Jordan Peterson Shares The Best Major To Get You Laid | Flagrant U with Andrew Schulz

[@b3hemoth448]

I respect Jordan soo much, he doesn't just cram his ideas down your throat, he asks his guest what they think of his ideas and listens. Something extremely rare to see people do.

[@mindgames9614]

Hes a psychologist

[@b3hemoth448]

@@mindgames9614 that is a rather simple deduction. I wouldn't say him being a psychologists made him that way. In fact I would wager most psychologists don't have the interest to see people pick apart their own ideas and would rather sit as judge not be the one being judged. I think his ability to do that makes him a good psychologists, but simply being a psychologists doesn't grant you those characteristics.

[@suelamphere8040]

He's a nazi, actually. Or red skull rather lol I shouldn't have to add that i'm being sarcastic, but it's impossible to parody the politically correct anymore : p full-blown artistic

[@chysen]

@@b3hemoth448 what you just described are how good psychologists practice, and that's probably why @mindgames said "He's a psychologist." JP himself described it in the episode. Its not his job to shape his clients ideals, he listens, and let's the client have those realizations on their own, then when that gets brought out, they develop strategies to make those ideals a reality. Psychologists/therapists don't sit and judge, they listen. How mainstream media/movies portray these titles are far from how they practice in real life, which sucks because it negatively shapes how people view the practice.

[@b3hemoth448]

@@chysen right but here's my point his profession isn't what made him that way. Case being that just because someone holds a title of psychologists doesn't mean they act in a similar manner in fact some act as pill pushers and only listen for symptoms of a disorder so they can write a prescription and worse some are ideologs that push people who are confused by their identity to pursue transition therapy. Saw an interview with a person who went through that exact scenario in California where the psychologists insisted they were transgender and they went through transition. That person later found out they just had an eating disorder and once they resolved that they regretted the transition and is trying to reverse it. So to some my rant off, a profession doesn't define a person and accepting a generalization that spans across a profession is dangerous. It can lead to a false sense of trust in person simply because they hold a title. That is why Jordan Peterson being a psychologists isn't relevant and has everything to do with who he is, not what he is, that makes him respectable.

[@SmileyBros3]

Both of my KZbin Algorithms collided on this one

[@tumelo4526]

Oh yes.The satisfaction is almost sexual.

[@kingerniemenor8128]

same with me, Dr. Peterson just had a podcast with a senator, a priest and a comedian in just a couple of weeks. a diverse selection tho. I became a follower of JBP because of his youtube lecture and Schulz from his Ted Talk.

[@lordblackfyre4670]

lmao same

[@anesu846]

Lol faxx

[@Raymal100]

First listening, it was so jarring. Great but jarring.

[@sitensideways]

The best part about Andrew talking to Jordan is he doesn’t understand something he simply says what does that mean, I’ve watched so many people smile and nod at that man that was super refreshing

[@USMC1997]

That’s a great catch. Knowing that you don’t know enough about something to forego ego, & ask for clarification, is a great trait.

[@rookymusic6310]

Yes!! Exactly- only confident people ask for clarification

[@Atomb]

Great observation. That's a life lesson there.

[@rickygonzalez2356]

@@USMC1997 Does it apply if I am just so stupid that when I ask what does that mean? Everyone exhales loudly and can almost hear the eyes rolling back.... I guess I should just ask questions in moderation but then that means I either won't understand 50% or miss something crucial that I needed to know. 🤦‍♂️

[@jorm1652]

dude yesss so many interviewers want to come across as smart to the smart people they’re interviewing but it creates more of authentic conversation when the interviewer tries to get a better understanding of the things he doesn’t understand. what even is an “interview” if you’re not trying to get a better understanding of the person you’re interviewing lol

[@figuer09]

“Comedians are canaries in the cole mine. When comedians start censoring themselves you know something gone wrong. They take risk with speech.” This quote is aging like wine.

[@m.m4982]

What's a Cole mine?

[@daveplem]

@@m.m4982 Duh. Where do you think merry old souls come from?

[@tsarkist1]

Coal boys Coal

[@Godismyfoundation]

Andrew is the least filtered comedian I've ever heard. Usually I'm not into crass but he is so clever it's refreshing. He basically talks with the audience the whole time. Its awesome.

[@nightshadehelis9821]

Did he make that up? I swear I've never heard that phrase before, and I'm a gorilla in a garage.

[@valdelvalle_]

“Who is your worst enemy if not you? Who is your biggest obstacle if not you?” - sheesh, that hit me on another level. Amazing interview, Schulzy.

[@allright2283]

yeah rightly said,and "finding the devil inside and not outside" is strong too.Similar to the learnings from Bhagvat Geeta in indian philosophy that the fight is nowhere else but in our own brain,its the battlefield.Carl Jung was heavily inspired by Indian philosophy too.

[@LaMiGrAFrAnK]

Get it.

[@contrerasmcr100]

Damn, you're a dime

[@that_onearmguyyy4618]

Samies

[@andrewdelvalle4622]

Hermana

[@bryanacelyn6001]

“You’re either annoying or I’m stupid” Peterson best quote ever

[@LifeandLiesSyra]

and most people would not even think about it!

[@owenhunt]

Whenever he whips out these quotes I'm like, "now we're getting to the good bit".

[@ericblair7287]

​@@LifeandLiesSyra is that you accepting the lie that men are beyond insight. is it dangerous arrogance or a defensive reflex to draw a line between us and them, can we get the developmental discourse out in time...

[@LifeandLiesSyra]

@@ericblair7287 You are taking things too personal. Having the lucidity of saying, truly, sincerely and with humbleness "you are either annoying or I am stupid" is a thing most people regardless of sex cannot do. I was referring to this. Being sincere enough to yourself and your peers to say something like that is not common.

[@douglasmotta5971]

@@LifeandLiesSyra Agreed. Well put.

[@ryanlucken2768]

I thought this was one of Jordan Peterson’s best interviews. Very engaging and on the lighter side by Peterson standards. We need another one

[@chiragdua2324]

Completely agree! I feel comedians bring the best out of JP xD

[@EremEdition]

Theo's is entertaining as well if by chance you haven't seen it

[@LifeandLiesSyra]

I truly think his conversations with comedians are making JP life better. You can see it by the interview. It is like a trip to happiness where Jordan slowly slowly comes up from the pit of despair he's been for so long.

[@garymiller5994]

The first 20 minutes I found boring but things picked up tenfold once the therapy session started.

[@lisaba7206]

It’s nice to have a laugh with JBP. Usually these podcasts like going to a group therapy session 😅

[@joeylatts8637]

This was the most uplifting interview in ages. Andrew has just the right levels of humility and sarcastic wit to sharpen Jordan's intellectual daggers

[@ngdesai2]

“Sharpen Jordan’s intellectual daggers”…….niiiice, exactly

[@whitestoneandy797]

You perfectly articulated what was going on 👌🙏

[@123bgmiller]

So, this comedian just interviewed Dr.P better than any seasoned journalist I've seen so far. Wow.

[@hollismallory2757]

Yeah... well, comedians are some of the smartest, most intuitive people in society (maybe the smartest, to be honest).

[@billbradley4878]

@@hollismallory2757 Or they just dont show up with the intention of doing a hit piece before the interview even starts.

[@cubex2160]

inteligent person asking inteligent questions without an agenda

[@shanehubbardfit]

I agree, I found the most entertaining and interesting interview he’s done in a while. I think it’s in part because Andrew is both taking it seriously but also being casual and asking Questions on a level that you and I might ask making for more relatable conversation

[@peoswriter1]

Absolutely. This is the difference between talking to somebody in order to learn and understand them and talking to somebody in order to categorize them. This was a really fun interview.

[@DizKord1600]

Jordan interjecting at the end to recapitulate his parenting advice, making sure that Andrew remembered and understood, really shows how thoughtful and compassionate he is.

[@Zackneu21]

YES. I'm going to try more to circle back and highlight things of importance for memory and application in action in my future conversations.

[@DadsCigaretteRun]

The GOAT! Hail lobster

[@tshenolotermomotlhagodi2799]

Why are you this person... why must you spoil

[@DizKord1600]

@@tshenolotermomotlhagodi2799 Spoil? It's hardly a twist ending, my friend. It should have zero impact on your viewing experience.

[@kingofrexdale8598]

@@tshenolotermomotlhagodi2799 Why not finish the video prior to reading the comments then ? The comments are MEANT to discuss the videos content...

[@prisonmike1835]

The Flagrancy has just reached a new level by having "The step-dad that actually cares about your mom" -Theo Von

[@astrladam4392]

Why is Theo so on point?!?

[@lukecockburn1140]

Historical podcast moment 💯

[@davidaldridge5716]

Gang bruh

[@fancywrong6405]

The quote was "step dad that actually cares about our mom" Edit: haha thanks for correcting it :P

[@UTUBERAJ]

Take a Bow __/|\__ This is phenomenal It was a show by comedians when i started watching, now you guys have Jorden Peterson

[@uzzi1028]

This type of talk really makes me wanna do more with my life. It is so refreshing to see two people from completely different walks of life understand each other and talk this way.

[@stuartthomas94]

go do it uzzi

[@maxsun13]

Diversify and multiply your blessings my bro

[@michaelmcaleavy5894]

I love it when people have Jordan Peterson on and it basically becomes a therapy session

[@jackielovesjac]

Every time! I learned a lot about myself just in this video and I've listened to hrs of JP before.

[@user-eu9ht5me5j]

wait until Drew Pinsky comes in

[@MRCL-190]

@@user-eu9ht5me5j Dr Drew is such a fraud

[@user-eu9ht5me5j]

@@MRCL-190 how so? genuine question

[@nia9045]

„ it’s the mimicry of greatness“ I got a chill down my spine because it’s so truthfull, we don’t deserve Peterson

[@DanielBarron45]

It’s very thought provoking to see Andrews intellectual limits get tested while Jordan’s comedic limits are also being tested.

[@americusnovus6537]

One is slightly funny and the other is slightly intelligent.

[@i90sknd75]

@@americusnovus6537 Edgy...

[@Dutch-d5x]

@@americusnovus6537 funniest comment. Pick up your crown

[@moistpotatoe5277]

@@americusnovus6537 oh shit I just got what u said lmao, Peterson is slightly funny and Andrew is slightly intelligent

[@puttputtmcgee3746]

@@moistpotatoe5277 /whoosh

[@NoWokeComedy]

this is the first time i've Dr. Peterson without his guard up in an interview. He looks so comfortable talking and joking at the same time with their conversation.

[@shisky]

You gotta see him with Theo Von lol classic

[@joshb6993]

I think it might be because Andrew comes across as very open, honest and genuine. Comfortable in himself. He does to me anyway. Makes for a great conversation

[@intellectualkaneabel6378]

Yes it is good to see him so sharp right now!

[@bornapaymardi]

It's because Andrew is cool and doesn't have intentions of attacking Jordan . This was a genuine and useful conversation

[@bipslone8880]

Jordan "Word Salad" Peterson

[@grantisshananaa4906]

Jordan Peterson holds your hand as you find your own answer to the questions you haven't been able to put into words . . This never gets old.

[@loganesposito265]

As any wise teacher should

[@mikemangada23]

That moment when Andrew is a better interviewer than an actual professional news anchor.

[@rileyp1419]

Agreed, but most “Professional” news anchors have no standards.

[@victorsanabria5479]

True that! Ha

[@jacobl6714]

So, what you're saying is.... : p lol

[@trever2244]

Very true, why do you think that is?

[@mediatool9596]

Professional news anchors arent interviewers. They are trained propagandists only.

[@MichaelMoses]

Andrew did such an amazing job of turning this into a genuine conversation instead of a straight question/answer interview. You can see Jordan get more and more excited and interested with Andrew as it goes on. Better than anyone else who I have seen interview Jordan

[@ThatNorwegianGuy-]

Nah man.. Andrew doesn't understand Peterson, he just kept smirking like an idiot lol, which made this difficult to watch.. but props to him for giving it a try anyways.

[@markm2092]

You haven’t watched many Jordan interviews if you think this is the best someone has hosted him. Off the top of my head Jonathan Paguea and Jocko Willink have had more stimulating conversations with Jordan.

[@SaulBedMan]

@@ThatNorwegianGuy- he didnt initially. But he was starting to understand the language that Peterson uses towards the end.

[@LeafGreen906]

jordan really likes comedians, he had lots of fun w theo von too

[@absknd12]

@@markm2092 Yeah dude we haven't watched all Jordana interviews.. stfu. That dude never said this was the best someone had hosted him, he just said Andrew did a great job which he did.

[@michaelboucher7645]

"If everything is valuable the value of everything is zero!"- best quote ever.

[@Psycorde]

Syndrome, The Incredibles

[@sefp]

Doesn’t work like that.

[@satoshinakamoto7253]

obviously

[@davidkonevky7372]

@@Psycorde "If everyone's super, no one will be"

[@noroom4commies086]

Thats what “equity” and communism result into. Deny your politicians office who try and use language to entice you into a non existent utopia.

[@Jesus-Stuff]

Andrew, you killed it bro! I wish more people had your skill level of being casual and shining a light without trying to trick the person you’re interviewing into saying something controversial. You did great bro!

[@elliotthyde5623]

Yeah very true. I suppose it’s honest intentions and these podcasts I think are the best way to do it as everyone has enough time to get their point across But Andrew did a great job.

[@carpiogarfio]

Please check also the interview with Theo Von if you haven’t.

[@daddybuckets8707]

"I keep that list private." Peterson's humor is underrated.

[@sp3cialed1]

@GraveSinger shut up

[@sguraya7223]

@GraveSinger Dude, he literally never approached a college student for a debate. And he's debated credited intellectuals many times.

[@jackquentin1950]

@GraveSinger a quick look at the comments section and it's easy enough to see you've an agenda yourself. Look man, it's not bad to admire people and try to emulate the good things about them. What's bad is fanaticism which is very rarely the case for people looking into Peterson's work and wanting to fix their lives.

[@alried8115]

@GraveSinger Your opinion is as absurd as your name.

[@MajorShot]

@GraveSinger go get a life bro

[@lisachalmers5687]

Nothing is better than cleaning my room and getting to listen to Andrew Schulz interviewing Jordan Peterson. Thank you Andrew for making Jordan laugh, we all missed Jordan very much while he was ill.

[@DelightfulDissident]

I'm literally cleaning my room while listening to this 😄 if only I had my lobster socks one

[@CooLin1stPlace]

I was thinking that. It was awesome to see Peterson laugh and make a few jokes.

[@growlifemotivation2469]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6CkgaV3iZ10aMk

[@CooLin1stPlace]

@@growlifemotivation2469 👍

[@koalamikeproductions]

"If you have finesse with language, nothing can possibly stand in your way... You wanna get somewhere? Learn to speak." Wisdom

[@billbrasky8525]

One of the things that makes Schulz such a successful comedian is his ability to actively listen and probe deeper into much more complex topics than most do. This conversation is a perfect illustration of that.

[@thiagomuniz8607]

Yesssss. I've always perceived him as a very active thinker altough not in a formal intellectual manner

[@yorkshire3939]

Most people don't realise how amazing this conversation is and the fact that it even took place is even more amazing.

[@whisperinwolf1569]

You couldn't be more correct. For quite some time I wished this video would happen!

[@antonettprado412]

@@whisperinwolf1569 SAME HERE

[@redbeardreturns3550]

Bummer the crew wasnt with them during this. Some good topics I think they would have benefited from.

[@Qhristopher]

Andrew even seems amazed.

[@ackshayshukla]

If you liked this conversation then you would like JP's conversation with comedian Theo Von. Do check it out

[@VelocityZero]

Seeing Peterson smile so much on this podcast, almost brought me to tears... So happy he is doing better, or at least getting his humour back, as he talked a lot about how he lost it when he was really sick.

[@naifabboud4456]

👏🏼👏🏼

[@DweeD1516]

Andrew was smiling just as much even more. This was a powerful podcast and a clash of two different worlds of two intelligent people in very different ways. Powerful for all us and both of them so Shculz changed JBP and mad him realize a lot of new just as the other way around. So therapy man. Its good for us to meet who we really want and talk about what we really want and say and act on how we feel and think and realize it through others. The time is now man.

[@ChiseledAdonis]

What a joy to listen to. Such a pleasant conversation

[@weefy117]

Dawg I see you in like every patrice o'neal comment section, you got great taste! I would love to see Jordan's thoughts on patrice, particularly his take on relationships and psychology of women, etc.

[@ChiseledAdonis]

@@weefy117 that'd be a helluva video to hear his thoughts. As for me being in all of the Patrice comment sections, he's my favorite comedian & one of the primary inspirations that pushed me to do comedy. Initially i was going to do comedy but i feared I'd have to acquiesce to "non controversial" comedy in order to survive in these times. But Patrice's ability to be himself through the good & bad aided me in gaining the confidence to just do me in this business.

[@weefy117]

@@ChiseledAdonis hes my goat as well! Thats excellent man, i honestly want to get in to stand up, but just dont know where or even how to start. I'll have to check your channel out man, keep on keepin on!

[@ChiseledAdonis]

@@weefy117 Google an open mic in your area & just go for it. 3-10 minutes. Tap yourself & most importantly dont be too hard on yourself. Everybody got to start somewhere!

[@weefy117]

@@ChiseledAdonis I appreciate tbe advice man, thank you!

[@johnberryconwayiii7071]

He literally saved my life, I hope I get the chance to shake his hand and thank him one day.

[@relaxation_and_tax_evasion]

Yeah Andrew is the best

[@CaIeb1]

​@relaxationtaxevasion8890 He's definitely talking about Jordan but yea😂

[@whyhellotherestranger]

Happy to hear you're still out here with us, homie. I hope you achieve your goal.

[@j.o8707]

If Akaash was here: “Jordan, why you have more rules than Jesus”

[@Jugg215]

15 minutes in I was so invested in what jordan says that I didnt even realize akaash wasnt there

[@briangalloway3684]

Hahahahahahaha

[@tumelo4526]

"who is you?" lol

[@chicoandthem4n]

That's probably why hes not here lol

[@ndnrb_]

He’d prob call him a racist or something

[@duncanm8263]

I don't think anyone has enjoyed talking to Jordan Peterson as much as Andrew did

[@asmakhan271]

Legit

[@dan22100]

I somehow did

[@behemothcat8089]

@Lonnie Cortez My thought exactly. Two best conversations I've seen so far. Third I would highly recommend is the first conversation with Rubin. The one on Skype.

[@AlexFeldman]

These two did. They were in love, falling over themselves :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/nny4l5l-jbSVbrc

[@Emmanuel_Ramirez717]

Facts

[@daberlino7981]

Schulz is filling Joe Rogans shoes big time. Props to andrew for seeing that gap JRE left in the YT Community

[@adrianbekillingem]

Agreed JRE fucked up big time by going to spotify..... completely backstabbed the medium that propelled them so far up

[@StephenIC]

@@adrianbekillingem you can't have loyalty to a platform...KZbin would toss him out whenever it was convenient. Wonder what you would've done if 100 million dollars was put in front of you.

[@ParkersDailyMystery]

Spotify is free as well not that hard to watch another platform and it’s better cause you can actually listen without having to keep your phone open the whole time 💯

[@Spokes2024]

Jordan Peterson is a straight up fool. Dude said we need to go on a straight up meat diet. Eat nothing but meat. Guys a nutcase.

[@feelingsnaaxy]

@@Spokes2024 You took that wayyy out of context. He never said you should do it forever. It was never designed to be a permanent diet.

[@andrealarker9451]

I’m convinced when Jordan struggled with anxiety meds and struggling was life’s way of helping keep him very humbled. He proved that we can overcome such darkness

[@DreamsDFSPicks]

one of the tricks (for a lack of better word) to jordan, is that when he is teaching, hes learning it himself. like that's the exercise of his lectures / podcasts. to work out how you need to orient yourself, this includes himself

[@aosseily]

It's like your dad and your best friend having a really cool discussion at a BBQ. And you are just silent and listening cause you don't want to interrupt.

[@iv7796]

@GraveSinger the Zizek boys archetype keeps presenting itself in Petersons shadow, yall keep projecting your pathological uncomfortableness onto others.

[@Oak__]

@GraveSinger Fail bro try again.

[@MikeMurdok]

@GraveSinger lmaoooo u mad...

[@foxwagnon]

This is a perfect imagery to describe this

[@jakescourage]

@GraveSinger Sounds like you're way too invested in making Jordan Peterson a villain. His not a guru. His a psychologist who has experience in therapy and has previously taught in Harvard. No you shouldn't idolize him and put him on a pedestal. But the man has definitely opened many discussions inside the heads of many people.

[@sebastianschmidt1860]

I keep thinking about the fact that Dr. Peterson nearly died not long ago. Every New Video from him is a gift from heaven. Im truly thankful for each and every second. I wish you nothing but the best. Much love!

[@calebhenry9071]

Nice try

[@calebhenry9071]

@@MAGBOYS7 oh, this is embarrassing. I misread the original comment and responded as if Sebastian attempted to convince others that Jordan died. Oops.

[@dulcejocelyn7102]

Wait what

[@abdallahelgraoui]

I don't know why, but Peterson starts to look to me a hell lot like a religious figure... not because he has so many followers or that he'd be some sort of guru... but he's been preaching the truth even through the hardships and tests of faith. His illness could even be seen as a messianic rebirth... especially since it put him in a situation where he had to go through hell and come back from it ever stronger. He's actually more impactful now that he's simply doing podcasts rather than going through endless seminars and stressing interviews.

[@elodin857]

maybe he died but came back to fulfil his purpose

[@bobvalentino3710]

“Either you’re annoying or I’m stupid.” 😂 I am so grateful that legends like Jordan Peterson exist.

[@CurtisBlanchard]

I need to have this conversation with so many people.. LMAO

[@bigthahn]

I'm sure you guys get this a lot but I just wanted to say thanks to you Andrew and Jordan for having this conversation. 12 minutes in you guys hit the nail on the head. My brother just passed, him and I were planning a life and now he's gone and I just don't know who I am anymore sometimes. I listen to Dr. Peterson constantly on KZbin and I've seen you many times Mr. Schulz and I can relate with both of you on a humorous level but also as an individual just trying to learn. Thank you again and Go Bless both of you

[@coolhandluke4091]

I am sorry for your loss. If you want, you should look into all of the documented cases from near death experiences. There is an organization you can Google regarding near death experiences and the study of them. We are souls inhibiting bodies and do live on and see each other in the next realm. Of this there is little doubt. The only ones that suffer are those of us left behind with all that love for those people still aching in our hearts. Never forget that they are always with you as well as God, and they want you to succeed and be content with your life.

[@Yayaux]

Sorry for your loss brother 🙏

[@quinox6157]

My sincere condolences to you and your family

[@LadyMarigoldWithers]

Very sorry for your loss, wishing you lots of strength and hope to find a new path forward 💖

[@JoeLackey]

Normal person's definition of "stupid": "doing something dumb" Jordan Peterson's definition: "persisting at something that's disadvantageous without learning"

[@jakejshine]

@GraveSinger cool story bro now go make me a 🥪. Thanks. 😎🤙

[@RafaelLopeztattoos]

@GraveSinger do you think he would misrepresent himself on purpose? because he actually does not identify as a conservative

[@DeuPKay]

@GraveSinger Uh, you clearly have demonstrated that you are the one who is misinterpreting. Thanks for your 0 cents tho.

[@shortyforcs]

@GraveSinger Keep sippin the koolaid

[@3lit3gn0m3]

@GraveSinger Don't believe everything *anyone* says. I personally can't adhere to a lot of what he says, but there's still a lot of good in it from my perspective.

[@elijahmadonia]

“Maybe your girl asks you do you like this dress, and she really means do you love me?” That one hit me so hard tears almost hit the wall

[@sonicgamer3839]

Damm man 😞😞😞😞

[@owenbigdinthelee9752]

You look great in that dress bro 👍😉

[@hankriseshill1898]

Oh fuck dude he’s right, I’m a piece of shit lol.

[@thebelfastpodcast]

I wish this conversation was 3 hours. Great job to Shulz for making Jordan comfortable and for Jordan being genuinely curious in talking to him.

[@ht9966]

💯💯

[@havalopez]

As the interview went on, Peterson slowly started to feel more and more like the old Peterson, before the health issues. This is the best I’ve seen him since he’s come back. Great to see it.

[@derekknight8261]

Well said 🏆

[@tabbytab95]

@@havalopez I was thinking the same thing. It was nice to see him laugh and smile again

[@suelamphere2096]

@@havalopez I know I was so worried about him. Like in Lord of the flies the way it isn't the boulder that kills the fat boy it was the other people being savages. So I was afraid the people that literally want him dead, because they hate themselves so much that hating people like him is easier, were going to stress him literally to death and get their wish

[@cokenroses]

I love how respectful and excited Andrew is in this interview. I wish more main stream interviewers and show hosts had his grace and good and genuine energy. Long Live Schulz and Peterson! I love this interview.

[@Katya_Lastochka]

Comedians interviewing Jordan Peterson: "Sweet! Free therapy session."

[@bipslone8880]

never take advice from a drug addict.

[@262nuts]

@@bipslone8880 lol, this video really pisses you off doesn't it?

[@prod.hxrford3896]

@@bipslone8880 this is just idiotic on so many levels man

[@bipslone8880]

@@prod.hxrford3896 you are a low effort thinker so i understand

[@prod.hxrford3896]

@@bipslone8880 you are so right

[@05025257]

Marvel: "Infinity War is the most ambitious crossover event in history." Flagrant U: ...

[@williamholden7644]

We need Schulz JBP and Alex Jones in the same damn room together

[@darrengriffin6588]

Peterson is on everyones show. not surprising at all really

[@Mkultra_isReal]

Thats what I thought when the Chris hansen episode came out 🤣

[@Gallowglass7]

I'd rather watch a 3 hour convo with Andrew and Jordan than watch a new Avengers movie

[@genericname121]

Hold my capris

[@01downside]

This wasn't an interview. It was a conversation. You can see that when both minds ding off each other.

[@theaterofsouls]

facts

[@galvanizedgnome]

uuuuhhh. there are levels to this. JP was schooling him.

[@faintsherin4468]

@@galvanizedgnome and Andrew was man enough to recognize the lessons and his mind was stimulated during the discourse. It's good to think deeply from time to time.

[@lvested3303]

Reading all these amazing comments really made me feel hopeful for the future. Thank you all for being so open and genuine. And thanks to these two as well.

[@AlecGalicia]

This is what an interview without an agenda looks like, a conversation

[@dondraper2344]

Well they do have an agenda, and that is to make their viewers lives better... I can get behind that

[@brookewetuski5074]

Nailed it.

[@Courier_333]

:/ yeah lol no agenda at all

[@MCCABEWORLD]

Good to see Jordan Peterson healthy and back on track again! God bless 🙏🏽 his spirit is really needed in this world 🌎

[@thegoodthebadandtheugly579]

Who are you?

[@nastehamohamed8219]

Yes indeed

[@NahImPro]

He is a wonderful man

[@larnolarno6800]

Preach brother

[@frankthetank9513]

Amen

[@MrR3d1]

"You can tell the truth without claiming omnipotence". How the hell does he manage to express such profound thoughts in such a simple way.

[@Juniordc21]

Powerful

[@Bezmenov93]

Studying a looooooooooooooooooot.

[@jneener67]

He's super smart and has alot of education and passion and is a great man , man of God doing good works I believe.

[@edicoroian1011]

@@alexandermacneil4430 no atheist and agnostic ever did anything on the planet didnt u know that? like none of them did any action at all

[@alexandermacneil4430]

@@mentaltwister3559 The way that you jumped straight to insults and assumptions anonymously online reeks of HUGE CHAD ENERGY! You are SUCH A MANLY MAN!!! You're right in one way though, I shouldn't have jumped straight to conclusions, something you were also guilty of, MANLY ANONYMOUS CHAD! I deleted my comment.

[@RingingPeaceHB]

Well done Schulzy. One of the best podcasts I've seen this year. Thank you!

[@Hectoralejandroguerrero]

Jordan P is turning into every comedians dad/ therapist 😂

[@Hectoralejandroguerrero]

Especially Theo von

[@ajmorales10am]

Good! Comedians need it. Lol

[@TheMonteCarlo]

Norm Macdonald was a legitimate client for years

[@Hectoralejandroguerrero]

@@TheMonteCarlo boom

[@Hectoralejandroguerrero]

@@ajmorales10am fr tho!!! We all do

[@DFM761]

Seeing Andrew on the verge of tearing up because how gassed he is at the philosophical ideas they're touching on because he's just so excited to be having such a deep conversation has made my week.

[@iam1self]

I came to the comments for this comment. I paused it when i heard him shake up so i could rewatch this part. Normalize men showing emotion.

[@LL-ow8pu]

@@iam1self humility**

[@knuckle1493]

I have a feeling that when he mentioned people seeing Jordan's content and waking up from their suicidal, depressed delusions, he meant that thank you very sincerely and from somewhere deep.

[@harshrai1251]

@@iam1self Which part was that?

[@dad4378]

@@harshrai1251 40:43. watch Andrew.

[@MusiColeMF]

Jordan Peterson really is a gem. He’s in my “top 10 people I’d love to talk to in person before I die” list.

[@TerryKristopher3707]

I haven't met him personally but went to a talk of his when he was touring with Dave Rubin. It was pretty awesome. He is definitely in my top 10 too!

[@discojax]

@GraveSinger you have put this comment as a reply to a crapload of other comments. You need to get a life.

[@PnMGunReview]

@@discojax every thread... srsly

[@siddnath86]

@GraveSinger like what?

[@az8039]

@GraveSinger dude you are spamming the crap out of this comment. Have you taken one second to understand why people like Peterson and more importantly why it’s so important people believe your interpretation of him? You look like a lunatic.

[@dirty56ace]

One of the best interviews I've ever seen , everything about it was interesting. There wasn't 1 minute we're I wasn't intrigued. Awesome job gentlemen.

[@allisterlee1811]

Never seen JBP laugh that much, Schulz is official the king

[@AiM-KEY]

If I'm remembering correctly I think Theo still has him beat on that lol.

[@Mkultra_isReal]

Thats good to hear i thought the one he did with tim dillon was kind of boring

[@erenyeager9575]

I MUST KNOW HIS PORN COLLECTION NOW!! TATAKAE!! TATAKAE!!!

[@garcialopez04]

For sure Theo von had him Geeking out

[@ThatNorwegianGuy-]

Nah he's laughed alot more with Theo von and on rogan

[@jeffmcdougall9069]

"You're either annoying, or I'm stupid" this speaks to me lol

[@theabyss281]

What part was this?

[@polisiinternetindonesia7948]

27:33

[@polisiinternetindonesia7948]

@@theabyss281 27:33

[@WiseWeeabo]

@Leonardo Pitt thats what an annoying person would say eh ;)

[@mgraham77mg]

"If everybody is special, then nobody is" -The Incredibles

[@Sam-um9nu]

ya the resentful villain. if everyone is unique then everyone is unique

[@hufinnpuff3068]

Come on man, gotta credit the actual toon and actual quote. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJ62gGWZr5eisLM

[@samg2198]

@@Sam-um9nu sorry, I don’t understand this phrase. uniqueness is characterized by its scarcity/singularity, therefore my understanding is that by definition everyone can’t be categorized as unique. Right?

[@Sam-um9nu]

@@samg2198 if everyone is unique then that means they are all different from each other, each in their own category and their scarcity levels dont interfere with each other. like you can have a one of a kind watch and thats as scarce as it gets, and, you can also have a one of a kind car

[@macvspc815]

I thought of this exact quote when that part came up (I forget what part, but you know which part 😃👍)

[@eggbert191]

finding this a year late. such a beautiful and thought provoking conversation. Andrew absolutely killed it. too often it's people trying to have an intellectual pissing match and this was such a rewarding breath of fresh air

[@TRIBEY92]

Dude...Schulz can legit hang in this kind of conversation with an intellectual Titan. Amidst all the humour and hype it’s easy to underestimate just how intelligent Andrew is...amazing interview!

[@alexanderjimenez1698]

Wrong

[@TRIBEY92]

@@alexanderjimenez1698 “WroNggggg” 🥴

[@felixf4378]

He's definitely not an intellectual. He's a great speaker that's why he is able to keep up.

[@joevideowatcher]

His intellect is precisely why he's so prominent. He's able to clearly see the bullshit in society for what it is. Both he and Akash are well above average intellects. It's why neither of them cater to a specific group or political leaning, but instead to a higher purpose: truth and reason themselves.

[@kittybrowneye3163]

Go watch theo and Jordan go for like 2 and a half I think it's because they're smart enough and performers but I also think Jordan Peterson is very good talking to the level the person is at remember he's a teacher and psychologist

[@majid8964]

Watching this is like having your brain continuously blown by things you already know

[@TommyGMcGee]

Excellent way to sum it up!

[@joesmith3098]

I have literally tried to explain that to other ppl when describing what Dr. Peterson is like to me. The info is there, but virtually every interview particularly ones like this where the person interviewing him doesn't have an agenda and pretend not to understand what he is saying. With these type of interviews I usually get several moments that are literally exactly like what you see from Andrew. You can see the Aha moment, the smile or the light come on lol. Followed by an almost child like joy and energy.. It's actually like watching others and myself enjoy learning!

[@trever2244]

Im sitting here saying to myself, fuck yea, fuck yeah, fuck yeah.

[@APokeInTheEye]

He's the greatest reminder of our time!🙌

[@roogle3878]

It’s because he is so good at articulating feelings

[@wallacecarolina8231]

You know that’s a fire pod when Jordan starts moving his fingers around to connect his web of thoughts.

[@andromaxbse6459]

Loloololol

[@losasakarosa9050]

i noticed that tooo 😭✋

[@TheCrazySweed]

Plays with wedding ring: Sharpening up his thesis Looks up into corner: Recollecting his thoughts Spaghetti Fingers: Connecting the ideas together Expands arms out with open palms: Delivering the message, ie words becoming flesh That's the JBP way

[@maestroko8642]

Good shit, great replay value

[@ChristopherJereza]

we're watching a professional comedian just blow every journalist / talk show host out of the water with these interviews. good stuff man

[@cembarut7012]

would you recommend any other schulz interviews like this??

[@29chhangte]

He often comes in a little too soon, sometimes, he should let Jordan finished his sentences..

[@iwyyyyy]

@@29chhangte can't blame him, it's very common issue within males.

[@paarugsethi5292]

Flagrant is becoming THE podcast right in front of our eyes.

[@user-jx6st1xf6r]

mmed 🚀🌚

[@landonhernandez8529]

Yeah, when JRE went to Spotify, Andrew capitalized.

[@ANTIStraussian]

It's the #1 incel justice warrior podcast

[@heytoast7129]

He better be careful, Ta-Nehisi Coates might write Andrew in the next Captain America comic book as the Red Skull's evil nazi sidekick.

[@TheHolySC]

Flagrant 2 might overtake JRE, at least on KZbin. Full podcasts, amazing guests.

[@codydecker3832]

Throughout this entire interview you can see JP living out his own advice. “Listen to whoever’s talking as if they know something you don’t”

[@robmausser]

It was also nice to see that Andrew would let Jordan speak and when he didnt understand something he didn't try to pretend like he understood but asked JP to explain it.

[@dad4378]

cody which of JP's book is that line from? I really need to read it!

[@dad4378]

@KnowSarl Bruh.

[@asyrafarifin4043]

@@dad4378 it's one of 12 rules for life

[@buxadonoff]

@@dad4378 don't give attention, the creature seems to feed on it.

[@matthewmilantoni3961]

One of the reasons this is my favorite jbp interview is how wildly Andrew respects him and how stoked he is to be talking to him. You can really feel the respect and excitement there.

[@jakedo4577]

Watching Peterson smile and laughing is truly wonderful. He looks more happy and become more wiser. Please stay healthy, Professor. Peterson. Thank you Schultzy for this interview, this was awesome!!!!!

[@ricardoguate86]

He came back as Peterson the White

[@jakedo4577]

@@ricardoguate86 Ah, I see your A Man Of Culture, eh? Good for you

[@kashs2515]

great comment. Couldnt agree more

[@timmochama7712]

@@ricardoguate86 was literally about to write the same reply lol

[@B-RaDD]

Tim dillon show is another good Peterson interview

[@Lockdown335]

Sad that a man with so much good knowledge to share has been demonized over and over in media. Anyone could watch this and take something away worth thinking about and thats a man worth listening to.

[@Lockdown335]

@GraveSinger Sure man cool and the over reaction by media to someone doing that doesn't seem a little over the top at this point? He gets accused of all sorts of wild shit by people who have to write nonsensical left wing articles to justify and keep their jobs. I'm not right wing on many things but the left wing media, Political scene and social norms that come with them push centrist's further away which we see now as America divides further and further. Luckily I'm from NZ but the same shit gets regurgitated here.

[@MrTorbz]

Shows us that the media wants to preserve power not greatness..

[@Henry-kv7zl]

@GraveSinger you are confidently wrong, that bothers me sooo much. Go google and read bill C16 you tool. You're the one pushing an agenda here

[@undbiter65]

The "Oh fuck" expressions on Andrew when JP hit the nail on the head or would vocalize what he was feeling was priceless

[@md5820]

timestamp?

[@kaelinnorvell825]

@@md5820 22:30 or so when he says you’re a comedian that tries to spread happiness

[@matthewwilkinsonENGINEER]

"It's better to be grateful than not to be." "We definitely have the capacity to change the way we look at things" -Jordan Peterson Amen.

[@literallyshaking8019]

So glad to see Jordan laughing and looking healthy again. The dude has gone thru hell in the past couple years and come out the other side scarred but still standing. The world needs voices like his more than ever right now.

[@literallyshaking8019]

@Danny Archer thx man

[@SirKay88X]

All that’s left is the beards.

[@lensiax9276]

I noticed at times he put his fingers up to his temples for a moment a couple times. Perhaps the conversation was so good it made his brain so active that it caused a minor headache or something.

[@lxLanarchyxl]

@@lensiax9276 very doubtful

[@zhen3356]

Andrew really out here having a 90 min long therapy session.

[@zhen3356]

@Adam Blois yeap, gotta find the middle ground.

[@tumelo4526]

@Adam Blois Respect, the fact that you see yourself as someone that could improve makes you "better" than a lot of "parents" out there. That at least shows that no matter what, you're likely to be an honest dad. Not playing armchair shrink, just a commenting as a person with (I know I'm not an exception) recent experiences with dishonest parents. Like Red Riding Hood's Wolfgrandmother-dishonest lol. From one internet stranger to another; all the best.

[@PRonYouTube]

That’s why Akaash is gone. Patient privacy

[@scottstarck293]

at about 54:00 Andrew is working hard not to cry.

[@dialatedmcd]

23:30 “Your wife/gf asking whether you like this dress or not, really asking ‘do you love me’” That part sent me to some flashbacks and tore me, tf, up

[@matthewgradidge9548]

I literally can't think of the words to describe how happy I am about this collab. Only just discovered your comedy and then you grab my man JP. Best day ever.

[@taylorslade6978]

Never seen Andrew so happy. He was giggling and grinning ear to ear.

[@willpower3317]

It’s not everyday that you get to speak to someone with competence and accomplishment.

[@travellerb6269]

I’m so grateful that you showed another side Andrew. You showed respect and listened more. JBP is such a great positive influence on so many people. He’s also a great thinker and listener. The world is made a better place because of these great truthful conversations with no other agenda but to learn from each other.

[@Sure-]

They could’ve put the shit on Patreon easily, they let it out for free. That’s something to respect.

[@dan22100]

It's not nothing

[@ext93]

Sharing that joy bro

[@troyray7136]

Right dude. I would have paid at least a tenner to watch this.

[@lemonborn]

just BUILD your own site, then USE yt to funnel ppl in.. PATREON is just a MM or SCAM you don't need..

[@JunkBondTrader]

@@lemonborn hmm interesting. Not sure why I didn't consider this. I was going to start a petreon soon, but maybe it would be worth it to build a simple site... I wouldn't say Patreon is a scam though lol, it does it all for you.

[@HamletSquatFit]

It’s amazing to see how genuine Peterson looks. Looks like you could grow as a person by just talking to him. Definitely a personal trait I strive for. Making the world better one conversation at a time

[@TheBigKiwi]

Flagrant really getting some quality guests on lately! Love it

[@Hectoralejandroguerrero]

On the come up bro

[@anythingbutmyrealname]

“Are we willing to pay the price for our words to be valuable.”

[@tularaphala]

I was waiting for someone to say this. It made me realize that Andrew is wiser than I thought he was😅

[@suyashawasthi1]

Timestamp

[@Marisol15098]

When he said that I rewinded it to hear it again. Super wise words

[@levidavenport5980]

@@suyashawasthi1 50:22

[@mannysmandatories]

Tshirt that shit

[@sirsmokeefortwence25]

Man. Jordan speaks almost like a poet. He has the ability to debate and communicate that you want every teacher to have. It'll make you fall in love with listening and learning. Him and Eric Weinstein should have a beer together and record it for us.

[@ElevatedKustoms]

They have podcasts together on KZbin!

[@donavanmhlongo6435]

Nah, Jordan gave up the drink.

[@DeuPKay]

@GraveSinger We get it, you aren't bright enough to understand. Why are you set on letting as many people know that as possible?

[@OusamaMusic]

@GraveSinger you should spend more time looking into the consequences that bill c-16 has had on Canadian law. The university of Toronto looked into whether teaching a biological basis for gender would be classified as an unlawful transgression and they found that it did. The consequence of misgendering a person and not using the pronoun that they assign to themselves is a punishable offence by law if they choose to contact authorities. There is a fine you will need to pay, refusal to pay that fine can lead to a prison sentence or enforced debt collection.

[@formalino]

It suits that it sounds like a poem because he's describing reality and human history, wich is the greatest drama there is, and he's part of it's characters and storyteller.

[@fft6179]

The fact that for sure both of these men have different philisophies but still find to have a healthy and coexisting coversation makes me happy just listening to it.

[@arjunpratap915]

the way Jordan adviced him in the end as regad to his raising of the kids with his wife tells the level of not just how empathetic and compassion Jordan is but also how much he wants to better people's lives.

[@bipslone8880]

Jordan "Word Salad" Peterson

[@Winston-1984]

​@@bipslone8880 Yeah, some mentally disabled people have trouble understanding him.

[@bipslone8880]

@@Winston-1984 ya, a lot of people say the same about Deepak Chopra....they both use word salad and pray on the weak minded and low effort thinkers..

[@mr.wonder8168]

He made sure he told Andrew the Truth...

[@billyashworth7393]

@@bipslone8880 he explains himself better than most, if this is word salad I guess I'm going vegan

[@420CondoProductions]

Greatness Vs Power "When a society is corrupt, then the powerful rule. When a society isn't corrupt, then the Great have authority." loved this!

[@esteban8681]

The leg crossover we've all been waiting for.

[@kslanov]

Lol still, JP made even Andrew sit up straight (by Andrew's standards)

[@EdensukoV]

Leg cross crossover *

[@suviseshbharadwaj7206]

Uncle Chael feels like entering the chat but doesn't see how

[@LAMAKMUSIC]

Top 10 comment

[@saisaiverba7658]

@@suviseshbharadwaj7206 underrated comment

[@hoopxnation]

Now, this is an interview. Two genuine people expressing opinions and ideas, having respectful disagreements without canceling each other. Just a beautiful discussion of self, environmental and conscientious awareness.

[@ptptpt123]

Andrew's intelligence truly shined throughout this conversation. What a fantastic mind!

[@Ben-mx1ip]

Agreed. Andrew is very intelligent. Really enjoyed his conversation too. Nice mix between ideas and being entertaining comically

[@KMY-te9xp]

I can also tell it was making his head hurt the whole podcast 😂😂

[@chikoman4926]

@@KMY-te9xp lol exactly, it’s like after each answer he goes awh shit here we go again!

[@a.koomson]

You're surprised by the schulzy? 🤣😂

[@devinwalsh9293]

He’s literally a genius. I’ll bet his IQ is 140+

[@twosidessally9091]

Loved this interview - Andrew did so well. He was entertaining and engaged and got Jordan Peterson not only laughing, but also coming out with some very valuable pearls of wisdom.

[@LifeandLiesSyra]

The thing I liked the most was Andrew thinking hard when the conversation struck a chord with him. You could see in his face how the brain was working hard to deconstruct, adapt and project in the future the implications of the sentence.

[@pattiking]

I agree overall but its not like Jordan needs any help coming out with valuable pearls of wisdom lol Great interview/discussion though. Makes Andrew all the more appealing that he can go head to head with such an articulate intellectual figurehead and not come out sounding like a total dud. Loved this duo!

[@pattiking]

@@LifeandLiesSyra 💯

[@pattiking]

@Toldyou So 🙄

[@ludwigkostmann4278]

This is the best podcast ive ever listened to. The way they interact with each other seems so genuine, both of them were interested in the other persons opinion. It was not to deep, not to "funny"; not to much all over the place. Such a refreshing conversation.

[@evillano]

yes, watching this lifted the weight of my whole week off my shoulders.

[@rodneysmith603]

@@evillano same.

[@gracescott6951]

If you liked this I really encourage you to watch Jordan on Theo Vons podcast from two years ago- very similar balance between seriousness and lightheartedness. Great to see JBP laugh.

[@Celestethebestinthewest]

@@gracescott6951 agreed. The interview with Theo TWO years ago is fire. Theo was off on the one they did a couple weeks ago, and I mean no disrespect to the Von.

[@andrewmenke8581]

Peterson's comment at the very end of the video has kind of struck me. I've heard him discuss parenting many times before, so I knew what he was thinking when they talked about the dog and kids earlier in the video. the way that he remembered at the very end to give this advice that could change a child's life and a families happiness so much is inspiring for lack of a better word. Thank you so much to both of you for the incredible conversation.

[@chuck_fin]

Came here for Jordan but GD Schultz can interview. I feel like he got an angle on Peterson that I've never seen before. Well done

[@mtjiujitsuguy]

Comedians have oddly enough been the best interviewers of Peterson. Theo Von's interview with him was great as well.

[@galenschultz3239]

@@mtjiujitsuguy He lets his guard down with comedians.

[@lachlanbell8390]

@@galenschultz3239 Never made that connection, but I guess you're right. His conversations with Russell Brand were phenomenal, especially the second & third, after Russell had realised during their first talk that Peterson wasn't the monster he gets painted as.

[@MrEherndon5]

It was great the comedy curiosity and no non ziltch combat or ego

[@duskstan.8827]

@@lachlanbell8390 ...I often wonder how these people getting close to him are getting painted as, though...

[@shade7414]

I love going from “peterson is a gateway drug to the alt right” to andrew smiling every minute of this interview, crazy how when you actually sit down and talk to someone your previous opinion of them goes out the window, love this i wish it was longer

[@topsecret5110]

Wish more people had this, man 🙏❤️ I keep running into people with some crazy ideas about what this guy is 😆 I'm always left speechless. You're right, a sit down with the ACTUAL person is what is needed

[@erickt9415]

I personally never saw him as alt right..but I did think he was too conservative at first instant. I consider myself relatively progressive but still really enjoy Peterson. Good hearted person!

[@ayanokojikiyotaka6988]

@@erickt9415 what’s so bad about being a. Conservative traditionalist person. I just had this question as I see this from India. People have made conservative as a taboo. U need both sides of the coins to operate a society.

[@jc3cash]

@@ayanokojikiyotaka6988 yes! Totally agree

[@justsomeguywithoutamustach9072]

@@erickt9415 bro he literally just says make your bed and focus on yourself,individualism does not = conservatism,sure maybe American liberalism stresses collectivism so much that individualism is automatically attributed to the right but...you can still be an individualist and not be conservative

[@DingDongDaddyFromDumas]

You can tell Andrew respects him a lot

[@salehalshuhri1443]

I agree. More people do but some are not comfortable to show it The man is very righteous and smart

[@michaelarmstrong8166]

I was actually suicidal, suffering from psychosis, and in my recovery I listened to alot of Jordan Peterson. I gave myself time to learn, and what I learned from JP helped me recover, reorient my brain, and kept me from taking my life.

[@yoehzeryeeftahk7291]

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@shonatee6003]

“The best indication of someone’s belief is actually their action rather than their statement”

[@giomjava]

Amen 👀

[@vernonspeller1597]

“Either your annoying or I’m stupid... let’s figure it out” love that

[@alfonso831]

why would you want to figure that out? Move on.

[@suelamphere2096]

Because there's a very important difference between someone else doing something wrong and being self aware enough to recognize it's you instead. I can't imagine not caring about that lol it is so helpful to yourself, your family, literally everyone you interact with, and if you don't care about it then all of those people yourself included suffer unnecessarily

[@razzer98987]

@@suelamphere2096 you may be casting pearls before swine.

[@suelamphere8040]

@@razzer98987 super possible lol i figured he was either being facetious or some weird form of incredibly mild trolling, i just never like the idea of a struggling kid stumbling upon ways of thinking like these, and getting discouraged/feeling guilty/not doing the work on themselves because of something like what he said is l

[@razzer98987]

@@suelamphere8040 you have a clear mind. I must admit I don't think that other people may see it and be affected. I just get frustrated at idiots. I wish you all the best. You seem like a clever person :)

[@ryangallagher6356]

Speaking of KZbin algorithms, this has been pushing on me for days now and I finally watched it and I'm going to share it with a bunch of friends. A bunch of friends who probably need to hear it.

[@LendingMadeEasy]

It's dope how closely Jordan is listening to Schulz'y...such a great example of not waiting for your turn to talk and really engaging the conversation.

[@lollipopsfordays3610]

It’s true. I’ve noticed the people who are the most intelligent, informed and sophisticated in their dialogue are excellent listeners.

[@mkasanga84]

Man... Flagrant U is Official. All I can say is thank you for this. I am beyond happy to see two of my favourite personalities collaborate together.

[@marvinbeatz6266]

Why flagrant "U"?

[@CKtestvids]

This should be a monthly segment. I haven’t seen this much chemistry between a comedian and Peterson before. Andrew has some of the best insights. How many times did JP go “shit that was insightful”

[@isaacdaniel2558]

Theo von

[@hazepheno925]

Check out Tim Dillion's podcast #249 with him from earlier this week.

[@MarioAltaire]

@@hazepheno925 Thank you for mentioning this. I thought I lucked out with JBP doing a podcast with Schulz. But Dillon is probably going to be on another level.

[@HRm708]

Ironically enough, a comedian interviewing a psychologist is one of the best interviews, bar none, I have seen pertaining Peterson, ever. It’s not some bullshit “SO WHAT YOURE SAYING IS” Hats off to both of you gentlemen. Love BOTH of your works’ M.

[@1nstadeath]

“It’s hard to adjust your attitude about hunger when you’re starving to death.”

[@jasonstraight1320]

Not to the same extent, but I’d argue about the same when you have every food you’d ever want and then some within a few screen-taps on your phone. That’s what I’ve been struggling with: overeating and general gluttony. Food addiction, while on the surface a stupid first-world problem, is very real and hard to let go of.

[@Humanaut.]

​@@jasonstraight1320 For sure. Material contentment does not equate to a lack of suffering, which is a naive belief in the west. But there are a lot of people who have access to the same things(food via tech) who don't struggle with it. So what I mean is: the outer circumstance meets your personal predisposition. Many people struggle with many different things. What is easy for one might be hard for another and vice versa. In the sense example of hunger it is different though: Every human being reacts the same way to (severe) hunger (in the context of chronic lack of food): not very well. Addiction in general is a whole other topic than not having the bottom of maslow's hierarchy of needs met. Your needs may be higher up on the pyramid, allthough they may not be met. Dr.Gabor Mate gives a lot of interesting talks on addiction. I also believe that what kind of addiction it is is secondary, although some may be much more destructive than others, but the root of it is pretty similar.

[@richunclejoey2249]

so many quote worthy things Dr.P says, this is one of my favorites !

[@independentinstallations8419]

@@Humanaut. I think there is a connection if not several. One who's basic needs aren't met easily each day,I would imagine could be at higher risk for addiction than others. Also just all companies that produce consumer goods have done, the food is no exception. Social scientists study ways to market things based on how it hijacks our limbic system and keeps us engaged. Our bodies reward system though has evolved to reward us greater for certain needs being met. The fast food industry knows this better than anyone. We get higher rewards for consuming high sugar and salt and foods with a high fat content because in the past these were not easy finds and would have sustained us longer against hunger. The menus at fast food establishments is nothing but these foods that trigger our dopamine reward system while giving no real nutritional value basically making it possible to both be obese and starving at the same time.We are almost all battling addiction though most are not even aware of it. The substance abuse addictions are most often caused by unresolved trauma that often lead to depression therefore the dopamine boost from a substance like cocaine provides the feeling they were lacking for so long. Hows the saying go the most loyal slaves are those that believe they are free?

[@rafaelrobert2688]

@@richunclejoey2249 agree 100% and alot of those absolutely filthy foods we're told people in disguise theyre healthy.. for years. Like eggs are bad because of cholesterol, meat is bad because of some unlogical thing and reason.. i'll listen to whichever experts i please to.. or none of them None of them care about my well like I do.. u obviously care first and more for yourself than others.. its an ad advocation and a promoting cycle of spews u hear everywhere .. dont trust the government. They can opine all they like but at the end of the day i make my own decisions. This goes for politicians and other people making decisions for others. And processed and already package ready food are deadly it started in the 40s and was not very available everywhere. Now its in every store you see. And the government knows its terrible for ya but they keep selling it for cash and they keep all those ads in tvs and so on. JUST TO KEEP YOU OBSESSED AND COME AND PAY FOR THEM