Israel Adesanya thoughts on Andrew tate and Jordan Peterson

Israel adesanya thoughts on Andrew tate, David Goggins and Jordan Peterson in a recent podcast with Emilio Urrutia
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[@TheFirstAirbender1036]

anyone who hate or disagree with tate or jordan are scared to get canceled or they are messed up in the head...a man with morals simply agree

[@johnphillips5850]

Another great guy for men to listen to is Bedros Keuilian.

[@FabioMarcoBros]

💪😤 we can't be stopped.

[@heiichbinleon1]

Izzy is such a cool guy

[@ls.c.5682]

If anything, the fact that Peterson and Tate find an army of supporters because they speak to their base fears about masculinity and their place in society shows that there are in fact no real positive role models for men in current popular culture, so lost men gravitate to them because, they are 100% lost. They're religious leaders for the lost sheep. As for myself, I seek no shepherd, and the things those two men speak are absolutely worthless.

[@j0rgos971]

Jordan doesn't talk any nonsense. I doubt you even have listened a podcast where Jordan talks. I recommend to read his book "12 rules for life"

[@ls.c.5682]

@@j0rgos971 I didn't use the word "nonsense" but that is indeed a good way to sum up the majority of crap Peterson shills, so thanks for that. I tried watching his university lectures a while back when he started blowing up around the time of release of "12 Rules For Life", they started out well but often didn't really go anywhere, they never made any real point in the end. Could you please share anything you learned from the book that you tried to use in real life and what result did you get?

[@j0rgos971]

@@ls.c.5682 I'm still reading the book but can already tell how amazing it is. The real gold of the book is the eye opening observations Peterson makes and his intelligent way of using language. In the first rule ("Stand up straight with your shoulders back") he uses lobsters, which share similiar nervous system than humans, as examples. In a nutshell, defeated lobsters gain bad posture and are not willing to fight anymore (this is caused by a loss in serotonin), at least in a while. The winner lobster is quite the opposite. Anyway, no matter what losses you face in life, you shall always stand up straight and never be afraid of fighting again. The book is full of wisdom. I'd like to hear what specific things you find "nonsense" or "worthless" in what Peterson talks about, and Peterson (if you didn't know) is a professor of psychology so he if someone knows about psychology. Sorry for the long message, don't know how to put it any different

[@ls.c.5682]

@@j0rgos971 So basically "make sure you have a good posture and it'll help with your general sense of well being, and if you don't at first succeed try and try again!". Mind blowing. If you find something worthwhile in that good for you, but my take on that it's just the standard stuff you're taught as a kid dressed up with scientific anecdotes. Basically telling people stuff they already know, but dressed in a way that makes it seem new or revelatory. Look for one of his uni lectures here and try to sit through it.

[@j0rgos971]

@@ls.c.5682 will do and have done. But could you name even one specific thing Peterson has said that is "nonsense" or "worthless". Nothing's worthless that's for sure

[@surgeonsergio6839]

Genius? Wow, that's the first time I've ever heard a self-snitcher get called that, but eh... whaddoyouknow? Some people like eating hot dogs and some people like touching their dog's hot dog. If you know, you know.

[@shervinnasrin]

nerd

[@MVG101]

i guess you didn’t hear the bit where he suggested listening without being attached to your emotions

[@surgeonsergio6839]

@@MVG101 Emotions are good man. Without emotions, you're just a mindless robot following a trafficker. For example, when I call you gay, you should get angry not just sit there and take it like a good twink.