Jordan Peterson ~ How Do We Solve The Complexity Of Life
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- Jordan Peterson ~ How Do We Solve The Complexity Of Life
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2014 Personality Lecture 15 Limbic System & Goals (Biology and Traits)
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Life should not be over thought. To much thinking will drive a person nuts.
Life is short. Life can be overwhelming, simplify.
like a cold glass of water, you should enjoy it while it lasts
food for the soul&brain !!!
keep spreading the LoVe!!
Does he actually answer the question in any way? It just seems like he goes on and on with mind boggling information and exclamations about how hard life is and how spectacular it is that everyone managed to reproduce.
It could actually be more spectacular if people took a break from reproducing every now and then. Now that would be truly stunning.
I love his explanations. So refreshing to hear details of life’s complexities and what it means to us.
Can you give an example of something insightful he said in this lecture, something you didn't know before he said it?
@@psychcowboy1 That's not how Peterson works.
@@shrarneomar8080 I can agree with that. He waves his hands wildly, voice cracking on the verge of tears... only to tell us we can't use our eyes as microscopes. Outside of him being an embarrassment even to the faux academia fields of psychology and philosophy, I don't have a problem with him.
The Molecule FX boulder Why do you hate him?
@@shrarneomar8080 Mostly because he is a guy who pretends to be smart, but isn't. What Jordan P. thinks is an important message: 1. What God used to create order out of chaos was something approximating a process that was characterized by truth and courage, if you face potential with consciousness and truth and courage then you make something good. Forthright confrontation with reality and then you have the truth. 2. Men and women are made in the image of God, quite stunning, post modern patriarchal. It isn't obvious to me how that conclusion was reached so long ago. [This guy is so full of crap every time he opens his mouth. If this makes any sense at all, what use is it to anyone. I am not sure how he was able to fit his favorite words post modern patriarchical axiomatic into this 2 minute segment, they are not needed nor do they belong, but he of course demonstrates one of his Big 5 tricks, use big words so you look smart.]
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Jordan is going to advise me how to solve my life? This should be interesting. Let's punch it at 2:00 to get astonished. 'The sociopolitical structures that keep complexity away from us can only operate under a limited number of constraints, but still they perform their function, its amazing, most people have one serious problem, really difficult to grapple with, people go out in the world and the whole thing works.' [Help me out here. Why is a guy lecturing to college students and wildly waving his hands as he astonishes us to 'people go out in the world, and the whole thing works? People go out in the world JP? Where exactly else are they going to gout out into?] 'It's amazing. The screaming you do to get rid of the complexity is external, a function of sociological organization, you see things at a particular resolution, at the human level, when I look at you I can't see your cellular structure or your family, you can see things you can grip, how did biology come to solve those problems, you start simple, the beginning of life is a serious mystery.....' [Tell me this guy didn't actually teach at Harvard? As faux intellect and undeserved academia that psychology and philosophy are, JP is even an embarrassment to them. When I look at you I can't see your cellular structure nor your family?]
You making it even more complex and worse. Can you steel-man Jordan?Would be interesting ha! Thanks.
@@MrTobyjansen I had to look up steel man, but sure, get me on the debate stage with the leading charlatan of this century. Would be a cake walk.
Fair point. Who else would you recommend to read or to watch that would help me sort out my life problems?
@@geddon436 I gather that he has helped people with his clean your room type advice. All fine, although I don't know why adults flock to the type of advice most parents tell their 3rd graders, but more power to them. My problem is with him as a pseudo intellectual. Jordan has a solution to the complexity of life? He has to get a grip on the chaos in his own brain first. Or using his own words, get your own house in order before you go out to change the world.
Man are you fucking obssesed with jordan peterson ?
I've seen you commenting all of your insecurities in every fucking video of him.
one of the most overrated so called thinkers. if the world survives the next century he will probably be forgotten.