin which is really saying something. He certainly isn't always calm but I have noticed that when he's really being tested his voice drops really low and his demeanor too. This is when the Jedi emerges...

[@JGComments]

Kudos to the host and guest for actually letting him talk. The more of his interviews that I see, the more I appreciate that.

[@GandlafTheWhite]

Of course they are wrong and have nothing to debate

[@djmaur]

Interesting. The way I saw it was that every time he began to make an actual point they interupted and changed topic.

[@Palaecro]

Welcome to the Jordan Peterson club, he's the best at what he does. Always surprised people are still just discovering him now with how much he's out been out there all these years.

[@jared699]

Who are you welcoming? I love JP but I'm definitely not in any JP club.

[@DavidJohnson-hx2yx]

I love how british and canadian people wail about the patriachy. Taking the throne on Feb. 6, 1952, the queen has ruled the realm for 70 years and 127 days.

[@WojMoj]

I don’t have to agree with the other guest to say that I appreciate her overall behavior and civility to the conversation. It’s refreshing to not have to sit through raised voices and hostility when hearing two people with opposing views. The interviewer herself though has that “gotchaness” she’s poorly trying to camouflage that drives me nuts.

[@imaran1303]

If you wanna see that, you gotta watch the Cathy Newman one: So you are saying... XD What a joke.

[@chrono050]

I absolutely love Jordan Peterson just for bringing attention to his benzodependency and being off of it and how much of a nightmare it is I think more people need to talk about benzodiazepine being a crisis in this country more so than opiates.

[@haydenggallen]

It is really heartening to see someone light up when watching Jordan Peterson for the first time! And you seem excited about the speech thing, dude, read 12 Rules for Life! I’m one of the millions whose life has been changed for the better as a result of Peterson’s work. I’m sure others are recommending the same thing!

[@daniel6cil]

I told ya, Jordan Peterson is the man. His Interview with Cathy Newman is the best, "So you are saying".... Hahahaha

[@imaran1303]

Didn't even need to make the joke, you already made it for me XD

[@MaverickGamingVideos]

I’m so happy you are reviewing controversial figures and topics now! We need more of this, and more discussions!

[@robertkemp185]

There is nothing controversial about Jordan Peterson.

[@MaverickGamingVideos]

@@robertkemp185 he talks about subjects that need to be talked about, but are considered controversial because their are strong opinions on both side.. so to me that makes him controversial but honestly that's a good thing. It means he isn't afraid to tackle those tough topics.

[@hayleybartek8643]

It's only controversial to people who hate him.

[@ultimusstatic]

I like that you noticed how he corrects interviewers mid question to fix wording in which his argument would automatically be misleading. It seems like an obvious thing to have a basic foundation in place to successfully talk about an issue but a lot of opponents to his beliefs formulate questions with either misinformation or heavy bias.

[@Axe_Slinger]

Equality of outcome is by definition appalling! That means regardless of how inept you are, and how effective another person is, you are rewarded equally. Let's say in that sense of a job and getting a promotion. You are simply incredible at getting the job done and your co-worker is entirely inept but you both get managerial positions - which would be equally of opportunity AND equality of outcome as well. It is absolutely proper you both had the equality of opportunity - BRILLIANT and admirable! But you get equality of outcome which is HORRIBLE for the company and you as the effective employee! You should of course be given the same opportunity but now the equality of outcome becomes a huge problem for the company because you have an inept person managing. You need the best people managing to be successful. Who's going to pick up the slack for the person who'd inept? Who's going to have to correct the errors and mistakes made by the inept manager? Summation of what I'm saying is equality of outcome takes away from a company running smoothly. Also why would anyone be motivated to work hard and strive to be better? Why do extra work and develop yourself in the field you're in if it doesn't matter because advancement at your job doesn't require you to be the best at what you do everybody gets the same outcome regardless if they are the best or the worst!

[@natas8256]

They say equality of outcome but than award people purely on skin color and gender or lack of, thats the hypocrisy of the left.

[@andrewcrawford3806]

Equality of outcome to a feminist means a woman gets promoted over a man regardless of qualifications. However, they are only interested in positions of power, so bricklayers are exempt from this.

[@joshusavage5100]

I like the line from J. A. Sutherland's Mutineer from the Alexis Carew series. "There are somethings only a man can do. There are somethings only a woman can do. For the rest what does it matter who does it so long as they do it better."

[@glennolson6505]

"Equality of outcome' is also a strawman when applied at the individual level like that. If a society claimed to have 'equal opportunity,' what metric would you use to determine if that claim was honest or just propaganda?

[@SeraphsWitness]

@@glennolson6505 Easy, look at the law.

[@brianflynn4]

Glad you've found Jordan! One of the few voices of reason left out there, highly encourage you to explore more of what he has to say, it's in dire need of today.

[@HistoritorJimaldus]

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[@davidbentley145]

Jordan is calm n collected because he is secure within himself...fully self confident because of self understanding...he is an emotional man(I feel this) but he restrains this aspect of himself and does not allow "emotion" to cloud his judgement...example" you want to be the one in the room that keeps his head while everyone else is losing theirs during a sudden crisis"...

[@mikebarrett3982]

Bro I'm liking you doing these political videos. I could listen to Jordan Peterson for hours, and now I can listen to my favorite reaction channel, listening to Jordan Peterson. Good shit Alex!

[@JelloWasRightAboutEverything]

Jordan Peterson is a clown. A sad example of pathetic out of touch white dude desperately clinging to shit ideologies based purely in a fictional world that never existed but inside the heads of insecure, sexist, bigoted white dudes that want the world to be the 1950's propaganda of America. Fuck him and those like him. He's just another douche with a psychology background and using it to manipulate ignorant easily manipulated cowards and make money off of it. He's trump but with the illusion of class .

[@markmedka1342]

Well, he is a calm dude, I’ll give you that. But on the point of equality in Scandinavia he is actually not right. Greetings from Denmark

[@mikebarrett3982]

@Randall Ornot I disagree. But you've a right to your opinion. I could just as easily say what you said about Jordan Peterson and replace his name with any left wing politicians, media, and so forth. The difference between us, is we don't say fuck them and anyone like them.

[@JelloWasRightAboutEverything]

@@mikebarrett3982 you could say that but you'd be wrong for a number of reasons, I'll name a few. First the media you mentioned., cnn, msnbc and fox are all owned by the same corporate interests, their job is to pretend there is a substantive difference between the red and blue sides of our one party system while getting their easily manipulated bases to argue endlessly, there isn't a substantial difference. The politicians you mentioned, there is no left wing politician you can mention as there is no left in American politics, the dem party is corporate right by any political standard and has done more to assure no left party exists in our country than the gop morons ever have. Same policies, same path and none of it benefits the poor and working class in our nation. same agenda, policy, history, voting records, financial statements and the nation's path prove this clearly. Differences= I assure you there are far more differences between us than me saying fuck him and those like him about a sexist, bigoted, bootlicker, using basic psychology and speech patterns to come off better than he is. Peterson is the old white dude at the end o the block throwing a tantrum because the world changed and his ideals never actually existed anywhere but in his head. It's typical

[@skittlies2012]

Because I don’t know enough about JP, I won’t touch on what you said about his character and credibility. But, I do think you need to relearn the definition of coward. Standing firm in any beliefs, regardless of whether they are what one might consider “moral” (what even is morality, it is so subjective) or even founding in fact, is quite the opposite of what someone who is a coward would do. But please, continue to spread your hate speech simply because you don’t agree with people and their opinions

[@TheWoundedTheologian]

It was fun for me to watch your reaction to Dr. Peterson. I liken it to watching a favorite movie with someone who has never seen it just for their reactions. I will root for your success.

[@Misplacedvter]

YES!!! I couldn’t agree more!

[@dr.dorkeshideout644]

I grew up with manson and ha e always been a fan of him especially the way he spoke so intelligently and calmly. It helped pave a a path for me growing up. Peterson speaks in the same manner and I really enjoy watching these.

[@mjolnir3504]

Reactors are moving from incosicuencial view grabbing material aka money motivated material to intellectual content at the risk of views and I LOVE IT! Thank you

[@BlueDebut]

Watch as much Jordan Peterson as you can. The guy's not even necessarily political, he's pragmatic and practical and a very emotional individual on the inside. He really cares and makes his points from a place of analysis

[@nicoleibundgut534]

one of the best reaction videos i have seen on Jordan Peterson. I was actually really excited when i noticed you haven't seen a video with mr. peterson was very enjoable and funny to watch.

[@jouniantero]

This man is just pure gold. The way he has thought things before he says anything is just amazing. And the way he formulates his sentences. I most definitely would not like to be arguing against him in any circumstances 😄 Been listening to his lectures and interviews a lot, it has been really helpful, he truly is a miracle. Keep JP reactions coming, a lot of amazing content out there. Cathy Newman interview is legendary and you will do it, can not wait 😄👍

[@adamt1172]

Jordan Peterson is such a smart and articulate man. I love watching him completely dismantle people in these interviews and such.

[@a19spyro95]

You loving the way he talks is explained by him in some of his other interviews. He is a strong proponent for reading and writing done by everyone for ones self. He is of the opinion that both help a person think and develop them selves in regards to their dialogue skills.

[@BurritoBandito140]

He is one of the greatest minds, orators and debaters of this century hands down. I've been watching, listening and following him for years and with very few exceptions early on he carries himself with calm, passionate, succinct, poignant word play. He is extremely well read, well educated and comes with this sharp elevated way of speaking. Jordan peterson listens carefully to what people say, chooses words carefully and doesn't let others slip in wording that sways his response. He is meticulous, calculated and hits every topic with this pure wisdom and logic it is impossible for the opposition to succeed mostly because he has the moral, logical and scientific high ground on every topic he debates but even if they come with a good debate he has a counter, not just a knee jerk emotion based counter but a very refined, educated and logic filled answer. Ok, I'm done singing his praises. He pushes people to think for themselves so go follow his KZbin "Fatherhood" and listen to his lectures and decide for yourself.

[@jmarth523]

Jordan Peterson has an interview with a lady where she attempts to ambush all of his positions and he calmly destroys all of her journalistic credibility (if she ever had any).

[@jordanlarson8310]

Cathy Newman interview from the BBC. That one is legendary

[@imaran1303]

@@jordanlarson8310 So you are saying all other interviews are inferior?

[@jordanlarson8310]

@@imaran1303 yes

[@triforcecarrier]

@@imaran1303 i see what you did there

[@Aaroncarter95]

Journalism is dead. It's just putting your words into their mouth or twisting their words to match yours better or the exact opposite.

[@rjackson2569]

His logic calms my mind and let's me know I'm not crazy.

[@bunsby7482]

I love listening to JP, he comes off as such an eloquent yet kind and genuinely good-natured guy, that has done his research and has a level head.

[@theDarkness558]

Great reaction Alex. Would love some more reactions of JP

[@anomie1040]

Warren Buffet was the one I would like to emulate, he was calm , articulate , well versed speech when stating his argument. I think, Dr. Jordan Peterson does it even better. We both said "I want to talk like that" when listening to Jordan.

[@marcsorensen1184]

The big difference between Jordan and Ben are the sound of their voice. Ben does his homework and comes off as arrogant because he comes prepared. Jordan is a psychologist and Ben is a lawyer. Their mindsets are completely different.

[@Dudeamis17]

They're both fucking morons, with a cult of morons.

[@RoadRunner217]

@@Dudeamis17 I largely agree. They should stay in their respective fields and leave intellectual discussions to actual intellectuals. I mean, all these debates against SJWs and pseudo feminists seem so... bad. They never take actual intellectuals from the left, who do a decent job at not strawmanning the opposite side, which is the same thing Ben and Jordan do. The only difference is that Ben and Jordan don't walk into the obvious traps. Ben and Jordan argue their opponents into a corner, that isn't even there. If you watch Ben or Jordan in debates against Sam Harris or Matt Dillahunty, you'll realise that Ben's and Jordan's ground of actual knowledge of moral issues, is as wide as the surface of the oceans of the planet, but as deep as a pond. Also, I can't hear people say that Jordan has a great way with words anymore. Do people really lack such a massive awareness of words? You can stretch and twist every word into a synonym, that doesn't make the argument better though!?

[@iwillkillyouamanda]

Ben just talks fast. I've seen him debate and once you call him out on his semantics and lies he doesn't really have much to say.

[@iwillkillyouamanda]

Pearson just tries to toe the line of being a bigot and still trying to appeal to sensible yet uninformed ppl. Like Alex.

[@disregard7275]

@RoadRunner You know the cool part of everything you just said? It's only your opinion that's it. I think Sam Harris is a joke and guess what that's called my opinion lol. Get over yourself bud