I think you have a lot of potential and should keep going with this channel. You articulate your thoughts well, you just need more time and refinement, but the potential is most certainly there. It feels like you are reading a text, and if you can get to a point where you let some of the dynamics and emotions come through without reading, but articulate it just as well as you are now...your channel will get more growth. Don't disappear, keep at it.
@@nathanbrake9666iPhone and a little mic. I don’t know anything about mastering audio, or anything else. If you have any advice or resources, I’m all ears.
I have bought this book, it arrived today, and I have read just over a page from the first page from the first chapter out loud, I am a really poor reader. I collect books far more than read them. Jordan Peterson - Psychology, psychiatry, theology, philosophy, mythology, and neuroscience - Whew!!
Exactly this book is revolutionary and destroys the enlightenment school of thought. Peterson really reveals the abstract concepts we think as self evident without looking into
Hmmm, not sure I buy this line of reasoning from Peterson considering how long slavery existed and was condoned in the Bible and all religions. It seems that morality is relative if you consider history and how norms changes over time. I recently came across this Thomas Sowell quote that seems apt- "Professor Paul Krugman, for example, refers to slavery as 'America’s original sin.' But it would be hard to find an evil less localized than slavery. Though universally condemned today, slavery was an institution accepted as a fact of life for thousands of years, by even moral and religious leaders around the world. Christian monasteries in Europe and Buddhist monasteries in Asia had slaves..."
@@wolflarson71 great comment and very important question. I think it’s important to remember that ideas presented somewhere don’t automatically spread throughout every mind and heart. It takes time for these ideas to be planted like seeds and spread. I think that’s evidenced by the fact that the abolition of slavery in America and throughout the world, as much as it has been, was rooted in this idea that every individual is a sovereign on their own. I don’t know of any other place where abolition, and for that much, the civil rights, movement, all grew out of that specific idea. If there was no truth to this line of reasoning, then we’d have to figure out from where else did the abolition movement come and from what else did it arise.
@@MrMulatto23 I'm sure there are things we are doing today that will be considered morally abhorrent years from now. The way we treat animals and the environment are two that immediately come to mind. I'm just not sure how much the bible or religion has to say about it currently other than ignoring or condoning just like it did with slavery. In my mind, that makes morality subjective/relative based on the norms of the times.
@@MrMulatto23 A bunch of factors contributed to the end of slavery including religion. It existed and was phased out around the world so no sure why abolition was unique to the west since it existed in Japan, etc.
Thank you for starting this conversation. This is inspitational.
I think you have a lot of potential and should keep going with this channel. You articulate your thoughts well, you just need more time and refinement, but the potential is most certainly there. It feels like you are reading a text, and if you can get to a point where you let some of the dynamics and emotions come through without reading, but articulate it just as well as you are now...your channel will get more growth. Don't disappear, keep at it.
Thanks! I was thinking the same thing. My other video on this book didn’t have any scripting and I felt like it went much better.
Good advice.
@@MrMulatto23 What do you do for recording? Phone? Do you color grade video and master the audio?
@@nathanbrake9666iPhone and a little mic. I don’t know anything about mastering audio, or anything else. If you have any advice or resources, I’m all ears.
I have bought this book, it arrived today, and I have read just over a page from the first page from the first chapter out loud, I am a really poor reader. I collect books far more than read them. Jordan Peterson - Psychology, psychiatry, theology, philosophy, mythology, and neuroscience - Whew!!
Beautifully presented 👏
Thanks a lot 😊
Exactly this book is revolutionary and destroys the enlightenment school of thought. Peterson really reveals the abstract concepts we think as self evident without looking into
Exactly
Please i am in nigeria how can i get the book. I am desperate
You can watch the biblical series lectures which cover a lot of the same material.
Hmmm, not sure I buy this line of reasoning from Peterson considering how long slavery existed and was condoned in the Bible and all religions. It seems that morality is relative if you consider history and how norms changes over time. I recently came across this Thomas Sowell quote that seems apt- "Professor Paul Krugman, for example, refers to slavery as 'America’s original sin.' But it would be hard to find an evil less localized than slavery. Though universally condemned today, slavery was an institution accepted as a fact of life for thousands of years, by even moral and religious leaders around the world. Christian monasteries in Europe and Buddhist monasteries in Asia had slaves..."
@@wolflarson71 great comment and very important question.
I think it’s important to remember that ideas presented somewhere don’t automatically spread throughout every mind and heart. It takes time for these ideas to be planted like seeds and spread. I think that’s evidenced by the fact that the abolition of slavery in America and throughout the world, as much as it has been, was rooted in this idea that every individual is a sovereign on their own. I don’t know of any other place where abolition, and for that much, the civil rights, movement, all grew out of that specific idea.
If there was no truth to this line of reasoning, then we’d have to figure out from where else did the abolition movement come and from what else did it arise.
@@MrMulatto23 I'm sure there are things we are doing today that will be considered morally abhorrent years from now. The way we treat animals and the environment are two that immediately come to mind. I'm just not sure how much the bible or religion has to say about it currently other than ignoring or condoning just like it did with slavery. In my mind, that makes morality subjective/relative based on the norms of the times.
@@wolflarson71 then why do you think the abolition of slavery was unique to the west, and why did it come from religiously motivated people?
@@MrMulatto23 A bunch of factors contributed to the end of slavery including religion. It existed and was phased out around the world so no sure why abolition was unique to the west since it existed in Japan, etc.
@@MrMulatto23 Religion was a constant for thousands of years when slavery existed so you need other variables to explain why it changed.
Grow out that beard :))
lol...I can't!! It keeps bugging me and I shave it.