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Life Choices Peterson"s slavish interview with evil Netanyahu Peterson spreading Israel LIES Peterson ignoring Nazi War CRIMINALS committing genocide. Peterson acting like he is some paragon of virtue and fearless trurth to power when the exact opposite has been amply displayed. Your channel is excellent but i will pass the sick bucket on Peterson
Thank you, dear Sir! Your topics about physical and mental health helped me a lot to strengthen my stress resistance under conditions of war in my country Ukraine. I have been sticking to all your protocols and recommendations for almost three years. It definitely works! I have never been so strong before. Thank you again for your invaluable work!
Hear, hear 🍻🙌 Edited the spelling. I'm sorry I didn't notice. Maybe now this will not be so confusing.. ""Hear, hear" means to express agreement or approval, usually during a speech or meeting, essentially acting as a verbal applause, particularly used in formal settings like a parliament to show support for a speaker's point; it originates from the phrase "hear him, hear him" which meant to actively listen to what someone is saying."
I'm a young medical doctor in Iran. There's a law here that all the doctors must practice medicine for 2 years in rural and remote areas of the country in small government health facilities ( kind of a tax for free university education). You and Dr. Peterson have helped me a lot through these hard times in my country. I even taught many of yor protocols to my patients which are mostly illiterate elderly people :) Happy New Year. Wish you the best.
And I love the way you stated this. If you pay attention, you will find the strict differences in expression manner for those two, and I cannot say that I’m passionate about the pressure that comes from the guest, while Dr.Huberman’s way to argue is what I want to adopt.
I am grateful for not only having the opportunity to have the ears to listen to this episode, but to be blessed enough to live in this time period to be able to witness this collaboration. Happy new years to all you beautiful souls reading this comment.
I followed some of the self authoring programs from Peterson few years ago at a time where every aspect of my life seemed crushed that coincided with the pandemic. With this program, i was able to gain clarity and transform my life completely, almost magically, became a high performing consultant and then followed my dreams to move to another country. Im so eternally grateful for his guidance, that no words can express it fully. Its divine.
I also just cleaned my room, not knowing this was uploaded. Thanks for the reminder, as I looked around me, feeling grateful that I was able to shake the bad habit of an unclean room. “Set your house in order before you change the world” is promptly placed on my whiteboard. A reminder to first attend to what is easily fixed and necessary before going on to make bigger changes with less stable outcomes. Let’s both keep at it!!
It would be nice to see Dr. Gabor Mate' on your podcast, Andrew ~ I've read all his books this year, they've helped me to understand people and why they are, the way they are... I have more compassion for parts of my family, my friends and relatives.
Two of the greatest, basically celebrities in the sociological and neurobiological field respectively. I think they felt the amplified promptings that they 2 together complete the field of perspectives on this field. I like how JP sorts with models
Jordan Peterson is one of the reasons why I started educating myself, when I started to pick a book, I was ashamed knowing that I don't know anything thus it motivates me to keep going on fully realized that this is what I currently need.
❤Both of you are the reason I went back to school and completed my Master’s, bought a house and pulled way ahead in life. So many more goals I’ll be reaching this year!
I can hear Dr Huberman successfully manage the conversation with Dr Peterson. He will not be interrupted. I haven’t seen it done so successfully before. Well done!
Glad I'm not the only one who was paying attention to that dynamic 😂😂😂 Huberman managed to get some interruptions in himself also to even things out, though I think he needs to be more aggressive to match JP. But jokes aside, there's merit to both styles of conversation--it's no news that JP loves to run with his thoughts and share this process at the cost of interrupting the other speaker, but this can actually take the conversation to more exciting places than two overly polite interlocutors. The optimum ground is somewhere in the middle I guess... lol nevertheless, they share the common passion in common subjects and somehow make it all work out in the end. Would love to see them keep it going.
That is completely true. Unlike JP and Elon Musk, it was painful to watch yet enjoyable to see that there may be a second episode and I'm aware that he knows what people thought about it, maybe he'll change it a bit after knowing that.
Peterson would not be used to meeting his intellectual equals until recently. Most interviewers are imbeciles trying to have a gotcha soundbite. Talking with Musk and Huberman must be both stimulating and refreshing. The three of them are brilliant.
As an agnostic, Peterson's "Biblical Series" lectures really helped me understand why the Bible became what it is for the world, the symbolism it contains, and what people find in it. My perspective shifted from "this is stupid" to "this isn't stupid, but I still have doubts about many religious issues." However, the way Peterson speaks and interrupts his interlocutors nowadays makes his newer material completely unpalatable for me
@@stilltoks6904 I think you can, mate. But I was making a point-I wasn't exhibiting my pristine use of grammar and I think the discussion is over if you have to comment on my grammer..
I have listened to many of your podcasts over the years. I am also an avid reader/listener of Dr. Peterson's work. I was excited to see this pop up to listen to. I didn't expect to be in so much awe of it. I found myself stopping to take notes frequently. I absolutely loved that you opened up about your own prayer experiences. It takes such courage in the current climate. I love a lot of what you do, but I have to say, I think this was the best episode to date.
Please do an episode on jaw development, orthodontics (which is mostly pathological), tmjd (a serious, systemic health problem), and the airway, postural and health issues associated with it. Also an episode on the postural restoration institute would be interesting.
Timestamps: 00:03 - Exploring human psychology and decision-making through neuroscience and storytelling. 02:20 - Understand brain connections for optimal life decisions and outcomes. 06:22 - Understanding impulses and self-inhibition is crucial for guiding life decisions. 08:30 - Humans need guidance to navigate life's complexities effectively. 13:01 - Motivational states should be seen as subpersonalities for better personal integration. 15:21 - Control impulses to gain social approval and internal integration. 19:29 - Children must learn to balance their desires with social integration. 21:30 - Understanding personality formation in children relates to religious and motivational systems. 25:06 - Neurons regulate conflicting behaviors like aggression and sexuality. 27:02 - Maturation involves balancing basic needs and higher cognitive functions. 30:56 - Child aggression often stems from innate biological factors and socialization. 32:49 - Lack of socialization in children may lead to aggressive behaviors. 36:48 - Rage reflects complex personalities influenced by historical and cultural contexts. 38:45 - Emotional disorders can invert neurological processes, affecting behavior and decision-making. 42:17 - Roa red lens glasses aid sleep by filtering harmful light at night. 44:02 - Belief in God can transform addiction recovery. 48:08 - Shift addiction through new incentive structures for positive change. 49:56 - Addiction alters perception and behavior, particularly in relation to substances like cocaine. 53:47 - Super stimuli in sexuality and food affect behavior and choices. 55:39 - Processed foods disrupt the body's ability to understand hunger and satiation. 59:08 - Understanding nutrient intake impacts food cravings and appetite regulation. 1:00:48 - Moderation in pleasure consumption is essential for maintaining mental balance. 1:04:25 - Understanding the impact of modern influences on male sexuality and desire for power. 1:06:28 - Young men engage in target-based games to focus on achieving goals. 1:10:00 - Individuals struggle with purpose and personal growth without actionable goals. 1:11:54 - Ambition drives life choices and challenges comfort for growth. 1:16:14 - Pushing your limits leads to personal growth and greater life fulfillment. 1:18:12 - Embrace adventure for personal and communal abundance. 1:22:08 - Wisdom guides life decisions during challenging times. 1:24:15 - Personal transformation involves social support and self-realization. 1:28:15 - Understanding the concept of sin as missing the target is crucial for guiding life decisions. 1:30:00 - Understanding human behavior through evolved cognitive functions. 1:33:42 - Overcoming addiction leads to improved life quality and fulfillment. 1:35:32 - The Sermon on the Mount emphasizes setting high goals for meaningful life episodes. 1:39:41 - Confronting fears voluntarily builds competence and bravery. 1:41:31 - Consider long-term outcomes in conflicts for better relationship resolution. 1:45:15 - Understanding the impact of temporal reward systems on life decisions. 1:46:57 - Optimize your life decisions by balancing long-term goals and present focus. 1:50:45 - Exploring the impact of modern behaviors on personal growth and relationships. 1:52:44 - The dangers of pornography and its extreme repercussions. 1:56:45 - Societal influences on female choices reflect deeper psychological issues. 1:58:59 - The decline of family structures and sexual relationships harms society's future. 2:03:03 - Adventure is integral to responsibility and personal achievement. 2:05:09 - Embrace responsibility to find adventure and clarity in life. 2:08:50 - Sacrifice is central to community structure and integration. 2:10:46 - Societal decline links to the disintegration of central narratives. 2:14:55 - Science struggles without a strong values framework, leading to unreliable outcomes. 2:16:44 - The integrity of scientific research is compromised by careerism and data falsification. 2:20:16 - The pursuit of truth is vital for scientific integrity and human flourishing. 2:22:22 - Embrace truth as an adventure for personal growth. 2:26:07 - Finding and sharing information is a profound source of intrinsic motivation. 2:28:03 - Finding purpose involves balancing responsibility and adventure. 2:32:00 - Negative societal changes can escalate quickly, much like genetic degeneration. 2:33:45 - Distinguishing between true self-expression and carelessness in personal presentation. 2:37:40 - Cultural narcissism shapes perceptions of judgment and morality. 2:39:39 - Pursuing meaningful goals is challenging but rewarding. 2:43:33 - The pursuit of truth drives meaningful conversations on podcasts. 2:45:41 - Commitment and exploration are crucial for finding purpose in life. 2:49:35 - Confront challenges to create opportunities for personal growth. 2:51:34 - Morning sunlight exposure is vital for mental health and sleep quality. 2:55:19 - Dr. Peterson discusses the significance of prayer and aim in life decisions. 2:57:06 - Meditation and prayer serve distinct but complementary roles in personal guidance. 3:01:11 - Understanding God is essential for personal and societal well-being. 3:03:10 - Prayer and religious themes significantly influence life decisions and societal unity. 3:07:33 - Understanding literature's hierarchy reveals deeper insights into psychology and motivation. 3:09:42 - Cultural unity often arises from competing ideas of the Divine. 3:13:23 - Embrace practical actions over focusing solely on trauma. 3:15:25 - Psychological theories offer insights into creativity and trauma healing. 3:19:10 - Playfulness among leaders can establish social hierarchies and counter tyranny. 3:21:22 - Humor is essential for healthy adult discourse and disagreement. 3:25:23 - Podcasting disrupted traditional media and transformed public discourse. 3:27:31 - The interplay between political identities and the need for strong opposition. 3:31:26 - Success in media requires authenticity and deep understanding. 3:33:22 - Embrace fear and ignorance as steps towards personal growth. 3:37:13 - Dr. Peterson discusses the success of Peterson Academy and its positive community. 3:39:15 - Dr. Peterson emphasizes the impact of modern communication through video. 3:43:34 - Dr. Peterson emphasizes risk-taking for truth and personal growth. 3:45:35 - Explore knowledge by merging ancient teachings with contemporary life. 3:49:37 - Dr. Peterson discusses his new book on human body protocols.
48:00 ~ 50:00: "Pathway appears when the aim is firmly in mind". This part is incredible. I'm so curious to learn more about the mechanism. Hoping for a full episode on this.
What a gem of an episode. Thank you soooooo much. I can't believe I can access this level of intellectual and professional discussion for free. You are a great human being. Thank you.
About two hours in, Peterson refers to a poem and knows he misquotes it. He also misattributes it to TS Eliot. He is referring to The Second Coming by Yeats. The line "the centre cannot hold; mere anarchy is loosed upon the world." Just to direct people to it, because it's a marvelous poem and the point he made about it in relation to the corrupt state was interesting.
What a FEAST of a conversation…. Mr Huberman, can you please consider co-ordinating a conversation like this with Iain McGilchrist, British psychiatrist, literary scholar, philosopher and neuroscientist. To explore and discuss the bridge between how the brain and mind works, and how it interprets reality. Please like if you agree!!
Dr Huberman’s openness to stepping into the unknown and discussing personal aspects of his life, for example his prayer life, is something to be admired, what an amazing development in the podcast.
I see a few people sayig JP could interupt less, and I think JP's child-side is showing because these topics genuinely excite him. These are the conversations that litght his mind up and thats pretty amazing and lucky to actually witness for free. Sure, there sme moments he could reel it, but as a nerd, his excitement gets me happy to see lol. AH is just genious in his own as well. Love seeing him live for the Mind-Body Connection Book Lecture in LA, great speaker.
I absolutely love how attentive & focused Huberman always is when he brings in a guest. His body language & eye contact. This man that already knows so much, is still a student. THAT’S the way.
“The ultimate goal of throwing at a distance would be to create another human being” brings me back to the timeless poem “Children” from Khalil Gibran: “You are the bow from which your children as living arrows are sent forth” Khalil was way ahead of his time! So is Dr. Jordan Peterson
I like this one: "We don't inherit the world from our parents or grandparents but rather borrow it from our grandchildren!" Once you mind changes to this style of thinking then the change of 'someone' owes me to what can I do, becomes so much easier!
I don’t usually like listening to Dr Petersons opinions on other topics, but man, when he speaks about psychology specifically it’s amazing. And so much more bouncing the ideas back and forth with the neuroscientific side by Dr huberman. I didn’t think I’d enjoy this episode so much.
Well done Andrew for managing to get your words out in the presence of mighty Peterson who don’t normally let people speak much! I like that about him and don’t mind it much but when it’s the two of you in discussion, I’d always enjoy hearing you both speak equally ❤
I'm thinking about "oneness". How suddenly the boundaries that were separating different branches of science, philosophy, even religion are blurring and the understanding of this contingent world is getting broader and deeper. It's amazing to see this in my lifetime. I'm full of hope for the future of science and religion. Thank you Prof. Hubermann and Prof. Petterson. Amazing episode.
My favorite two men there are for me the best communicators of a good healthy life the wisdom and knowledge I’ve learned from you both have really resonated with me over the years. Thank you for all your tireless hard work. God bless.
One of my favorite episodes. And thank you for sharing your journey of having this channel. Sometimes the motive of creating something great is very simple. And I am very grateful you did and I have benefited so much from listening to it to find my own adventure. 🎉🎉
3 things that helped me and literally changed my life 1. I stopped telling myself I'll do it tomorrow 2. I read books on nixorus 3. I stayed consistent no matter what.
Richard Schwratz although having some good ideas recycled his theory from transactional analysis and sprinkled in rogerian humanistic theory. IFS is a grifting "levels" scheme (MLM) charging $4700 to be trained in a model that can be learned from reading older theories. Alongside the harmful implications of unskilled clinicians attempting to work with dissociation and causing more harm.
Hidden Time Wealth is so unique. I can’t believe I hadn’t heard about it sooner. It’s amazing how life-changing this can be for anyone battling procrastination.
Stop, I am repeating STOP FOLLOWING THE BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS FROM HUBERMAN COMMENTS, THEY ARE JUST SCAMMERS TRYNA GET MONEY. And all likes are from the bots. Please trust me
This episode is what i call a pefect start to a new year. So much wisdom, clarity. It needs to be rewatched multiple times like a good movie, and it will be. Thank you ❤
One of the best podcast episode I have ever watched. So interesting from a scientifical and intellectual perspective. Two amazing and very clever persons exchanging together on one of the most interesting topic in life. Thank you for this.
I'm an optometrist with a low vision, sports vision, and dry eye clinic in the Dallas area. I get foundational in my care, as the spirit is foundational to mind and body, and gut health. This podcast is excellent. Both of your work are so important and I've applied to the clinic and my thousands of patients and social media content. Thank you so much.
Went though the time stamps. Stopped and listened at 2:54:45. I adore listening to others describe their means of connecting and opening the channel to what they perceive as Divine. Dr Huberman, thank you for sharing your prayer.
Of all the episodes I've watched, this was one of the best. Congratulations on having the courage to show yourself and demonstrate that there are things that are even more powerful when understood in conjunction with science. You are one of the few who approaches science as an outbreak of a force of nature and does not isolate it from other views. That is brilliant!
Thank you to both of you for helping society with sharing your knowledge thereby inspiring us to become a better version of ourselves. Happy New Year to ALL! 🎉2025🎉
Me cartwheeling🤸♀️ as I listen to Dr. Huberman talk about Adlerian psychology, Courage To Be Disliked and also the idea of writing a book connecting Neuroscience with Psychology!❤ What a way to start the year. Happy New Year!
Please consider doing a lecture/class for Pedersen Academy !!!!! It would be an AMAZING edition!!!! Thank you both for this podcast!!! It was very educational and entertaining!!!!
Alright, 25mins in and I've decided to fight my brains impulse to watch this till the end and stay up until 4am.. Will get back to it tomorrow with a fresh brain! :D
This was one of my most favourite podcasts to-date love Jordan Peterson so to have you both together 💫 It was beautiful to listen and hear your vulnerability & curiosity when speaking about you journey of seeking God Thanks to you both
Huberman had a lot to add in this conversation but JP kept talking over him. I know you like to talk JP but you gotta listen as well. Good on you Andrew for not letting JP get away with that. Proud of you
I find that’s the most interesting part of how we all have “blind spots” in our behavior. He discusses how critical integration for socialization is among children and yet has not been able to integrate his own impulses to allow for more collaborative conversations.
@@Pathfinder11Agreed and an excellent point. Someone's gotta tell him to walk the talk. Such a simple phrase might not get to him and JP if you are reading what I mean is... "Align your articulated principles and professed values with the behavioral manifestations of your daily actions, ensuring that your conduct consistently embodies the ideals to which you ostensibly aspire."
A lot of people are saying this but I think it is just the negative perspective. To me, it is just two people excited about the same thing. Their body language seems to agree with that. They aren't competing with each other. They are trying to help the other person's point get driven home, agreeing to the point of overlapping and interrupting. They seem to enjoy one another. Maybe the people commenting can learn to enjoy them too.
@@KeyshowJiwell I just think Andrew was respectful enough to let JP go on a rant. JP could have returned the favor as I really wanted to hear Huberman'a perspective as well
I am thoroughly grateful for this podcast. This conversation covering knowledge, beliefs, faith and rituals by two people I read frequently and admire inspires me immensely. I wish you both the best to keep doing the great work in your field. Regards.
Only 1/3 into this... So far it's full of valuable information and cannot wait to finish. Just wanted to pop-in and say that I wish that there was enough time for each of you to finish your thoughts in entirety before moving on. In other words, it's amazing to see/hear two individuals with so much to share that are also polite doing a conversational dance per se. While it may not have been the intent, that dance is also very informative.
I don’t feel like Jordan Peterson is interrupting Andrew Huberman. It’s just a different form of conversation style/style of talking. I‘m familiar with that because that’s how people in my community were talking, too. You can find that in different communities or countries 😁 ”Cooperative Overlap (or Collaborative Overlap) is a term coined by Georgetown University professor of linguistics and author Deborah Tannen, in which the listener starts talking along with the speaker, not to cut them off but rather to validate or show they’re engaged in what the other person is saying.“
@@camaleonsacor1618 I can see your points definitely. But that’s what a conversation for me is. Like more open ended in regards which direction the conversation can go anytime. I prefer shorter parts of conversations of both sides than long monologues after monologues. Even in longer podcast sessions. Does that make sense? Anyways I can see that someone else can see that as interruption and disrespectful. But I still don’t think that this was his intention.
@@SouthParkStudio I can see your point of view. I think both were equally skilled as a speaker to be able to share their messages. But I can see that someone who is less talkative than Andrew Huberman can be pinned down to be more listening than talking. But I don’t think Jordan Peterson does that intentionally.
I love this show. I am a fan of Dr. Huberman and his guest. But this episode showed me that I need to expand my vocabulary 😔. This episode was WAAAAY over my head. I will try to watch it again when I learn a few more words 🤦
Don't worry Jordan is known for using pretentiously big philosophical buzz words just to try and sound profound, It's kind of a big meme in the theology and philosophy community and he doesn't even know half of what he says.
The moment around 1:06:30 where they connected the symbolic notion of aiming at a target to the ophthalmological was the match made gold nugget I was hoping for. I think that’s why Huberman had that slight grin, they came to the same page from separate stories.
Thank you to both Dr Peterson and Dr Huberman, for so freely sharing your knowledge and experience. Your efforts continue to help and inspire me and many others to be better. Much love.
I’ve listened to this podcast three times now-it’s so endearing and refreshing, like a breath of fresh air. This particular episode stood out because of how earnest you were. Jordan Peterson’s insights are always thought-provoking, and I’ve listened to many of his lectures, which have had a significant impact on my life. I know this podcast might bring a lot of backlash from certain groups, but I hope you’ll remain steadfast. I know you pray, and my prayer for you is that you have clarity of vision and a clear path ahead. All the best, and I hope you continue bringing light into the world. Thank you for your dedication to science and for sharing your insights with such sincerity. Could you also please consider doing an episode on endometriosis at some point? It’s a topic that could use more awareness and discussion. Thank you.
"Proper prayer establishes your aim." I felt compelled over the weekend to start learning about Christianity. Having grown up without religion, I feel a bit overwhelmed, jence the reason i came home from Barnes and Noble on Monday with 3 different bibles to compare (one being chronological because I think that format may help my comprehension!) and im really enjoying hearing the biblical references throughout the show. I'm excited to reference them in my new Bibles as I learn how to walk this new path in Christ. ❤🙏 I also appreciate Andrew's questions on the various religions and admitance to being a "newbie" and it almost feels like a "nudge" that I'm meant to see as confirmation that I'm not the only adult "newbie" grasping this way of life in the world! 🎉
I am in awe… had a real pull to listen to this fully.. here I am at midnight on hour 3 and so glad I have kept going… at every turn I am every bit more fulfilled and focused at the revelations here - ❤ thank you both absolute legends and gems of this world in this time ! So grateful
I’m so pumped to hear this…the two most influential people affecting my life in 2024. You two would fill stadiums…Id pay whatever!!!! I will return in the future and document how what I heard here today affected my life for the good…
@pfuchsleitner sure Jack 🥴 Which "old scriptures" suit your bias? Is it the bhudism, Islam, Hinduism, christian, or Asgardism? And can you say a prayer for all the children born into the other religions. We don't want to be selfish in our beliefs, right!? 😅
Wow. Just an incredible opportunity to listen to an extraordinary conversation about so many brave topics by two very high level intellectuals. Thank you so so much for entering into this topic alongside science in this very accessible way. We need this now more than ever for so many reasons. Thank you thank you thank you!
49:05 props to you holding your ground here, Andrew! Peterson often doesn't recognize when he is interrupting the flow for the listener. I think it's safe to say most listeners want to hear people finish their points of view before a response is given, Dr Peterson!
I am amazed by Peterson‘s gestures. The way he is expressing himself. Not only with words but the way his hands describe everything in its own way. I have never seen someone so expressive with his hands like Peterson. Right?
i deeply appreciate dr. Peterson especially when he mentions Mircea Eliade, one of my favourite romanian intelectual. Congratulations for this heavy episode!
One of the most intellectually stimulating episodes I’ve watched in a long time. The conversation between the two of you felt so natural and genuine it was a real pleasure. ❤
I really love this podcast. It's important to realize that their is a paradigm shift happening in the world. People are starting to realize that the idea of, "community" has essentially diminished since the internet started. Community is essential to humans and strengthens each person as an individual. We can reference the Asian cultures who rely on their community. I believe rugged individualism, while a romantic idea, is actually a detriment to the person and those around them. Religion is a controversial topic, but it is important because it is a key function in bringing people together and forming a community - something which most places have lost. If you don't have a religion, find your church, find your people, and create your own community - other bringing the best out in themselves while bringing the best out in others. Humans are not meant to be divided on a perpetual basis like we have been. We all know a large enough group can solve most of the problems in the world. There were many key moments in the podcast - one that stood out was, "if you start from nothing and keep doubling you'll get somewhere eventually". I think nowadays people use terms like passion and mindfulness loosely and they have lost meaning. It's hard to lose meaning in the Truth - your own truth. If you follow something that feels true to you, usually the universe will open up a path for you to follow. The only other thing to add is that Andrew and Jordan never set out to be celebrities on the world stage, and have transitioned to that in just a few years. I don't expect either of them to be perfect, because no one is. They have both contributed to humanity through their media presence. For those who have a dislike for Jordan, it's important to attempt to see things through his worldview. He almost became a worldwide figure overnight, blew up to fame and made mistakes along the way. He has attempted to right those mistakes by holding himself accountable, (he has an entire podcast episode dedicated for his peers to call him out). I don't believe he has an intent to harm anyone, or any group of people. After working with incarcerated youth for decades, it occurred to me that almost none of them had positive father figures in their life. Jordan has in at least some way, given a positive role model to young men. This is extremely important because it will have a positive impact on their future and ours - it was a huge void for a very long time. I'll end with sayings I hold close to me: 1) Knowledge is completely useless without the ability to change perspectives 2) You get what you put into it! Happy New Year!
I think because Jordan tries to communicate in a more neuroscience friendly manner this gives him grounding and shows his philosophical or Jungian analyses can be grounded in reality too. It makes him seem more rigorous.
Dr. Peterson has some interesting points. I laughed though at about the 21m mark of him interrupting Dr Huberman for the 10th time to lecture about how he taught his kid that you have to learn how to take turns or nobody will like you. So much awareness yet so little. Still I just laugh and continue being grateful for the value of systematic insights into humanity.
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Thank you for your interest in science! -- Andrew
Thank you Andres ❤️🇦🇷
It is always a ton of knowledge packed in every single minute of your discussion with Jordan. Thanks for such an insightful conversation!!
Life Choices
Peterson"s slavish interview with evil Netanyahu
Peterson spreading Israel LIES
Peterson ignoring Nazi War CRIMINALS committing genocide.
Peterson acting like he is some paragon of virtue and fearless trurth to power when the exact opposite has been amply displayed.
Your channel is excellent but i will pass the sick bucket on Peterson
Thank you, dear Sir! Your topics about physical and mental health helped me a lot to strengthen my stress resistance under conditions of war in my country Ukraine. I have been sticking to all your protocols and recommendations for almost three years. It definitely works! I have never been so strong before. Thank you again for your invaluable work!
Dearest, did you really have to have that old win bag on your podcast?
Two people who affected my life the most during the last few years. The last episode of this podcast this year couldn't be better.
Couldn't have said it better myself
Hear, hear 🍻🙌
Edited the spelling. I'm sorry I didn't notice. Maybe now this will not be so confusing..
""Hear, hear" means to express agreement or approval, usually during a speech or meeting, essentially acting as a verbal applause, particularly used in formal settings like a parliament to show support for a speaker's point; it originates from the phrase "hear him, hear him" which meant to actively listen to what someone is saying."
I'm sure you're doing so much better now brother
Word!
Jordan Peterson changed my life 10 years ago, Andrew Huberman made it even better. Thank you guys!
I'm a young medical doctor in Iran. There's a law here that all the doctors must practice medicine for 2 years in rural and remote areas of the country in small government health facilities ( kind of a tax for free university education). You and Dr. Peterson have helped me a lot through these hard times in my country. I even taught many of yor protocols to my patients which are mostly
illiterate elderly people :)
Happy New Year. Wish you the best.
@amirhosasadi
Thank you very much for your great health service.
Best wishes and blessings for the New Year 2025.
❤ It's anecdotal but that law will save a lot of lives... I wish South Africa could do the same
چقدر خوشحالم که دکترامون دارن اینجور پادکستها رو می بینن و خودشونو آپدیت می کنند
چقدر خوب که دکترهای با سوادی مثل شما داشته باشیم.
Damet garm.
I love Andrew's way of not being driven by ego. He is respectful, has a desire to learn and is so open to his guests.
And I love the way you stated this. If you pay attention, you will find the strict differences in expression manner for those two, and I cannot say that I’m passionate about the pressure that comes from the guest, while Dr.Huberman’s way to argue is what I want to adopt.
@@SayMyName2674 agreed! well said
This is peak TH-cam. What a time to be alive.
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Absolutely!
😂😂😂 well said
I knew humans failed but i didnt know we failed this hard that this is peak
I am grateful for not only having the opportunity to have the ears to listen to this episode, but to be blessed enough to live in this time period to be able to witness this collaboration. Happy new years to all you beautiful souls reading this comment.
well said! I feel the same :-)
Happy new year 🎉
Agreed! What a beautiful way to start 2025🎉
well said!
Ty. You too ❤
I followed some of the self authoring programs from Peterson few years ago at a time where every aspect of my life seemed crushed that coincided with the pandemic. With this program, i was able to gain clarity and transform my life completely, almost magically, became a high performing consultant and then followed my dreams to move to another country. Im so eternally grateful for his guidance, that no words can express it fully. Its divine.
Many people feel the same bro ❤. Including me.
Same 🙋🏻♀️
Which programs specifically helped?
Did you finish writing all 3 parts?
That's hilarious
Room already cleaned, ready to watch.
I also just cleaned my room, not knowing this was uploaded. Thanks for the reminder, as I looked around me, feeling grateful that I was able to shake the bad habit of an unclean room. “Set your house in order before you change the world” is promptly placed on my whiteboard. A reminder to first attend to what is easily fixed and necessary before going on to make bigger changes with less stable outcomes. Let’s both keep at it!!
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If you know, you know 😌
@tatewinters5565Feels BETTER, Right⁉️❣️⁉️🤗💜🖤✨
Impressed by the depth of conversation in this episode
It would be nice to see Dr. Gabor Mate' on your podcast, Andrew ~ I've read all his books this year, they've helped me to understand people and why they are, the way they are... I have more compassion for parts of my family, my friends and relatives.
YES!!!!!!! I completely agree.
That's a brilliant idea!
@lopart.official Totally, right?! 🤞
I have often wondered why this hasn’t happened yet. Feels like such an obvious choice..
@lucywilson6897 Agreed. I feel Dr. Gabor's view is at a much deeper level, no disrespect to Dr. J here, but Gabor has a much calmer demeanor.
This was an excellent blend of neuroscience, philosophy, psychology, and religion. Jordan Peterson coming back to his clinical roots.
Peterson isn't religious. He LARPs as a religious person because his wife returned to the faith.
@@aaronlanda8077you don’t know what’s in his heart…don’t just assume
Two of the greatest, basically celebrities in the sociological and neurobiological field respectively. I think they felt the amplified promptings that they 2 together complete the field of perspectives on this field. I like how JP sorts with models
Well to me this is pointless
Jordan Peterson is one of the reasons why I started educating myself, when I started to pick a book, I was ashamed knowing that I don't know anything thus it motivates me to keep going on fully realized that this is what I currently need.
many shit on him because of politics but there's one thing i know and it is the fact that mr peterson changed my life for good.
@@EndySefa No ! You changed your life
And you couldn't figure it out on your own, mr lobster was needed ?
❤Both of you are the reason I went back to school and completed my Master’s, bought a house and pulled way ahead in life. So many more goals I’ll be reaching this year!
WELL DONE
Keep on learning!
@ never ending!
Amazing! So encouraging to see people winning!!!
Thats super inspiring
That's wonderful to hear. What's next for you? Have you also started telling the truth? If yes please tell how it has changed your life.
Thanks
Started out the year with David Goggins and ended it with Jordan Peterson!
WOW!
What a great way to end 2024! 😁
Perfectly balanced
I wonder if Peterson would talk with Goggins.
I can hear Dr Huberman successfully manage the conversation with Dr Peterson. He will not be interrupted. I haven’t seen it done so successfully before. Well done!
Glad I'm not the only one who was paying attention to that dynamic 😂😂😂 Huberman managed to get some interruptions in himself also to even things out, though I think he needs to be more aggressive to match JP. But jokes aside, there's merit to both styles of conversation--it's no news that JP loves to run with his thoughts and share this process at the cost of interrupting the other speaker, but this can actually take the conversation to more exciting places than two overly polite interlocutors. The optimum ground is somewhere in the middle I guess... lol nevertheless, they share the common passion in common subjects and somehow make it all work out in the end. Would love to see them keep it going.
That is completely true. Unlike JP and Elon Musk, it was painful to watch yet enjoyable to see that there may be a second episode and I'm aware that he knows what people thought about it, maybe he'll change it a bit after knowing that.
Peterson would not be used to meeting his intellectual equals until recently. Most interviewers are imbeciles trying to have a gotcha soundbite. Talking with Musk and Huberman must be both stimulating and refreshing. The three of them are brilliant.
Love structure and strength
Peterson is the guest ... Andrew is going to let him talk
JP needs to work on ihibiting his interuption impulses!
NO! AH needs to inhibit his thought formation better so that JP doesn't need those impulses
@@febbonenot how you use the word “inhibit” brother
They aren’t impulses, they’re fully developed personalities.
As an agnostic, Peterson's "Biblical Series" lectures really helped me understand why the Bible became what it is for the world, the symbolism it contains, and what people find in it. My perspective shifted from "this is stupid" to "this isn't stupid, but I still have doubts about many religious issues." However, the way Peterson speaks and interrupts his interlocutors nowadays makes his newer material completely unpalatable for me
@@stilltoks6904 I think you can, mate. But I was making a point-I wasn't exhibiting my pristine use of grammar and I think the discussion is over if you have to comment on my grammer..
I have listened to many of your podcasts over the years. I am also an avid reader/listener of Dr. Peterson's work. I was excited to see this pop up to listen to. I didn't expect to be in so much awe of it. I found myself stopping to take notes frequently. I absolutely loved that you opened up about your own prayer experiences. It takes such courage in the current climate. I love a lot of what you do, but I have to say, I think this was the best episode to date.
Please do an episode on jaw development, orthodontics (which is mostly pathological), tmjd (a serious, systemic health problem), and the airway, postural and health issues associated with it. Also an episode on the postural restoration institute would be interesting.
I second this one!
Definitely need this as well.
this!! commenting for more exposure
YES!!
Have wondered if Hube will get into postural restoration (PRI) at some point. Hope so!!
Timestamps:
00:03 - Exploring human psychology and decision-making through neuroscience and storytelling.
02:20 - Understand brain connections for optimal life decisions and outcomes.
06:22 - Understanding impulses and self-inhibition is crucial for guiding life decisions.
08:30 - Humans need guidance to navigate life's complexities effectively.
13:01 - Motivational states should be seen as subpersonalities for better personal integration.
15:21 - Control impulses to gain social approval and internal integration.
19:29 - Children must learn to balance their desires with social integration.
21:30 - Understanding personality formation in children relates to religious and motivational systems.
25:06 - Neurons regulate conflicting behaviors like aggression and sexuality.
27:02 - Maturation involves balancing basic needs and higher cognitive functions.
30:56 - Child aggression often stems from innate biological factors and socialization.
32:49 - Lack of socialization in children may lead to aggressive behaviors.
36:48 - Rage reflects complex personalities influenced by historical and cultural contexts.
38:45 - Emotional disorders can invert neurological processes, affecting behavior and decision-making.
42:17 - Roa red lens glasses aid sleep by filtering harmful light at night.
44:02 - Belief in God can transform addiction recovery.
48:08 - Shift addiction through new incentive structures for positive change.
49:56 - Addiction alters perception and behavior, particularly in relation to substances like cocaine.
53:47 - Super stimuli in sexuality and food affect behavior and choices.
55:39 - Processed foods disrupt the body's ability to understand hunger and satiation.
59:08 - Understanding nutrient intake impacts food cravings and appetite regulation.
1:00:48 - Moderation in pleasure consumption is essential for maintaining mental balance.
1:04:25 - Understanding the impact of modern influences on male sexuality and desire for power.
1:06:28 - Young men engage in target-based games to focus on achieving goals.
1:10:00 - Individuals struggle with purpose and personal growth without actionable goals.
1:11:54 - Ambition drives life choices and challenges comfort for growth.
1:16:14 - Pushing your limits leads to personal growth and greater life fulfillment.
1:18:12 - Embrace adventure for personal and communal abundance.
1:22:08 - Wisdom guides life decisions during challenging times.
1:24:15 - Personal transformation involves social support and self-realization.
1:28:15 - Understanding the concept of sin as missing the target is crucial for guiding life decisions.
1:30:00 - Understanding human behavior through evolved cognitive functions.
1:33:42 - Overcoming addiction leads to improved life quality and fulfillment.
1:35:32 - The Sermon on the Mount emphasizes setting high goals for meaningful life episodes.
1:39:41 - Confronting fears voluntarily builds competence and bravery.
1:41:31 - Consider long-term outcomes in conflicts for better relationship resolution.
1:45:15 - Understanding the impact of temporal reward systems on life decisions.
1:46:57 - Optimize your life decisions by balancing long-term goals and present focus.
1:50:45 - Exploring the impact of modern behaviors on personal growth and relationships.
1:52:44 - The dangers of pornography and its extreme repercussions.
1:56:45 - Societal influences on female choices reflect deeper psychological issues.
1:58:59 - The decline of family structures and sexual relationships harms society's future.
2:03:03 - Adventure is integral to responsibility and personal achievement.
2:05:09 - Embrace responsibility to find adventure and clarity in life.
2:08:50 - Sacrifice is central to community structure and integration.
2:10:46 - Societal decline links to the disintegration of central narratives.
2:14:55 - Science struggles without a strong values framework, leading to unreliable outcomes.
2:16:44 - The integrity of scientific research is compromised by careerism and data falsification.
2:20:16 - The pursuit of truth is vital for scientific integrity and human flourishing.
2:22:22 - Embrace truth as an adventure for personal growth.
2:26:07 - Finding and sharing information is a profound source of intrinsic motivation.
2:28:03 - Finding purpose involves balancing responsibility and adventure.
2:32:00 - Negative societal changes can escalate quickly, much like genetic degeneration.
2:33:45 - Distinguishing between true self-expression and carelessness in personal presentation.
2:37:40 - Cultural narcissism shapes perceptions of judgment and morality.
2:39:39 - Pursuing meaningful goals is challenging but rewarding.
2:43:33 - The pursuit of truth drives meaningful conversations on podcasts.
2:45:41 - Commitment and exploration are crucial for finding purpose in life.
2:49:35 - Confront challenges to create opportunities for personal growth.
2:51:34 - Morning sunlight exposure is vital for mental health and sleep quality.
2:55:19 - Dr. Peterson discusses the significance of prayer and aim in life decisions.
2:57:06 - Meditation and prayer serve distinct but complementary roles in personal guidance.
3:01:11 - Understanding God is essential for personal and societal well-being.
3:03:10 - Prayer and religious themes significantly influence life decisions and societal unity.
3:07:33 - Understanding literature's hierarchy reveals deeper insights into psychology and motivation.
3:09:42 - Cultural unity often arises from competing ideas of the Divine.
3:13:23 - Embrace practical actions over focusing solely on trauma.
3:15:25 - Psychological theories offer insights into creativity and trauma healing.
3:19:10 - Playfulness among leaders can establish social hierarchies and counter tyranny.
3:21:22 - Humor is essential for healthy adult discourse and disagreement.
3:25:23 - Podcasting disrupted traditional media and transformed public discourse.
3:27:31 - The interplay between political identities and the need for strong opposition.
3:31:26 - Success in media requires authenticity and deep understanding.
3:33:22 - Embrace fear and ignorance as steps towards personal growth.
3:37:13 - Dr. Peterson discusses the success of Peterson Academy and its positive community.
3:39:15 - Dr. Peterson emphasizes the impact of modern communication through video.
3:43:34 - Dr. Peterson emphasizes risk-taking for truth and personal growth.
3:45:35 - Explore knowledge by merging ancient teachings with contemporary life.
3:49:37 - Dr. Peterson discusses his new book on human body protocols.
You are doing the Lord's work here.
Wow, thank you
Hey youtubeGPT
thank u for your service
You are part of the backbone of society.
Thanks!
Best way to spend the last day of the year. Thank you Dr.Huberman.
Yeah right! 🎉
Happy new year!
@twkr Thank you 🎊 Happy New Year🥂
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48:00 ~ 50:00: "Pathway appears when the aim is firmly in mind". This part is incredible. I'm so curious to learn more about the mechanism. Hoping for a full episode on this.
This was fantastic.
I feel I could listen to it 5 times and still learn something.
What a gem of an episode. Thank you soooooo much. I can't believe I can access this level of intellectual and professional discussion for free. You are a great human being. Thank you.
Agree
About two hours in, Peterson refers to a poem and knows he misquotes it. He also misattributes it to TS Eliot. He is referring to The Second Coming by Yeats. The line "the centre cannot hold; mere anarchy is loosed upon the world." Just to direct people to it, because it's a marvelous poem and the point he made about it in relation to the corrupt state was interesting.
What a FEAST of a conversation….
Mr Huberman, can you please consider co-ordinating a conversation like this with
Iain McGilchrist, British psychiatrist, literary scholar, philosopher and neuroscientist.
To explore and discuss the bridge between how the brain and mind works, and how it interprets reality.
Please like if you agree!!
Dr Huberman’s openness to stepping into the unknown and discussing personal aspects of his life, for example his prayer life, is something to be admired, what an amazing development in the podcast.
he’s a cheater
I see a few people sayig JP could interupt less, and I think JP's child-side is showing because these topics genuinely excite him. These are the conversations that litght his mind up and thats pretty amazing and lucky to actually witness for free. Sure, there sme moments he could reel it, but as a nerd, his excitement gets me happy to see lol. AH is just genious in his own as well. Love seeing him live for the Mind-Body Connection Book Lecture in LA, great speaker.
This is the best interview of Jordan Peterson I've ever seen.
Praise God
I absolutely love how attentive & focused Huberman always is when he brings in a guest.
His body language & eye contact. This man that already knows so much, is still a student.
THAT’S the way.
Agree
“The ultimate goal of throwing at a distance would be to create another human being” brings me back to the timeless poem “Children” from Khalil Gibran: “You are the bow from which your children as living arrows are sent forth”
Khalil was way ahead of his time! So is Dr. Jordan Peterson
As He (the Creator) loves the arrow that flies, so He loves the bow that is stable."
I like this one: "We don't inherit the world from our parents or grandparents but rather borrow it from our grandchildren!" Once you mind changes to this style of thinking then the change of 'someone' owes me to what can I do, becomes so much easier!
Or how obout this one : Now I am become death the destroyer of worlds
Yes for the Dr Peterson / Dr Huberman book collab
I can't believe I just spent almost 4 hours watching a podcast...but I couldn't stop.
yea the day began with no intention I played the first bit of this and ended up watching an entire 4 hour podcast in one day lmao
I don’t usually like listening to Dr Petersons opinions on other topics, but man, when he speaks about psychology specifically it’s amazing. And so much more bouncing the ideas back and forth with the neuroscientific side by Dr huberman. I didn’t think I’d enjoy this episode so much.
Well done Andrew for managing to get your words out in the presence of mighty Peterson who don’t normally let people speak much! I like that about him and don’t mind it much but when it’s the two of you in discussion, I’d always enjoy hearing you both speak equally ❤
I'm thinking about "oneness". How suddenly the boundaries that were separating different branches of science, philosophy, even religion are blurring and the understanding of this contingent world is getting broader and deeper. It's amazing to see this in my lifetime. I'm full of hope for the future of science and religion.
Thank you Prof. Hubermann and Prof. Petterson. Amazing episode.
My favorite two men there are for me the best communicators of a good healthy life the wisdom and knowledge I’ve learned from you both have really resonated with me over the years. Thank you for all your tireless hard work. God bless.
Thank you dear Professor Huberman for this free knowledge. ❤
One of my favorite episodes. And thank you for sharing your journey of having this channel. Sometimes the motive of creating something great is very simple. And I am very grateful you did and I have benefited so much from listening to it to find my own adventure. 🎉🎉
Thanks!
I just looooove how JP explains everything from the psychologial view and AH explains the same from scientific view. These two
Those 2 = power house
Psychology is a science, but yes, the combination of Mind (Psychology) and Brain (Neuroscience), is absolutely incredible.
3 things that helped me and literally changed my life
1. I stopped telling myself I'll do it tomorrow
2. I read books on nixorus
3. I stayed consistent no matter what.
Sus!
sus
Sus
I don't know how you're reading books in nitrous but I'll try it
Enough with the commercial.
Huberman Lab is one of the single podcasts I reduce speed from 2.0x to 1.5x, and that is AWESOME.
I've loved hearing Andrew open up about his faith and prayer. I understand why it's scary to do so but it's meant a lot to me so thank you.
Agree, a wonderful discussion, AH clearly on the path looking for Truth!
Dr Huberman, please interview Dr. Richard Schwartz. His contribution to this topic of “sub personalities” is INVALUABLE
Funny you say that. I clearly saw one in my right eye. My left brain analytical mind keeps it alive and it’s not a nice person. It is critical.
Agree. Dr. Richard Schwartz will be an interesting and comprehensive conversation 🧠💪🏽💜
To me, JPs perspective sounds a lot like the Manager trying to control the Fire Fighter.
Richard Schwratz although having some good ideas recycled his theory from transactional analysis and sprinkled in rogerian humanistic theory. IFS is a grifting "levels" scheme (MLM) charging $4700 to be trained in a model that can be learned from reading older theories. Alongside the harmful implications of unskilled clinicians attempting to work with dissociation and causing more harm.
@@Planturs I hear your point of view 🫶🏽
Almost 4 hours jam packed with GOLD. Ohhh... what a delight!
Hidden Time Wealth is so unique. I can’t believe I hadn’t heard about it sooner. It’s amazing how life-changing this can be for anyone battling procrastination.
Sus
Stop, I am repeating STOP FOLLOWING THE BOOK ADVERTISEMENTS FROM HUBERMAN COMMENTS, THEY ARE JUST SCAMMERS TRYNA GET MONEY. And all likes are from the bots. Please trust me
Oh yeah, also spread the word frfr, this shi is dangerous
Thank you so much I could’ve listened endlessly.
Man im grateful to these guys, this podcast has been life changing for me
same
same
This episode is pure gold. Thank you both!
This episode is what i call a pefect start to a new year. So much wisdom, clarity. It needs to be rewatched multiple times like a good movie, and it will be. Thank you ❤
I’ve been watching your videos for a year now and this was one of the best for sure , thanks for the hard work
Incredible this is for free!
Starts at 5:19 You're welcome
LOLOL
Thanks
Awesome, now if you could find a way for us to skip the 47 breaks he takes to plug his sponsors
Bless you
You're* lol
One of the best podcast episode I have ever watched. So interesting from a scientifical and intellectual perspective. Two amazing and very clever persons exchanging together on one of the most interesting topic in life. Thank you for this.
Love the education. It would be fascinating to have Dr. Gabor Mate` in the future podcast. You are appreciated, Dr. Huberman.
Almost four hours time label. Wow that’s hard work. Thanks both of you guys.
I'm an optometrist with a low vision, sports vision, and dry eye clinic in the Dallas area. I get foundational in my care, as the spirit is foundational to mind and body, and gut health. This podcast is excellent. Both of your work are so important and I've applied to the clinic and my thousands of patients and social media content. Thank you so much.
Went though the time stamps. Stopped and listened at 2:54:45. I adore listening to others describe their means of connecting and opening the channel to what they perceive as Divine. Dr Huberman, thank you for sharing your prayer.
Thanks
Of all the episodes I've watched, this was one of the best.
Congratulations on having the courage to show yourself and demonstrate that there are things that are even more powerful when understood in conjunction with science.
You are one of the few who approaches science as an outbreak of a force of nature and does not isolate it from other views.
That is brilliant!
Jordan really wants to win this one
You want him to want to win so you can dislike him. It was a great conversation
Abousolutly, far and away the best 4 hrs I've spent in a long time. Two of the smartest and best orators of our time.
Thank you to both of you for helping society with sharing your knowledge thereby inspiring us to become a better version of ourselves. Happy New Year to ALL! 🎉2025🎉
Thank you from the heart! Cleaned the whole house while listening. What a wonderful way to finish the year. I feel elevated.
Two brilliant minds that I never tire of listening to. And…who else has noticed how beautiful Huberman’s hands are?
Me cartwheeling🤸♀️ as I listen to Dr. Huberman talk about Adlerian psychology, Courage To Be Disliked and also the idea of writing a book connecting Neuroscience with Psychology!❤
What a way to start the year.
Happy New Year!
Ending my 2024 with Hubberman and Peterson ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Beginning 2025 with Huberman and Peterson.
And where do you come into play ?
Please consider doing a lecture/class for Pedersen Academy !!!!! It would be an AMAZING edition!!!! Thank you both for this podcast!!! It was very educational and entertaining!!!!
This is an excellent idea!
Alright, 25mins in and I've decided to fight my brains impulse to watch this till the end and stay up until 4am.. Will get back to it tomorrow with a fresh brain! :D
♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Best Christmas gift so far😂
This was one of my most favourite podcasts to-date love Jordan Peterson so to have you both together 💫
It was beautiful to listen and hear your vulnerability & curiosity when speaking about you journey of seeking God
Thanks to you both
Huberman had a lot to add in this conversation but JP kept talking over him. I know you like to talk JP but you gotta listen as well. Good on you Andrew for not letting JP get away with that. Proud of you
I find that’s the most interesting part of how we all have “blind spots” in our behavior. He discusses how critical integration for socialization is among children and yet has not been able to integrate his own impulses to allow for more collaborative conversations.
@@Pathfinder11Agreed and an excellent point. Someone's gotta tell him to walk the talk. Such a simple phrase might not get to him and JP if you are reading what I mean is...
"Align your articulated principles and professed values with the behavioral manifestations of your daily actions, ensuring that your conduct consistently embodies the ideals to which you ostensibly aspire."
A lot of people are saying this but I think it is just the negative perspective. To me, it is just two people excited about the same thing. Their body language seems to agree with that. They aren't competing with each other. They are trying to help the other person's point get driven home, agreeing to the point of overlapping and interrupting. They seem to enjoy one another. Maybe the people commenting can learn to enjoy them too.
@@HardcoreMutant👏👏👏👏👏👏😿
@@KeyshowJiwell I just think Andrew was respectful enough to let JP go on a rant. JP could have returned the favor as I really wanted to hear Huberman'a perspective as well
I am thoroughly grateful for this podcast. This conversation covering knowledge, beliefs, faith and rituals by two people I read frequently and admire inspires me immensely.
I wish you both the best to keep doing the great work in your field.
Regards.
Only 1/3 into this... So far it's full of valuable information and cannot wait to finish. Just wanted to pop-in and say that I wish that there was enough time for each of you to finish your thoughts in entirety before moving on. In other words, it's amazing to see/hear two individuals with so much to share that are also polite doing a conversational dance per se. While it may not have been the intent, that dance is also very informative.
I don’t feel like Jordan Peterson is interrupting Andrew Huberman. It’s just a different form of conversation style/style of talking. I‘m familiar with that because that’s how people in my community were talking, too. You can find that in different communities or countries 😁
”Cooperative Overlap (or Collaborative Overlap) is a term coined by Georgetown University professor of linguistics and author Deborah Tannen, in which the listener starts talking along with the speaker, not to cut them off but rather to validate or show they’re engaged in what the other person is saying.“
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cmon man... he is interrumping him all the time and denies to enter into Hubeman´s point of view and macro analisis all the time.
So the reason I consider Jordan to be interrupting is due the the fact that he rambles for five minutes every time he cuts Andrew off lol
@@camaleonsacor1618 I can see your points definitely. But that’s what a conversation for me is. Like more open ended in regards which direction the conversation can go anytime. I prefer shorter parts of conversations of both sides than long monologues after monologues. Even in longer podcast sessions. Does that make sense? Anyways I can see that someone else can see that as interruption and disrespectful. But I still don’t think that this was his intention.
@@SouthParkStudio I can see your point of view. I think both were equally skilled as a speaker to be able to share their messages. But I can see that someone who is less talkative than Andrew Huberman can be pinned down to be more listening than talking. But I don’t think Jordan Peterson does that intentionally.
I love this show. I am a fan of Dr. Huberman and his guest. But this episode showed me that I need to expand my vocabulary 😔. This episode was WAAAAY over my head. I will try to watch it again when I learn a few more words 🤦
I think you might have understood more then you think 👌
@@anthonyml7 thank you. And have a happy new year to you and your family.
Don't worry Jordan is known for using pretentiously big philosophical buzz words just to try and sound profound, It's kind of a big meme in the theology and philosophy community and he doesn't even know half of what he says.
@@user-kz9zi7rv9p How discouraging of you lol
4 Hour conversation about abstract concepts is verz delighting. Thanks for that.
Two of my favorite people to listen to on the internet! ❤ Thanks for not disappointing!
The moment around 1:06:30 where they connected the symbolic notion of aiming at a target to the ophthalmological was the match made gold nugget I was hoping for. I think that’s why Huberman had that slight grin, they came to the same page from separate stories.
I just said the same thing ❤
Thank you to both Dr Peterson and Dr Huberman, for so freely sharing your knowledge and experience. Your efforts continue to help and inspire me and many others to be better. Much love.
I’ve listened to this podcast three times now-it’s so endearing and refreshing, like a breath of fresh air. This particular episode stood out because of how earnest you were. Jordan Peterson’s insights are always thought-provoking, and I’ve listened to many of his lectures, which have had a significant impact on my life.
I know this podcast might bring a lot of backlash from certain groups, but I hope you’ll remain steadfast. I know you pray, and my prayer for you is that you have clarity of vision and a clear path ahead.
All the best, and I hope you continue bringing light into the world. Thank you for your dedication to science and for sharing your insights with such sincerity.
Could you also please consider doing an episode on endometriosis at some point? It’s a topic that could use more awareness and discussion. Thank you.
"Proper prayer establishes your aim."
I felt compelled over the weekend to start learning about Christianity. Having grown up without religion, I feel a bit overwhelmed, jence the reason i came home from Barnes and Noble on Monday with 3 different bibles to compare (one being chronological because I think that format may help my comprehension!) and im really enjoying hearing the biblical references throughout the show. I'm excited to reference them in my new Bibles as I learn how to walk this new path in Christ. ❤🙏 I also appreciate Andrew's questions on the various religions and admitance to being a "newbie" and it almost feels like a "nudge" that I'm meant to see as confirmation that I'm not the only adult "newbie" grasping this way of life in the world! 🎉
Wow that is very cool! Be blessed and richly rewarded in your journey, I am routing for you Tana!
One million views in less thank a week! Amazing
Listening 🎧 this while cleaning my room.❤
Best episode ever.
Thank you for bringing Jordan Peterson 🙏🙏
I am in awe… had a real pull to listen to this fully.. here I am at midnight on hour 3 and so glad I have kept going… at every turn I am every bit more fulfilled and focused at the revelations here - ❤ thank you both absolute legends and gems of this world in this time ! So grateful
I’m so pumped to hear this…the two most influential people affecting my life in 2024. You two would fill stadiums…Id pay whatever!!!! I will return in the future and document how what I heard here today affected my life for the good…
The combination of Neuroscience (Brain) and Psychology (Mind) is incredible!
4 days in, and im struggling to finish this episode 😂
Sam Harris should do a Layne Norton and counter some of these religious points.
Those that comprehend old scriptures are in charge of the ignorant.
It is a painful truth.
@pfuchsleitner sure Jack 🥴
Which "old scriptures" suit your bias? Is it the bhudism, Islam, Hinduism, christian, or Asgardism? And can you say a prayer for all the children born into the other religions. We don't want to be selfish in our beliefs, right!? 😅
Wow. Just an incredible opportunity to listen to an extraordinary conversation about so many brave topics by two very high level intellectuals. Thank you so so much for entering into this topic alongside science in this very accessible way. We need this now more than ever for so many reasons. Thank you thank you thank you!
49:05 props to you holding your ground here, Andrew! Peterson often doesn't recognize when he is interrupting the flow for the listener. I think it's safe to say most listeners want to hear people finish their points of view before a response is given, Dr Peterson!
He interrupts people he respects from excitement from being stimulated by a peer. We saw this with musk.
What are you talking about
@@bryantrew6366 Nah, it was just rude
But the interview is with Jordan Peterson. Huberman is the interviewer. The purpose of the video is to hear the first one.
I am amazed by Peterson‘s gestures. The way he is expressing himself. Not only with words but the way his hands describe everything in its own way. I have never seen someone so expressive with his hands like Peterson. Right?
When the hand gestures start I know the BS is coming.
He's also done ballroom dance!
i deeply appreciate dr. Peterson especially when he mentions Mircea Eliade, one of my favourite romanian intelectual. Congratulations for this heavy episode!
@hubermanlab please consider bringing dr. BESSEL VAN DER KOLK.
One of the most intellectually stimulating episodes I’ve watched in a long time. The conversation between the two of you felt so natural and genuine it was a real pleasure. ❤
I really love this podcast. It's important to realize that their is a paradigm shift happening in the world. People are starting to realize that the idea of, "community" has essentially diminished since the internet started. Community is essential to humans and strengthens each person as an individual. We can reference the Asian cultures who rely on their community. I believe rugged individualism, while a romantic idea, is actually a detriment to the person and those around them. Religion is a controversial topic, but it is important because it is a key function in bringing people together and forming a community - something which most places have lost. If you don't have a religion, find your church, find your people, and create your own community - other bringing the best out in themselves while bringing the best out in others. Humans are not meant to be divided on a perpetual basis like we have been. We all know a large enough group can solve most of the problems in the world.
There were many key moments in the podcast - one that stood out was, "if you start from nothing and keep doubling you'll get somewhere eventually". I think nowadays people use terms like passion and mindfulness loosely and they have lost meaning. It's hard to lose meaning in the Truth - your own truth. If you follow something that feels true to you, usually the universe will open up a path for you to follow.
The only other thing to add is that Andrew and Jordan never set out to be celebrities on the world stage, and have transitioned to that in just a few years. I don't expect either of them to be perfect, because no one is. They have both contributed to humanity through their media presence. For those who have a dislike for Jordan, it's important to attempt to see things through his worldview. He almost became a worldwide figure overnight, blew up to fame and made mistakes along the way. He has attempted to right those mistakes by holding himself accountable, (he has an entire podcast episode dedicated for his peers to call him out). I don't believe he has an intent to harm anyone, or any group of people. After working with incarcerated youth for decades, it occurred to me that almost none of them had positive father figures in their life. Jordan has in at least some way, given a positive role model to young men. This is extremely important because it will have a positive impact on their future and ours - it was a huge void for a very long time.
I'll end with sayings I hold close to me:
1) Knowledge is completely useless without the ability to change perspectives
2) You get what you put into it!
Happy New Year!
Great comment. Long but worth the read!
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One of Peterson's best podcasts I've seen . Andrew brings out the best in people
I think because Jordan tries to communicate in a more neuroscience friendly manner this gives him grounding and shows his philosophical or Jungian analyses can be grounded in reality too. It makes him seem more rigorous.
Mondays are now impactful again cause of you huberman! Thanks!!!
Dr. Peterson has some interesting points. I laughed though at about the 21m mark of him interrupting Dr Huberman for the 10th time to lecture about how he taught his kid that you have to learn how to take turns or nobody will like you. So much awareness yet so little. Still I just laugh and continue being grateful for the value of systematic insights into humanity.