Everybody gangsta til Jordan Peterson calmly and politely explains why you’re not

Joe, it is time you invite him again - the times are such.

As a 29 year old guy about to turn 30 and is really for the first on his own and having to make changes, listening to JP has been super helpful. Im so glad im hearing some of this stuff now.

To anybody who's reading this, I pray that whatever is hurting you or whatever you are constantly stressing about gets better. May the dark thoughts, the overthinking, and the doubt exit your mind. May clarity replace confusion. May peace and calmness fill your life. 🙏

The worst part about interviews with Jordan Peterson is that they eventually end.

My only problem with Jordan Peterson is that I don't remember everything he says

1:07:50 you should be a monster 1:08:44 Learn how to lose 1:09:52 A winner is Someone who never let losing stop them 1:10:30 embrace loses as learning experiences 1:11:06 Go back and do the research and hard work to learn from the pain of losing

What a brilliant interview, Jordan has given young men like myself a healthy dose of reality. A way forward of becoming a better person, not only for the self but for your close company. Thank you Jordan, youve opened my world.

Listening to Jordan Peterson once a week, keeps my room clean.

Just by reading the comments I feel like I am amongst good people.

I love Joe Rogan.. and Jordan Peterson.. plus Joe Rogan is the best listener and observationalist. I’m 60 years old - I have lived 60’s, 70’s, 80’s, 90’s, y2k, 2010’s, 2020’s. They both give me hope!

Jordan Peterson is the VERY BEST TEACHER of contemporary issues on the planet.

As a recovering heroine addict. Often struggling with depression and constantly pitying myself. Jordan is a breath of fresh air. This guy has done what 1 year of rehab. 3 different therapist and antidepressants couldnt do. Feeling emotional while i write this. But in a good way. Hope one day i can meet you and tell you how much you have helped me. Thank you Dr. Peterson.

Desire to sort myself out intensifies.

jordan peterson has blown my mind like 5 times and im not even 1/4 finished

“Life is suffering and betrayal but there is a way of traversing through that.” I really enjoy the way he puts things, so highly intelligent. In my opinion, this is a very honest and hopeful way to view our lives and how we can learn and grow from the failures and tough times in life. It is up to us to make our lives meaningful.

“Better to be a warrior in a garden then a gardener in a war.”

Every time I hear Jordan Peterson talk, I think "I needed to hear this 20 years ago!".

This is the brilliance we get when we can have free and open conversations! This was a case study on life and a masterclass on interviewing! Thanks Guys 🎉

This man is 1 of the most brilliant people I’ve had the pleasure of listening to: Not only does he have a deep understanding of human and government nature, but he’s able to explain those understandings to the rest of us using words and concepts that nearly all of us understand perfectly.

Now would be a good time to get Jordan back on, Joe

As a 26 year old male recently unemployed, I feel like owe Jordan Peterson money for these podcasts as they are basically therapy sessions.

What an incredible conversation. Full of thought and reason. I appreciate Jordan’s forthrightness transparency, and Joe’s encouragement and eagerness to collaborate.

This is amazing. I'm almost at the end & I can't imagine picking out one tiny thing in this to object to. Jordan is brilliant & factual. Period. Amazing INTERVIEW.

This man saved my life. I was on the brink of suicide, but he gave me a genuine reason to put up with the pain so I may have an actual future. Thank you sir.

"Your family is more messed up than it could be if you were less messed up than you are." I just bought your book.

5 years and 38 million views later.... I think i watched this a few days after it was on and i find myself here again by algorithm or chance and im enjoying it again like a re-read of a good book, but its just an excellent conversation. What a time to be alive.

Dr.jordan changed my grandsons path in life. He graduated because he stopped making excuses. That one thing has changed my life. Thank you.

I see jordan peterson video..I start cleaning my room.

Genuinely can't see how this guy is painted as a bad guy. He is literally just saying that you should work hard, have order in your life, and take care of your family. Love what I heard in this episode.

As someone from Afghanistan - I really appreciate Jordan Peterson, luckily we don't have the craziness what is happening in the West. People have alot to learn from this man..

Thank you both for your time and thoughts. The development of my individual took every element of transition you discussed. This discussion reminds me of the challenge of self discovery. Knowing individuals like myself discover in every element, experience, adventure and change in life. Everything is change. What hurts is always an opportunity. All the individual’s opportunities creating a net that may seem a trap, confinement or arrangement is a self imposed limit. It’s always my choice to alter the illusion.

"You can’t truly call yourself “peaceful” unless you are capable of great violence. If you’re not capable of violence, you’re not peaceful, you’re harmless." Edit: Damn, I was not expecting this kind of "publicity" from a quote. Thanks for the upvotes guys and gals.

*starts to clean room*

This is the most sustainable conversation i've ever followed. Thank you Joe for being so cool and Jordan for being so calm, kind and true. ❤

It is a delightful experience listening to Jordan, every single time. So smart and so necessary

I'm so glad people like Jordan Peterson exist.

“You don’t get to be oppressor and oppressed at the same time.” -Jordan Peterson Love it!

I appreciate this guy man, He’s a real father figure. No material just pure heart!!!

No kidding, right? Having these two legends in the same room is like a once-in-a-lifetime privilege. Total mind-blowing experience to just soak in their wisdom. ❤🔥

Peterson needs to be a regular guest. We need him more than ever.

I love that Joe Rogan lets him talk, and doesn’t interrupt Peterson’s train of thought. And he responds appropriately and cogently, and asks the questions a reasonable person would ask to gain clarity. So refreshing.

We definitely need a fresh interview

Joe is a great interviewer…. He is smart enough to ask realistic questions and understand the answers given while breaking down and explaining them in a simplified way. His podcast is definitely one of the best out there, his guest alone make his show light years ahead of anyone else.

"There's no reason betraying your future self to gratify your present self" damn

Had to clean my room before watching this.

Jordan it’s just the voice we , we , women and men needed . Thanks for sharing this and hope for more of you both .

This chanel should be in GTA radio

JP and JR make the most legendary duo since Batman and Robin

I'm on of the thousands of people who was lucky enough to find Jordan peterson lectures when I was 17-18. Literally saved me from falling further into a self destructive spiral that was so close to lashing out on the very few people I had left. It's amazing how much even a 10 minute video of his affected me for the better.

I have not watched tv for years. What I do is watch You Tube and people like you two and I do not have to listen to commercials. I watch all of Jordan Peterson's podcast even though they seem to be multiplying.

Jordan Peterson is the GOAT

Bring Him Back. We need people like him in this world.

I love how good Joe is at just letting his guests talk. Too rare these days.

This has to be one of the best podcasts I’ve ever listened to. So much truth and positive ways to look at things.

Que entrevista maravilhosa !!! Todo meu respeito a estes dois homens 👏👏👏👏👏

Honestly one of the best podcasts I've listened to so far.

I've been waiting for another Jordan Peterson episode. I cant get enough of this guy. Edit: I bought his book on iTunes after this interview. I am now prepared to conquer the dominance hierarchy of this comment section.

Why doesn’t KZfaq show this interview on the popular section of Joe’s channel? Don’t be evil Google.

The most important thing I have learned in the last five years is, that words have meaning , that we should use the words that mean what we are saying to it’s core

I miss him. Glad he's doing better. We need him now more than ever.

Jorden basically has to devote his life to explaining that 2+2 equals 4 to the population

This conversation should be shown in every classroom around the world

Third time through and still inspiring, thank you, Joe and Jordan 👏👏👏

Humbly, I thank you Peterson. I am a black young man with out any father figures (step dad included). Only child raised by my mom and the church(also full of women). And I never understood life entirely...i had a desire for truth (good or bad, evil or righteous) and I've searched it in the church I've searched it in men(fathers), I've searched it in women. And I deeply believe I suffered for it. I'm not saying I'm an atheist but the church has disconnected itself from physical facts evidence itself. So I thank you for connecting those dots for me. Thank you for being a role model for me and men like me.

All I want in life is for Jordan Peterson to call me a 'tough cookie' just once

"You’ve got a heavy load of suffering to bear, and a fair bit of it is going to be unjust, so what are you going to do about it, accept it voluntarily and try to transform as a consequence, that’s the right answer" This statement is so relatable, most of us choose to not accept reality and find someone or something to blame.

I love looking back on Jordan Peterson's talks and comparing to the present day.👍 All I can say is he knew what he was talking about.

“They don’t know the literature.” “They don’t know there is a literature” -JP

Never thought I would be rewatching a 2 hour podcast for the third time, but here we are

Two legends in the same room, wow what a privilege to have been able to listen to them. ❤

Jordan Peterson is such a wise man. I love listening to him. His simplicity to difficult circumstances are outstanding.

I hope Peterson makes a full recovery. Prayers be to you man.

My young adult son asked me to watch this interview. I am so grateful to Jordan Peterson for being an instrumental teacher in his life. Thank you with all my heart! And cheers to you JR!!

The time this video released is actually few days before my mom died of cancer. I was in the dark place at mind for 4-5 years (I'm growing and walking to the path of light right now), but if only there's someone pointing me this video sooner or just approach me myself with this kind of positivity mindset they both build (also the book itself called An Antidote Of Chaos) I wouldn't have going through the same process. But now I have understood fully what's best for me, especially I've been following Jordan about a year these times, I want to grow and blooming and be better in a lot of ways. I just wanna say Thank You for both of them, Joe and Jordan, for kinda sorting this book out for me and I think I will read the book someday, hopefully soon. For everyone reading this, I think we all still have time to be better and change for the good. Now it's time to manifest our leftover time in this world to be the best version of ourselves, each of us in our own way. Thank you.

Every time I come back to listen this marvellous podcast, I’ m overwhelmed for the amount of wisdom that it contains. The funny part is that probably is the 20th time that I’ve listened it. 😂

Feel a sudden urge to clean my room and get my life together 😂 love this!

I read a story about Jordan talking to a young teen that lost his dad unexpectedly and the teen asked what he should do and Jordan said be the strongest person at his funeral and the teen said that really helped him and his family get through it. Last August my brother lost his battle with alcohol and passed unexpectedly at only 37 years old (I had to take him off of life support) and it was absolutely horrific for my family but I took what I read in that article and I stepped up to be the strongest person and took care of everything. My family and friends thanked me and it truly help them seeing me staying strong. Then I lost it and mourned for days because I miss bro!

Wow, someone talking for more than a minute without being interrupted. That was amazing.

Is this the interview that got him in so much trouble?! I just can’t understand why anyone has an issue with JP, he’s so intelligent, insightful and comes across as a very kind and thoughtful man

00:00:05 Cathy Newman (Channel 4) interview. 00:04:16 Competition, equality of outcome vs freedom. 00:06:53 Marxism falsley blaming capitalism. 00:09:29 JP is being misrepresented, opressor vs opressed, victimhood. 00:12:22 Title 9 - US university forced-equality law. 00:13:13 Differences between the sexes. 00:16:55 Jews have high IQ. 00:19:50 KZfaq CEO : "Women find tech industries boring" = veryfing James Damore's memo. 00:22:54 Personality and interest factor of sex differences. 00:25:43 Radical left labelling everyone as a nazi. 00:26:59 Lindsay Shepherd affair, university censorship, bill C16. 00:32:19 Postmodern identity politics ruined universities, spreading out. 00:35:00 Majority of people disagree with radical left. 00:37:00 Dangers of identity politics, Google being sued by feminists and conservatives. 00:37:48 JP - trans pronouns generated by neo-marxists. 00:38:55 Marxsism is murderous, Venezuela, Solzhenitsyn, Soviet Union. 00:43:06 Equality of outcome inevitably leads to tyranny. 00:44:45 Why is marxism attractive? The left is important for adressing inequality. 00:48:11 Socialitsts unconnected to the poor, filled with resentment for the successful. 00:49:13 Identity politics - tribal identities end up in genocide. 00:51:28 Idividualism as the answer. 00:51:50 Motivations of mass murderers - resentment, bitterness, malevolence. 00:52:47 The way through suffering is voluntarily accepting it or "bearing the cross". 00:53:23 Tribalism, debate is essential, JR gives example from his high school. 00:56:05 Consequence of not talking is fighting, importance of communication. 00:58:28 JP appealing to KEK / Pepe memers considered problematic. 01:00:28 Joining a tribe inevitable, individualism within tribes desirable. 01:02:49 Maturity, truth, responsibility missing in modern culture, JP tries to bring them back. 01:03:12 Personal goals / success, adopting responsibility provides meaning. 01:05:18 Discipline and creativity, JR can see himself on both sides. 01:06:22 The importance of the inner monster and controlling it, competitiveness. 01:08:44 Martial arts and sports as instruments for learning / growth. 01:09:49 Learning to lose is important for long-term success. 01:12:27 Meaning as the antidote to suffering. 01:13:32 Human reward systems. 01:14:23 Limited number of viable ways to be, constrained by the future, reciprocity. 01:16:26 Is nihilism correct? No. Confront chaos voluntarily. Establish and revivify order. Constrain malevolence. 01:18:35 Potential and chaos. Structure and order. Call forth order from chaos via truthful speech. 01:20:42 Responsibility vs self-esteem. 01:23:57 Truth redeems people. Voluntary gradual exposure to fears is curative. Confront the dragon, get the gold. 01:25:58 Why do people resist responsibility? 01:27:19 Wasting time, potential productivity. 01:30:32 Discipline. 01:32:30 Have a life that justifies the suffering. 01:33:52 Hell is real (as a psychological place). 01:35:15 The fight against evil and malevolence begins inside each individual. 01:37:14 The monster inside each individual can be negative or positive and it can be cultivated. 01:39:51 Organize your family in a way that minimizes the manifestations of the monster. 01:40:33 JP says he is a very dark guy. 01:41:59 Divorce. 01:42:45 Adversity and difficulty can be beneficial. Challenging things are rewarding. 01:45:08 Malevolence only makes things worse. 01:46:49 Having margaritas on a beach is not a recipe for happiness. It's a travel poster. 01:47:38 The thing that sustains people through life is lifting of a worthwhile burden. 01:48:05 The world is a lesser place if you don't manifest your purpose. 01:48:52 Getting your act together is better for your family and for society. 01:49:57 JP - Why should you clean your room? The result is a fixed up room and a fixed up individual. 01:51:59 "Small" problems in life (30 min/day) urgently require a solution. 01:54:00 How does JP deal with the fame for the past 1.5 years? 01:56:45 Archetypes are powerful. 01:57:32 JP has been involved in a serious scandal every 3 weeks for the last 1.5 years. 01:58:58 People's decisions tilt the world towards heaven or hell. 02:00:29 Potential. People act like the world they interact with is potential. 02:01:36 What would happen if we stopped making things worse? 02:02:36 Choose heaven or hell. Choosing hell is often unconscious. 02:03:35 JP learned how to monetize SJWs. 02:04:49 People want to get JP fired. 02:08:02 TV is a dying media. JP and JR caught the technological wave. 02:09:39 JP's experience with the biblical series. 02:12:22 JP was really sick last January. JP's daughter had serious health issues through most of her childhood. 02:14:50 A change in diet helped JP and his daughter (meat + greens). Carbohydrates and sugar very harmful. 02:20:25 Why did JP stop teaching? Sabbatical. Hopes to continue teaching online. 02:22:35 The university is where people want to learn. KZfaq has become that place. 02:24:09 How JP wrote Maps of Meaning. Re-wrote every sentence 15 times.

I was in a bar in a different city than my own, mentioned I was from Toronto, so the bartender asks me if I know who Jordan Peterson is, I told him I've been watching Peterson since the TVO maps of meaning days... We talked a little, then I got a free beer. It's really cool and indeed surreal how Jordan Peterson has had such a big impact on the world...

I love how Joe can keep a conversation going..

JP is a gem of humanity, please protect him at all cost!

This podcast has aged so well. I miss Jordan Peterson. I hope he's doing well.

17 years old and this is just what I needed

Joe, you asked so many good questions I have been wanting to ask JP myself if I ever got the chance. Great discussion.

One of the best podcast I’ve ever listened to

I was about to leave my house and I looked at my dirty room I’ve been holding off on cleaning and I just thought why? Why would I not just clean my room right now? So I cleaned it. There was something to that moment... like I realized I’m the ONLY one who’s trying to keep me from doing what I need to do, and it’s possible to just step out of my own way.

This was 4 YEARS ago?! Just now watching and I'm amazed by how much this gentleman has figured out in life. I've been seeing random video bits from his speeches and interviews being motivational and I've always liked em. Didnt realize how indepth he is. The amount of gears turning in his head.. Will be buying his book(s) soon!

"University is where people wanna learn" is soo true. youtube is the new university/learning hub. thankyou joe rogan and dr. jordan peterson, it's a good start to the morning.

really love you guys ! This is an incredible miraculous conversation . very genuine, deep and so heartily felt . Thanks 🙏

Men and woman were never meant to compete but to complement.

I have been watching both of you for a long time. At 70 years of age, I wish I had this information 50 years ago. My life would have been totally different. There is still time left.

“You can tell the story where everyone’s a victim because we all die we all get sick and things happen to us that are terrible the problem is if you start to act that out you make everything worse” that’s a gem 💎

This is, I think, the quintessential Jordan Peterson video. Everything you need to know about him is here. He's amazing, so driven and so articulate.

“First they will ignore you. Then they will ridicule you. Then they will attack you. Then you win.”

Best podcast Joes ever done. So quotable. "Pick up your god damned cross and walk up the hill."

I used to work for a big company. One of the larger employers in ontario. When i started working for them back in the 2000's the nan who had built the company still ran it with a hands on attitude. As he got older and began transferring responsibilities to his university educated son, the type of people working in the "head office" began to gradually change as more people with less hands on experience populated that office. I finally stepped away in 2015 because yhe head office was making it impossible to continue doing a good job.

Pushing myself into a better career when my job started cutting my hours because I won't work Sundays Jordan you are such an inspiration to me, thank you 💖