Why do we want hierarchy of competence - Jordan Peterson

Speaker: Jordan Peterson Thanks for watching!
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[fAkAKiNa]

The clarity in this truth.
You are a very competent human being Dr Peterson

[sebastianmacario]

Mr. Peterson is bearing the weight (offcourse with his humane flaws and virtues) that everyone like him -both men and women, time and time again in History have had to bear with when decided to stood for integrity, that is: telling the truth and speaking common sense (sometimes, bare logic...) and asking the supposedly "nasty" questions when almost everybody else is just swallowing the shait, following suit, or looking the other way because of fear.

Although not perfect (BTW, show me someone who is....), Mr. Peterson is a brillant wise man, brave, passionate, and tremendously resilient.

He Is a modern day HERO.

[godsandSeun]

This is so easy to comprehend and so true. I don't know how this eludes most of the world. I don't care if you're a man or a woman, just be able to the goddamn job!

[kevinpritchard]

Preach on brother preach on people need to hear this it’s the truth like it or not

[Jack-hbdm]

Every man is definitely not made equally. I used too attend a grappling class a few years ago, and being fully grown at 5ft 6 with small and skinny limbs, I was definitely not capable of doing some of the manoeuvres that the longer and larger guys I trained with could do. One who started the same time as me, agreed to have a roll with me one time, and I have absolutely no problem telling you that I was not created anywhere near equal to him. He absolutely destroyed me, and could’ve easily killed me if he wanted too. People just aren’t born the same, and it’s unfair for some to suggest that everyone is. I certainly wouldn’t find it fair to expect me to be able too match the physical capabilities of someone who can pin my whole body to the ground using 1 foot

[ycqejcw]

Omg i will now have an articulate way to say this now i will be preaching that to everyone

[gloriagarza]

Peace this will bring! Right on! Finally said, by an exceptionally sentient thinker, aloud to an extrapolating audience. Thank you for voicing Truth! Keep standards, carry on. Peace!

[diannawilliams]

Such truth, teach it !! Thankyou Sir at least there's one real man around with a voice!

[CreamMonarch]

Everyone gets the equal rights to want to desire and strive for something good. Things that create competition, quality ideas, better goods. All of these things will naturally form hierarchies of structure and order. Only then does "power" flow. If you want a better society, the goal isn't to destroy the hierarchies, but rather improve them by wanting even better competent and moral people at all levels.

[badbunny]

It's what's I've been saying for years but have been met with nothing but resistance.

[psychdoc]

yes, just the fucking best person for the job. That is how it should be.

[rpaull]

So true! My company hasn't rewarded me, and I'm their best welder, so I'm literally changing careers so I can get paid properly... goodbye welding! Altho im keeping my 2 home welders!

[napalmelderlich]

Sometimes if feels like he’s the only person in the world with his head on straight

[Unidentified_Enemy]

I would love to know a few books he would recommend

[vinayp]

Competition makes people better, if everyone is getting rewarded resources equally the lagging ones will never become better and the best ones will no longer care to be the best and fall off because everyone will only get things equally anyway . You only get what you deserve

[deepfriedsalt]

Equity isn't egalitarian. Egalitarianism is the fundamental foundation that competence hierarchies are built upon.

[danielanthony]

Wow !!!
That's Brilliant !!!
Please run for Canadian Prime Minister

[abrenos]

It's funny to me that the world is in such chaos when we have such intelligent people.

[Hippy]

EINSTEIN OF OUR TIME!!! LISTEN UP CUPCAKES N CHANGE COURSE TO LOGIC N TRUTH!!!

[petelovatt]

I’m not a fan of capitalism or individualism but JP is right here; hierarchy is natural to humans. Even in recent history, we’ve encountered people who were still living stone age lives - Africans, native Americans - and they weren’t egalitarian. Their small primitive groups had leaders and a division of labour.