PROVE THEM WRONG - Jordan Peterson (Motivational Speech)

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PROVE THEM WRONG - Jordan Peterson (Motivational Speech)
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@spoilerman8975 Ай бұрын

I have such love and admiration for this man.

@Michael-id3rl Ай бұрын

Just Smile To All.. Love You So Much And Thanks For Everything You Do For All.. Amen

@dirtycasual3094 Ай бұрын

You would be shocked the number of people that are genuinely surprised when you pass them on the street or in the store and you take the half second it requires to make eye contact, smile, and offer greetings.

@Michael-id3rl Ай бұрын

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@jacintamcgorian8633 Ай бұрын

Thank you Dr Peterson for your continuous care and support for humanity. A huge congratulations to your Wife Tammy, welcome to the Catholic family. May God shower you and your family with His abundant love, graces and blessings😇🤗

@junevandermark952 Ай бұрын

When did Jordan ever admit to being a Catholic? I would appreciated if you give me the link to that podcast ... if such a one exists.

@dirtycasual3094 Ай бұрын

I.... hmmm... revelation? I've heard it a thousand times, at least. This is the one time it made more than just sense.

@kerrygriffin578 Ай бұрын

Thanks Jordan Just Basics Good stuff.

@davidcasson5602 Ай бұрын

Having attended a UK secondary modern school , what I had to do to START my journey in life well I told myself this """""" You are what you introduce yourself to", we had been introduced to ,, nothing , so I had to start from here 1st . I still keep this motto , to shine light into the darkness.

@zgamer9466 Ай бұрын

11 hour work days and im treated like im no fucking good cause i dont get enough done for people to earn money sitting in a chai

@saturnfivehynrgrc581 Ай бұрын

Video watched in its entirety. Like button enabled. Have a good week Mr. Peterson.

@jordanpetersonrulesforlife Ай бұрын

@DimonBd-fo3vo Ай бұрын

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@junevandermark952 Ай бұрын

Thanks for honoring my freedom of speech. I suggest that it is wrong for a psychologist (who professes to be able to understand why humans behave the way we behave) … to go on social media … promoting the death penalty as being a cure for social ills? On Dave Rubin’s podcast, Jordan Peterson - The Death Penalty Dave says “I don’t think I’ve ever heard you talk about this on Superchat. What are your thoughts on the death penalty. Am I wrong to think that Canada should have it?” Jordan’s response “OH, well the first thing is, there are crimes the proper penalty is obviously death.”

@dirtycasual3094 Ай бұрын

Trust me... there are crimes in which death as a punishment is the most kind and reinforces the value behind a number of ideals. It would seem wrong if some people weren't genuinely evil.. I've seen this evil, how the corruption spreads. There are things I do, so that others around will never have to experience these things. My awareness and willingness to stand up to it was born from it. A lot of people don't like me, I'm ok with this. Because I know why I do what I do. Because I don't wish for them, to become like me.

@junevandermark952 Ай бұрын

@@dirtycasual3094 I'm an Atheist, so I don't believe that anyone is EVIL, as the word evil itself smacks of a supposed devil leading weak-souled humans into temptation. I do believe that we are all manipulators ... and that when anger is added to manipulation ... some of us choose to use that anger and the manipulation to murder others. Supporting the death penalty is wanting to murder someone ... because that person murdered someone ... which is of the same exact mentality. If I believed in a god ... as does Jordan ... I would not presume that the god would want me to support the death penalty. I would invest my faith in the concept that the god would want me (as a psychologist ... as is Jordan) to get to the root cause of WHY people manipulate and then murder each other. Raymond W. Novaco coined the phrase Anger Management. "We all experience anger; anger only becomes a serious concern when an individual is angry too frequently, too intensely, and for too long." ~ Raymond W. Novaco, 1984

@junevandermark952 Ай бұрын

@@dirtycasual3094 And anyone who has studied history knows that there have been many people put to death who were innocent of crimes ... and many of them were Atheists, who simply refused to fall for the theologians' story that the universe was "created." Many scientists were murdered ... being labeled as heretics ... and by begging on hands and knees ... many scientists barely escaped with their lives. The Incredible Book of Vatican Facts and Papal Curiosities … A treasury of Trivia, by Nino Lo Bello~ Published 1998. John Paul II Gives Galileo a Second Chance. The Vatican’s belated but sincere vindication of Galileo came in May 1983, when nearly 200 scientists, including 33 Nobel Laureates and 22 cardinals, attended an audience in the Apostolic Palace’s Sala Regia, Pope John Paul II-speaking in French-told the representatives of Science for Peace that the Catholic Church had erred in condemning Galileo 350 years ago. He said that the Church’s seventeenth-century scientific position came from culturally influenced readings of the Bible. The dust has finally settled on the drama, centuries after Galileo's condemnation brought to the fore the issue of intellectual freedom under Roman Catholic authority. But there remains one more final footnote to Galileo's posthumous reconciliation: Perhaps typical of the Curia's way of doing things is that the Vatican's denunciation of Copernican theory was withdrawn as far back as 1835--whereas Galileo's conviction stuck until just recently. Although he could have found sanctuary in the Republic of Venice, Galileo-already 70, sick, and infirm-went to the Eternal City to defend his ideas. The Holy Office, which had been percolating a long time over the Florentine’s sins, argued that Galileo’s new book had violated his promise to keep silent and had advocated Copernicanism. Sustaining two days of rigorous interrogation, much of it under the threat of torture and the fear of being burned at the stake as a heretic, Galileo fell to his knees, recanted his theory, and begged the mercy of the seven who were grilling him mercilessly. Because of his abject public renunciation, the scholarly giant was not ordered to the stake. Instead he was sentenced to life imprisonment that was commuted on the spot, at Pope Urban’s request, to house arrest in Florence (he was also given permission to visit his other home in Siena). Even while under house arrest, Galileo wrote a most poignant letter to the Holy Office in which he pleaded his innocence, adding “…I am in your hand. You may do as you please….”

@kantraxoikol6914 Ай бұрын

this is already in his full lecture. all you did was copy a clip...all you get is a dislike ...you did no work why should we sub or like ? all you did was clutter my search for actual material.