2015 Personality Lecture 22: Conclusion - Psychology and Belief
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 เม.ย. 2015
- University of Toronto PSY230
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April 2, 2015
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Jordan Peterson is the next Jordan Peterson.
J. M. He’s the next Michael Jordan.
You predicted it 5 years ago!!
Still true
There is an astonishing amount of truth and wisdom in these lectures, I cant even believe it.
This series should be required viewing for all humans.
The only objection anyone can have to this, is the same as when someone says that 1984 should be required reading.
haha! funny I'm just seeing your reply now... Amazing how far JBP's reach is these days... I think what I was intuiting those 2 years ago was something more like... One day JBP will be really big...
I agree
Agreed
Arfimative
The last few minutes as Dr. Peterson concludes his class, you can tell he really loves his students and hopes for the best for them.
I hope you recover quickly Dr. Peterson.
27k views this lecture is hitting my soul, I want everyone in the world to hear this, this lecture is truth whether people can accept it or not. I came across JP in the midst of turning my life around to becoming success at something and the reason it hits my soul is because everything I experienced from being aimless, nihilistic and losing hope, to not giving in but to keep trying until I found meaning is exactly what Jordan talks about, it is real because I ent through all the thought patterns. I’m going to see him in June this year and I think I would actually cry if I could shake his hand. Thankyou for everything you do JP I have the opportunity to spread your world and express the importance of psychology.
You all prolly dont give a shit but does anyone know a way to get back into an instagram account??
I was dumb lost the password. I would love any tricks you can give me
now 45K!
Is it strange that I just wanna hug this guy?
It is difficult to express the amplitude of my gratitude for intellectual and emotional pleasure these videos brought or how they enriched my creative life. I am very much looking forward to reading Professor Peterson's book and hope he will have another book out soon. BRAVO!
Dr. Peterson,
I listen to your lectures every day on my commute to graduate school. Thank you for uploading your lectures and sharing your knowledge.
What an amazing gift you bring us. Posting Your class online is truly generous and powerful. I went to college 15 years ago and am constantly on the look for ways to keep learning. I hope other professors follow your lead for those of us who are still growing and learning about the world with the wisdom and patience of age.
Yes, Every person has an intrinsic value.
This man is eloquent
Watched all 22 lectures in a week. Brilliant
Ahh ya beat me by a few days lol.
Listened to this series of lectures and also 'maps of meaning' while working from home in covid19 quarantine. Now for the biblical series. With any luck, Peterson will live a long and productive life.
@@Outstanding_Gal maps of meaning is an exploration of symbolism from a psychological perspective. The best way to describe it would be: ancient religions and symbolism contained pieces of universal truths about human psychology and interaction. I thoroughly enjoyed the connections peterson makes. It shows that early humans had a fundamental grasp of their personal and group psychology without using modern or 'scientific' processes.
Congratulations to everyone who made it through all of those lectures!
Wow. This is the only lecture I have seen so far but I am amazed and astounded by the level of intelligence, knowledge and comprehension this guy has for the world and human kind. I'm really looking forward to watching all the other lectures.
Your lectures are pure inspiration for me...
A real picture of old wise man, he showed me through the lecture when I was naive in my life and answered the questions of years of conflict with others and the ways out of them
This was an incredibly enlightening series and has opened my mind up vastly in ways I didn't previously know was possible. Thank you so much Dr. Peterson, you are among the leaders of the human race.
Enjoy every lecture. He seems most alive when he's lecturing before young, bright students with great potential.
This lecture has been life changing for me. I could not recommend more highly that everyone should listen to it. Thank you Sir!
God bless you Dr. Peterson truly.
This was a great conclusion to the series. As a current student he said some things that I really needed to hear. Thank you Jordan Peterson
It took me 4 months but I finally finished this series of lectures, combined with the reading assignments!
Thank you for putting these online!
Next stops: Maps of Meaning, self authoring, and the reading lists!
Do you still have the reading assignments? The info page for the course is no longer available.
Amazing and life-transforming series of lectures. Thank you.
This is a fantastic bit of educational lecturing. JBP has provided his well built foundation and this is the icing. Thanks for sharing and good luck with your health recovery Dr. Peterson
Thank you for this wonderful series of extremely engaging lectures.
I’ve been lurking and haven’t left a comment through the previous 19 lectures but since we are coming to a conclusion I have to express my gratitude and admiration to your Sir. Gonna go check out your other lectures right now on meaning. I loved these lectures so much I will be watching the entirety many more times in the future, letting it mesh with me. Also I’ll be buying your merchandise as a way of saying thank you for now :)
Watch the Maps of Meaning lectures. U won't regret it. Although I will say, they r much heavier (but just as practical to everyday life) than the personality lectures, so be prepared for that.
Grateful to have known Jordan Peterson. Thank You.
What a beautiful soul is J Peterson ! May he have joy and love in his life another 100 years
Thank you Dr. Peterson. It was a pleasure.
I appreciate these videos. I literally looked foward to each presentation as you uploaded them. I have seen every one of his lectures on your channel and the few located elsewhere on youtube. Many of which I have seen or listened to numerous times. I am in debt to his thought.
Also congrats on graduating...good luck in the future. And do please let him know there are people out there who find his thought and work enlightening, instructive, comforting, and inspirational.
I'm not sure how I stumbled upon this, probably looking for lectures on Jung or Nietzsche...but I sure am glad I did.
What's your take on JBP subsequent 4 years and rise to fame? Has this position changed?
I listened to all of the lectures in this series. It was an absolute delight. I’m sad that I didn’t study psychology while I was in college, like I initially wanted. I studied international affairs and took an eclectic mix of classes that didn’t interfere with the multiple jobs I worked at the time. I’m sad that I wasn’t true to my initial desire, but I’m glad Mr. Peterson is so generous as to supply lectures like these for free. It’s exciting to devote my time to this now.
Often times I am depressed for a variety of personal reasons, but knowing that Mr. Peterson is in the world and spreading his generosity and kindness, makes me think to myself, “It’s a good time to be alive.”
Thank you for everything you have done and continue to do, Mr. Peterson. You are one of my favorite people on Earth, and not only in the present-I personally think you are one of the best people ever produced in this world.
This guy is great, A paragon of intellectual and spiritual stability. He has inspired me to study Jungian psychology, I just downloaded the bollingen set recently! I really do hope he continues to upload his wisdom unto youtube. *Tear*
Thank you and Jordan Peterson for these videos!
Bravo Prof. Peterson, a very good lecture course.
I couldn't say more than THANK YOU Dr Jordan B Peterson!!!
I feel so very privileged to have been able to "attend" these classes! Many thanks to you, Dr. Peterson.
words of wisdom came out of your mouth :)
I have only seen such professors and such speeches in movies. Thank you, dr Peterson. It has been a great pleasure and a great honor to attend this class (virtually).
Thank you so much Professor Peterson 🐳
Thank you for who you are and what you do. Ive taken notes on every lecture in this series and started looking for ways to apply the principles of truth to my life wherever I can whenever I can. Since starting that practice my life has changed dramatically for the better, and I will never ever be the same. Again, thank you and God bless you sir.
Thank you, Professor.
Outstanding!
imagine having a teacher like Dr Peterson, wow just wow 👍
Just wanted to say I enjoyed the lectures. Thanks for making these available for public use 🙂
Dr. Peterson, thank you very much for this course. I wish I was in your class at U of T. I started this course during the COVID lockdown. The videos and readings have changed the way I view the world and myself. I plan on watching your maps of meaning course and doing the readings there as well.
Thank you very much,
Rpascuttini
I finished this 22 part series and I am in tears today. God works in a lot of ways. I see God working and speaking through you Jordan. I don't know what to say I am completely speechless.
Thank you for this series.
School of thought. Thanks for the lessons
Just finish the whole serie and I have to see I am so grateful for the this lectures and I have extracted many good knowledge
I needed that end speech of this lecture series in my first year in university. Now it's 20 years later...
thank you very much
This lecture is so good.
Dang can’t believe the class is over on to the next
I think that your insights are great and that you weave a very deep and profound picture, drawn from many sources, of the great pageantry and mystery of life. It's a great bird's eye view of the human predicament. I also see your thinking is in line with a TV show called "Once Upon a Time" where Jiminy Cricket is a psychiatrist and the problem of evil is born out of resent and hurt. Maybe the writers took your course! My deepest reservations about your course is how you resolve freewill with science or psychology, which seems to suggest that we are determined beings. Many times I've heard you say that we have no control over our urges and actions... but then I've heard you say what we should do a lot more times, maybe most of the time, so I assume we are free. But the thing is that science can never admit to freedom -- you won't find it in science. Overall a great job and I'll be checking your Maps of Meaning. Keep up the good work!
Brilliant Dr. Brilliant.
Thank you so very much Dr peterson for your amazing lectures . You are such blessing to humanity ❤
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Tears, tears, a lot of them.
Oh lord, simply amazing
I am indebted to you. I have learned so much from you. Talk to me about Hypnosis. NLP. My love for Carl Jung is from you. I wrote one of my Dissertations on RWE and Miguel de Unamuno. Unity in Multiplicity. My dad was very influenced by Nietzsche. ❤️
Transformation comes from initiation. Death and rebirth. It's the cirlcle of life.
It's bloody brilliant.
Incredible!
That was amazing!!!
What a Guy!
Now this is what we call a "Proper Man", lol
You are The Best!!
veni vidi and the latin for cleaned my room
TRT VITOR what's the Latin for cleaning my room!!!
Groundbreaking.
Get well Doc👏👏👏🇮🇪
march 13th. 2021 Saturday
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he just said it
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instrumental language (beware)
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(keep em comin jp)
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Thank You very much sir :}
Bravo
Awesome
Just finished the entire 2015 lecture series. I finished the 2017 lecture series. Now what do I do
I was in the same place. Start reading the literature, and writing about what you read. Formulate your thoughts.
Self-prophecy at 40:40...little did he know!
I woul like to pose a question? As we see nature and survival of the fittest seems to be a proven concept, how can Nihilismus be existent?? Atheist seems to be pretty okay, but Nihilismen seems to be obvious wrong??
Well that hit like a truck.
I dont see how you decide on making a world a better or worse place... I rather catch myself thinking- do i create a better world or i don't.. I mean- the enemy of good(in this instance, because im not one of the people who knowingly would want world to be worse) is not bad, its... Passivity? Its like- you do thinks its bad if you fight with loved one, but if you feel that he/she becomes indifferent to you, than you know that its over.
Hmm.. So in a sense doing wrongest thing is just to not do the right thing, not necessary doing something bad..
Isn't it also that the "divine" answer is rather narrow of scope and capacity?
he's just like me fr
I wonder what his thoughts are on the psychological impacts of technology are (On the collective and individual level) . Such as the faster rates of travel, the constant contact with everyone at all times via the internet, the oceans of information available even to the spear chucking "primitive" in a tribal setting. Or if he deems these things of any magnitude capable of affecting anything too much.
I don't know, that seems highly unlikely.
The pressures that new mediums put on to us completely shape the way we perceive.. I mean... Look at language for example( Although I don't think the symbol making faculty is at all a technology), Is it not a form of technology? "...[I]f a new technology extends one or more of our senses outside us into the social world, then new ratios among all of our senses will occur in that particular culture. It is comparable to what happens when a new note is added to a melody. And when the sense ratios alter in any culture then what had appeared lucid before may suddenly become opaque, and what had been vague or opaque will become translucent" - Marshall McLuhan. To me its clear that technology plays pivotal roles in shaping our perceptions and cognitive ability, We shape our tools and then our tools shape us. I just want to hear what a Jungian type of psychologist would say about technology... I think it'd be interesting as hell..
Is technology just a method for expression? Or it is an expression itself? Perhaps both? (I'm no psychologist obviously, I just recently started reading into all of this stuff and Jungian idea's really suit me.. (I take more of a visionary's approach to understanding the human animal).
I want to make a few comments on the course as a whole, which I liked very, very much. These are the 2% items that made me say "wait, wait" which were embedded in the 98% I was in complete sync with, so please do not take it as mere detraction or tendentiousness. This is one of the very best of the many lecture series I have listened to.
1. Intelligence gets a pass. You talked early in the course about how a "personality", perhaps an archetype or complex, inhabits us, not the other way around. How then do psychometric statistics and predictive models, such as you associated with intelligence and industriousness and their role in success, inhabit us? Does logic emerge from our evolutionary past and possess us? Are these archetypal? What is the piece of id, what biological organ(ism), do those statistically tractable factors emerge from? It seems in one setting you advise us to understand the underlying cultural (archaeological) stories, but in the other setting you advise us to take hold of our most calculating faculty (intelligence) and use it to succeed, instrumentally. You are clearly intelligent and industrious, and I wonder that you find so little to worry about in modes of existence you know too closely. Hitler and his racial hygienists (with the orderliness you admit not sharing) did not have the technical skill to apply assembly line methodologies to genocide, much less develop nuclear weapons. That took intelligence, which does not get treated as causative in your assessment of totalitarian mass murder, the undeniable superior intelligence of a Marx or Nietzsche or Haeckel notwithstanding.
2. The association of parasite presence and absolutist societies. Although I have no doubt the powerful statistical correlation exists as claimed, it would seem that a similar correlation might also be measured between countries in the mid-latitudes with tropical or desert climates and absolutism (climatology drivers) or again between countries with poor sanitation infrastructure and absolutism (development drivers) or yet again between countries that were historically occupied by short-term extractive european colonizers rather than heavily settled by europeans (politico-cultural drivers). If you controlled for these or other associations it would have been helpful to hear a discussion. In terms of the larger theory, I suspect pre-WWII Germany was one of the most sanitary countries around.
3. Avoidance of post-structural critique. You clearly appreciate the heritage of phenomenology and existentialism, and you produce forceful teachings based on them. You mentioned Kuhn once I believe. The critique mounted by Foucault and Derrida and their ilk is directed largely at the assumption of certainty by modern science. It can be reduced to the proposition that, clearly, scientific truth evolves over time, and appears to be coordinated by ritual speech acts, specifically the publication of papers. This requires a close connection between "scientific" reality on one hand, and a very specialized diction and vocabulary, essentially a literary domain supporting a notion of reality, rather than a reality necessarily accurately expressed in language. I think this proposition requires a response, and we students might have managed a common sense evaluation along the very persuasive pragmatist line, that we have to track with things that seem to work. For me, however, the Kuhnian critique and its outflow sticks; it has a place and needs to be engaged.
Anyone else getting unskippable advertising in less than 1 minute intervals? I get one advertisement that is almost 7 minutes long and there is no skip button on it. I just got that one again foe the third time in a row and there's only about 30-40 seconds of video between the advertisements. Is this common for anyone else? It seems exclusive to Dr Petersons videos as I do not see many advertising on other channels.
Hi it depends on the local time that you watch. I noticed that past the midnight mark the ads become almost non-existent
Im gonna sue!! I want my credits...
Yes, the modernists of the last century tend to be very atomized.
sounds like DID... if you vibe with this, do some research
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Being possessed by the army of the dead is not a good idea. :)
35:43 how dangerous...
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