Jordan Peterson: How You Got “Facing What You are Afraid of” Wrong

Jordan Peterson on the fundamentals of psychoanalysis and existentialism and how we got "Facing what you are afraid of" wrong.
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“video of spider” by Pixabay (cc license)
“presenting x-ray videos” by cottonbro studio (cc license)
“A Mother and a Crying Baby” by Jep Gambardella (cc license)
“Little Mouse in a Box” by Aleks BM (cc license)
“A Group Of Zebras In An Open Field” by Desmond Etsebeth (cc license)
“waterfall” by Engin_Akyurt (Pixabay License)
“clouds” by nosolomarcas (Pixabay License)
“mountain” by luc_toutsimplement (Pixabay License)
Also check out the full lecture here: • 2017 Personality 11: E...

[@tsembayenathwala1650]

Thank you very much for this video

[@rafaelludicanti2]

Thank you.

[@helloDobson3259]

I feel more openness to novelty now

[@MattyboiLive]

What i took from this, is that we're not very nice to rats

[@rabidL3M0NS]

Cortisol is toxic alright. I had allostatic load and shift work sleep disorder for an entire year working in a wood mill. Made me wish I weren’t dead.

[@manuelugartearce8241]

Someone was actually paying full attention! 🙂

[@KathyAlfred-eh8iz]

Hello dear how are you doing, and sorry for bugging into your privacy

[@dancroitoru364]

the psychoanalytical view never said that you are in the "optimal state" if your psyche is well organized ... on the contrary, there is no "normal" structural position for the divided subject .. at one time it can only be in either a neurosis, psychosis or perversion position.

[@janklaas6885]

📍7:51

[@dieseldavebrown]

I think I'am a disagreeable person because I have no fears (other than the dealth of my children)

[@KathyAlfred-eh8iz]

Hello dear how are you doing sorry for bugging into your privacy am new to this online and looking forward to make a friend

[@gitfoad8032]

Flooding works for me. Sussing 'microwave' attack/Havana 'sydrome' helped: SCIENCE, for the syntel & 'dreams'.

[@rafaelludicanti2]

I dont actually know what I am afraid of abd if I know I am ateast confused because I dont know that I know.

[@rafaelludicanti2]

Do you?

[@SacredSilence95]

nahh they did the rat hella dirty leave the light off

[@Chrispypullen]

Not to be rude but the pictures interrupts my train of thought and I missing some points here

[@nitrostudy9049]

Interestingly (for me), I barely noticed the pictures, until I saw your comment, and fast forwarded through again, out of curiosity. I was deeply following his narrative and automatically extracting the conceptual components, and so, had only a small mental allocation to visual input. JP's narratives are generally cognitively dense. The main visual component I remembered after my first watch, was his side to side and up and down arm movements (cat vision). Now I wonder, why the water fall? Damaged section of video, water and cats, vertical movement, WTF knows :). ?

[@Chrispypullen]

@@nitrostudy9049 that's what I figured, some sort of damage to the recording getting a band aid

[@dieseldavebrown]

close your eyes

[@Chrispypullen]

@@dieseldavebrown thx professor

[@TiaraHelen]

The digressions he goes on (eg schools of cod, cat eyes) are really distracting. Then the random photos (wolves?) are confusing. It's as if the producer wanted to make the talk hard to follow...

[@AlbertBalbastreMorte]

yeah, it's an edit, just not a good one.

[@meececa]

The digressions are a learning strategy to help recall. He’s really skillful at it. The audience was keeping pace and were able to reorient him when he lost the plot. Agree the edits were distracting.

[@squarerootof2]

Dogs only smell better than people if you don't take a bath or a shower in months. Or maybe JP really likes the smell of wet dogs.