"There are some games you don't get to play unless you're all in" Jordan Peterson

[@OokamiKageGinGetsu]

Link to the original video, please?

[@TheArchangel911]

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[@Politicallyhomeless957]

Thank you!

[@juliuscaesar6619]

How well does he put that 4:44

[@TheDionysianFields]

@@juliuscaesar6619 But that's also the exact speech a cult leader or ISIS recruiter would give. Just saying.

[@rothbardfreedom]

@@TheDionysianFields nobody can deny that ISIS is great at gathering people towards its mission.

[@allenmorgan4309]

One day Jordan Peterson will be taught in University classes along with Freud, and Jung.. It is a priviledge to listen to a truly wise man.

[@citizen-2099]

Allen Morgan the privilege is that it's free. The lobster king will live on forever.

[@jefferylord3068]

the truth IS motivating

[@PeasantByTheSouthernSea]

He brings bounties to the table of science, offering links bridging the extant gap between science and myth, between the personal, cultural, and interpersonal.

[@missfangalon6498]

Yea I highly doubt it as well. To keep it simple all he does is break down the work of other great men into simple to understand language.

[@missfangalon6498]

Erik Buchholz I completely agree. I’ve read some Nietzsche books and didn’t understand some parts until JP broke them down but there’s a HUGE difference between Freud, Jung, and somebody who is a great teacher.

[@patrick_dy3r]

4:15 “If you think you might leave, you’re not married… The rule is you don’t get to leave. And there’s a reason for that rule… There are some games you don’t get to play if you’re not all in.”

[@joelyazell7380]

icmpk3486 yes

[@audiorage82407]

@@icmpk3486 It'll fail if either the husband or wife has selfish motivations for their actions. If the wife is motivated by personal gain (looking to take the house in a divorce) or the husband is motivated by mistrust (believing the wife just wants to bleed him dry in a divorce) then they're missing the point of marriage.

[@Oaktreealley]

What does it mean if a man lets the clock run run until a live-in relationship becomes a common law marriage? (Too scared to actually marry but yet it’s legally still “married”.)

[@fuokugoooge8314]

@@Oaktreealley why did you go straight to fear ? There are more reasons than that

[@Oaktreealley]

@fuoku goooge I am asking the question. Presenting one possibility. And hoping someone else can give me another possibility. I should have paid better attention to my punctuation, forgive my sloppiness.

[@WiLl_DuH_kId]

Jordan Peterson talks aka conversations I never had with my dad

[@ordinarydevin]

William Quinn Man if that ain’t the God’s honest truth... ☝🏻This guy gets it.

[@mcgriffgriff]

Helluva Playlist title. "conversations I never had with my father"

[@BaalKlezmerTov]

ouch.... painfully ... truth

[@Mrfailstandstil]

i doubt that you will have such conversations with your child so don't get cocky

[@cl759]

@@Mrfailstandstil well said, also boy did he think a lot of his father when he wrote that

[@Thegreatobjective]

he's the most optimistic pessimist I've ever seen hahah.

[@maelstrom2313]

That's what makes him so inspiring..

[@dariobundi8239]

haha life isn't suffering after all

[@Hoi4o]

It's called a "realist".

[@diegonovoa4951]

Through suffering and being uncomfortable comes greatness.

[@kathleengills1013]

Tyler Stone so true

[@SoheilusBlue]

I have chosen to take the ultimate responsibility. For me, the ultimate responsibility is to be denstist. During the last three years of school, I did everything necessay to reach my goal. Last friday I got accepted into dentistry school. Thank you Dr. Peterson!

[@mharbaugh]

Congratulations!

[@TheHelghast1138]

Yay! Congratulations! 😎🏁🏆

[@CentreSwift]

As a sincere question what is it that makes you want to become a dentist? That sounds kind of an icky task to me.

[@PhilJonesIII]

Some people like to get their teeth in to things and he likes to get into teeth.....helps the world turn I guess.

[@johnboy5355]

Hopefully english 101 is on the course plan.

[@richiesplayground7092]

It's a beautiful thing when your students genuinely applause after your lecture.

[@RandyVollrath1]

"If you stopped wasting time and you stopped lying and you oriented youreself to the highest possible good and you committed yourself to that, how could you do? Well I would say, why don't you find out?"

[@ritwikbandyopadhyay2376]

@GD 02 you don't know until you try it

[@jordanharkins97]

GD 02 and what’s there?

[@RandyVollrath1]

@Bee Kay Haha, we don't need the bad! The less bad the better!

[@trevor_pruett]

@GD 02 but you also might love it and you might also be able to course-correct. What else are you going to do?

[@trevor_pruett]

@GD 02 I would defer that statement to another statement Peterson has made, being "Intelligence has this in-built arrogance," in that "[i]ntelligence has this proclivity to create something and worship it as *absolute*," the moral of the story being a lesson in humility.

[@4TFlowers]

This has got to be the most genuine academic monologue about life. I'm commenting.

[@edwardk3]

What was the lecture supposed to be on? Do you even know? Imagine going to school for a psychology lecture and finding a priest delivering a talk on the meaning of life. Psychology is supposed to be a science. There was nothing scientific in this lecture. Very third advice, though.

[@auduterkimbi3971]

J W it’s called a social science for a reason! Shut up and don’t get into what you know nothing about!

[@edwardk3]

@@auduterkimbi3971 and what do you know about? Do you know about me and what I know?

[@JackHaveman52]

@@edwardk3 This is a short snippet in hundreds of hours of lectures that he's given. There's all kinds of reading material, that includes academic papers, that must be read so you can get the entire gist of what he's talking about. If you don't realise that, then it's obvious why you don't appreciate what he's trying to say and understand.

[@Docprepper]

J W what do you know about psychology? What are your credentials? Can you compare to half of Professor Peterson’s? Are you even qualified to sit in on one of his lectures? Have you finished half of the prerequisites to do so?

[@alanfaulkner1311]

I am often reduced to tears when I listen to JBP. This is a good example. Not big sobby ones. Just welling up and a little flow. But tears none the less.

[@georgmar83]

Alan Faulkner me too

[@mitchelltaylor1391]

Me too. It touches the inner pieces of my soul. I hear him. Parts of me understand and the rest feels. It's a perfect combination.

[@MMABeijing]

that's surprising, but hey maybe you guys are in a spiritual search. may i ask if you work out? i had a short time when i was emotionnal, i was not sweating everyday and i had a crash on a girl i could not figure out. i dumped her and started to run everyday, and just like that i was not crying anymore

[@JackHaveman52]

@@MMABeijing Well, then you've done what Peterson has suggested that you do. You've taken responsibility for your actions and emotions. You've not cleaned your room, which is just a metaphor, anyway. You started jogging. You did something that gives you satisfaction and from there you've put yourself in a position to move on to the next phase of your life. In effect, jogging is your "clean your room" method of changing how you approach life. Being emotional isn't a weakness unless it causes you to stagnate into self pity. A beautiful song can move me to tears. A death of someone that I love has done it, as well. That's not a weakness. It's a part of life. It's only a weakness if the tears prevent you from living.

[@FlexBeanbag]

@@mitchelltaylor1391 kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJ7GaoF8m82rbZY

[@Odegeras]

You are all in, this is gonna kill you, so why not to play the best possible game you can. Its not like you are going out alive, yes thats the best phrase

[@MisterL2_yt]

yeah

[@kueapel911]

7:34 you're perfectly correct Dr. Peterson... with the proof too. Your proper life brought change to millions of people on earth and that's just from one single man.I'll try my best to act out the best of myself to live a proper life. Maybe I won't reach out to millions of other people like you, but if I could at least be useful to my family and a group of other people, then the other millions people like me would do the job.

[@gordonbgraham]

Apple Pie, I agree with Peterson, but I would take it a step further, as you have done here, the individual finds meaning within the group, be the group a couple, a family a community or a nation. We individuals don't exist in a vacuum, we are social animals who are interdependent.

[@TheBanjoShowOfficial]

Damn, that line, “No matter what you do, you’re. All. In. This is gonna kill you” I really love that. This video made me fully realize something. Of the point of thinking and trying to figure out all things and trying to come with an understanding of truth. This is why I love this video, it really solidified this thought- that the purpose of finding truth is not in the truth alone, as a mere commodity, but in the utility of truth to live it in the manner which pushes it forth. To literally become one with the truth, or as Jordan said, to become incarnate with it. Mere truth alone with no incarnation is useless. While one may have to enter into periods of isolation in order to understand truth, they, at some point, will have to re-emerge back into the world, in which they hopefully will have shed their old skin and resurrected into a better form of themselves, expressing truth within their very character. For every individual to become a beacon of light, and a guiding source of understanding and wisdom. Truth must be understood, but we do have to undertake the responsibility of our very existence, as mortal creatures, and act it out in the world, maybe in our own miracles.

[@yumosh1491]

You're all in, so you can play the most magnificent game you can... mind-blowing advice

[@InspirationEducation]

Perhaps the most profound set of ideas within short succession I've ever seen. Spectacular.

[@ConsistentCed]

Isn't it?

[@miketacos9034]

After watching so many of these videos, it really feels like you're in the classroom with him and those students.

[@hornedlobster]

If the people that hate Jordan Peterson watched his older lecture videos; such as this one, I cannot fathom how any would not like him.

[@IrelandVonVicious]

Many people hate the idea of taking any kind of personal responsibility. He is like nails on a chalkboard to them.

[@anthonyskrzypczak9437]

@@IrelandVonVicious im not so certain its advisable to reduce a group of people like that.

[@Ahldor]

@@anthonyskrzypczak9437 I think you choose to read in more than what IrelandVonVicious is actually sayiing.

[@LordHollow]

Best collection of words on the Internet, bar none.

[@lisamarie6214]

LordHollow yes! I think so too.

[@TorMax9]

It's not just words. It's concepts and rules to action and then actually carrying out those actions in the real world even if they require courage and effort and cause pain and discomfort to the one carrying out the beneficial-in-the-longterm - for himself and his family and his community - actions.

[@AlejandroCastroDelgado]

Thank you for not cutting the session... Others cut and paste bits and pieces that make it incomprehensible. I truly believe Jordan Peterson is one of the most brilliant minds today.

[@RichardHarlos]

_"The answer to the problem of humanity is the integrity of the individual."_ Yes. 100% this. Having agreed with this, what's the likelihood that this problem will ever be solved? My experience suggests that there are more people willing to exchange integrity for short-term gain, than there are individuals who are willing to exchange short-term gain for integrity.

[@aramhovsepyan3085]

I think the proof that people are ultimately willing to sacrifice short-term pleasures for integrity is that humanity still exists. And it's getting better and better, overall we're living in the best society that ever existed by many standards. Will the problem of humanity be ever solved? Not if you're an ideolog and by solving the problem you mean reaching some utopia. But I think it's not the kind of problems which is solved once and then it's gone. I think it's the opposite. The problen is always there but it IS solved as long as we exist and improve, and the meta-problem is keeping the problem solved.

[@EmilynWood]

The book the Brothers Karamazov explores this idea, and it's a book Jordan Peterson has recommended on other videos too.

[@alexashworth3119]

Is it a coincidence that the bible claims man will give all the kingdoms of the world over to a single tyrant? Or that every person would receive a mark on their body which would permit them to buy and sell? Technology is catching up with ancient prophecy. The mark hasn't made sense for 2,000 years, but today it makes perfect sense. Humans are going to start doing some wild stuff with tech and their bodies. As if they already weren't.

[@tazzywazzy7599]

Holding onto resentment and hatred is a dark and lonely prison that keeps one's-self imprisoned. In life the betrayals, offensives, meanspiritness etc... will come. Don't allow them into your heart or get down into your spirit. Bitter fruit produces a bitter root in life. Being kind and gentle with yourself is conducive to being kind and gentle towards others.

[@gladiatorsrage99]

This guy is the real deal. All you phony ass teachers just going through the motions wake up and LISTEN. This is how you TEACH

[@elitenemysis6633]

David Martin Lol that isn’t fair. He is a tenured professor with PhD and 20 years of clinical psychology under his belt. Not to mention well-read.

[@adamquinn4677]

Actually caring helps alot

[@Live.startup]

Sincerely I love this guy. I don't always agree with him but most importantly, you can see the passion, honesty and emotion. A true belief in mankind, the willingness to help. A tremendous speaker, diplomat. Hope he'll be well soon and back with some insight. Best of health to you professor

[@lukesmith3283]

This man is brilliant, love his talks.

[@13thgenerationamerican51]

This man is truly remarkable and profound. Worth listening to. Worth taking copious notes. I love how he ends with " find your meaning, responsibility. Try to surpass your hatred and resentment, however understandable". Life is suffering. As a Christian, to also embrace Buddhism is notable and wise. No one religion has all the answers folks. I love this mans humility also. Truly a needed divine messenger. Few souls gain this prominence for long. He's divinely inspired.

[@tysoncowan5192]

"All you have to do is give up your resentment and your hatred."

[@iiknowgodexisted]

Wrong

[@oiy3308]

It does feel good, doesn't it?

[@jeffsmith6596]

@@iiknowgodexisted How so? How's that resentment working out for you?

[@iiknowgodexisted]

working well for me actually. i go from wanting to kill myself to making 5 figures a month while hurting other people doing it

[@tysoncowan5192]

@@iiknowgodexisted So you harnessed all your self hatred and suicidal malevolence and turned it outward on the world and it's garnered you $10,000 plus a month as some kind of pain merchant? I've came across your lot in a previous occupation and never felt the least bit of anything when THEIR "Expiration Date" came. Hey, it's obviously "working" for you. So who am I to judge? Furthermore whom are you to muddle the comment section of a video that is the very antithesis of your "philosophy"? Maybe you'll learn something and I'll be WRONG again.

[@MohanaKrishna-dl6nn]

This guy comes up with insane thumbnails lol

[@AmandaRox12345]

i'm laughing like a maniac at them

[@jayo3074]

LMAO ikr

[@KanjoosLahookvinhaakvinhookvin]

It's amazing, impressive, and delightful.

[@okami3271]

This video has left a profound impact on me. Thank you so much for sharing this wisdom.

[@justagypsy2058]

This genius, this Jordan Peterson, changes my life. Thank you for pointing out "always seek to do the highest good."

[@saipriyatham8202]

The best thing about Jordan is he does not say life is like walk in a flower park like some motivation speakers say, he says human life could be maired with tragidy.Yet he says these tragedies could be overcome by preparing for them, best part is he gives tips to mentally prepare overselves to face LIFE

[@LaiPt]

This video brought teary eyes. Thank you Jordan Peterson, when I first saw you at a random talk at U of T long ago, before you were this famous, I never thought you'd eventually become the single the most influential person to my life.

[@jacobhiller6731]

You can hear the pitch of his voice change in the end. This man is battling some inner demons and holding back tears. What a legend.

[@sodiqlawal1558]

i wonder what they are

[@toni_wood]

You have my attention Mr Peterson.. No greater truth was spoken..Real Talk💯....

[@Bexks]

"You need to justify your wretched existence" that's JBP complete message in his own quote.

[@tywoznica7914]

I have learned so much from this man. My life is continually improving because of his lessons that I've implemented. That being said, I love humor in many forms, especially the simplest kind. At 9:50 I pictured some goofy-looking creature flying up and away from his face.

[@eirailltyd6719]

Lmao, this actually made me laugh.

[@Noximien]

Giving ideas for more amazing thumbnails? xP

[@derektrudelle4182]

"Suddenly you realize that it all boils down to you, that you are responsible for the entire universe, the whole catastrophe. When no-separation is realized, you can no longer blame, you can no longer be a victim; there is only the master. And that empowerment comes from yourself to yourself." ~John Diado Loori, Zen Master "Bringing the Sacred to Life" p.15 Also: "Beware of the temptation to perceive yourself unfairly treated" - A Course in Miracles CH26 "The End of Injustice" I offer these quotes to further reinforce Dr. Peterson's important teaching on personal responsibility.

[@hannespi2886]

Thanl you

[@hannespi2886]

Thank you*

[@UmeshKhanna2]

Thanks .... needed that . I was a playing a victim card on my self for years

[@GabrielMartinez-ng1wi]

The answer to humanity is to orient yourself in and toward personal integrity. ❤️🌞🙏🏼 thank you JP

[@ClemensKatzer]

I particularly like how he points out: "It's not that someone tells you what you shall do. You can choose what responsibility you want to take on". That sits extremely well with me, because that's one fundamental aspect for me: I happily do things (even on my own inconvenience etc.) for others, as long as I choose it (because the "joy I cause in someone, compensates me for my small cost/inconvenience/etc."). As soon as there is any "caused by someone else", it's not my "volunteeringly" wanting to do it - BOOM. Concrete wall. Not with me.

[@impancaking]

Autonomy is one of the highest needs

[@davidcalabro9450]

Through a lot of psychedelic experiences, I’ve come to the same conclusion. “The only way out is in”

[@TheWysardBrian]

Man, the class literally applauds their professor 💜💜

[@conniehamilton3100]

Love this guy.....he is wise and willing to share his wisdom in a genuine manner.

[@dewfall56]

Doing anything half-assed is setting yourself up for failure.

[@DRIFT-WOOD]

I liked to listen to Jordan Petersons podcasts and a number of videos because it was a pleasure to listen to somebody who can articulate his knowledge and thoughts and there was always something interesting to learn - about the world, myself, the people around us, patterns and hierarchies, statistics (I love statistics). This one was not the most elaborated one.. but the most fundamental for me. I was minding for a while about the idea of suffering and transcending as a fundamental truth - "(..)but perhaps not the most fundamental truth(....) "... this lesson was the missing part for me. Thanks - Jordan Peterson is now the only other Person than Terry Pattchet on the planet who made it into my private pantheon - and for Peterson the same salute (i know my english is not perfect) (i quote XKCD now; more or less): THANK YOU SIR FOR MAKING OUR WORLD RICHER BY SHARING SO MUCH OF YOUR OWN

[@billistikfindlay1692]

I've toyed with the idea of reaching out to him. Although it is incredibly difficult, the need to tell this man how much his teachings have mean to/ helped me, is so instinctive, unlike any fan idol, he is truly important. Ultimately I have decided not to reach out to him and just be thankful I was lucky enough to encounter his words when I needed them most

[@tyghani5470]

Thanks for the brutal truth of honesty, Brutality of responsibility Thanks for the guidance.. Perseverance of good

[@timjohnson1827]

Jordan Peterson is such a wise man I hope to one day too be a giver of truly good advice and deep thought to people around me.

[@stevenhanold4890]

The thumbnail is from Maverick that move is absolutely magnificent! I'm just glad to see I wasnt alone in appreciating it.

[@edwinmora6545]

Jordan Peterson is the representation of the "commanding father" archetype for many young man

[@nagihangot6133]

Is he commanding? Yes. Is he a father figure? No. But he tries to be hahaha

[@davinstevens3437]

He takes the place of absent fathers. Teaching people what there fathers did not.

[@FrogEnjoyer17]

Nagihan Göt I think you can decide weather he is a father to you or not

[@JackHaveman52]

@@nagihangot6133 That comment went right over your head.

[@MarcDufresneosorusrex]

@@JackHaveman52 where?

[@sarasotauptoseattle]

Great speech! Truly one of the top thinkers of our time.

[@dimitris5594]

I come back to this video when I need a little courage

[@TheBehm08]

He starts getting all choked up as he does when talking about anything meaningful and sad 😢 and says “that’s probably a good place to stop.” Hes such a treasure to humanity

[@TheDionysianFields]

Hedging is what's killing us. One should always be either "all in" or "all out."

[@mateuszbak8501]

easier said than done

[@TheDionysianFields]

@@mateuszbak8501 Of course, but without conviction the world is lost.

[@v.h.5030]

I agree 100%. Tested on my own skin.

[@ariet1503]

Could you please clarify what you mean by hedging. I’m unclear - thank you!

[@brettharter143]

So i should put the balls in?

[@Sharingwithstrangersofficial]

Jordan Peterson's speeches are truly thought provoking.

[@GamingBlake2002]

"You're like a termite, gnawing on a temple." 10/10 simile

[@mattheus5433]

This is Jordan's best, Most important short video to date. Anyone who has not watched this video, SHOULD.

[@maxonmendel5757]

About being alive - you’re all in. That should give me chills. I’m a bit numb rn, but that is deep. I’m alive. What does that mean?

[@ericcopenhaver]

Not 'numb', @Maxon, ... more like 'wrapped up'. You [we] are walled-in, maybe by yourself, but also maybe by your family, past events, a harsh current state of [your] existence. You're right: realizing that you are 'all in' in the experience of life should spark a deep emotional 'moment' as you contemplate that existential truth. If it doesn't, or you feel that something is missing from that 'moment', then look at your life. Look to the places that resonate with emotion: what do you care about... who do you care about? Go into those places. Let your mind loose to play and explore those places. Take note of what your see, what you experience. In this way, you can 'unwrap' yourself, enlivening the experience of being 'all in'. Best of luck to you! :)

[@maxonmendel5757]

Eric Copenhaver thanks man. Much appreciated

[@ShadyDogg]

Trust me. Its the gateway into freedom :)

[@NodDisciple1]

That's part of life itself I would think. Figuring out what life actually is. To take what someone from a very different viewpoint on politics and such (Hunter S. Thompson) would have said, "Grab the ticket. Take the ride."

[@nopenadda]

Why does being alive have to mean anything? Its something you are all the time in the macro sense, its easy to get trapped over thinking the words not the message

[@MikeNel_Official]

This was one of the best jordan peterson 10 minute clips ive seen in a long time. Very deep and very demanding speech for someone to improve.

[@biancavonmuhlendorf2608]

It is hard to believe that such profound teaching is given in a Universtiy, you will not find such a thing in german Universities nowadays.

[@devinbradshaw9756]

Or in American Universities either

[@PaSsIoNaTePuGrL]

Bianca von Mühlendorf nor in the U.S.... I have thought this for the last 8-9 months-Since the night I first listened to Peterson, which of course was also my first Jordan Peterson binge fest 😅

[@PaSsIoNaTePuGrL]

Devin Bradshaw oh ha! I didn’t see your already said it! Lol

[@jeanneneumann6116]

Just. Brilliant. And yet. Simple answer....

[@soldjer21]

Man how I wish he was my teacher growing up.

[@richardvsassoon5144]

Ruben, did you stop growing...?

[@Luna-ft8yh]

Thank you for sharing this Without you I would have never known about this amazing man. He's trying to make a change and he's changing me One step at a time

[@redridingsheeb1777]

One day, I really want to shake this man's hand and say Thank You.

[@TheHelghast1138]

Me too! :)

[@MultiPhoenix06]

I got to shake his hand once. It was incredible

[@ifegwuekeinyima6676]

Listening to him wort while I got it right each time I listen to him thank u prof Jordan Peterson

[@briannielsen2002]

This is wisdom.

[@thesoundpurist]

Very visceral, eloquent and disarming. Very good expression of what's constituting the opposite of nihilism.

[@johnsaathoff7732]

Everything he says goes straight to the Heart. How did we get so lucky.

[@bluemagus2424]

Thank you for this, I needed a way to express to my brother about some of his choices and this helped so much , thank you thank you thank you.

[@Microbex]

"This is gonna kill you = you are all in." - put it on t-shirts.

[@dias3244]

One of my favourite lectures by JP

[@jasonlongo6823]

I'd love to see JP react to all these thumbnails 😂 I'm sure he'd love it

[@Jo8Nathan]

I have seen most of these clips multiple times, but every time the thumbniles get me laughing I just have to watch them again. JP in those hilarious pictures is just sooo fitting.

[@asknorway]

Oh, Jordan. A beacon of intellectual honesty, curiosity and courage in a world of cowardly wankers.

[@johnster02]

i have seen LOTS of jordan peterson clips and read his book. but THIS. this clip right here, is probably the best 10 minutes of peterson you will ever have. if you were to show someone peterson, show them this clip. that’s what i do at least. it’s just, incredible. the breaks between his words. so simple. he really digs deep in this video. and speaks his mind to its fullest. people only come to philosophy and meaning topics and lectures when they are truly confused or unhappy about the world, and when you inevitably find jordan peterson in the throws of your deep depression or existential dread, i hope you find this clip and it helps you as much as it helped me today as i watch it. good luck PS if peterson were to die, no matter where i am or what i am doing, i will go to his funeral. and i will be there with the many others who he helped. i owe him my success and happiness and i have to do my small part to pay it forward if he were to leave us. and i want to be apart of the history that will die with him. a great loss for humanity surely, but he will hopefully be immortalized in history and live on forever. bless him

[@richardvsassoon5144]

I am 68 years old, an American white male, relatively successful and comfortable, with good health and a family i love, a Christian by birth and choice (I was baptized twice;-). I have followed the teachings of Christ and investigated strenuously and sincerely, the beliefs I inherited. I had a visceral reaction to my 10th grade Biology class and introduction to Evolution. The Conflict never went away, until I found this Man who described in detail some of my agony and torment. There are some, who are born to be a prophet and soothsayer ( a person who speaks truth ). You will do far worse in your life, if you ignore this Man.

[@ZeyphodZeyphod]

The part about evolution I never bought is how a bunch of random chemicals dissolved in primordial seawater with occasion random influxes of energy lighting/solar UV somehow made said molecules self-assemble into complex macro-molecules that could spontaneously replicate themselves. Especially when the fossil record seems to indicate that life arose very quickly after the earth's surface cooled enough to allow liquid water on the surface. Bacteria allegedly arose very quickly then stayed more or less the same for billions of years before much complex multicellular life arose in a relatively quick "Cambrian explosion". Apparently it is duck soup to go from random chemicals dissolved in seawater to bacteria (& rather complex organism) but forever and a day to move beyond it (complex multicellular life/us). If I had to guess, in the case of earth some kind of panspermia; for the universe as a whole would have to go with engineered construct/program of some sort. Suggesting of course a programmer; make of that what you will.

[@SI29222]

+David DeNardo Actually David, evolution is pretty sound. Everything about it cross references with modern biology, chemistry, and physics. And the age dating of rock formations is based on nuclear physics and has nothing to do with presupposed atmospheric conditions. Not trying to rain on your parade but I'm a geologist and engineer so just interjecting what I know.

[@benjaminsavoy3007]

If you find it hard to reconcile evolution keep this in mind: it took 400 YEARS for the Catholic Church to accept the notion that the Sun was the center of the universe even though it was considered common knowledge for centuries...

[@uter]

I really don't see what there is to reconcile. There is no point in believing irrelevant details in the bible like timelines. It is very evidently not the direct word of God. It is a book that was at best derived from divine teachings that were translated by mortals, and then endlessly altered. If reality is at odds with what is written in the bible, it's morally imperative to acknowledge it, because the bible is not God.

[@Dubcel1]

Richard V Sassoon I too had a similar education and am now 57. Creationism never stacked up for me. Like the flat earth they should have dropped long time ago. Clinging to myths like this just devalues the other really good messages of Christianity, like taking responsibility and being a good person all your life. As teenagers we walked from religion class to English, Mathematics or Science where we were taught to question assertions which appeared to have no basis in fact until the basis in fact became evident. And then back into religion class where we had to swallow this Santa Claus for adults malarkey.

[@chefboiardeeznutz9881]

I'm having the hardest time to find it within me to take this advice to heart. Sometimes it feels like I was never meant to LIVE in this world, live in the sense of having memorable experiences and real improving life changes.

[@SP-iv2jj]

6:18 "A termite gnawing on a temple" wow JP is a master of language.

[@piehound]

Thanks Dr. Peterson.

[@mharbaugh]

I get into the "flow state" watching these lectures. I watched 5 of them on Christmas Day. 😬 (Its ok, my wife was out of town for work, so I finally got what I wanted most for Christmas - to not have to celebrate Christmas!)

[@m4iled]

Jordon Peterson your soul spoke to my soul in this one.

[@tunaste]

"The interesting thing about being alive is that you're all in." Taken out of context the quote is glib and uninformative. But Peterson can say these things at the end of a trail of dialogue so that their most significant meaning seems clearly arrived upon. Most certainly he is an admirable and welcomed lecturer for people like me.

[@MrArchEEEE]

I wish I could like this video more, this man is amazing!

[@illwitness]

"There's some games you don't get to play unless your all in." -Jordan Peterson This is real wisdom from a brilliant mind.

[@j.d.7324]

I love his lectures. He is brilliant.

[@genepoole1703]

Dr. Peterson reminds me of a wise saying by William F. Buckley. He said something along the lines of being subjectively optimistic and objectively pessimistic.

[@keithruley]

This man brings me to tears with his absolute dedication to honesty and integrity!!

[@austinmistretta8373]

I'm gonna go to the gym now

[@ConsistentCed]

Oh no you're not 🤣 sorry a lil covid humor

[@cxa011500]

Absolutely beautiful sentiment. 👏🏾

[@davidthomspson9771]

Badda boom badda Bing.

[@LAUREL5785]

9:00 The answer to the problem of humanity is the integrity of the individual. While listening to JP in the lecture hall in my city this fall, I had the sense that all those in attendance, and all across the world, are really connecting to this, making mental ascent to live in this new old way. In the midst of the chaos of this culture war, the infusion of JP's logic and wisdom is a rush of relief, that this society-wide contentious argument has somehow birthed this avenue for Jordan Peterson to emerge. I believe things are looking up.

[@brpitrepeters7983]

Wish i had this when I was 17

[@smoofceggie9740]

Not really

[@philippfischer3543]

At 10:08 he turns from an incredible intellectual to a magnificent person and father. To me it sounds like poetry

[@juliacamfferman373]

Jordan Peterson is a good man. I hope he has true faith so he has life and peace in the midst of any suffering.

[@hisrights4031]

Read Dr. Viktor Frankl's Man's search for meaning. In what he calls Logotherapy.

[@Skizzy461]

Fantastic read

[@Angrysoup14]

What a gift it would be to have the opportunity to be his student

[@freetommyrobinsonfbwallace6084]

Jordon Peterson intellectual hero Tommy Robinson working class hero. Thanks on behalf of the great unwashed cheers appreciation to you both. Trump 2020 No Surrender

[@mattspintosmith5285]

Peterson has said Far Right activists need to "grow the hell up". Being a Far Right activist is not being an individual - it is surrendering your ability to think to the mob. That can also exist on the Far Left too of course. What the working class needs are jobs and good health care - not the Republicans stealing their health care provision to hand wealth to the already super rich.

[@freetommyrobinsonfbwallace6084]

Matt Spinto Smith Politics or political activity’s that are pushed to far always turn to shit.MSM,bad Ideology’s are shit,working class don’t need told how to think what to say by nanny state,treated like children dependents on nanny, your house your work your children your future can all be taken if you don’t follow nanny states narrative.Far right far left can do one. Tommy Robinson a hero. No Surrender

[@Mugairyuiai]

We can only hope Tommy ends up where he rightfully belongs again... Prison.

[@freetommyrobinsonfbwallace6084]

Mugairyuiai Tommy Robinson is not far right. He’s just (“RIGHT”)

[@v.h.5030]

Pure gold Jordan Peterson, pure gold!

[@cjdapoet]

Who else butt naked eating cereal at 10:30pm?

[@parkerjeans5777]

This being the first comment and it being true. Has me fucked up right now but its 1230.

[@omegaboostZ]

1h44am in my bed in boxers

[@Michaentus]

Close, in the shower while hearing this.

[@davidthomspson9771]

Headband1k burrito here...green Chile

[@maxonmendel5757]

Fuck yeah

[@robhermany]

needed to hear this. I was starting to question if I wanted to continue

[@Harry-cs2zr]

How could anyone be anti his message

[@Michels1]

'' you are blind to your own weaknesses but also to your own strenght''