People keep on sayin I'm just kiddo and unrealistic but for me i believe there's so much possibilities in this world and things can change and things are not how it looks
Never let other people decide what's right for you. If you want to be a successful artist work your ass off and become one. The world needs more beauty.
I essentially agree with the person above me, just keep a few things in mind. (Long rant ahead) 1: Conservatively minded people (Non-Creative, low risk low reward type of people, the majority of the population basically), are never going to understand you. I have big dreams myself, of hopefully monetizing my creativity someday. While my mother supports me, she is worried beyond belief about whether or not I will succeed, and I've pretty much accepted that the rest of my family will always wonder, "What the hell is wrong with that kid?" Most of my elders want me to just get a steady job, and work there for 40 years (even though that isn't really advisable, or even possible for the most part anymore), they don't really care whether or not it sucks the soul from me, or has me working 120 hours a week, as long as it's "safe". I don't think relying on a company, and putting trust in them is really as safe many believe it is, but it seems safer to a Conservative, so it's what they will go with. If you dare have dreams bigger than this, then you are just "naive", "entitled", unrealistic", "stupid", "insane", etc, according to them. (As for jobs, I'd recommend a TH-cam channel called Joshua Fluke. I wish I started listening 5o him before I entered the working world, I'd have been much more prepared.) 2: My grandfather once told me "A man has nothing, if he has no dreams." Despite how much said Conservatives want you to live a "safe" life, don't ever give up. Some of them are just jealous, because the world has beaten all of the hopes and dreams they had out of them, others just want to help you because they think you aren't being realistic, but don't ever listen to them. What they don't understand, is that you are just a fundamentally different (not superior necessarily, just different) kind of person than they are. They don't understand that if you don't have big dreams, and don't actively pursue them, then you will just wither away. So for your own sake, don't ever give up on those dreams. 3: As contradictory as this might sound to what I said before, keep your dreams "realistic" (hear me out). What I mean is if you have dreams of being rich, and driving around in a Lamborghini, to a Conservative that sounds insanely unrealistic. That's mostly because making money is hard, and it goes very quickly, if you haven't started working yet, the value of a dollar will hit you like a Bulldozer when you do. Of course Lamborghini's are also extremely expensive to purchase, maintain, insure, and it's not something you need, hence you will usually get told "Get your head out of the clouds kid", if someone knows you dream of this. Don't get me wrong though, I want a Lambo, I definitely hope to have one someday. I don't actually think it's "unrealistic", to have this dream, it's just not guaranteed to you, even if you spend your whole life pursuing it. It isn't my main dream, but I enjoy the idea of pursuing something "impossible", in most people's eyes. What I mean by keep your dreams realistic, is understand that the bigger they are, the harder they will be to achieve. Don't lose sight of what's important in life while pursuing them, and make sure you're responsibilities are attended to. If you're dreams are even bigger than just getting rich, (ie you want to change the world in some way), then just understand that change may not come in you're lifetime. From the point that the Civil War ended, Black Americans still had over 100 years left, before they would be given rights as full citizens. Many of them had to die, or risk their lives, in order to bring that necessary change . I really wish someone would have told me all of this before I got out of high school ( I didn't go to college), It would have made my life a lot less stressful, and a lot less "Doomery" for a lack of better words. Just pursue what you find meaningful, even if you never achieve it. The dream by itself, along with the journey, can make life a lot more bearable. Most people wake up with nothing but bills, taxes, and a job they hate yet spend most of their time at, on their minds. You might not be able to escape the bills, and taxes, but you can at least find a job that keeps you're soul intact, or start you're own (relatively safe) business if you want. Let your dreams occupy a part of your brain, that would otherwise be filled with boring, typical adult nonsense. This was therapeutic for me to write and I hope it helps you. Remember, the world is yours Chico, and everything in it.
Artists see what others don't. Creative ideas flow freely. The pace of ideas might fluctuate but creativity can not be stopped. it is part of the artists being. like a true musician, the instrument is an extension of themselves.....
can we have some more of this but more depth, about the journey of an artist. How he travels inside of himself/herself, to bring forth wisdom and creates a language for the eyes to read. The quiet sage creating works of big picture perspectives, healing and balancing the observers soul. Help artists be recognized for their intelligence and worth.
My view is that if we see human knowledge as a circle, we could say at the center is what we don’t question because we think we know it for certain, which often leads to dogma. As we move away from the center we enter science, which questions everything except for the scientific method, as that is scientifically impossible. Move further and we reach philosophy which questions its methods and procedures but doesn’t question reason, as this would be philosophically impossible. When we reach the edge of human knowledge, which abounds in paradoxes, we don’t even know where the beliefs come from nor what method, if any, was used to acquire it. This area of human knowledge is called art. Art can’t be said to be purely human, as we don’t really know where it’s coming from. Could be madness could be new hidden wisdom. Outside of what we know are both unspeakable treasures of wisdom, but also monsters, deviants, and other unspeakable terrors. But somewhere in the dark is the Light, the Truth, and artists above all intellectuals (scientists, philosophers, artists) seek this more than any other, for they seek it in the most humblest state, by any means necessary.
As a creative myself, I always tell my friends that my philosophy is truth and possibility. With the way Peterson explains it, it seems to align with the idea of creatives existing between order and chaos.
Very well said. I would like to add: Every artist is A universe, but THE universe is everything. There’s a constant and unspoken dialogue between these positions, that definitely needs our attention.
@@92sarahmarie Being aware IS creativity. You will eventually align with people who resonate on the same frequency, as you cannot deny your true identity. To translate creativity into a professional artistic career, you either need to be very good, productive, rich and/or lucky, or simply compromise yourself. You can also stay in a regular job, and protect your art from all sorts of vultures. Don’t let people’s thoughts and comments determine your decisions and actions. Not too much anyway.
Artists probably gravitate to “questionable” neighborhoods because the rents are lower than they are elsewhere, and most artists are poor until they become successful.
As an artist (photography and surrealist painter), I wholeheartedly agree with Peterson and he is right. What he describes as the effect that artists have on urban living spaces is exactly what happened with Soho in NYC: Soho (South of Houston Street) used to be a rundown industrial part of the city with empty buildings etc, and then the artists with no money started to squat in the industrial lofts, creating art, writing, painting, etc. That attracted coffee shops etc. then galleries moved in, high end clothing stores, developers tore down buildings, or gutted them and rebuilt them. Soho became attractive to people who were rich and liked to be among creatives. That drove the prices up so high, that the artists couldn't afford to live there anymore. So, they moved across the East River, to Williamsburg, which was affordable then and only 7 minutes on the L train from Union Square. Same thing happened there and then they started to move further East to Bushwick... and the expansion follows the migration of the artists. I had become an eye-rolling critic of Peterson for a few years now, but this clip reminds me why I started to listen to him so many years ago in the first place. Well done!
This comment relates to me aswell often times i envision to live like a nomad but don’t know why and at the same time I’m held back to what others think of me like a hobo but i see this comment and perhaps it makes sense to what i can achieve as a collective
I just LOVE what he says towards the end about the beauty in Europe. As someone living in France, I'm moved and inspired by the beauty around me every day.
I’m so jealous of the architectural beauty you have in Europe. In America we traded beauty and craftsmanship for practicality and savings. It makes me sick looking at long roads with what basically amounts to shrines to profit and greed on either side with seas of pavement everywhere.
My family is full of medical/healthcare people, creative artists, and educators. Perhaps the scientific people are the flip side of the creative people. The educators, of course, package the knowledge and pass it on.
As an artist/illustrator who often feels at odds with society and like I see things that others don't, this was nice to hear. This is currently my exact experience too. I moved to an acceptable area a few years ago that had v cheap rent. It's safe in the day but doesn't feel that safe to walk around at night. It's getting gentrified now with wealthier people moving here and a trendy coffee shop has just opened up. My landlord is now putting the rent up a lot. So I'm researching other areas to move to that are not super high crime but not yet gentrified so they're still affordable. I've identified some areas I think will work and expect them to become gentrified in about 5-10 years time.
Castles in Europe are worth more than Apple. I am participating in a crowfunding project to rebuild a French Castle from XIX century and we are almost started and It is worth 7 millon euros now, image when It will be finished!!
Yes. And it’s why most art is not conservative. Science, comparatively speaking, is conservative, as it often seeks to reaffirm what we already know, adding to an already existing knowledge, rather than questioning the foundation.
This scares me because it reinforces my beliefs on my balancing act between chaos and order as I often fall into chaos again and again but thankfully return back to the precipice that lies between both. However, as I continue on my journey, I find that everytime I succumb to the chaos and delve deeper and deeper, I discover new territories and higher plateaus of madness that I struggle ever harder to bring into a form of order. It feels so uncontrolled at times, and I often feel that I am losing my grip on reality because that is what is happening. If I go still deeper than I ever have, then I cant imagine the world of chaos that I could involuntarily find myself in, but I for some reason I feel that I have an infinite strength to return to order no matter how difficult it may be. But still that is the thing that is hard to grasp. Although I am strong, It is still increasingly difficult and with new discoveries in this realm comes more arduous struggles and higher forms of mental anguish.
If conservatives funded art it would no longer be wild. It would be anchored by economics; not contaminated but diluted - like a strong horse broken by the person driving it…that’s why we don’t ride dragons and “corporate art” is oxymoronic
Creativity thrives in constraint. I’ve experienced many times that when I was given the freedom to do what I wanted that I paradoxically couldn’t think of anything to do. There was no challenge to rise to and therefore the act felt empty and uninspired. But as soon as I was given certain parameters to work in I could strive to break the mold. I hate opposition but I confess I need it to grow.
To really hate each other the worst ways is now a curruption of mankind by difinitives that people still want to see to me questionably push. I am a artist too.
Yeah. Also over here. This apartment costs at least twice as much, maybe even 5 times as much, as it did when mom bought it 13 years ago so I would be on my own closer to college. The neighbourhood had a lot of abandoned industrial buildings, empty spaces where stores used to be and 2 places where artists gathered. There is no more empty buildings nor empty stores, but a lot of luxurious apartments have been built in the last 5-7 years. The last unused building has been demolished months ago. Now they are building another fancy apartment building there. That makes me wonder if I should, when the time comes, get myself a home in the similar neighbourhood to the one this was back then. All I know is that I can actually get myself something much bigger in such a neighborhood because the price of this place has risen so much. Or maybe I should just wait for this place to become even more expensive. I was thinking about it before, but because I still don't have a family, I won't move out yet. Maybe I should have found a way to introduce myself to the artists as a wannabe published author I am? Can I tell them about the two bad books I have written and my hopes of this one to be worth reading? How do you even approach them? I mean, I am an introvert that doesn't know how to approach people. There must be a way to make a contact with them before they are gone. Is there?
Comparing his content and interviews back in early 2016 to what he is putting out today is night and day. The content he puts out today is disappointing and too political to the point where I can't even enjoy 10 minutes of it. Ever since he hopped on Twitter and partnered with the dailywire his content was never the same again.
His joke about it being negative to want to be a musician at 25 during this lecture was dumb. People play music for the enjoyment of it and Leonard Cohen was 34 when his first album came out
Just to clarify that part. He was in the middle of explaining how the number one personality trait that differentiates liberals from conservatives is conscientiousness. He said if you are a conscientious person who wants things to be orderly, structured, and predictable then becoming a musician at 25 will seem insane to you. He was not saying that it is an objectively crazy thing to do. He was really explaining why conservative types are usually not artist.
Hahahah we see the world as a big macrame ball literally covered in rainbow colors of glitter and foil (well at least that’s how I see it) JP hahahehe… Thanks for this video All Human Bits - it was a hoot oh yes it was ! Ttfn;)
I was so focussed on what he was saying and then first the little message in the bottom right pops up, I ignore it. And then... "...And Canada is UGLY AS SIN" *video ends* laughed so hard I forgot everything he said 😂😂
I’m sorry once again Arts take discipline and devotion maybe you are speaking of abstract art or an art like that that is rebellious and has NO rules .but many artists are conservative
I'm a Conservative and I'm an Artist. I LOVE RULES in Art but also can't wait to break them once mastered... But you have to admit, we are rebelious and visionary which is not comon within our camp. And to be truthful we're kind of crazy to choose this path in life. Not everything is black and white.
The reason artists go to places like that is because they are are generally skint and those places are affordable while still being close enough to everything else to be workable.
so what about incmpetent creatives. because the visible creatives are accomplished, there most be a whole bunch who are not accomplished, maybe incompetent. just living with a brain like that not knowing they are creatives.
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This was the biggest compliment someone never gave me❤
love this haha
People keep on sayin I'm just kiddo and unrealistic but for me i believe there's so much possibilities in this world and things can change and things are not how it looks
Never let other people decide what's right for you. If you want to be a successful artist work your ass off and become one. The world needs more beauty.
I essentially agree with the person above me, just keep a few things in mind. (Long rant ahead)
1: Conservatively minded people (Non-Creative, low risk low reward type of people, the majority of the population basically), are never going to understand you. I have big dreams myself, of hopefully monetizing my creativity someday. While my mother supports me, she is worried beyond belief about whether or not I will succeed, and I've pretty much accepted that the rest of my family will always wonder, "What the hell is wrong with that kid?"
Most of my elders want me to just get a steady job, and work there for 40 years (even though that isn't really advisable, or even possible for the most part anymore), they don't really care whether or not it sucks the soul from me, or has me working 120 hours a week, as long as it's "safe". I don't think relying on a company, and putting trust in them is really as safe many believe it is, but it seems safer to a Conservative, so it's what they will go with. If you dare have dreams bigger than this, then you are just "naive", "entitled", unrealistic", "stupid", "insane", etc, according to them.
(As for jobs, I'd recommend a TH-cam channel called Joshua Fluke. I wish I started listening 5o him before I entered the working world, I'd have been much more prepared.)
2: My grandfather once told me "A man has nothing, if he has no dreams." Despite how much said Conservatives want you to live a "safe" life, don't ever give up. Some of them are just jealous, because the world has beaten all of the hopes and dreams they had out of them, others just want to help you because they think you aren't being realistic, but don't ever listen to them. What they don't understand, is that you are just a fundamentally different (not superior necessarily, just different) kind of person than they are.
They don't understand that if you don't have big dreams, and don't actively pursue them, then you will just wither away. So for your own sake, don't ever give up on those dreams.
3: As contradictory as this might sound to what I said before, keep your dreams "realistic" (hear me out). What I mean is if you have dreams of being rich, and driving around in a Lamborghini, to a Conservative that sounds insanely unrealistic. That's mostly because making money is hard, and it goes very quickly, if you haven't started working yet, the value of a dollar will hit you like a Bulldozer when you do. Of course Lamborghini's are also extremely expensive to purchase, maintain, insure, and it's not something you need, hence you will usually get told "Get your head out of the clouds kid", if someone knows you dream of this.
Don't get me wrong though, I want a Lambo, I definitely hope to have one someday. I don't actually think it's "unrealistic", to have this dream, it's just not guaranteed to you, even if you spend your whole life pursuing it. It isn't my main dream, but I enjoy the idea of pursuing something "impossible", in most people's eyes.
What I mean by keep your dreams realistic, is understand that the bigger they are, the harder they will be to achieve. Don't lose sight of what's important in life while pursuing them, and make sure you're responsibilities are attended to. If you're dreams are even bigger than just getting rich, (ie you want to change the world in some way), then just understand that change may not come in you're lifetime. From the point that the Civil War ended, Black Americans still had over 100 years left, before they would be given rights as full citizens. Many of them had to die, or risk their lives, in order to bring that necessary change .
I really wish someone would have told me all of this before I got out of high school ( I didn't go to college), It would have made my life a lot less stressful, and a lot less "Doomery" for a lack of better words. Just pursue what you find meaningful, even if you never achieve it. The dream by itself, along with the journey, can make life a lot more bearable.
Most people wake up with nothing but bills, taxes, and a job they hate yet spend most of their time at, on their minds. You might not be able to escape the bills, and taxes, but you can at least find a job that keeps you're soul intact, or start you're own (relatively safe) business if you want. Let your dreams occupy a part of your brain, that would otherwise be filled with boring, typical adult nonsense. This was therapeutic for me to write and I hope it helps you.
Remember, the world is yours Chico, and everything in it.
Yeah, just keep in mind, if you are under 20, you are likely to be very naive. It doesn't mean what you're saying is wrong tho.
@@zbj4240love this 🫂
@@zbj4240I think you’re my mind twin
as always, Jordan Peterson explaining the most complicated subject in very simple way. very insightful video
And that’s him being artistic too.
Artists see what others don't. Creative ideas flow freely. The pace of ideas might fluctuate but creativity can not be stopped. it is part of the artists being. like a true musician, the instrument is an extension of themselves.....
can we have some more of this but more depth, about the journey of an artist. How he travels inside of himself/herself, to bring forth wisdom and creates a language for the eyes to read. The quiet sage creating works of big picture perspectives, healing and balancing the observers soul. Help artists be recognized for their intelligence and worth.
Just use they. You say "how he.." and then you put "himself/herself" so is the same
Like kendrick lamar
I think there should be more fellowships for great artists.
...or the ears to hear. I take what JP says about creatives and The Arts along with my vocation: music. Because to me The Arts encompass it all!
My view is that if we see human knowledge as a circle, we could say at the center is what we don’t question because we think we know it for certain, which often leads to dogma. As we move away from the center we enter science, which questions everything except for the scientific method, as that is scientifically impossible. Move further and we reach philosophy which questions its methods and procedures but doesn’t question reason, as this would be philosophically impossible. When we reach the edge of human knowledge, which abounds in paradoxes, we don’t even know where the beliefs come from nor what method, if any, was used to acquire it. This area of human knowledge is called art.
Art can’t be said to be purely human, as we don’t really know where it’s coming from. Could be madness could be new hidden wisdom. Outside of what we know are both unspeakable treasures of wisdom, but also monsters, deviants, and other unspeakable terrors.
But somewhere in the dark is the Light, the Truth, and artists above all intellectuals (scientists, philosophers, artists) seek this more than any other, for they seek it in the most humblest state, by any means necessary.
And that's why some people are just artists and others are not.
As a creative myself, I always tell my friends that my philosophy is truth and possibility. With the way Peterson explains it, it seems to align with the idea of creatives existing between order and chaos.
Very well said. I would like to add: Every artist is A universe, but THE universe is everything. There’s a constant and unspoken dialogue between these positions, that definitely needs our attention.
There will always be a double meaning. The difference is, is the speaker and listener aware?
@@92sarahmarie Being aware IS creativity. You will eventually align with people who resonate on the same frequency, as you cannot deny your true identity. To translate creativity into a professional artistic career, you either need to be very good, productive, rich and/or lucky, or simply compromise yourself. You can also stay in a regular job, and protect your art from all sorts of vultures. Don’t let people’s thoughts and comments determine your decisions and actions. Not too much anyway.
Artists probably gravitate to “questionable” neighborhoods because the rents are lower than they are elsewhere, and most artists are poor until they become successful.
We love you Uncle Jordan😊
As an artist (photography and surrealist painter), I wholeheartedly agree with Peterson and he is right. What he describes as the effect that artists have on urban living spaces is exactly what happened with Soho in NYC:
Soho (South of Houston Street) used to be a rundown industrial part of the city with empty buildings etc, and then the artists with no money started to squat in the industrial lofts, creating art, writing, painting, etc. That attracted coffee shops etc. then galleries moved in, high end clothing stores, developers tore down buildings, or gutted them and rebuilt them. Soho became attractive to people who were rich and liked to be among creatives.
That drove the prices up so high, that the artists couldn't afford to live there anymore. So, they moved across the East River, to Williamsburg, which was affordable then and only 7 minutes on the L train from Union Square.
Same thing happened there and then they started to move further East to Bushwick... and the expansion follows the migration of the artists.
I had become an eye-rolling critic of Peterson for a few years now, but this clip reminds me why I started to listen to him so many years ago in the first place. Well done!
Wow! this is a really valuable information. Thank you for sharing it.
This comment relates to me aswell often times i envision to live like a nomad but don’t know why and at the same time I’m held back to what others think of me like a hobo but i see this comment and perhaps it makes sense to what i can achieve as a collective
Wow, what a great insight. He really summed it up in few minutes.
I just LOVE what he says towards the end about the beauty in Europe. As someone living in France, I'm moved and inspired by the beauty around me every day.
I’m so jealous of the architectural beauty you have in Europe. In America we traded beauty and craftsmanship for practicality and savings. It makes me sick looking at long roads with what basically amounts to shrines to profit and greed on either side with seas of pavement everywhere.
Also love how they just let the dogs poop all over the place in paris. Its very charming 💩
@peters5090 look up, never down!
Scientists are also creative people expanding human knowledge in the same way as artists.
My family is full of medical/healthcare people, creative artists, and educators. Perhaps the scientific people are the flip side of the creative people. The educators, of course, package the knowledge and pass it on.
I agree!
As an artist/illustrator who often feels at odds with society and like I see things that others don't, this was nice to hear. This is currently my exact experience too. I moved to an acceptable area a few years ago that had v cheap rent. It's safe in the day but doesn't feel that safe to walk around at night. It's getting gentrified now with wealthier people moving here and a trendy coffee shop has just opened up. My landlord is now putting the rent up a lot. So I'm researching other areas to move to that are not super high crime but not yet gentrified so they're still affordable. I've identified some areas I think will work and expect them to become gentrified in about 5-10 years time.
Creative people are possibly intellectually superior.
- Just a random thought
They have a knack for innovating. It takes a very intuitive mind. I think their brains are wired differently.
Best explanation, spot on! Chaos | Order
Castles in Europe are worth more than Apple. I am participating in a crowfunding project to rebuild a French Castle from XIX century and we are almost started and It is worth 7 millon euros now, image when It will be finished!!
Important sentence : ".. that conservative people have a hard time properly valuing art economically"
Yes. And it’s why most art is not conservative. Science, comparatively speaking, is conservative, as it often seeks to reaffirm what we already know, adding to an already existing knowledge, rather than questioning the foundation.
This scares me because it reinforces my beliefs on my balancing act between chaos and order as I often fall into chaos again and again but thankfully return back to the precipice that lies between both. However, as I continue on my journey, I find that everytime I succumb to the chaos and delve deeper and deeper, I discover new territories and higher plateaus of madness that I struggle ever harder to bring into a form of order. It feels so uncontrolled at times, and I often feel that I am losing my grip on reality because that is what is happening. If I go still deeper than I ever have, then I cant imagine the world of chaos that I could involuntarily find myself in, but I for some reason I feel that I have an infinite strength to return to order no matter how difficult it may be. But still that is the thing that is hard to grasp. Although I am strong, It is still increasingly difficult and with new discoveries in this realm comes more arduous struggles and higher forms of mental anguish.
The curse of creativity!
Sounds like Williamsburg BKLYN or SoHo in Manhattan.
Totally understand 👍🏼
If conservatives funded art it would no longer be wild. It would be anchored by economics; not contaminated but diluted - like a strong horse broken by the person driving it…that’s why we don’t ride dragons and “corporate art” is oxymoronic
Creativity thrives in constraint. I’ve experienced many times that when I was given the freedom to do what I wanted that I paradoxically couldn’t think of anything to do. There was no challenge to rise to and therefore the act felt empty and uninspired. But as soon as I was given certain parameters to work in I could strive to break the mold.
I hate opposition but I confess I need it to grow.
What a great moment to cut the clip 😂
you dont produce it you experience it 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
To really hate each other the worst ways is now a curruption of mankind by difinitives that people still want to see to me questionably push. I am a artist too.
He just described my neigherhood… exactly as it is today. The yuppies are arriving lol
Yeah. Also over here. This apartment costs at least twice as much, maybe even 5 times as much, as it did when mom bought it 13 years ago so I would be on my own closer to college. The neighbourhood had a lot of abandoned industrial buildings, empty spaces where stores used to be and 2 places where artists gathered. There is no more empty buildings nor empty stores, but a lot of luxurious apartments have been built in the last 5-7 years. The last unused building has been demolished months ago. Now they are building another fancy apartment building there. That makes me wonder if I should, when the time comes, get myself a home in the similar neighbourhood to the one this was back then. All I know is that I can actually get myself something much bigger in such a neighborhood because the price of this place has risen so much. Or maybe I should just wait for this place to become even more expensive. I was thinking about it before, but because I still don't have a family, I won't move out yet. Maybe I should have found a way to introduce myself to the artists as a wannabe published author I am? Can I tell them about the two bad books I have written and my hopes of this one to be worth reading? How do you even approach them? I mean, I am an introvert that doesn't know how to approach people. There must be a way to make a contact with them before they are gone. Is there?
Even with the advent of AI - creativity doesn't die!
His summary is spot on. Thank you 🙏🏾
Beauty is all over the world!
Bom dia!
Thanx.
You must be creative.
@@tylerg842 lol, you must be creative too. you wouldn't be here if you weren't.
So true. That's why I love Jordan. He's not only good observer but also makes right conclusions.
Comparing his content and interviews back in early 2016 to what he is putting out today is night and day. The content he puts out today is disappointing and too political to the point where I can't even enjoy 10 minutes of it. Ever since he hopped on Twitter and partnered with the dailywire his content was never the same again.
Imagine the mental health this would help if america stopped building so boringly
This is me 🤣🤦🏾♂️
His joke about it being negative to want to be a musician at 25 during this lecture was dumb. People play music for the enjoyment of it and Leonard Cohen was 34 when his first album came out
yeah! i agree with you on that one. there are a lot of things i don't agree on the full lecture, that's why i cut out a clip i most agree with.
Just to clarify that part. He was in the middle of explaining how the number one personality trait that differentiates liberals from conservatives is conscientiousness. He said if you are a conscientious person who wants things to be orderly, structured, and predictable then becoming a musician at 25 will seem insane to you. He was not saying that it is an objectively crazy thing to do. He was really explaining why conservative types are usually not artist.
Wow! Within a minute or two you've explained both liberalism (or a form of it) and gentrification!
Canada 😂
Wooooooo!!! Yes!! Thanku!! Brilliant Video!! ♥️♥️
thanks! i think it hit you really well
Hahahah we see the world as a big macrame ball literally covered in rainbow colors of glitter and foil (well at least that’s how I see it) JP hahahehe…
Thanks for this video All Human Bits - it was a hoot oh yes it was !
Ttfn;)
Thanks for enjoying it @JOEYDEEZ369
more consistent contents are coming soon, stay tuned!
What a great analogy from Jordan!
I am creative, and this clip help me understand myself :)
The point is can we change the digital landscape some how ?
I was so focussed on what he was saying and then first the little message in the bottom right pops up, I ignore it.
And then...
"...And Canada is UGLY AS SIN" *video ends*
laughed so hard I forgot everything he said 😂😂
🤣you're the first commenter who made me watch the whole video again.
I couldn't help but laugh when the video ends.
Often, many many scientists are also extraordinary in fields like art and music.
Maybe it's just that God gifts some people too much 😅.
Very wise man.
Aka The gay effect lol
''they're the civilized agents''
Your Mom texted you :)
Spot on
Question. I had a dream, what did it come from.
Answer. Abba
I’m sorry once again Arts take discipline and devotion maybe you are speaking of abstract art or an art like that that is rebellious and has NO rules .but many artists are conservative
You're talking about artisans which is slightly different.
Art is art.
a true artist is not conservative
I'm a Conservative and I'm an Artist. I LOVE RULES in Art but also can't wait to break them once mastered... But you have to admit, we are rebelious and visionary which is not comon within our camp. And to be truthful we're kind of crazy to choose this path in life. Not everything is black and white.
I highly disagree. Most of the best artists the world has ever seen were not exactly conservative😅
Good thing there’s stocks. At least the creative people get to hold on to the initial stocks offered after they get kicked out 😅
Imagination is the beginning of everything. Without it, you are just an animal grubbing about grabbing food off of a tree.
I don't particularly like Peterson, but this video is spot on
The reason artists go to places like that is because they are are generally skint and those places are affordable while still being close enough to everything else to be workable.
and what can have an artist who thinks like an engineer?
best thing the man has ever spoken
Great words Jordan, well said
Really powerful words 🔥
last line on Canada was wild
JP is really the best 😊
as a dumb and not creative person this explanation is hard to understand because english is not my native language
Ok
damn, this guy is a shadow of himself.
Wisdom !
1:22 not too chaotic actually.
Thank you
LOL THE IMPACT OF THIS ENDING HITS HARD
ha yeah! you could add australia to his comment about canada. australia is where creatives go to die.
Loose the bottled water smart guy!
add edit.. Lose
yes, smart people are not allowed to be hydrated.
Hey loose the lungs tough guy what’re you doing sucking in all my air
so what about incmpetent creatives. because the visible creatives are accomplished, there most be a whole bunch who are not accomplished, maybe incompetent. just living with a brain like that not knowing they are creatives.
Ah yes… back when he had his sanity…