Jordan Peterson - How To Win Any Argument Every Time

Jordan Peterson - How To Win Any Argument Every Time

The next time you find yourself embroiled in an argument with someone
that's contentious and uncomfortable say Institute the following rule, you don't get to respond to the person's claims until they've exhausted that
particular claim.

This does presume to some degree that you're dealing with a good faith act or even if they feel differently than you do you don't get to respond until you have recapitulated their Viewpoint and summarized it in a manner they find acceptable that's so treacherously sneaky that rule

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🎓 ABOUT JORDAN PETERSON:

This audio clip was taken and edited from Jordan B. Peterson. Jordan Peterson is a Canadian clinical psychologist and a professor of psychology at the University of Toronto.

Psychology professor Jordan Peterson has become a controversial figure ever since speaking out against Bill C-16 (2016), a law that adds gender expression and gender identity to the Canadian Human Rights Act.

He has received both praise and criticism after the publication of his self-help book 12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos (2018). His fans are thankful for the advice he’s given them to take responsibility for their lives. Peterson has become an important inspiration for various men’s groups, an influential voice.

Jordan Peterson gives an EXTREMELY POWERFUL motivational speech on becoming unstoppable in life, showing you the steps we need to take in order to achieve your true potential. If you enjoyed the wonderful life advice, be sure to support Jordan Peterson himself and purchase his latest book, it's a great read!

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[lmjnr]

I always remember what I should have said AFTER the argument

[FakeExotic]

My brain always functions after losing the argument

[ruleslife]

To have Dr Peterson in the world at this time is such a blessing .

[shakhzodrakhimov]

You don’t have to win every argument. because it is impossible to win every time, you will lose sometimes, it is inevitable. Let your actions speak for themselves, not your words. simply because most of the time, words are nothing.

[thememegod]

i’m not even worried about winning i just want them to understand me

[Andre-eoio]

ALSO; It's important to remember that, if you're talking to someone who seems combative, they might actually not be listening. They may just be hearing 'keywords' when you speak, then form a counter-argurment from these, while you're still speaking, and spew this out. This isn't truly listening, processing, comprehending, and replying, it's just you vs. their own ego - as are most arguments. At this point, there's no 'winning, ' other than listening and really pausing and setting the pace. If this doesn't work, then simply re-itterate the point of the conversation/end goal, and ensure they're on that same path. There's less right/wrong, and more feeling with thus type of communication imo.

[whited]

I love that they decided to go more in depth with better call Saul! Really explained what he was doing during the episodes.

[xshay]

Me and my batch mate, we both saw this video on how to win an argument. We both excelled and read facts to counter each other's argument.
Now, there's only one way to settle the argument, "Primitive Duel".

[elanalistaa]

Nice video, I think cutting the video into different chapters is very useful since they’re educational, So separating points are good for the mind to process

[XenomorphgamerBR]

If you're having a discussion with someone, there's no "lose" or "win". Both will lose or both will win. If you're thinking about losing or winning, then you don't care about the argument at all, you care about how people see you, it's just about feeding your ego.
The only way to win an argument is when both you and the person you're arguing change your way of thinking, because if nobody changes how they think, isn't the discussion a loss of time?

[H.K.]

Losing an argument is such a horrible feeling, your ego just shatters into bits and you don’t feel as confident anymore.

[mattalley]

Great approach to an informal debate/argument. Responding to a claim with scorn and derision, even it’s an outrageous one, just causes people to become more cemented in their views. Making sure the person your arguing with knows you understand their position tells them that you care enough about them to hear them out. This approach is more likely to build bridges with opponents

[erfanzaki]

*thank you YouTube for recommending this*

[postholocene]

how to win an argument with anyone, from a man who has never won an argument with anyone.

amazing content guys keep it up

[MrAmisto]

The point isn't to win. It's to both come to a understanding.

[yu-ger-bloob-highway]

I think one of the most important aspects of conversation is entertaining the idea that perhaps you might not be right in your position. To many people speak without being perceptive past their own bias. Even if you’re an expert at something, if you don’t value the ideas of others you’re no wiser than someone who knows nothing on the subject.

[milanw_]

What I often find is that as soon as you start to take your opposite seriously and validate their opinion, they often lose interest in continuing the discussion. A lot of people are interested in having an argument, but not in having a conversation, especially on social media.

[calvinblack]

It’s not about winning a argument it’s about who’s in the right and who’s in the wrong.. if people knew what’s right and what’s wrong in life then the world would be a better place.. but to many people hate admitting they are in the wrong. So it’s a self problem.

[zoidsfan]

Ok I have immediately picked up on why arguments end up lasting forever for me. I and the person I'm talking to construct strawmen to breakdown instead of truly acknowledging eachother.

Thanks. And honestly I wouldn't even be willing to accept this if it wasn't for self reflecting from prior videos mainly about changing yourself before changing others.

[dancho]

So the way to win an argument is being well informed on the matter at hand and using it wisely to your advantage, wow never thought of that.