Jordan is fine to tour with, but every night he asks for another one of your Xanax. That shit gets old fast! 😂
@DarthJunkie66617 күн бұрын
Did you talk about when JP posted fetish porn on his twitter thinking it was a Chinese milking facility?
@Josh-sj9ig17 күн бұрын
It would take throne bowing Brits and Canadians to be such Trump waste (i.e. Peterson and Kisin).
@GentileMysteriesConspiracies17 күн бұрын
You need to make a shirt: Triggernometry on the front and Facts Over Feelings on the back
@harmonphillips702617 күн бұрын
@@GentileMysteriesConspiracies I don't think you even know what your trying to say......
@user-vs4rp1qc6q17 күн бұрын
He's polarizing because he is a light in the world and the darkness wants to take him out.
@maliadoss757217 күн бұрын
JB preaches an ethics from 40 years ago. Sacrifice and discipline will help you overcome life's challenges. Pretty much common sense back then. However, much of the population wants to blame society for their problems and so have society fix their problems. For them, JP's solution sounds too much like work and too much like criticism of their weakness.
@johnsmithers891316 күн бұрын
He's just a Christian loon
@sandersson281316 күн бұрын
@@johnsmithers8913 it’s the exact reason these people are out of shape. Their brains reward system is messed up from constant shorts TikTok. Tell someone like that they have to WORKout to become fit and good looking, all they hear is WORK? Laziness is rampant nowadays.
@b.pack315 күн бұрын
Truth
@BG-gg9pl15 күн бұрын
@@BG-gg9pl Peterson is a crank
@sandersson281315 күн бұрын
He helped me when I lost my son. He put me back on track.
@clovermark3915 күн бұрын
JP saved my life and turned me into a stable productive member of society who improved himself and now is strong enough to help those around him. God Bless Jordan Peterson! If you hate him, that says more about you than him. Much love
@TheRumbles1315 күн бұрын
Extremely well said and well done to you.
@Coolpoolers14 күн бұрын
Jordan Peterson rose to unwanted fame because of his warning against Canada then proposed Bill C-16 aka compelled speech. That was his issue, and what he was fighting against. Look where we are now? I ❤ Dr Peterson.
@LoneWolfCrooner17 күн бұрын
Yes we listened to him speak on Bil C-16 and wanted more. That is when we found his collage lectures. Those lectures and sound bites people would pull from them is where I really became a Jordan Peterson fan.
@BreetaiZentradi16 күн бұрын
Thank you for ACTUALLY knowing his story. So few do. Canada should have listened he was right.
@sYd6point716 күн бұрын
It is amazing how many people comment about JP and don't know this. I discovered him before C-16 fame by listening to his classroom lectures he posted on KZhead when I was studying for my MA in psychology. He is a solid teacher and I would imagine a helpful clinician. Now in practice on my own JP has helped me articulate many thoughts and hunches I had but did not know how to express. Most of what he is saying is actually common sense. That is by no means a put down it is a compliment he can help people get in touch with their conscience and begin to forge their path that is what a truly good therapist/friend/parent does
@billmoran695716 күн бұрын
When my kid said JP was a right-wing wacko based on the 'lobster' theory, I looked him up. I started with old college lectures of a man who loved his students, and the subject material and seemed to suffer from Aspergers. If one starts with the old college lectures, you see the smear campaign that made him what he is.
@kec711616 күн бұрын
So true, Peterson is a Saint..
@vincentdegennaro337515 күн бұрын
Saw you and Dr Peterson in Sugar Land. Brought my husband who had never heard of Jordan. He found the talk very thoughtful and thought provoking. The crowd was such a mixed bag of people. Very encouraging. He transcends party, left, right, centre whatever.
@ebradley230617 күн бұрын
I was there too!
@matthewdenmark549017 күн бұрын
I was there three. Agreed with the sentiment about the crowd, it was incredibly encouraging to see
@NicholasPR17 күн бұрын
Me too!!
@Metaguy844317 күн бұрын
@@matthewdenmark5490 How about that. 😊
@ebradley230617 күн бұрын
@@NicholasPR 👍😊
@ebradley230617 күн бұрын
Jordan Peterson is bringing wisdom back into fashion for many people.
@BigHugeYES16 күн бұрын
JP saved my life 6 years ago. ❤🙏🏼
@nicolehall217714 күн бұрын
JPs clip where he says, 'Sit on the edge of your bed and look at what is holding you back' led me to give up drinking and clean up my life. I've be dry since Nov 2022. He is the best.
@Woopass9016 күн бұрын
I'm so pleased that KK has had the chance to tour with JBP... love seeing the Triggernometry guys do well!
@Hellyers17 күн бұрын
I subscribe to these young men during lockdown and I’m still listening to them. They’ve come a long way and long may it continue!
@lisaroberts813517 күн бұрын
@@lisaroberts8135sameeee!
@eleanor558517 күн бұрын
Jordan Peterson is a great man.
@BBQDad46317 күн бұрын
No chance.
@Ondolite17 күн бұрын
@BBQDad463 He appears to be has recently been ridiculed. I'm watching his career closely if he's genuine or just a grifter.
@trancehi17 күн бұрын
Incoming loser JP hater comments!
@raccoonduck540617 күн бұрын
@@trancehiI've been watching his content since the Cathy Newman video. Anyone who thinks he's a grifter either isn't intelligent enough to easily discern that as false, or they've been lied to, or both.
@snakejazz17 күн бұрын
@@Ondolitehow profound.... please enlighten us more
@sweetbabyray4217 күн бұрын
Jordan Peterson is a gift..enjoy listen and make your life a better place.
@tommytee838716 күн бұрын
I saw Jordan Peterson in Sacramento CA what a blessing this man is-he has the most common sense and profound message to truly living a good life.
@GPenn-ln2fh16 күн бұрын
he's everyone's father in a world that is lacking fathers.
@lgmnowkondo93817 күн бұрын
I really like these two dudes
@a.k.4o17 күн бұрын
I'm on the fence about Rogan
@a.k.4o17 күн бұрын
Me too.
@masterq2.03317 күн бұрын
Excellent!! I am Jordan Peterson’s team 🙏🏻🌹✨🙏🏻
@ligiasommers17 күн бұрын
My best friend and i went to Jordan's tour stop in Kansas City about a month ago. Both of us were in dead end jobs, single, living in the smallest house imaginable bearly getting by when we found Jordan years ago. Now we both are married, my buddy's second kid is in the oven, we both own moderately sized homes, and my wife and i are less than a year away from being debt free. Jordan can change your life
@scotthoover156816 күн бұрын
Ha ha ha. Your sarcasm is excellent.
@sandersson281313 күн бұрын
You've achieved a lot in one month!
@spammodump13 күн бұрын
@@sandersson2813 the same goes for you👌👌
@ivaraslakoutakoski362213 күн бұрын
@SpamDropR .. …. It wasn’t a 30’ Day Challenge to change both lives for the better since they Seen Peterson 🗣️ live in person 🧍 a month ago. … they changed When they found Air Jordan P “Years Ago” But loved lmao 😜 the potential option of reading it in a way that it could’ve been $arcasm RoT”C”LMAO 💺 or 🛋️
@alexkeddy524413 күн бұрын
I discovered Jordan Peterson a few years ago and he changed little o' nobody me's life!
@colorocko117 күн бұрын
Jordan knows the value of a soul.
@leomarkaable117 күн бұрын
Amen
@vbell253617 күн бұрын
Beautifully said.
@rankoutsider236317 күн бұрын
You mean he knows the value of acting as if you have a soul.
@ramigilneas927416 күн бұрын
Only God know that!
@lglge61116 күн бұрын
Pfffft LOL dude is a grifter wtf you talking about?
@danielessex216216 күн бұрын
Jordan Peterson made an epic comeback. I love a comeback story way better than just some guy that got lucky and happily ever after. I love to see how a person can be in a Hell on Earth and work his way out of it and make a big comeback. Immense respect and inspiration.
@MagnusGalactusOG17 күн бұрын
Yes Oprah said, “it’s not where you are it’s where you come from that matters” that resonates with our human struggle.
@suedynamic15 күн бұрын
JBP saved my life from multiple ongoing suicide attempts and started my slow conversion from militant atheism ...he made me realise what life could be again.
@Primaate17 күн бұрын
Same thing man, and congrats for finding a better path.
@raccoonduck540617 күн бұрын
Wishing you an ongoing journey filled with peace. You'll get there.
@WomanNextDoor17 күн бұрын
Yes, racism, mysogyny and Islamophobia.
@Ondolite16 күн бұрын
Beautiful …….
@velvetindigonight16 күн бұрын
@@Ondolite Sad. I am sorry that someone hurt you so much.
@Marshallgill16 күн бұрын
I'm 42. I'm finishing my 2nd year at the university. I only get 10 or 9 grades. My life was a complete disaster before. It's not perfect now, but it's way different than before. Thank you Jordan Peterson❤
@adrianadelapena245415 күн бұрын
Peterson is necessary. He's helped so many and even if you don't agree with all his views i think he's showing the value and importance of having your own voice, making the most of what you have to offer and the persuit of learning and greater good while still muddling through the mistakes, as he eloquently does himself. All the more credit to him that he does that amidst a barrage of hate, media jobs, and some pretty vile individuals aiming to undermine or discredit him by any means possible. I think anyone made of weaker stuff would crumble under all that weight.
@MrSRA1317 күн бұрын
he got hooked on benzos and then had a nervous breakdown. If that's not crumbling then what is
@Talisman0917 күн бұрын
@@Talisman09that can happen to a lot of people including you. the most important thing is he got through it
@tech123817 күн бұрын
@@Talisman09 because he was a relatively normal person that suddenly got thrust into the limelight, witnessing the highs and lows of human society firsthand and probably feeling the overwhelming responsibility of helping as many people in need as he could whilst simultaneously doubting himself and his own words and about what he was embarking on...whether or not it was worth it for his family and his sanity. All the while his wife gets cancer. Yeah go figure... And he still came through that. Some people just can't think objectively
@MrSRA1317 күн бұрын
It would take throne bowing Brits and Canadians to be such Trump waste (i.e. Peterson and Kisin).
@GentileMysteriesConspiracies17 күн бұрын
@@Talisman09He was prescribed it due to personal issues with his family. Are you any type of doctor mental health specialist to speak on the matter?
@MasterMalrubius17 күн бұрын
I love Jordan, I love Konstatine, I love Rogan and I love Francis. I'll just leave it at that.
@einherjar254517 күн бұрын
:)
@velvetindigonight16 күн бұрын
Platinum tickets to see him here in Santiago, Chile on 22 June. Can't wait!
@dannyarcher637017 күн бұрын
Enjoy and be amazed at how he simply talks and holds everyone's attention for hours.
@Primaate17 күн бұрын
This whole chat is just beautiful. Peterson and all of you guys bring a lot of that into this world. Well done.
@TheJoshywoshybumbleb16 күн бұрын
Triggernometry, I really enjoyed watching this, so I hit the like button!
@IOSARBX17 күн бұрын
Great conversation about a great guy, by three great guys. Thank you.
@foxdenham17 күн бұрын
Konstantin will be fascinating to watch evolve from non-believer as he remains within Jordan's gravitational pull. You can see early signs of this inevitable transition in this clip when he says "I'm not a believer...well, ya... I'm not...I guess." There, is a man wrestling with God.
@donaldmccarthy168116 күн бұрын
I noticed that too. I remember few occasions ago, KK would get visibly but subtly triggered when God or Christianity brought up in conversations with JP.
@MegaMerdeux16 күн бұрын
Great conversation. I love Jordan Peterson, he's a positive person and bright mind
@mdenevares17 күн бұрын
It would take throne bowing Brits and Canadians to be such Trump waste (i.e. Peterson and Kisin).
@GentileMysteriesConspiracies17 күн бұрын
Peterson seems like he's lost his mind over wokeness and his drug addiction though. Definitely not qualified to be giving people advice at this point.
@jackeagleeye345317 күн бұрын
@@GentileMysteriesConspiraciesWhy do you just spam the same comment?
@MasterMalrubius17 күн бұрын
No chance.
@Ondolite17 күн бұрын
@jackeagle🎯eye3453
@Ondolite17 күн бұрын
Praying to God to say thank you for what you have is a great way to remind yourself of all the things you have to be grateful for. Way better than any antidepressant.
@Zebra6617 күн бұрын
I love these guy's, all 3 of them..
@derickm1717 күн бұрын
The philosopher John Leslie said God is a moral necessity.
@leomarkaable117 күн бұрын
I owe Dr. Peterson immensely for making me the man that I am today. He is a father to the fatherless and lost. I cherish your wisdom Dr. Peterson. Thank you.
@b.pack317 күн бұрын
Absolutely. The father many of us didn’t have and needed so badly.
@user-dq6tv1dl2r15 күн бұрын
KK is the luckiest man.... imagine hanging out with Dr. P. Congrats to KK. Savor it , brother.
@curtisvalle514117 күн бұрын
Amen
@jackal761016 күн бұрын
Konstantin is changing. I can tell in this conversation, his beliefs are changing. I could feel he was slightly frustrated that Joe wasn’t taking Jordan seriously nor does Joe have a clue the impact he’s had on people.
@jennapecor186517 күн бұрын
I see a change in Joe the last 2 years. Having Jordan on and Tucker as well as Tulsi. He’s not nearly as anti God as he used to be.
@paulseigeldorf946116 күн бұрын
Kisin lost it when he started to deny nazis in Ukraine... he's a shill for the UK's (wannabe) imperialism. He has no problem with UK government arming genocidal state Israel meanwhile he likes to talk about morals (and pointing at Russia or China)... what a joke. He's no different than goons on FOX/SkyNews...
@sixmillionaccountssilenced672116 күн бұрын
I think Joe, and where he’s at now, is helpful to Christians. There are many people leaning towards being agnostic that are finding the good in Christianity - mostly as they’re seeing society shift with individualisation at the wheel. Having someone slowly moving down that path and giving voice to many good people that are believers, I think, gives space for consideration without it being forced, which is what some people need.
@st608616 күн бұрын
@@myjennarocityestatesales he is allowed not to believe in a God that no one has physically seen, and see the world in a nuanced intelligent way. I’m sure there’s more to JP than believing (or however he phrases it) in God.
@CJ-ft9yo16 күн бұрын
Francis Foster really nails it between 4:20 - 5:56, so true and profound 💙
@manukanubi441815 күн бұрын
I agree. And Konstantin's little bit straight after, referencing JBP's hell on earth, added another dimension to it.
@openmind597314 күн бұрын
Francis’ laugh is my favorite thing. Perfect punctuation.
@claudettes969717 күн бұрын
You know, Konstantin isn’t very far from Jordan. And I mean this as a compliment.🙏🏾
@dmenace928816 күн бұрын
And Jordan isn't far from Christ
@swesleyc715 күн бұрын
So much love for JP
@KarateKevin14 күн бұрын
If only we lived in a world where people watched less CNN, BBC, Fox News, Al Jazeera etc. World would be a relatively tolerant place.
@ankurroy397917 күн бұрын
were definitely getting there, and that makes the power that be fearful.
@aikighost17 күн бұрын
Getting information from social media echo chambers is even worse. Even more biased. Even less fact-checking.
@paulw503917 күн бұрын
@@paulw5039Everyone thinks the words Independent media makes it different from MSM. It doesn't, it's the same grift with less of a production budget
@user-pk3zw7mb8w17 күн бұрын
Get on with your own life.
@Ondolite17 күн бұрын
@@paulw5039Untrue. Very stupid comment.
@Ondolite17 күн бұрын
Not sure why I underestimate Francis, but he continually comes up with a statement that stops me in my tracks. Case in point was his comment on 'shortcuts."
@Chris-ji4iu16 күн бұрын
The road less traveled is full of beauty and fulfillment.
@corvuslight17 күн бұрын
And it’s one hell of a book!
@MDmxer4717 күн бұрын
I just love triggernometry. Those 2 bright minds always push me in a good direction and help the common sense and common good.
@TheMasterdisaster1417 күн бұрын
😮
@Ondolite17 күн бұрын
JP is an amazing human being. He's got a good heart. God Bless him ❤
@vinny326616 күн бұрын
What they are referring to is the idea of living a life of INTEGRITY. Deep personal integrity and authenticity. that's it.
@dontarguewithidiots745917 күн бұрын
Which is EXACTLY why it gets misrepresented and maligned
16 күн бұрын
Peterson is iconic. People are seeking, but the religious organizations are so fundamentally and irreversibly corrupt, people need another structure. Peterson offers that.
@theodorearaujo97117 күн бұрын
And doesn’t treat us like idiots…. he demands something……
@velvetindigonight16 күн бұрын
Can we have some Francis clips please
@reynard-fox16 күн бұрын
"We need to be inspired by something divine to be our best selves." That is amazingly profound.
@RadioTom10316 күн бұрын
Yet so obvious.
@RadioTom10316 күн бұрын
Jordan Peterson is an incredible man & the world is a better place because he is in it ❤
@sallyfield316916 күн бұрын
I've been preaching about this 'short-cut culture' for years. So good to hear someone say the same thing
@binky161214 күн бұрын
Peterson is doing so much good, thank god for Peterson!
@jeromedenis10017 күн бұрын
If only he kept to psychology :/ that's where he shines
@Wate16 күн бұрын
Jordan Peterson is a Canadian national treasure and is who most people need to listen too and strive to be like. He is a hero to a lot of people for the reasons that are stated here.
@zerospace10117 күн бұрын
By far, Joe's worst show ever. (And I say that as a fan.) Both Peterson (who obviously did great work battling the "woke") AND Kisin are vicious neocon and Zionist warmongers who are taking the U.S. down the drain with the MIC. Let's be honest and educated here.
@nikosantikythera242214 күн бұрын
I was personally trolled by Dr. Peterson. We went to a meet in greet at one of his tour locations. My wife interacted with him ahead in the line and apparently told him to “act like you like me[my wife]better than my husband.” I now have a picture with him and he has the most stoic expression, but of course- he’s gleaming in the photo with her. He leaned in after, looked at me, and said,” you want me to let you in on a little secret?” I turned to my wife and saw the dastardly grin on her face and that is when I realized. I was trolled by Dr. Peterson. An experience I’ll never forget. 💀
@iGotMySniperSticky14 күн бұрын
Jordan is the man! I started watching his lectures years ago . I am 65 now.. I believe 😅
@obewon24117 күн бұрын
Saw you both last week at smart financial. You both did very well handling extremely sensitive topics with empathy & grace while Peterson gave practical advice that I hope helps those who posted the questions and anyone else needing that guidance! Disappointed that I didn’t get to meet y’all afterwards, maybe next time :)
@ultimatekao16 күн бұрын
Jordan could use some Dudism. The Dude abides 😎
@ZebbMassiv16 күн бұрын
Jordan Peterson walks the walk and talks to talk he saved my life❤
@stephenallen437416 күн бұрын
🔥🔥🔥
@mattvanert124916 күн бұрын
Finding JP polarizing is my litmus test for ideological possession.
@d402415 күн бұрын
Peterson wanted to move the conversation. This show proves he has been wildly successful in achieving that goal. I would say finding the Divine in anything is settling for less.
@johnowens534216 күн бұрын
Completely get this. Fantastic open conversation & sharing of ideas. Great speakers & more so great listeners
@dlloydy535617 күн бұрын
3 good men: Jordan, Konstantin & Joe ❤
@CobourgDowntowner17 күн бұрын
Francis invisible? Lol
16 күн бұрын
Yes and Douglas Murray, Dave Rubin…not in video.
@CobourgDowntowner16 күн бұрын
Yes, Francis is a good man too! And funny!
@jamesdellaneve900516 күн бұрын
Jordan Peterson got me through my father's death, his idea of "who would you be at your father's funeral" shaped who I was on that day and the days after that until the level of grief passed months after his death. So I owe him, and my dad and myself the opportunity to make my life hell so that my family's life is good
@MrAwesomeaditya14 күн бұрын
I'm going to see JP for first time in May.
@dsha200615 күн бұрын
what a beautiful conversation, I will show this to my sons
@redronin289816 күн бұрын
I didn’t even realize hoovies garage was touring
@TsavoTouring16 күн бұрын
May I applaud this. How brilliant was this then?!
@cooswillemse755117 күн бұрын
It was crap. Kisin and Penfold are nasty scum.
@Ondolite17 күн бұрын
❤
@KarthikeyanHaldurai16 күн бұрын
got to see JP in Indianapolis, and it was absolutely wonderful. very grateful for the music ahead of the talk, helped me regulate myself well
@virtualassistantel185316 күн бұрын
I love Jordan Peterson. I went to see him live. But someone who also impresses me is Cameron Hanes.. My son lost his wife (10 years together) last June. For no apparent reason, literally for no apparent reason.. in less than 24 hours, she was gone. And doctors couldn't tell us why.. Anyway, my son was not doing well at all. And he, by chance, came across a Cameron Hanes KZhead video, and literally, it helped him get through the grief. He's not all the way through it, but Cameron Haynes has really helped a lot..
@jeweljones381817 күн бұрын
Does anyone know what 30 second clip the guy watched?
@windsongshf16 күн бұрын
0:24 no way Joe just sang Larry Norman!!!
@mikegreenguitar16 күн бұрын
Great chat... and well said Francis! I loved this short
@stephwalsh915817 күн бұрын
5:57 I heard someone say that character is built, brick by brick
@SplatterPatternExpert16 күн бұрын
Marcus Aurelius Adjacent for sure.
@poolhall963216 күн бұрын
Your channel is one of the most enriching, here in web-land. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤
@blissful4trees17 күн бұрын
JP will be looked back on as one of the most influential figures of our time! His voice is so necessary!!!
@dangoodison431614 күн бұрын
I'm glad to hear this because at times Jordan Peterson comes-off as a drama addict.
@jeffreyparish254214 күн бұрын
Put Jordan Peterson together with Thomas Sowell - the modern world's most outstanding conversations?
@christopherclayton857716 күн бұрын
I credit Professors Peterson and Jung for rescuing my sanity in these crazy times. So grateful for access to their work!
@reecemchale15 күн бұрын
I feel like Francis slipped in something very profound near the end…when you talk about the divine, most people automatically go to God, but vastly more divine is the fact of our almost impossible existence, self-awareness, creativity and capacity for love (and hate) .
@wayneandrews102217 күн бұрын
Creativity is key to evolution and health and thats why it’s not encouraged…. When we are healthy and creative we don’t need to buy much and are very hard to control as per this clip… Go well
@velvetindigonight16 күн бұрын
Great clip. Have to watch whole show 💪👍🔥
@fatherburning35817 күн бұрын
Never thought I’d hear these three talking about who or what God is . . .
@sherbear828617 күн бұрын
a great conversation - thankyou
@auroranuridonbem234116 күн бұрын
ive always had problems with being implusive and not controling my emotions his videos helped me become a better person
@arronwhitcombe16116 күн бұрын
Me too ……. :) Ive always had a belief but therapy, stopping sugar and gluten, taking vits and minerals in large amounts and nature along with meditation were all key along with finding out Im a Highly Sensitive Person as per the research of Dr Elaine Arron ……. But many’s the time in the past I nearly gave up……. Go well
@velvetindigonight16 күн бұрын
The beautiful process of this deep mentorship is so fruitful. KK, FF, JR and literally millions of others are energetic thoughtful searchers navigating the labyrinth in the footsteps of the greatest searcher/teacher of our time.
@davidjooste578815 күн бұрын
Seen him in okc was fkin awesome, asked some great questions
@lafondawilliams17 күн бұрын
JP offers a personal religion of truth tempered by the realities of life. A worthy but reluctant leader of the proper path.
@CaptPike78715 күн бұрын
great comment on "Shortcut Culture" my man
@lizadilly16 күн бұрын
Thank goodness we have JBP's voice and intellect to guide us through these very turbulent and chaotic times. The west would be in worst shape without him. He deserves a Nobel Prize!
@karenkelly78916 күн бұрын
Thing thing about Jordan Peterson is that he is authentic with everything he does. "Be a good person", means many things, some of them are to be honest, or to do the best you can in any given moment etc. The reason why so many people like Jordan Peterson is because for the majority of people seeking truth is what we do and that is why we are so inspired by people who are genuine authentic people to their core. Which is what Jordan Peterson is. It's so obvious to anyone that really pay attention to how desperately he just want to be of help to people and help those who struggle. Because the weight on the shoulders of Jordan Peterson after stepping into the public light is a weight not many people would or could manage to bear and survive it. That is why the story of Atlas and how he holds they sky on his shoulders are an Archaic Hero story. It's that exact same weight one has to bear to do what Mr. Jordan Peterson is doing. I'm not a believer any god or in any religion, because I believe we can conduct ourselves and be good human beings in this world without it. But i also realize not all people have the strength and / or discipline to keep our house in order when the world crumble under our feet. So for those people i can see how Religion serve as the light which brings them back from Darkness.
@bojnebojnebojne16 күн бұрын
this clip got me a zones for Konstantin. (already had one for Dr. P.)
@lizadilly16 күн бұрын
Jordan B Peterson is a treasure!
@sleepbyvai596814 күн бұрын
I've been following Jordan Peterson for many years now, even when he was still teaching at Uni many years ago. His evolution has been a rapid phenomenon which did not take me by surprise as I always knew of his huge potential, not only to teach and inform, but to convey profound earthly solutions as well as answers to our human nature, ie... will we be good or bad? and what are the results of our choices in life. Never met Jordan, but I feel I have a few things to teach him Biblically as I am a student of the Scriptures and have studied them all my life, which is what got me into Jordan. Thing I know for sure is that Jordan is a great and good man, and I mean "Good" in the Biblical sense.. Jesus refused to be called "Good" but what did he mean by that? Answers here.... I love Jordan Peterson like a brother, I am 70 years old.
@onlylexus17 күн бұрын
Love is the way!
@ExecutiveZombie16 күн бұрын
And what is Is Lambs end goal? They are unified.
@LemonScreech13 күн бұрын
I saw Peterson in Brisbane in 2022. I was surprised when I turned up and saw that an incredible number of people there were women. Easily half. I also fell in love every 2 seconds because there were no coloured-hair weirdos (only saw 1 with pink hair) and all of them were incredibly well-dressed and obviously took care of themselves. I went there in secret, keeping it hidden from everyone I know. I still kick myself that I didn't try meeting people while there; meeting those with the same views as me. Didn't realise until then why I've felt so alone all these years. I don't know how to find these people locally, you know.
@Rhys-Lightning15 күн бұрын
I disagree with his newer political endeavour, but he is the reason I am alive today. His advices helped me a lot during my dark days.
Subscribe for more ☝🏼
Jordan is fine to tour with, but every night he asks for another one of your Xanax. That shit gets old fast! 😂
Did you talk about when JP posted fetish porn on his twitter thinking it was a Chinese milking facility?
It would take throne bowing Brits and Canadians to be such Trump waste (i.e. Peterson and Kisin).
You need to make a shirt: Triggernometry on the front and Facts Over Feelings on the back
@@GentileMysteriesConspiracies I don't think you even know what your trying to say......
He's polarizing because he is a light in the world and the darkness wants to take him out.
JB preaches an ethics from 40 years ago. Sacrifice and discipline will help you overcome life's challenges. Pretty much common sense back then. However, much of the population wants to blame society for their problems and so have society fix their problems. For them, JP's solution sounds too much like work and too much like criticism of their weakness.
He's just a Christian loon
@@johnsmithers8913 it’s the exact reason these people are out of shape. Their brains reward system is messed up from constant shorts TikTok. Tell someone like that they have to WORKout to become fit and good looking, all they hear is WORK? Laziness is rampant nowadays.
Truth
@@BG-gg9pl Peterson is a crank
He helped me when I lost my son. He put me back on track.
JP saved my life and turned me into a stable productive member of society who improved himself and now is strong enough to help those around him. God Bless Jordan Peterson! If you hate him, that says more about you than him. Much love
Extremely well said and well done to you.
Jordan Peterson rose to unwanted fame because of his warning against Canada then proposed Bill C-16 aka compelled speech. That was his issue, and what he was fighting against. Look where we are now? I ❤ Dr Peterson.
Yes we listened to him speak on Bil C-16 and wanted more. That is when we found his collage lectures. Those lectures and sound bites people would pull from them is where I really became a Jordan Peterson fan.
Thank you for ACTUALLY knowing his story. So few do. Canada should have listened he was right.
It is amazing how many people comment about JP and don't know this. I discovered him before C-16 fame by listening to his classroom lectures he posted on KZhead when I was studying for my MA in psychology. He is a solid teacher and I would imagine a helpful clinician. Now in practice on my own JP has helped me articulate many thoughts and hunches I had but did not know how to express. Most of what he is saying is actually common sense. That is by no means a put down it is a compliment he can help people get in touch with their conscience and begin to forge their path that is what a truly good therapist/friend/parent does
When my kid said JP was a right-wing wacko based on the 'lobster' theory, I looked him up. I started with old college lectures of a man who loved his students, and the subject material and seemed to suffer from Aspergers. If one starts with the old college lectures, you see the smear campaign that made him what he is.
So true, Peterson is a Saint..
Saw you and Dr Peterson in Sugar Land. Brought my husband who had never heard of Jordan. He found the talk very thoughtful and thought provoking. The crowd was such a mixed bag of people. Very encouraging. He transcends party, left, right, centre whatever.
I was there too!
I was there three. Agreed with the sentiment about the crowd, it was incredibly encouraging to see
Me too!!
@@matthewdenmark5490 How about that. 😊
@@NicholasPR 👍😊
Jordan Peterson is bringing wisdom back into fashion for many people.
JP saved my life 6 years ago. ❤🙏🏼
JPs clip where he says, 'Sit on the edge of your bed and look at what is holding you back' led me to give up drinking and clean up my life. I've be dry since Nov 2022. He is the best.
I'm so pleased that KK has had the chance to tour with JBP... love seeing the Triggernometry guys do well!
I subscribe to these young men during lockdown and I’m still listening to them. They’ve come a long way and long may it continue!
@@lisaroberts8135sameeee!
Jordan Peterson is a great man.
No chance.
@BBQDad463 He appears to be has recently been ridiculed. I'm watching his career closely if he's genuine or just a grifter.
Incoming loser JP hater comments!
@@trancehiI've been watching his content since the Cathy Newman video. Anyone who thinks he's a grifter either isn't intelligent enough to easily discern that as false, or they've been lied to, or both.
@@Ondolitehow profound.... please enlighten us more
Jordan Peterson is a gift..enjoy listen and make your life a better place.
I saw Jordan Peterson in Sacramento CA what a blessing this man is-he has the most common sense and profound message to truly living a good life.
he's everyone's father in a world that is lacking fathers.
I really like these two dudes
I'm on the fence about Rogan
Me too.
Excellent!! I am Jordan Peterson’s team 🙏🏻🌹✨🙏🏻
My best friend and i went to Jordan's tour stop in Kansas City about a month ago. Both of us were in dead end jobs, single, living in the smallest house imaginable bearly getting by when we found Jordan years ago. Now we both are married, my buddy's second kid is in the oven, we both own moderately sized homes, and my wife and i are less than a year away from being debt free. Jordan can change your life
Ha ha ha. Your sarcasm is excellent.
You've achieved a lot in one month!
@@sandersson2813 the same goes for you👌👌
@SpamDropR .. …. It wasn’t a 30’ Day Challenge to change both lives for the better since they Seen Peterson 🗣️ live in person 🧍 a month ago. … they changed When they found Air Jordan P “Years Ago” But loved lmao 😜 the potential option of reading it in a way that it could’ve been $arcasm RoT”C”LMAO 💺 or 🛋️
I discovered Jordan Peterson a few years ago and he changed little o' nobody me's life!
Jordan knows the value of a soul.
Amen
Beautifully said.
You mean he knows the value of acting as if you have a soul.
Only God know that!
Pfffft LOL dude is a grifter wtf you talking about?
Jordan Peterson made an epic comeback. I love a comeback story way better than just some guy that got lucky and happily ever after. I love to see how a person can be in a Hell on Earth and work his way out of it and make a big comeback. Immense respect and inspiration.
Yes Oprah said, “it’s not where you are it’s where you come from that matters” that resonates with our human struggle.
JBP saved my life from multiple ongoing suicide attempts and started my slow conversion from militant atheism ...he made me realise what life could be again.
Same thing man, and congrats for finding a better path.
Wishing you an ongoing journey filled with peace. You'll get there.
Yes, racism, mysogyny and Islamophobia.
Beautiful …….
@@Ondolite Sad. I am sorry that someone hurt you so much.
I'm 42. I'm finishing my 2nd year at the university. I only get 10 or 9 grades. My life was a complete disaster before. It's not perfect now, but it's way different than before. Thank you Jordan Peterson❤
Peterson is necessary. He's helped so many and even if you don't agree with all his views i think he's showing the value and importance of having your own voice, making the most of what you have to offer and the persuit of learning and greater good while still muddling through the mistakes, as he eloquently does himself. All the more credit to him that he does that amidst a barrage of hate, media jobs, and some pretty vile individuals aiming to undermine or discredit him by any means possible. I think anyone made of weaker stuff would crumble under all that weight.
he got hooked on benzos and then had a nervous breakdown. If that's not crumbling then what is
@@Talisman09that can happen to a lot of people including you. the most important thing is he got through it
@@Talisman09 because he was a relatively normal person that suddenly got thrust into the limelight, witnessing the highs and lows of human society firsthand and probably feeling the overwhelming responsibility of helping as many people in need as he could whilst simultaneously doubting himself and his own words and about what he was embarking on...whether or not it was worth it for his family and his sanity. All the while his wife gets cancer. Yeah go figure... And he still came through that. Some people just can't think objectively
It would take throne bowing Brits and Canadians to be such Trump waste (i.e. Peterson and Kisin).
@@Talisman09He was prescribed it due to personal issues with his family. Are you any type of doctor mental health specialist to speak on the matter?
I love Jordan, I love Konstatine, I love Rogan and I love Francis. I'll just leave it at that.
:)
Platinum tickets to see him here in Santiago, Chile on 22 June. Can't wait!
Enjoy and be amazed at how he simply talks and holds everyone's attention for hours.
This whole chat is just beautiful. Peterson and all of you guys bring a lot of that into this world. Well done.
Triggernometry, I really enjoyed watching this, so I hit the like button!
Great conversation about a great guy, by three great guys. Thank you.
Konstantin will be fascinating to watch evolve from non-believer as he remains within Jordan's gravitational pull. You can see early signs of this inevitable transition in this clip when he says "I'm not a believer...well, ya... I'm not...I guess." There, is a man wrestling with God.
I noticed that too. I remember few occasions ago, KK would get visibly but subtly triggered when God or Christianity brought up in conversations with JP.
Great conversation. I love Jordan Peterson, he's a positive person and bright mind
It would take throne bowing Brits and Canadians to be such Trump waste (i.e. Peterson and Kisin).
Peterson seems like he's lost his mind over wokeness and his drug addiction though. Definitely not qualified to be giving people advice at this point.
@@GentileMysteriesConspiraciesWhy do you just spam the same comment?
No chance.
@jackeagle🎯eye3453
Praying to God to say thank you for what you have is a great way to remind yourself of all the things you have to be grateful for. Way better than any antidepressant.
I love these guy's, all 3 of them..
The philosopher John Leslie said God is a moral necessity.
I owe Dr. Peterson immensely for making me the man that I am today. He is a father to the fatherless and lost. I cherish your wisdom Dr. Peterson. Thank you.
Absolutely. The father many of us didn’t have and needed so badly.
KK is the luckiest man.... imagine hanging out with Dr. P. Congrats to KK. Savor it , brother.
Amen
Konstantin is changing. I can tell in this conversation, his beliefs are changing. I could feel he was slightly frustrated that Joe wasn’t taking Jordan seriously nor does Joe have a clue the impact he’s had on people.
I see a change in Joe the last 2 years. Having Jordan on and Tucker as well as Tulsi. He’s not nearly as anti God as he used to be.
Kisin lost it when he started to deny nazis in Ukraine... he's a shill for the UK's (wannabe) imperialism. He has no problem with UK government arming genocidal state Israel meanwhile he likes to talk about morals (and pointing at Russia or China)... what a joke. He's no different than goons on FOX/SkyNews...
I think Joe, and where he’s at now, is helpful to Christians. There are many people leaning towards being agnostic that are finding the good in Christianity - mostly as they’re seeing society shift with individualisation at the wheel. Having someone slowly moving down that path and giving voice to many good people that are believers, I think, gives space for consideration without it being forced, which is what some people need.
@@myjennarocityestatesales he is allowed not to believe in a God that no one has physically seen, and see the world in a nuanced intelligent way. I’m sure there’s more to JP than believing (or however he phrases it) in God.
Francis Foster really nails it between 4:20 - 5:56, so true and profound 💙
I agree. And Konstantin's little bit straight after, referencing JBP's hell on earth, added another dimension to it.
Francis’ laugh is my favorite thing. Perfect punctuation.
You know, Konstantin isn’t very far from Jordan. And I mean this as a compliment.🙏🏾
And Jordan isn't far from Christ
So much love for JP
If only we lived in a world where people watched less CNN, BBC, Fox News, Al Jazeera etc. World would be a relatively tolerant place.
were definitely getting there, and that makes the power that be fearful.
Getting information from social media echo chambers is even worse. Even more biased. Even less fact-checking.
@@paulw5039Everyone thinks the words Independent media makes it different from MSM. It doesn't, it's the same grift with less of a production budget
Get on with your own life.
@@paulw5039Untrue. Very stupid comment.
Not sure why I underestimate Francis, but he continually comes up with a statement that stops me in my tracks. Case in point was his comment on 'shortcuts."
The road less traveled is full of beauty and fulfillment.
And it’s one hell of a book!
I just love triggernometry. Those 2 bright minds always push me in a good direction and help the common sense and common good.
😮
JP is an amazing human being. He's got a good heart. God Bless him ❤
What they are referring to is the idea of living a life of INTEGRITY. Deep personal integrity and authenticity. that's it.
Which is EXACTLY why it gets misrepresented and maligned
Peterson is iconic. People are seeking, but the religious organizations are so fundamentally and irreversibly corrupt, people need another structure. Peterson offers that.
And doesn’t treat us like idiots…. he demands something……
Can we have some Francis clips please
"We need to be inspired by something divine to be our best selves." That is amazingly profound.
Yet so obvious.
Jordan Peterson is an incredible man & the world is a better place because he is in it ❤
I've been preaching about this 'short-cut culture' for years. So good to hear someone say the same thing
Peterson is doing so much good, thank god for Peterson!
If only he kept to psychology :/ that's where he shines
Jordan Peterson is a Canadian national treasure and is who most people need to listen too and strive to be like. He is a hero to a lot of people for the reasons that are stated here.
By far, Joe's worst show ever. (And I say that as a fan.) Both Peterson (who obviously did great work battling the "woke") AND Kisin are vicious neocon and Zionist warmongers who are taking the U.S. down the drain with the MIC. Let's be honest and educated here.
I was personally trolled by Dr. Peterson. We went to a meet in greet at one of his tour locations. My wife interacted with him ahead in the line and apparently told him to “act like you like me[my wife]better than my husband.” I now have a picture with him and he has the most stoic expression, but of course- he’s gleaming in the photo with her. He leaned in after, looked at me, and said,” you want me to let you in on a little secret?” I turned to my wife and saw the dastardly grin on her face and that is when I realized. I was trolled by Dr. Peterson. An experience I’ll never forget. 💀
Jordan is the man! I started watching his lectures years ago . I am 65 now.. I believe 😅
Saw you both last week at smart financial. You both did very well handling extremely sensitive topics with empathy & grace while Peterson gave practical advice that I hope helps those who posted the questions and anyone else needing that guidance! Disappointed that I didn’t get to meet y’all afterwards, maybe next time :)
Jordan could use some Dudism. The Dude abides 😎
Jordan Peterson walks the walk and talks to talk he saved my life❤
🔥🔥🔥
Finding JP polarizing is my litmus test for ideological possession.
Peterson wanted to move the conversation. This show proves he has been wildly successful in achieving that goal. I would say finding the Divine in anything is settling for less.
Completely get this. Fantastic open conversation & sharing of ideas. Great speakers & more so great listeners
3 good men: Jordan, Konstantin & Joe ❤
Francis invisible? Lol
Yes and Douglas Murray, Dave Rubin…not in video.
Yes, Francis is a good man too! And funny!
Jordan Peterson got me through my father's death, his idea of "who would you be at your father's funeral" shaped who I was on that day and the days after that until the level of grief passed months after his death. So I owe him, and my dad and myself the opportunity to make my life hell so that my family's life is good
I'm going to see JP for first time in May.
what a beautiful conversation, I will show this to my sons
I didn’t even realize hoovies garage was touring
May I applaud this. How brilliant was this then?!
It was crap. Kisin and Penfold are nasty scum.
❤
got to see JP in Indianapolis, and it was absolutely wonderful. very grateful for the music ahead of the talk, helped me regulate myself well
I love Jordan Peterson. I went to see him live. But someone who also impresses me is Cameron Hanes.. My son lost his wife (10 years together) last June. For no apparent reason, literally for no apparent reason.. in less than 24 hours, she was gone. And doctors couldn't tell us why.. Anyway, my son was not doing well at all. And he, by chance, came across a Cameron Hanes KZhead video, and literally, it helped him get through the grief. He's not all the way through it, but Cameron Haynes has really helped a lot..
Does anyone know what 30 second clip the guy watched?
0:24 no way Joe just sang Larry Norman!!!
Great chat... and well said Francis! I loved this short
5:57 I heard someone say that character is built, brick by brick
Marcus Aurelius Adjacent for sure.
Your channel is one of the most enriching, here in web-land. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤
JP will be looked back on as one of the most influential figures of our time! His voice is so necessary!!!
I'm glad to hear this because at times Jordan Peterson comes-off as a drama addict.
Put Jordan Peterson together with Thomas Sowell - the modern world's most outstanding conversations?
I credit Professors Peterson and Jung for rescuing my sanity in these crazy times. So grateful for access to their work!
I feel like Francis slipped in something very profound near the end…when you talk about the divine, most people automatically go to God, but vastly more divine is the fact of our almost impossible existence, self-awareness, creativity and capacity for love (and hate) .
Creativity is key to evolution and health and thats why it’s not encouraged…. When we are healthy and creative we don’t need to buy much and are very hard to control as per this clip… Go well
Great clip. Have to watch whole show 💪👍🔥
Never thought I’d hear these three talking about who or what God is . . .
a great conversation - thankyou
ive always had problems with being implusive and not controling my emotions his videos helped me become a better person
Me too ……. :) Ive always had a belief but therapy, stopping sugar and gluten, taking vits and minerals in large amounts and nature along with meditation were all key along with finding out Im a Highly Sensitive Person as per the research of Dr Elaine Arron ……. But many’s the time in the past I nearly gave up……. Go well
The beautiful process of this deep mentorship is so fruitful. KK, FF, JR and literally millions of others are energetic thoughtful searchers navigating the labyrinth in the footsteps of the greatest searcher/teacher of our time.
Seen him in okc was fkin awesome, asked some great questions
JP offers a personal religion of truth tempered by the realities of life. A worthy but reluctant leader of the proper path.
great comment on "Shortcut Culture" my man
Thank goodness we have JBP's voice and intellect to guide us through these very turbulent and chaotic times. The west would be in worst shape without him. He deserves a Nobel Prize!
Thing thing about Jordan Peterson is that he is authentic with everything he does. "Be a good person", means many things, some of them are to be honest, or to do the best you can in any given moment etc. The reason why so many people like Jordan Peterson is because for the majority of people seeking truth is what we do and that is why we are so inspired by people who are genuine authentic people to their core. Which is what Jordan Peterson is. It's so obvious to anyone that really pay attention to how desperately he just want to be of help to people and help those who struggle. Because the weight on the shoulders of Jordan Peterson after stepping into the public light is a weight not many people would or could manage to bear and survive it. That is why the story of Atlas and how he holds they sky on his shoulders are an Archaic Hero story. It's that exact same weight one has to bear to do what Mr. Jordan Peterson is doing. I'm not a believer any god or in any religion, because I believe we can conduct ourselves and be good human beings in this world without it. But i also realize not all people have the strength and / or discipline to keep our house in order when the world crumble under our feet. So for those people i can see how Religion serve as the light which brings them back from Darkness.
this clip got me a zones for Konstantin. (already had one for Dr. P.)
Jordan B Peterson is a treasure!
I've been following Jordan Peterson for many years now, even when he was still teaching at Uni many years ago. His evolution has been a rapid phenomenon which did not take me by surprise as I always knew of his huge potential, not only to teach and inform, but to convey profound earthly solutions as well as answers to our human nature, ie... will we be good or bad? and what are the results of our choices in life. Never met Jordan, but I feel I have a few things to teach him Biblically as I am a student of the Scriptures and have studied them all my life, which is what got me into Jordan. Thing I know for sure is that Jordan is a great and good man, and I mean "Good" in the Biblical sense.. Jesus refused to be called "Good" but what did he mean by that? Answers here.... I love Jordan Peterson like a brother, I am 70 years old.
Love is the way!
And what is Is Lambs end goal? They are unified.
I saw Peterson in Brisbane in 2022. I was surprised when I turned up and saw that an incredible number of people there were women. Easily half. I also fell in love every 2 seconds because there were no coloured-hair weirdos (only saw 1 with pink hair) and all of them were incredibly well-dressed and obviously took care of themselves. I went there in secret, keeping it hidden from everyone I know. I still kick myself that I didn't try meeting people while there; meeting those with the same views as me. Didn't realise until then why I've felt so alone all these years. I don't know how to find these people locally, you know.
I disagree with his newer political endeavour, but he is the reason I am alive today. His advices helped me a lot during my dark days.