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[theonly]

Thank you Steven for not being afraid to have this wonderful man on your podcast and for crediting him for the help he's given you

[UtaliiCreative]

My name is Emily Banya from Kampala in Uganda & Jordan Peterson has forced me to face truth & move beyond my innate desire to be ruled by emotions/ societal cues. Esp growing up in a very conservative African country where being liberal and open minded is a unique experience for the brave who are a growing minority. Yes it would be easier to eject and move to Europe/ the West but I love my melanin and rather live in a country where I don’t have to worry about how I am perceived due to the color of my skin. Yes it is a 3rd world country but I do have my dignity + endless opportunities to revolutionize systems with our growing economies!💪🏾🥰🎉

[TSAONGAF]

It's mind boggling how misrepresented and caricatured this man has been by the radicals. I'm so impressed that Steven was open minded enough to bring him on

[pujatelidesign]

I wish more people would stop being so offended by 30 second videos and what other people say about him and listen and read his work. I am sure they would change their minds on so much of what he says

[GeorgeEconomos]

"The Truth will set you Free "

[rosemacaskie]

Van Gogh did an incredible amount of paintings in five years, I think it was. He used to get out painting early in the morning and paint all day and come back and spend his evenings in the bar. It is hard not to think that it was exhaustion not depression that drove him to commite suicide.

[rad]

Beautiful disconnect xxxx this is amazing

[ericmhowardii]

PROFESSOR Peterson opened his figurative heart well without an outline of notes which is great in connection to excellent communication skills.

[Allthesamesea]

If you can be open and grateful for knowledge, both of these humans will add value to your life experience 🔥🙌

[edithalbrecht]

Lacrimosa by Mozart as a thank you for Dr Peterson, you are essential to my everyday life ❤️

[rosemacaskie]

I have found some somewhat abusive people, who always pretended to hate acting and who were the, in real life, tremendous actors. This is a bit different from not showing your inadequacies though, this is those who are purposly decievng to get money say. . This is about does acting turn you dishonest. This is a question mentioned in the book Jane Austens book Persuasion. I have also heard it talked of by others. I love acting but try to be truthful. Found people who played at hating it and conned me stupid.

[princeizrael]

Dr JP is the wisest, most intelligent human I've ever heard that is not merely using his mind for money or fame but for meaningful change for people

[rosemacaskie]

My husband liked everything to beformal and a problem with being a is tgat it is harder to keep on with ones own ways of being if you are an immigrant when people in the new nation, your in laws, tell you your behaviour is inadequate here. In your I wn country you know that there are many types of people around.
You Petersen talked of not telling your life story in the bank.
Living alone, I returned to my iwn friendlier ways and people get friendlier and seem to like it. If you make stupid comments about yourself, in the bank say.
Another part of this is, that people need to know what they are dealing with and if you are very open, it helps them to see you. To decide whether or not whether or not they would like to know you.
People on the cash desks at the Super as supermarkets are called here, are bored and happy to be talked to a bit I found.

[rosemacaskie]

Van Gogh, was a very intense person. He first became a protestant of some type minister. He was do enthusiastic about follwing Christ that he gave away all his things and then got ill. Anoth e r minister had to go and save him and found him lying on straw.
He though that a life relationship with a woman was all important and failed at a romance in England, and in Provence decided, lacking other possibilities, to try to have such with a prostitute, the girl of the drawing, 'Sorrow'. She found him too intense and went back to work the streets. Gauguin also found him too intense as a friend.
He was always concerned about poverty and lonliness. He was a sinful, sexually so, saint.

[rosemacaskie]

How can you know what you are?
I was realy bad at home work at school, bad at writting, never did the essays I was set, only read and then, at forty odd, found first writting about ecology in SpaIn they have an oak tree that has edible acorns, the encina, quiercus ilex bellota, or Quercus Ilex iIlex. that are also very good for feeding live stock not just us, so are sprinkled across so much land in Spain, especially used to produce first class hams, but also fr fire wood and for rama that is twigs, brnches they prune so that live stock can eat the leaf. This made me want to let people know about this sysrem. I started writting Nd in the end found I loved it.
Then I started writting to the politically so great, at researching politics and such and fun, Jon Stewart. I found out that I liked writting. I had not had a clue that I did, I stumbled on it.
We cannot always know who we are.

[kathycahill]

ahh no...not watching this anymore with the Jordan Peterson endorsement. Alpha-male entitlement stuff. Goodbye.

[dansmith]

It disgusts me that you give this man a platform. You should be ashamed of your self