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Let me clarify further for 4:45 so I don't screw myself in the future... authority is needed in society to create order, but sometimes people who present themselves as authority do so just to exploit others. That is why it's important to make your own decisions. Look out for yourself first, always.
Nice video man. I feel like I need to routinely watch Fight Club to continuously examine my mindset about life and motivate me to do uncomfortable things.
I think this is a good and popular analysis but it never touches the aspects of Tyler’s philosophy that really aren’t about reinvention at all. Fight Club is the perfect movie for modern men, but it’s because they should take all the advice from fight club and enact it in a way that doesn’t require complete destruction of oneself and others. Tyler paints himself as wanting rehabilitation but in the first and second book only continues to destroy and never speaks about what he will do after his destruction is finished (I also think the story needs to be taken with a grain of salt because it is admittedly a satire). But overall a very nice short video!
But the best part of the entire film is when they are given the homework assignment to start a fight and lose it on purpose. Then it was exposed that most of society had become too civilized.
I said I have helped several guys go from homeless to homeowners with a job and I would like to start a movement to rebuild small rural towns with men who don't have a purpose right now. I have helped 5 so far and they are doing great and I have several more at varying stages working on their goals and making progress. I will help as many as I can, but wish we could get a movement going of men helping men and we can rebuild what's been lost in rural places. There's so many houses that need work in these small towns that are liveable and cheap, some as low as 10k, imagine what could be done...
@@arabianrebel61 He just makes stuff up and he says people shouldn't give their opinions on stuff before then giving us all his opinions which are generally not backed up by any evidence, and sometimes actually quoting stuff which says the exact opposite of what he thinks it says. th-cam.com/video/hSNWkRw53Jo/w-d-xo.html I understand life is too short to want to spend a long time watching that but if you just dip in, perhaps if you can find the lobster stuff, it shows what a charlatan he really is.
@@relishcakes4525 Not sure what you mean by that. All you need to know is Jordan Peterson is demonstrably wrong about a lot of things he cites. You might think his overall philosophy is good ( I clearly don't ) but what I am talking about here is actually getting facts incorrect. To try and make a comparison - let's use Fight Club as our source material. If I told someone Fight Club was a romantic comedy starring Tom Hanks and Sandra Bullock which emphasises how true love conquers all, you'd have a pretty hard time marrying that up with the film if you went to watch it. Now, I am exaggerating here with the absurdity of my example, but that is the kind of thing we are talking about.
@annandune any "influencer" that targets unhappy men to try to improve their life is invariably attacked by feminists as a "right wing nazi". A better example for what you're saying would probably be something Peterson has said.
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Let me clarify further for 4:45 so I don't screw myself in the future... authority is needed in society to create order, but sometimes people who present themselves as authority do so just to exploit others. That is why it's important to make your own decisions. Look out for yourself first, always.
The part where he says tomorrow his life will be the most beautiful day of his life hits hard man
The buddhists have said pain is inevitable, but suffering is optional.
Nice video man. I feel like I need to routinely watch Fight Club to continuously examine my mindset about life and motivate me to do uncomfortable things.
100% agreed
I think this is a good and popular analysis but it never touches the aspects of Tyler’s philosophy that really aren’t about reinvention at all. Fight Club is the perfect movie for modern men, but it’s because they should take all the advice from fight club and enact it in a way that doesn’t require complete destruction of oneself and others. Tyler paints himself as wanting rehabilitation but in the first and second book only continues to destroy and never speaks about what he will do after his destruction is finished (I also think the story needs to be taken with a grain of salt because it is admittedly a satire). But overall a very nice short video!
Great video man
But the best part of the entire film is when they are given the homework assignment to start a fight and lose it on purpose. Then it was exposed that most of society had become too civilized.
Why are my comments deleted? I said nothing controversial at all?
What did you say?
I said I have helped several guys go from homeless to homeowners with a job and I would like to start a movement to rebuild small rural towns with men who don't have a purpose right now. I have helped 5 so far and they are doing great and I have several more at varying stages working on their goals and making progress. I will help as many as I can, but wish we could get a movement going of men helping men and we can rebuild what's been lost in rural places. There's so many houses that need work in these small towns that are liveable and cheap, some as low as 10k, imagine what could be done...
u a dum.b dum.b
Oh dear, sounds like you quoted Jordan Peterson at the end there. Not a good recommendation.
What’s wrong with Jordan Peterson?
@@arabianrebel61 He just makes stuff up and he says people shouldn't give their opinions on stuff before then giving us all his opinions which are generally not backed up by any evidence, and sometimes actually quoting stuff which says the exact opposite of what he thinks it says.
th-cam.com/video/hSNWkRw53Jo/w-d-xo.html
I understand life is too short to want to spend a long time watching that but if you just dip in, perhaps if you can find the lobster stuff, it shows what a charlatan he really is.
"You can't talk to men!" Is all I hear @annandune
@@relishcakes4525 Not sure what you mean by that. All you need to know is Jordan Peterson is demonstrably wrong about a lot of things he cites. You might think his overall philosophy is good ( I clearly don't ) but what I am talking about here is actually getting facts incorrect.
To try and make a comparison - let's use Fight Club as our source material. If I told someone Fight Club was a romantic comedy starring Tom Hanks and Sandra Bullock which emphasises how true love conquers all, you'd have a pretty hard time marrying that up with the film if you went to watch it.
Now, I am exaggerating here with the absurdity of my example, but that is the kind of thing we are talking about.
@annandune any "influencer" that targets unhappy men to try to improve their life is invariably attacked by feminists as a "right wing nazi".
A better example for what you're saying would probably be something Peterson has said.