Jordan Peterson on Rules for Life, Psychedelics, The Bible, and Much More | The Tim Ferriss Show

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[@jaixzz]

38:55 Run that past me again bro❕

[@stephanieweidner853]

Chan wasi 9 goodm

[@CONEHEADDK]

I already follow to many people, so I won't subscribe to you this time. But if YT shoves anough "as good" video suggestions with your choices and conversations, I might. Very good choice - one of the absolute most important and influencial men in my looong life time.

[@berndmayer1765]

@@CONEHEADDK At least you still have access to your brain

[@arlen9190]

I love people like Tim who say so much with minimal words

[@luissalazar2021]

Dr. Peterson , is my mentor and he doesn’t know that, he saved my life, after my only son passed . I was given life up. Felted so lost and didn’t care about my other family. But listening to Jordan. I started having a different perspective about life. Today I have a great job and love my beautiful wife and my daughter’s and wants to take charge and be responsible.

[@MrFacePeck]

Good for you Luis!

[@tallchick1966]

So very glad to hear, Luis.

[@nickmurray9151]

That is the affect Dr Peterson has. He is my mentor too. I am sorry for your loss.

[@thePlum]

Beautiful, good for you!

[@1bootyaa]

💪

[@Badabinger]

Tim's ending remarks are so true: "I'm glad you exist, I'm glad you write". Jordan is a stellar example of a hero; Speaking truth in the face of existential pressure. And exactly that truth saved him as well.

[@csqr]

Well said.

[@dmtgallardo]

Amazing ending too. Both clearly moved and right at the edge of tears.

[@svanteekholm7334]

Well, I'd say... and I'm probably not well enough versed in the relevant literature to form a relevant opinion... but he's a decent approximation of the hero archetype instantiated in our perception of reality, at least as far as I can tell, and THAT'S THAT.

[@joemac84]

It’s kind of apersonal to me. Glad you exist.. it’s like sure, a rock exists too. Nothing ever ceases to exist

[@Aum_shantishantishanti111]

And the truth shall set you free .

[@WhatIveLearned]

This guy gets it.

[@fiveDust]

Same here. You're one of a kind!

[@fffhahaha8521]

your channels cool too

[@bernardo7180]

Stop watching this shit and go make content.

[@timothydeneffe249]

Any chance of getting a video on him from you? I would be deeply interested in your take.

[@Baiano29]

Tim Ferris, Jordan Peterson and WIL all in the same place... Whoa

[@lindareeves551]

Dear Dr Petersen, the world needs you.... South Africa needs you.... You are God's gift to us all in these confusing and frightening times.... You teach people to think coherently and instil the values which have been lacking for generations. Thank you so very much for everything you are doing. I am working on my room dad. Love and blessings to you and your family. Kind regards, Linda Reeves

[@Russman]

TIM FERRISS AND JORDAN PETERSON! THIS IS GONNA BE A BANGER!

[@yovannydominguez2860]

I’ve been waiting all my life for this! Two of my favorite people finally getting together.

[@qine6559]

Yes!!!!

[@Russman]

@@yovannydominguez2860 in with you

[@youtubedestroyedmylife309]

fuck ya it is

[@BRAUSA]

Right?!

[@jonfoxpowers4622]

"Be grateful in spite of your suffering." Good advice. Great interview

[@petarpanonski]

It is a shitty advice...You cannot be anything else but what you are, when in a state in which you are currently experiencing. It is like telling yourself to love someone or something on demand. It's a short termed painkiller - gets rid of the symptom, but the cause is still intact. It just doesn't work that way, but it sells books, tickets and gets you "followers", though.

[@bolenarrow9286]

This is just not true... you can change, you can grow, you can realize new points of view. The only people stuck in the hole you are talking about are impossibly destitute under impossible pressure or excessively resentful.

[@kareybarey13]

@@petarpanonski You have victim mentality.

[@petarpanonski]

@Nicole Try to hear what pupil Peterson said. Remember his state he recently "recovered" from. I said it is a shity advice telling people they should be something more that they already are in any given moment, not a thing more. Acceptance dear, acceptace. Now if you would excuse me, my dragon needs a bubble bath. As pupil Peterson said it, clean your room. Let others be. I know P loves Jung so here's his quote: "One does not become enlightened by imagining figures of light, but by making the darkness conscious."

[@petarpanonski]

@@kareybarey13 what if I enjoy it? :P

[@natalieflagg3921]

Jordan Peterson brought me here, but Tim Ferriss seems to be a great host! He’s a great listener - the way he listens & responds to Jordan is wonderful. I feel as though Jordan really enjoyed talking with Ferriss as well, so much so that he’s fluttering his fingers again when he talks ❤️❤️❤️

[@nocuriouscats8550]

You on a spiritual journey?

[@earlyivermectincancelscovi2522]

@@nocuriouscats8550 … Heroine's journey

[@hiroprotagonist7360]

If you don't know Tim Ferris very well, he's a pretty neat dude. His '4 Hour' books are really worth a read, especially 4 Hour Body.

[@LikeCarvingACake]

Tim knows how to ask questions. Which sounds trite, but man is that ever a skill.

[@inthesunwiththerest6564]

Totally agree, very respectful and thoughtful interview. And on JPB, my heart is soaring because he is still here. Truly a gift to the world - Being able to articulate feelings deep in the unconscious mind.

[@Kalimhebert9691]

Psychedelics have the potential to make a significant impact on mental health issues like anxiety and depression. They've been incredibly helpful for me personally.

[@AndrewParker-ss9li]

I've been looking to try some recently, but I can't find anywhere to source.

[@JustinBrown-jz2of]

dr.tonyshrooms is your guy. The best shrooms and psychedelics guy I know.

[@Sarahwalker9930]

Can dr.tonyshrooms post to me in PA?

[@declanh5434]

Of course, he delivers anywhere, and discreetly as well

[@celestialruby888]

@@declanh5434 Do you have a direct link to Dr. Tonyshrooms … appreciate the info , thanks

[@jooseppalm4889]

I love how hes just arguing with himself. Everyone should do that. Then we would not all be so certain of ourselves and would actually listen to eachother.

[@lav7161]

I go crazy fighting with myself sometimes but it's much better than me thinking I'm always right.

[@Srilankanenglishteacher]

@J Palm, I try to do that whenever I can, because IMO, to me, what it does is, it gets me thinking of the other side of the case, as a result I am able to put myself on someone's else's shoe's quite easily without being offended, so to speak. I am sure, it does a lot more than that to argue with oneself and come out better on the flip side.

[@jooseppalm4889]

@@Srilankanenglishteacher I agree. It’s probably one of the most important things we can learn.

[@jooseppalm4889]

@@lav7161 yes 100%

[@DimaaReyma]

To be fair, Jordan was forced to do this in this interview. The interviewer doesn't seem to challenge Jordan's answers or at least comment on and add to them. Unlike Joe Rogan who does this very well.

[@taranwarner6822]

He still looks tired and worn out but he looks fresher in each video. Glad to see Dr. Peterson is active again!

[@vincenth.6381]

He still doesn't look 100% but he sounds WAAAAAY better now. His voice and energy are much stronger which is say is most important.

[@jonathansgilman]

He self-addressed himself at 20% in his podcast with his daughter before this one. I was wondering what percentage he would have given himself. I hope better than 20%, but I suspect it's still less than 30%. I agree with the other commenter - it's at least improving.

[@jonathansgilman]

*self assessed

[@shaftymaze]

Thank god he’s getting better. Definitely looking better and mind is coming back.

[@IVpeekaboo]

What happened to him?

[@alexhartan]

"Beware of unearned wisdom" - damn, this one hit me in the knees.

[@davidabulafia7145]

What does unearned wisdom mean

[@Travislitxxz]

Can you please explain the quote?

[@viniciuslisboa8937]

@@Travislitxxz that will be a unearded wisdom.

[@ThePS3Beast109]

@@Travislitxxz usually one obtains wisdom through learning life lessons, which can be a long and difficult process. The idea here is that psychedelics can teach someone wisdom very easily, without the hard life lessons. Therefore the advice is to be wary of this wisdom that you didn't earn through overcoming a hard life lesson but "stole" via the easy route of psychedelics.

[@Candleowen]

@@ThePS3Beast109 or even just through watching youtube videos

[@deliasmith9602]

This man is the most honest and thought provoking speaker/human being, how lucky we are to have someone like this in our chaotic world. I listen and watch his videos daily. Thank you Jordan for being honest and putting your mind out there for us! I wish you and your family all the best health and happiness🥰

[@dragonfly3714]

YES

[@soniag4516]

Right along Dr. VICTOR Hanson

[@tinatina4789]

Did Jordan Peterson brought you closer to God? Did you start reading Bible after being influenced by Jordan Peterson?

[@Tanirhum]

He's a guru for conservatives.

[@DerelictNacho]

ew.

[@dancingdamselfly]

Humbling to think that the man I credit with saving my life, is thanking me for saving his.

[@thehurts9216]

🤗😇

[@alewoanna]

Your comment made me tear up. I'm happy for you.

[@dancingdamselfly]

@@alewoanna thank you for telling me.

[@cheriehunt5025]

Blessings to you❤️

[@meirhildeshaim4214]

Funny how that works sometime. Then again, telling truth leads to good...

[@joegyogi]

One of the BEST interviews I've seen done with Dr. Peterson. Didn't ask the run of the mill questions you usually hear and it was very thoughtful. Thanks, Tim! And thank you, Dr. Peterson!

[@0harris0]

and wasn't coming from any angle of resentment or aggravation :D

[@BRBafteraword]

Tim Ferris sets himself apart from the average podcaster with his thoughtfully constructed, intelligent questions and conversation points. This is my favorite interview with Dr. Peterson to date.

[@junimeme5626]

Jordan Peterson is one, if not the most beautiful persons I've ever witnessed in my life. The complexity of his character and knowledge never fails to remind me of how much there is still to learn about the world and about myself. We're truly lucky to have him alive.

[@michaeltoppo9794]

Lovely:) agree completely

[@mathiasc7094]

What a great way for putting it in words.

[@megananderson2618]

I feel exactly 💯 the same. He is a truly wise and beautiful soul.

[@albianchi]

Well said!..and agree

[@bageshwaradhamanubhavreact12]

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[@TruthSeeksM3]

The first time I ate cubensis mushrooms, It changed me for the better, I'm literally swelling with tears as I recall that experience. The fear, low self esteem, self-doubt and every feeling of worthlessness that was beaten, shouted, threatened, intimidated, abused and traumatized into me from as far back as I can remember- 3-4 years old, just seemed to dissolve. It was like when you toss an Alka seltzer tablet into a gallon of warm water. Walls were vaporized, dams were breached and the waters flowed, bridges were materialized over these flowing waters. It was f*cking beautiful!! I was free, for the first time in those 19 years of life, I felt truly free. I can truly, truly and honestly say that I felt what Love was, because I became Love and suddenly realized that is what I always had been, Unconditional Love. That's why I was always the scapegoat, the whipping boy, the easy target. I was made aware that I endured all that suffering, not because I was the self-hating flaws of character and unhealed traumas they all projected onto me, but it was because I was blameless and divine, pure empathy, hope and kindness, I was everything that they were lacking, everything they were not. I was like that little pup that gets kicked around and starved physically/mentally/spiritually, yet still comes around, sits next to and tries to love and comfort that same abusive monster when it recognizes their sorrow. It wasn't me, it was never me that was the problem and I didn't deserve that abuse, or the bag of guilt and trauma that I had been carrying around everywhere until that point. So I set it down right then and there, it wasn't my bag to carry, not my load to bear. The following weeks were a series of setting boundaries and burning bridges. I was assertive and decisive, if you didn't help push or pull, you were brushed aside. Where before I cowered and avoided conflict and confrontation in hope that the storm would quietly pass me by, I now would rise to look it dead in the eye and dare it to do its worst, like LT. Dan in Forrest Gump, fear haf left the building. Of course it took a while longer to completely round up all those clever traumas and triggers that had hidden themselves in the recessed corners and darkest crevices of the shadow Self, that the ego conveniently glazed over. It is said that psychedelics are shortcuts to connecting with the higher consciousness or g_dhead, and therefore unearned wisdom/enlightenment. But I don't agree with that wholly, because sometimes you have to do what you need to do for yourself. This knowledge can be attained if you pay attention to the omens and synchronicities that your Intuitive perception just can't seem to ignore. They're attempting to lead you to water, it's up to you whether you choose to drink or not. If you do choose to partake in these substances, do it mindfully, set an Intention. Whether it's for recreation or healing of mind, body or spirit, or all three, declare what you wish to get from that experience, speak it. Respect and honor the organic and inorganic, for their part in the experience. Maybe meditate for a few minutes on the purpose or goal of the experience. You can heal, rid yourself of vices or habits that are detrimental to your being. You can gain Wisdom and get answers that you may have, as long as those answers don't infringe on your free Will. Just be conscientious and have a safe trip. 💛🌞☝️

[@briankehew579]

Beautiful and inspiring post, I love that story!!

[@jena6765]

❤

[@montecito12]

Awesome!!!

[@johnCjr4671]

Thanks for your insight !

[@katherynmorgan5489]

this gave me the best kind of chills

[@shaniroga]

“Jordan Peterson is a Gift”

[@freyahopcroft]

I want to express my total gratitude for this podcast. Jordan has truly come back from the abyss and is more wise and open hearted than ever before. Love to both of you x

[@gloriaa5117]

I’ve cried more through this conversation than I have ever, watching/listening to a podcast. The amount of ‘ah ha’ moments (and he says the most beautiful thing about ah-ha moments on the AMP) are endless. This man has tugged and torn at ‘life’ beyond the limits of his existence, and thus creating a GENIUS. His line of questioning every word... every breath of every question posed to him, in his mind... you can SEE the way in which he’s answering the question in his head by THINKING it through... no matter how many times he’s asked the question. He’s a man suffering and to be in this suffering with this amount of ‘awareness’ is to meet a destiny that is immersed in truth. You can not think as much as this... not just for yourself, but for humanity’s sake and for the sake of our social and cultural existences, and not go out of your mind. I’m not nearly as churned in my mind... my intelligence doesn’t allow for that yet, my thoughts may not be matured enough... but there are days where I wish I didn’t think about the ‘world’s existence’ so much. Each WHY becomes another universe to discover and be taken by. It’s not something I could articulate as fluidly as this great man, but it’s recognizable and it’s a mode of being that not many people experience, leading me to believe that being a polymath is just a mode of survival for some of us...

[@godloves9163]

You’d like this greatly also, explains the details on history and much more including religions, etc; Total Onslaught series by Walter Veith

[@roseblue2583]

Please pass this comment on to Jordan Peterson for me...and thank you, Mr Ferriss, for conducting these interviews and making them public. You fulfill a great purpose and service to your fellow man in doing so. Mr Peterson...I have found a significantly high level of truths in your insights. I have studied scripture with great intention to understand the truths of life for my whole adult yrs. I am now 63, and I still find new levels of knowledge in those same scripture passages. You have a very effective way of putting what I feel inside into words, and I feel like a sponge when I listen to you speak or read your words, insatiably soaking up every bit of your imparted wisdom. Truth is vital to my very existence (as with us all to some extent), and not only that, but truth is always felt at the cellular level for me. It vibrates through me on a harmonic frequency. Your words and understanding vibrate for me that way. May you be blessed beyond your wildest dreams for sharing your insights with the world. Your wisdom is much needed. I am better able to navigate my thoughts, my actions, and my relationships having been exposed to your understanding. Thank you so very much!

[@kurt8263]

That ending almost had me in tears.. and I don’t even cry at sad movies. This was great.

[@jellevanbreugel325]

I'm not crying! You are!

[@Wisagapi]

I cried, briefly.

[@karolinaks4192]

I cried too.

[@ryanceros9510]

Yeah, for me it started with "When you don't tell the truth, the world falls apart." I knew he was about to make me cry again. Great ending. Makes me wish I could do something for the guy--I suppose a thank-you letter would be nice (despite the fact that those things make him cry too! ) .

[@kurt8263]

@@ryanceros9510 buy his book 😌

[@tessysingh1327]

This was Jordan Peterson at his best again.

[@RashiimAllen]

Yikes

[@ironmonkey1512]

It's a lot easier when you don't have to be on your guard that the interviewer is doing so in bad faith. I think some of his recent problems had to do with these stressful kind of interviews.

[@Superknullisch]

Nah.. quite far from it still.. but he's getting there! Forward Peterson, forward! There's only one road to pic from, and only one road to walk in the situation your in. The alternative is to give in and then crumble.. but then it's all over. So plz, don't.. This world need a hell of a lot more people like you! Not less. And there's already way to few to begin with..

[@tomjeff1743]

What I think people like about Jordan Peterson is his openness and willingness to admit that he has a hard time following his own rules

[@Zabiru-]

My thoughts exactly. And I'd add, perhaps unnecessarily since Jordan basically said it in the video but anyway - what's important isn't that you always follow the rules it's that you always try because if you do that you'll increase the amount of time that you're actually able to do so. And consequently, decrease the negative impact on your own life and by extension your surroundings.

[@justicepr5933]

For me, Jordon Peterson’s greatest achievement is engaging by way of both cutting through and fusing psychological sciences with the spiritual and religious realities of this life. We are all connected and he has contributed in helping us all make this connection others, to self and God.

[@ObinnaHarris]

Psychedelic therapy is just one of those great leaps in the mental health space . It's wonderful and the fact that they serve recreational use and health as well. I can't deny tripping is fun every once in a while.°

[@ThomasDaniel-kw4je]

I've been looking to get my hands on shrooms since growing isn't an option for me . Any one knows where I can source?

[@marshalpeters]

​@@ThomasDaniel-kw4je❤Yes Dr.johnsonshroom

[@AndrewRobertson-iq4hf]

Is he on insta? 0:02

[@MichaelLucos]

Can Dr.johnsonshroom send to me in Miami?#

[@JohnChristopher-jq1ef]

0:05 Sure. He delivers anywhere and also it's discreet. That's if you're worried about.

[@liangnv1287]

JP is such a dynamic speaker, putting him in the state of mind where his thoughts just pour out of him spontaneously is GOLD. You achieved that in this interview.

[@rogermouton2273]

Precisely. Simply no comparison with this and those interviews where he is just attacked and misrepresented - what a waste of such an incredible heart and mind.

[@funfun5656]

@@rogermouton2273 There are many people who feel intimidated by those who tell people what they need to hear.

[@krzysztofmomot4916]

Driving is privilege when you've got podcasts like that available. We are sooo lucky! I've got gut feeling that we'll see Jordan at JRE soon.

[@freyahopcroft]

I think there has been some kind of falling out, based on something Joe said on Clubhouse. Someone said " get Jordan on" and Joe replied something like "nah, it's a double deal these days". It seems like Mikhaila is trying to protect her dad but maybe a little too much 🤔

[@sidhaantverma5086]

@@freyahopcroft I heard that on Clubhouse as well but I think that was just a throwaway comment Joe made as Mikhaila always seems to be accompanying Jordan these days.

[@freyahopcroft]

@@sidhaantverma5086 I do hope so! I've been waiting excitedly for his JRE come-back!

[@epicpopularguy]

@@freyahopcroft Yeah Naval ripped on him too surprisingly

[@freyahopcroft]

@@epicpopularguy Naval Ravikant? No way!

[@damfam4918]

Dr. Peterson represents the rise and fall of the hero. His rebirth is more symbolic than people seem to realize

[@FaridaSultanaIchoosesuccess]

What fall and what ' Rebirth "? This hero never fell, he rose and rose and is rising. Its just too profound for 'everyone ' to analyse and accept.

[@Jannirae]

When a person's identity is wrapped around so many known angles and dimensions as he is 1:08 :15 --- and that man allows the absolute unknown to be his courage and his anchor as he has -- he is a mystery revealed. That's a rebirth from what is known to a birth out of what is unknown. You better have some faith for that!

[@ThirtyThree331]

@Paul ikr

[@davidkohler7454]

I think that while being sick. That he seriously had to take a hard look at his humanity and mortality. Also when they told him his wife only had months left to live. He fought depression. Wich still seems strange to me .I just assumed he had all that worked out in his mind through his studies. But he did not....it hit him hard. Then he suffered Benzo addiction and severe withdrawals. That almost killed him. Again this seems strange to me. I thought his education would have made all this impossible. But just like me he is only human. I believe all of this has dove him into Learning Christianity. Wich is also blowing his mind.. He is a changed man for sure..

[@d5894]

what crap

[@eliciareynolds9027]

WOW! incredible interview! Jordan Peterson's explanation of biblical principles is a divine blend of spirituality and science! thank you so much for posting such a deeply profound and stirring interview! many blessings!

[@SirGalaEd]

If you like this, I strongly recommend his Bible Series on You Tube. It's lots of hours, but worth the investment.

[@senna138]

When Jordan cried I was already crying.. a moment of true beauty..

[@panizallameh1575]

I cried with him at the end. What a genuine person he is Jordan. As Tim said I’m glad he exists 🥰.

[@crimsonx83]

I did too. I'm always floored to tears upon hearing everyone so happy he's back and healthy ❤

[@clayc1287]

Excellent job at getting Jordan to discuss topics he normally doesn’t talk about. Y’all need to make this a regular interaction please.

[@danielle7729]

So emotional even after watching a second time. I have been getting my house in order and watch JP videos several times a week to keep me going. So thankful to be able to have these people to watch on here. I would have never known anything different than negative thinking and close minded beliefs without this. Thank you

[@qwertyqwertyqwerty4324]

Hi Danielle, how are you these days?

[@elijahnelson265]

Keep forging on and building positive momentum. Good job Danielle

[@jayebejer7431]

Keep it up, your a great worthy human being ❤️

[@joan3891]

I’m more than thrilled that Dr. P. is back with us and getting his stride back. My very being hears him like a powerful vitamin. A profound man speaking hard truths with empathy and compelling rationality. It is extraordinary to witness one of the greatest psychological and intellectual thinkers of our time. ❣️

[@ariane1781]

Agreed. It also shows us that true wisdom comes from moments of pause and reflection. Followed by discussion and exploration. Ebb and flow

[@annielwhite]

Mr. Peterson changed my life. I mean my whole life. I found him 4 years ago. He said something in a lecture that offended me, truly offended me ( not much offends me if anything at all ) but something forced me to ask myself why did that bother me? Also did i misunderstand his words , was he right and its MY opinion that needs to change? So, i found my answer... Its cliché to say he changed my life or if it wasn't for him i would still be who i was..... and that wouldn't be good. I have so much respect and admiration for this man. he's been the direction in life that i've always needed to sort myself out. i hope to meet him one day. i'm so grateful for him and i admire him for the personal sacrifices he's endured in his life to be the man he is today. Hes suffered alot of himself to help everyone and he has helped so many. It might be hard for him to see how influential his words are to so many people and myself with all the pain he and his family has been through lately but if he only knew that is a "shiny golden god" (not god in the biblical sense im not trying to put that pressure on him) but he has done incredibly great things in his life, he is a roll model and someone admirable for sure .

[@jonashellsborn7648]

@KZbinr Man Mr Man you want an actionable report (well, so do I) but A White spent a thousand words on conveying a feeling. Keep that gender difference in mind. You may have to begin your requrest with feely affirmative fluff to get a response. Best wishes.

[@ilianamarisolromero7816]

He uses a lot of spiritual, metaphysical words along with many philosophical, psychological and social sciences' vocabulary. When I read "a shiny golden god" I see a very peaceful and nice well being, very spiritual. Anyway, I wanted to add that I also get the same feeling with Peterson, that he's being transformed himself, and he's showing us how he's marrying all his knowledge of our myths, philosophical views towards healing, he's showing us with his own vulnerability how his catharsis is leading him towards enlightenment, which is another word for letting his own consciousness guide him.

[@theknowone9846]

the crossover that i've been waiting for

[@isakph4586]

This was extremely unexpected to me hahah

[@stephenstark4692]

same beloved

[@victorcharlie]

Agreed!

[@Greg.Olson2299]

Depression haunted my life from a very young age, and I was put on a bunch of SSRIs as a child in attempt to deal with it. None worked.Psychedelic mushrooms was brought to my attention. It was the first thing that actually had real effects. They should only be used with great care and respect.

[@RobPendy]

dr.perryshroom is your guy. Got all kinds of psychedelics stuff. Guided me through my first ever experience

[@SusanHoskins-df9kk]

Been through this conversation before. I can’t do anything without a proper medical professional following me.

[@CastroTristen]

YES, he is dr.perryshroom. There's a lot of potential in psychedelics

[@MorganSantillanes]

hm. Can dr.perryshroom dispatch to me in Tx?

[@JamesHinkle-lu9yy]

Sure, I got mine posted here in North Carolina. The service was considerate.

[@1stsharkb8]

I appreciate the fact that Peterson is willing to admit and discuss his own faults instead of being arrogant and condescending like so many others that attempt to help educate.

[@eastlynburkholder3559]

His voice cracks when he says thank you. A truly caring human being.

[@VivicaBassAngel]

Brought me to tears a couple times. So incredibly grateful for Jordan Peterson.

[@g108d7]

I believe Jordan was holding back tears a few times.

[@exiztent818]

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[@jr6200]

He's still coming back from illness but what a resource for the culture. And how intense he is about fundamental matters. Even if you disagree with something, he gives you so much of importance to consider

[@ChickenOfMajesty]

I am a PhD student at a high tier university trying my damnedest to get through the world along with the woman I love. I don’t know if I can approximate how different my life would be had it not been for Peterson’s efforts to help as many people as possible. You’ve changed my life.

[@agathachris9722]

I wish you both successes.

[@catalintican5530]

Check out Rollo Tomassi

[@soniag4516]

You are blessed having found Jordan in your young life.

[@michaelembree1902]

video of guy at fbi

[@debramoore1428]

Tim, you gave us an impressive interview! No interruptions. Not a " news show" move it along. Long form talk is the wave. Luv JBP. He is always welcome. Accept our praise,Jordan, you have earned it. What noble humility!

[@abbtt7809]

Calm down Debra

[@sammysxk5831]

This man changed my life more than he will ever know.

[@veronicadenton2109]

This is one of the best, if not the best interview with Dr Peterson. I've followed him for a long time and his lectures have the deepest meaning to my life and my family. Especially my son. I'm going to listen to this again. I'm startled by the content and very grateful.

[@3VOLUTION369]

This is the first recent Peterson interview where he really seems back to his absolute sharpest, great to see 🔥

[@sgtbaker81]

He is on his way back. Check out his recent conversation with Bret Weinstein.

[@CursedKitten1]

Agreed!

[@АлинаАлгебраистова]

Yes, despite a massive dirty campaign against him in the press. I have already seen three articles where his recent problems were reported in a nasty and derogatory way. The Times, Financial Times, The Guardian. Despite the fact that JP is quite opposed to conspiracy theories, there is a evidently a strong campaign against him in process. I support JP and respect him very much. God help him. But he does look better.

[@8UpNorth3]

It’s all that xenon gas he’s sucking on

[@BottlegardenUK]

His interview with Bret was amazing too. I agree, he is finding his words and there's that spark glistening in amongst the pain.

[@davidwarring1]

This was my first experience of you, Tim. I usually don’t comment on content I watch, but I wanted to thank you. This was an outstanding interview and I was memorised by what you were able to discover about Peterson and his fundamental understandings. A person of his fame is obviously interviewed across the same subjects numerously. Your interview though was unique and you gave him the opportunity to really articulate some deeply moving and stunning insights. I absolutely loved this interview. You mined some pure gold.

[@edgardosantana]

Tim, my jaw literally dropped! Been hoping for this interview for a long time!! Now I see why you were "like a kid in a candy store" last week preparing podcast interviews! So exited to dive in! Really appreciate you bringing Dr. Peterson on the show. Thank you!!

[@IevaKambarovaite]

Same here 😊

[@bradhalcrow1297]

Same

[@tomcat8662]

Same here. I was worried it would never happen under the threat of the cancel culture.

[@katfedele3840]

He’s such a brilliant, compassionate, and authentic mind, a rare gem & voice in this world. Thank you 🙏

[@CristaBeck]

I had tears in my eyes by the end. So sincere. Tim, grateful to you for just listening and letting him talk. You allowed him to space to go down into his well of wisdom. That’s where all the juicy stuff is! Great video! Will definitely rewatch.

[@anonymouseve]

Yes man. Nice job, Timmy.

[@riphihe]

mee too

[@SteveJones9]

Holy fuck balls Tim, you have shown yourself to be just the guy for this interview. People are here for the Peterson and you graciously delivered the complexity and humanity of this unique individual and his ideas. Memorable.

[@TheShadyStudios]

Haha nice

[@maureeng.obrien9259]

lp

[@theFrankmeister]

And more importantly Tim shuts up once the talk is going

[@chesterullrich2525]

Fuck balls used properly. Wow. I’m floored, didn’t think it was possible!

[@LovelyDH1]

😆😆😆😆😆😆🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭

[@lilyhempt515]

Dr. Peterson, thank you from the bottom of my heart for your courageous vulnerability. After so many years of confusion and suffering, your work put me at long last on a path of healing and the recovery of my deepest self. I owe you a great deal. May my continuing lifelong effort to be the best version of my self I can do honor to the great gift you are to all humane beings.

[@thomaseck4867]

Dear Mr. Peterson, Thank you for reminding me of the simple foundations that sometimes I forget. Basic truths and one day and step at a time I appreciate you! I just became a new Grandpa 1st time! Hope is real and Life is Real ♥ 🎄 ✌ Thx

[@gushamborg8150]

“If you think your conscience is nothing, well violate it for a while, and see what happens.”

[@arbarak]

Epical quote

[@rogerc23]

Ouch. This hits home.

[@bjenkin100]

@@arbarak Epochal ?

[@TheCeembee]

Biblical

[@piercecoady7513]

I'm doing it right now full well knowing there will be serious consequences.

[@IevaKambarovaite]

Don't mind me.. Having a blast weeping on the train listening to this brilliant conversation

[@BodilessVoice]

Ah, a woman after my own heart.

[@IevaKambarovaite]

@@BodilessVoice 😉💜

[@SanthanamSridharan]

Hugs !

[@charlescoult]

I too was brought to tears at some of the topics covered. I'm not sure what brought you to tears or why but when they spoke of the similarity between the "tree of life" imagery in disparate cultures and the imagery present in Julian's drawing as a child, the implications of a common underlying order throughout the human condition brought tears of awe to my eyes. I hope I don't sound too pretentious, that's not my aim.

[@jgaraz]

Yes. I ended up bing watching 3 long form interviews yesterday and today with Jordan. Unfortunately, for all the imprtant stuff I did not get done, each are are captivating, unique and emotionally engaging. I realize in this how awesome Tim is as both a host and an interviewer. If you have any tears left, check out Jordan's interview with Jonathan Pageau. It blew my Christian doctrine heart and mind.

[@ZeeDog27]

Jordan - We hope you read all these great comments. You have also had an enourmous and immesurable impact on the world already. We look forward to you getting back to full strength. You truely are playing a very important part in this crazy world.

[@jameshopkins21]

Dr. Peterson, I am a fan. I have come to listen to your podcasts and motivational clips for an hour or two or three nearly every day. I wish I could share with you mountains of information that I have gleaned over many years of experience on virtually every topic you discuss. The call to challenge young men to make the world a better place by encouraging competence and speaking truth, on recognizing the uniqueness of every soul and serving the least among us ring deeply within me. I lack the distinction and achievements that those you interview possess, yet I am not without insights and experience that I think you would find valuable. I am a 73-year-old retired general surgeon who is self-employed part time as a medical researcher. I am also a lay minister or a priesthood holder in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. I served a two year mission for my church in Chile from 1969 to 1971 and on a church high council in New York City. I closed my surgical practice in the intermountain west in 1996 after suffering a mid-brain bleed that was complicated by acute hydrocephalus requiring emergency placement of a ventriculo-peritoneal shunt that left me with chronic drowsiness, impaired executive function, and some other problems but without obvious impact on my movement or speech. I worked for 13 years after my stroke at many odd jobs including working in a junior high and two career colleges teaching health, mathematics, anatomy and physiology, health administration, chemistry, biology, microbiology, etc. until difficulties planning my lecture schedule and submitting final grades on time led to my dismissal and finally a declaration of totally disability. I wrote my senior thesis at the University of California San Diego School of Medicine on evidence based medicine and medical outcome research as it relates to hypertension care in eleven New York City voluntary hospitals. My advisor was the developer of the health status index and its use as a measure of good or bad health policies. I did my internship at a hospital near Greenwich Village in Manhattan and did a fellowship in cardiothoracic surgery in Columbia, Missouri. My wife, a Juilliard-trained pianist, and our four children are exceptionally bright but were found to have an inductive learning problem that severely threatened their academic, professional, and social futures. I was told that I needed to summarize all that my children read and help them find the main ideas of what they regarded as confusing collections of random facts and to do research projects with them in history and science. I spent 6 to 12 hours a day tutoring them for 17 years. All their projects and research papers won state and/or national prizes. They were on a wide variety of topics including the historical context of Edgar Allen Poe's A Cask of Amontillado, Thomas Jeffersons views on slavery, the role of ancestors in the Revolutionary War and the Pequot War, just war theory as well as bridge and roof truss design, human insulation systems, and the mathematical modelling of break dancing. Each of my children qualified for scholarships--in large part due to my poverty--at premier colleges: Amherst College, Yale, MIT, and Harvard. All are married with children and gainfully employed. My oldest son teaches art and animation at two colleges in Chicago. My daughter graduated from Yale in Theater Arts and Acting from the Manhattan School Music in classical voice. She has won a Tony Award and received a Grammy Nomination. My two younger sons obtained Ph.D.s in mechanical engineering from MIT. One is a tenured professor in mechanical engineering and the other is a reseach engineer for Ford Motor Company. Talk about joy!! Things could have been so much worse for them. I am divorced but still interact significantly with my precious wife of 35 years. I was exposed to diethylstilbestrol in utero, and in 2002 developed a need to cross-dress that proved extremely difficult to control. St. John's Wort and Vyvanse eliminated completely my need to cross-dress for a year and a half but led to a clinically rather minor but ominous right frontal lacunar stroke in 2009 that required that I permanently discontinue these meds. I cross-dress only in private but have been involved with trans issues that go against the current trends now for many years. Still my wife was nauseated by even the idea of my cross-dressing and decided to divorce me. I have no property and no car and have received a considerable amount of help from the welfare system of my faith over the years. Nevertheless, I regard myself as rich beyond my wildest dreams. I would love to spend some time on many topics with you including how to deal with economic inequality, challenging all men and women young and old to actively participate in promoting and implementing Christian values and learning to living a life of obedience to the laws and ordinances that Christ taught his church to follow, faith, repentance and sacrifice, consecration, virtue, and purity that prepares all in the human family past, present, and future, including the least among us, for a joyous eternal life together through taking responsibility to serve our families, our churches, and our communities and through taking upon us the name of Jesus Christ and always remembering the atonement and sacrifice of Jesus Christ. My email is [e-mail]

[@robertjackson2002]

Leaving a comment for the algorithm. More people need to see Jordan.

[@carnivorehitman]

This. I initially wasn’t a fan of JP. But I get it (now)

[@aristotlemarquardt693]

Adding to you

[@leondbleondb]

@@carnivorehitman more power to you

[@walteredstates]

Let's be more specific: More people need to see JBP *in this way and form*, so they might get the depth of meaning and love, and the fair and truthful complexity he actually lives and speaks and stands for. As opposed to, say, my friend, who made up and then closed their mind based on his bias and the poor choice of 'interviews' he watched...

[@emmanuelyerumoh4756]

This is such a gem. So much of life is deeply strange, but something like this puts more light into the world

[@TheShadyStudios]

Nice

[@yiranimal]

Wow, you really have to admire JP's load in life; his hunger for truth; his bravery, earnestness, etc. God really broke the mold with him. Glad to see him back at it.

[@tammycawelti5404]

My thoughts exactly couldn't agree more God bless Jordan Peterson

[@kwall1464]

I have found JBP to be such a sane voice in all this craziness, I deeply appreciate him and his work. Thank you Tim for having him on. Blessings to you both!

[@jamesw.blatch1584]

It’s 3.30 AM. I am in bed in Sydney, Australia. I woke up during the night and KZbin had autoselected this for me. I awoke with Jordan talking to me about openness. I am an open person, by his definition. His words comforted me so deeply, I can’t put this moment into words. Thankyou Tim and Thankyou Jordan - I’m halfway through 12 More Rules which I picked up from Dymocks in Sydney CBD. It’s harder to understand than the first book, but I’ve grown as a man since then too - thanks to you.

[@tnerb830]

Get maps of meaning next it's way harder to understand! 😇

[@antoniariboni8537]

Im in melbourne Australia. Often end up listening to these gems when most people are sleeping. Last night I was listening to his interview with Dr Andrew hubermann at 2am in the morning. Addictive enlightening listening. Look it up. Highly recommend❤

[@tnerb830]

@@antoniariboni8537 I just watched it the other night too very good!

[@makaylahollywood3677]

Good morning Sydney...from US...i feel the same;-)

[@phasespace4700]

You;re in a lunatic cult. Simple as that.

[@kalibford3888]

There are moments when Truth is being spoken, or discovered, and you can feel the weight of those moments during this interview. Thank you Mr Ferris for allowing those moments to just flow out of Mr Jordan.

[@zaldare]

This was tremendously good. I had to stop at several moments to take in the wisdom and reflect on my own life. Dr Peterson is just a fascinating man to listen to and he understands the struggles of the modern man in this society and how low you can fall if you don't have the basics of love and purposefulness in your life. His whole rant about facing your own dragons and becoming the hero had the me on the verge of tears.

[@steveb6718]

i dont know about other women, but your dreamgirl/princess, needs you to go slay the dragon. trust me, I married my dreamgirl, and its an absolute fact.

[@Kellycreator]

Another wonderful interview with JP. Such a understated gentleman. Always an honour to listen to his wisdom. I enjoy the inconvenient and uncomfortable self questioning that he invokes deep within. There is no growth without discomfort.

[@shindepramodp]

Probably the deepest, profound and inspiring interview (almost haunting), that I have experienced so far: it has changed a few paradigms for me and will now act as a second conscience which will continue to make me look at myself and my world in different ways and continually learn new things and keep me changing for the better.

[@yellow01umrella]

What a time to be alive

[@ChadZuberAdventures]

I recently learned of Jordan Peterson and have enormous respect for what he is doing. It is very interesting to see him talking these very deep matters with Tim Ferris whom i find to also be incredibly intelligent. These two are on two very different planes of consciousness. I admire Tim's courage to even have Jordan on his show because I don't think Tim's values quite align with Jordan's but this made for a very interesting conversation. Many hosts that interview Jordan visibly get emotionally charged but Tim appeared to remain calm and humble. Thank you to both of you for this valuable conversation.

[@j3ffn4v4rr0]

Some of Tim's best and most interesting interviews are with people he acknowledges he and most of his audience disagree with. His interview with Charles Koch comes to mind.

[@mykologist6285]

I think Tim is the perfect interviewer for Jordan. He is such a master of guiding conversations and such an excellent question-asker.

[@AmosLaRue]

I just recently discovered Jordan Peterson too, and feel like I'm late to the game. It makes me sad that Jordan and his family has had to suffer so and that he has scraped past the lowest low, using his book as a life raft. I think that what he has to say is important. I think that he's important. I hope he knows how important he is to people; people he doesn't even know exist. I hope he keeps up the good fight because the world needs people like Jordan Peterson, and Thomas Sowell (also whom I just recently discovered) right now... I sure as hell do.

[@j3ffn4v4rr0]

@@AmosLaRue Agreed...it says a lot for his book that it could be such a life raft. I've also just heard of Thomas Sowell, but know little about him...can you give me an "elevator pitch" of what he's all about?

[@rogerc23]

@@j3ffn4v4rr0 Marxist who eventually met Milton Friedman. Then studied in depth all the cultural lies of America’s left, especially for African Americans, and set out to discuss and expose them for about 5 decades now.

[@doctordansherbalhourlectur7480]

"Love is the wish that all being would flourish" - that is a powerful guide of action. Reminds me of the buddhist prayer may all beings be well, happy and peaceful.

[@ryanceros9510]

“Kindness is an inner desire that makes us want to do good things even if we do not get anything in return. It is the joy of our life to do them. When we do good things from this inner desire, there is kindness in everything we think, say, want, and do.” and, maybe a step further: "Love consists in desiring to give what is our own to another and feeling his delight as our own." ―both quotes by Emanuel Swedenborg

[@_stoykov6953]

Which is also very close to the definition of love within Buddhism - the wish for other person to be happy.

[@classygary]

@@ryanceros9510 “Let me enjoy yourself” - Phish

[@ryanceros9510]

@@classygary "You Enjoy Myself" Winner! "Boy Man God Shit", the natural progression...

[@CreezonPrvt]

With Jordan Peterson I'm always impressed by how emotional he is when talking about topics he cares about and how well he is able to show these emotions.

[@thehorizontries4759]

-“you know, in the deepest part of your heart, that if you don’t tell the truth the world falls apart.” J. Peterson

[@mach_media]

Hence the discord fake news has delivered us

[@firecatgreg]

@@mach_media True. . . and their goal is to have it fall apart so they can remake it with a bubble falsehood. Which is Agenda 21. Hence they seek to steal, kill and destroy . . . and call that progress without progress. Because they value disorder over order and feel the price of order is to much and causes "global warming". Hence the supposition of the "science" of the left is to create a paradise or utopia which has "sustainable" energy in a fixed state of some primitive perfection. That being a system that is closed with perfect 100% sustainability and no loss in energy or heat. That is the worship of the first law of thermodynamics with a closed system that is everlasting and has not energy or matter loss. But in reality of the world and universe from both physics and nature mankind has learned that the universe is NOT a steady state fixed universe of eternity, but an expanding universe from the Big Bang which is our bubble universe which will have a trajectory of the beginning at the Big Bang event to the end at a cold expanded and dissipating death of cold death, without a creative regeneration from something outside of it. . . which would require a God outside of the universe. All transactions have waste heat and heat is required to be harnessed to create both work useful work and structure. We see waste energy in all biological systems and even in the universe when Supernovas explode and form complex elements with more energy complexity, and higher value structures. But waste heat happens from both. So we don't have a sustainable paradise just a future cold death from nature with a fixed life span. So all things in physics end in a cold expanded death. And also in nature in any "enclosed" zone which seems to be like a system enclosed but most are not we have a thing like earth which is composed of a vast but fixed set of resources which include energy based things like the elements which came from nuclear-synthesis in science, but that being the mechanism of creation for those who want to talk about that. All things in nature and physics in the physics world and in nature move from a state of higher level of complexity to a lower level of complexity and this higher level of complexity included EMBEDDED structure which includes alpha species like mankind which has many higher level heat sinks which is inefficiencies of nature. In the modern world but in all constructs of "co-creation" of mankind structures even organisms in nature have higher value due to their higher level of complexity. Mankind being closest to God in our creation. Those structures require co-operative or slave states of animals and life forms below them that co-operate or are used as slaves and fuel stock to keep the alpha species going. Even in our structures we see the same thing. So all things are on a path of high energy complexity do lower energy diversity as they break down. And in all things in physics we see this and in evolution and Darwinism we see it as well. The struggle to be higher in life both in biology and in physics takes energy and there is always a waste energy heat sink. And that exists in all things. So the second law of thermodynamics comes into play. But Materialism of Atheism denies this constantly. They see no value in the struggle nor the complexities of structure when mated to "Green Guilt" of more value with more efficiency of simple life forms. So they are pro life but for pro life chaos of simple life forms because they generate less heat. So to worship that as a substitute for heaven is to say a perfect world of simplicity can happen and that means the value of a life is based on it's efficiency and structure and waste are a SIN of energy wasting. So complex life forms are less valuable. Hence a bacteria or virus even which is not a real life form in it's own has more value than a human being because green guilt says we must stop GLOBAL WARMING and energy loss is SIN. But in all religions and even in re-incarnation Karma higher level beings have more value and are a reward for being a better lower level structure in re-incarnation but in western religions we simple say "Man is dominant" and has more right to life. So Fake News pushes the worship of the first law of thermodynamics and the simple and energy sustainable life of perfection and over unity, but misunderstands and completely ignores the second law of thermodynamics and energy and complexity death and the struggle for that defined meaning. Hence they are scientific with only half of the definition of science. We are bound to the life of a corrupt or declining universe and world. There is an Alpha and Omega, a beginning and an End and we are bound to that relativistic timeline in space time and cannot leave that inside nature. Nature is corrupt or on a path of energy death and that is a fact from the expansion of the universe and the state of Darwinism. But Communism ignores all that because they worship a false paradise of an unchanging primitive world that never existed and never can.

[@bijanshadnia3620]

These two men have profoundly changed my life for the better. Thank you both.

[@mikeconant4777]

Wow, what an incredible discussion. Tim can often over-pontificate regarding his own thoughts during some interviews, but not here, great job! These guys come from such different intellectual and experiential backgrounds and interests, so I didn't expect much room for riffing on shared ideas; which is why this interview is such a gem. Jordan exposes his deep emotions around his values and shares his intellectually-fed neurotic tendencies with a level of vulnerability that I've not seen before. His suffering and fear of 'the chaos' were quite palpable and Tim found little room for deeper exploration for the potential of psychotropics; at least that day. I look forward to reading Peterson's new book and another meeting of these minds in maybe 6 - 9 months. THANK YOU

[@Mateo-et3wl]

their circles barely overlap. tim is all about mechanical efficiency but he has nothing valuable to say about the big questions in life.

[@mikeconant4777]

@@Mateo-et3wl it seems you may have had limited exposure to Tim’s breadth of explored topics over the last few years. In any case I agree that they come from vastly different intellectual and spiritual growth paths

[@BRBafteraword]

Tim Ferris sets himself apart from the average podcaster with his thoughtfully constructed, intelligent questions and conversation points. Watching this interview I understand why Dr. Peterson resonates with so many people: he holds his ideas and opinions with a clear sense of humility and compassion for humanity. He does not have the arrogant and snarky tone of voice with which so many who hold dubious claims to powerful positions in society tend to speak to the at large public. Much respect for the man.

[@johnnyroycerichardsoniii3273]

Jordan Peterson has had the single largest impact in my intellectual development. Forever grateful

[@marko6489]

I would say he has had the single largest impact on my spiritual development and by that i mean, getting my shit together. He has irretrievably shaped my perspective on life for the better.

[@ChimpRiot]

This really ought to be 3 hours longer.

[@Wingedmagician]

This ought to be a series

[@mysigt_]

@@Wingedmagicianthe Tim Ferriss Show should be the Peterson-Ferriss Soultrain

[@dylanjosephhall]

Absolutely :)

[@percycerutty9687]

JP not up to that length ATM, perhaps a series of shorter talks would be in order

[@SanthanamSridharan]

yeah!

[@winskypinsky]

Every time I listen to Dr Peterson, I grow a few more inches. I’m only 5’2” and now I bump my head on the Moon. God bless this dear man. Very happy I found Tim Ferriss too!

[@katsebo5526]

I love this analogy

[@amyyma369]

this is a lovely comment

[@brfc4454]

Bronwyn, you should write a book 📖 classic

[@kevinblack7036]

This dialogue is profoundly inspirational. I’m so glad to have listened to it. Thank you Jordan Peterson and Tim Ferris.

[@arevsteffen]

JP is one of the few who can say things like "We also don't know what to do with things we don't know what to do with", and I know what he means.

[@coolguy418]

One of the best interviews I've ever seen with Jordan, and I've seen many. This one goes far beyond the surface and is truly one you could watch a few times to pick up new insight.

[@arlen9190]

Really...

[@s0mbres]

The last 10 or so minutes. Man, I really missed this guy.

[@terryosullivan6240]

me too

[@bobrickert4333]

Coolest thing I've seen on KZbin. You're correct sir,the last ten minutes - whoa

[@johnvliet523]

Wow. I’ve never found Peterson likable, and understand that would not necessarily be important to him, but the last few minutes of this totally turned that around… His ability to correlate the dark side of openness as a feature of personality with disillusionment brought on by psychedelics, by those who are already open, and questioning identity in religious traditions was concrete. His emotion toward the end is hard to define, but he impressed me as someone willing to be torn in half by opposing ideas, over and over again to arrive at various truths. Seeing that vulnerability in someone who has come off to me repeatedly as abrasive showed me the personal cost of shuttling between each polarity. I’m sure I will watch and benefit from this interview again. Great job.

[@jasongravely7217]

Conversations with Jordan Peterson never ceases to blow my mind. They aren’t even necessarily his ideas but he communicates them so well and puts his own touch on them.

[@lucassevero7260]

I agree very much

[@MultiLukacar]

Tim is such a good listener. I love it, he just let's Jordan talk so Jordan has time to explore and play with his thought.. and this is so valuable. I love it. The power of listening is so underestimated.

[@paulbergner9713]

Great insight, I agree completely. I have seen other conversations and interviews (probably hundreds at this point) with Dr Peterson and he gets talked over and interrupted a lot. Tim did a phenomenal job in letting him speak and mentally swirl on the topics.

[@morgengold]

Second that. Didn't expect to see one of the best jordan interviews with Tim Ferris. I was wrong.

[@TJVillamil]

Thank you Tim for a beautifully executed interview. You made JP come to life with each question. The last 10 mins made me emotional. Well worth the attention of my soul.

[@hereiam3658]

I heard the phrase highly sensitive people..HSP...and thought yes I could identify with this because I feel everything around me...I never understood it and I have been busy my whole life on this journey feeling things and knowing it wasn't mine...well now I understand its others frequency that I pick up on and sometimes it hurts like hell...sudden sadness i was on a roller-coaster until I figured it out and learned to control it and identify that it is there then it moves away....its weird...I have been blessed and now i use it in my life. I always blessed it and send peace back.

[@SaintJaymann]

I can't believe this content is free.... ESPECIALLY AD FREE!!

[@albianchi]

Great times!!

[@Xanaseb]

How does he manage that, does he pay a fee or something?

[@boris_ev]

To be fair, this video itself is an ad for the book, so the arrangement was probably not to obstruct advertisement with more advertisement. Really enjoyed it, not that I am against people making money from good content.

[@albianchi]

@@boris_ev Yes, the reason he is doing all the talks is to promote his book. But the fact that this content is free is remarkable, I would agree with Jay. Honestly because it is so rich in content, I want to go buy the book to reciprocate. Looking forward to hearing the discussions he has with Aubrey Marcus, and Bret Weinstein, and listening to this one with Tim for the 3rd time.

[@homosapien4833]

@@boris_ev Peterson helped me so much he could take 50% of my income for all I care

[@amirperrymusic]

Loved every minute of this. Jordan has been a blessing to my life. His perspective has changed the way I view so many aspects of my life. I’m eternally grateful. 🙏🏾

[@SharonOnTheNet]

It is a good world that has Jordan Peterson in it. Tim, great interview!!

[@arnaldo8681]

Is it though? I mean, im glad we have him. But what made him famous was the pronoums controversy in canada, and it seems that what compeled him to study those things were the horrors of the cold war Maybe the reason we have jordan peterson is because we dont live in such a good world

[@bhbluebird]

@@arnaldo8681 Unfortunately, you might be right.

[@godloves9163]

You’d like this greatly also, explains the details on history and much more including religions, etc; Total Onslaught series by Walter Veith

[@SobeCrunkMonster]

i guess he makes up for genocide, pollution, and religious/nationalistic zealotry? lmao

[@cosuinofdeath]

@@arnaldo8681 or maybe it’s just history repeating itself because every time these people have tried they fail then scapegoat and have to try again. Who knows who cares

[@LILRHONDALEE]

Extraordinary interview! I just recently discovered Dr. Peterson...my newfound hero, a kindred spirit, and, an eloquent speaker of truth. Thanks to him for helping me find the right words to communicate my thoughts and feelings. I look forward to reading his books. He brings me to tears, because love hurts. At 60 yrs. old, and a broken heart, I need Dr. Peterson like a tourniquet! I am so grateful for what must be divine fate. Thank you Tim, for having this interview, and asking the poignant questions. I am now a subscriber to your channel. Wishing all a lovely day, and to Jordan Peterson...tight hugs, with all my heart.

[@lynnlawson7528]

I've seen many interviews with Jordon Peterson, however this one was not the same old topics! I so enjoyed the entire hour!! Refreshingly and respectfully done. Thank you!😊

[@1stsharkb8]

The one he did recently with Dave Rubin is really good.

[@stephanieabinakle3538]

I first heard his interview with Lewis Howes last week, but this one was even better. Peterson has so much much wisdom to share with the world, and what a gift it is to hear him speak so eloquently. The best part of his interviews is the raw display of his emotions through tears. I thoroughly enjoy the emotional reaction it evokes in me, every single time.

[@danwalker4129]

I was replying to James's comment and I use the word eloquent ly and yours was the very next comment, I just felt something about that. It raised my eyebrow s👋

[@lucindyfleenor487]

I am not comparing Jordan Peterson to God but

[@lucindyfleenor487]

Sorry, finishing my above msg. I had the thought after listening to this: wow, think how blessed the people were to hear Jesus speaking, to have heard the beatitudes! That alone would be enough to want to go to heaven!!

[@pitpride1220]

Probably the best guy to interview Jordan. Tim asks great questions.

[@richarddebono7092]

Love is: "The wish that all being would flourish." Amazing! I've never heard a better description. Thank you!

[@billriddle1963]

I'm so glad Jordan Peterson is back

[@jaimebower3451]

There is no one like this guy! So thankful for him! His wisdom, humility, experience, education, and courage are such a rare combination! So many of us resonate with what he has to say bc we know the Spirit inside of us does speak the same language he speaks out loud- Truth, love, hope. He is just such a genius in the way he describes us as human beings.

[@mindyvaughan9638]

I cannot even put into words how grateful I am to have Jordan Peterson back in my sphere of existence!

[@ariane1781]

I agree wholeheartedly.

[@jimosullivan1389]

@@ariane1781 Both you, I and many many others.

[@petergusev999]

@Dan L You

[@michaelm2472]

Always feel so refreshed and energized by Jordan Peterson’s talks or interviews, even when they get tough to experience - such as this one. Great interview and Tim Ferris’s must be thanked for such restraint to let JP speak and have the moment of vulnerability. So many interviewers forget to let their subject be the subject.

[@michaelb9940]

The truth, brought tears to his eyes! It’s what he’s been fighting for, and what he’s passionate about. Absolutely brilliant.

[@maryfowles807]

“Love is something like the wish that all being would flourish.”

[@555Trout]

It's one of those statements that you can never forget.

[@marilynholmes8229]

.... to live, is to love. 🌸

[@tito-xz8mh]

This can’t be real, Tim Ferris and Jordan Peterson together?!?!

[@chancemack]

I know right. Best of both worlds.

[@almamikaliukas547]

Haha right!

[@bubbafringman1864]

How is this possible?

[@chelseapoet3664]

Believe it bro! Happy days!