2017 Personality 22: Conclusion: Psychology and Belief

In this lecture, I bring the 2017 Introduction to Personality and its Transformations to its close, talking about the psychology of belief, describing the reality and potential of the individual. Human beings are information foragers, evolved to live on the border between explored and unexplored territory, order and chaos and, symbolically, ying and yang. That's where information flow is maximized, and the meaning that helps buttress us against tragedy is to be found.

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[lukehanaike]

When it comes to Jordan Peterson I firmly believe that a lecture a day keeps the dragons at bay.

[UtarEmpire]

"Hoist up your goddamn privilege and go out there and do something in the world"

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[adityagarg]

The first lecture has over 1M views
The last lecture has roughly 200k

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[EmEssBondoc]

Although I wasn't in the classroom, I felt a part of the class having followed the lectures online. The farewell was touching.

[blackcoffee]

Room cleaned. Dragon slayed. Operating at 91% efficiency. Eternal gratitude to Jordan Professor.

[kathleenh]

This lecture series has actually changed my life. I have an interview tomorrow for my dream job, and I wouldn't have even dreamt of applying for the position had it not been for Dr Peterson. Greatness lies ahead for all of us.

[gabrielvalerio]

With this I've finally exhausted JBP's content. From 12 Rules For Life and Maps of Meaning, to the Biblical Series and post modernism/philosophical lectures, to this personality course. This man has changed my life, showed me the eternal light of the sun on consciousness and hope, and the eternal journey of taking responsibility and accepting my cross, he reminded me about my divine essence and the divinity of meaning found between chaos and order, he brought me back and reconciled my belief structure with God, the Bible and mythology. He empowered me to take on the dragons of life, to voluntary descend into the underworld, to rescue my father's legacy and to always keep true to my consciousness and the world.

I was rescued from the belly of the whale by a mythological hero, and that is a debt of gratitude that i can only pay by doing the same thing to other's. Thank you, Dr. Peterson, greetings from Brazil!

[sheenamoore]

I've learned more from Jordan Peterson over the past year than I learned during my entire school career.

[nickbloom]

Thank god for the internet, I cannot afford college and I am not dumb enough to get student loans but I want to learn. So I go to my bookshelf or I turn here, and I am extremely thankful for finding a man like Peterson by complete accident. If only the rest of the world used such an amazing tool wisely, it is sad to watch it be squandered like it is..

[mimjam]

Time to get baptised in the Jordan once again.

[pr]

I'll be sure to teach my future children the things I've learnt from you Dr. Peterson.

Thank you for being a beacon of truth and integrity. You give young men like me a lot to think about, and a lot more to strive towards.

[SK_TorON]

From all corners of our society we get bombarded by "Get more pleasure - become happy!', but we just know that is bs. Jordan Peterson says: "Embrace your pain and capacity for evil - become a better human by fighting them", and we just know that is REAL.

[RenIkeda]

I think the message at the end is critically underrated. In just those few words it feels as though Mr.Peterson summed up what he knew life to be about. It’s crucial at times like these for us to really let it sink in for a moment. I for one, will remember this for the rest of my life:

“Be what you can be. God, you let the world around you dissolve otherwise. That’s not a good thing. You got something that everyone needs man, including yourself. That’s why, let it out, that’s where everything you want is. It’s the case for every single one of you. So, hoist up your goddamn privilege and go out there and do something in the world.”

[nicf]

I still haven't watched this and I already feel nostalgic

[greedtheron]

25:10
"That's like the snout of a dragon peaking out from a cave. And you might say 'Well it's just a snout, man!' But it's not cause dragon snouts tend to be attached to the whole damn dragon."

I absolutely love your way with metaphors. So many complex ideas being accurately described in language that tends to not be anywhere else other than children's storybooks is amazing, and really point to the fact that our ancestors knew so much more than we give them credit for.

[TimothyAtlas]

That ending. Literally sums up that mans heart and mission 😎🌎🙏

What a legend

[Fishstick]

The amount of high quality content on this channel is amazing

[momomoDividedBy]

I know others wrote the same, but putting a thumbs up on it is just not personal enough and it kinda devalues what I feel. Thank you.

[flyingsquirrel]

that ending, I teared up a little bit...




and then I cleaned my room!

[supermandic]

You know it's a good day when you haven't even finished cleaning your room and Jordan B Peterson already uploaded a video.