Jordan Peterson Explains Why You Should Never Lie

The importance of truthful speech clearly emphasized by Dr. Jordan Peterson

[salmanvalimahmed]

If you tell the truth, you don't have to remember anything. Mark Twain

[normang]

Reminds me of that line from the Chernobyl mini-series: "Every lie we tell incurs a debt to the truth. Sooner or later that debt is paid."

[nanoalvarez]

“One of the things I learned as a clinical psychologist” easily in the top 10 things JP always says haha

[limitlessspaceexploration]

I can't tell if the interviewer likes what Jordan is saying or wants to punch him in the face.

[rambojohnj.]

“Me? I always tell da truth, even when I lie.”
-Tony Montana

[Swampieking]

I never thought about it, but it’s actually quite scary. If you lie you have REALITY against you. And that’s a powerful opponent. It’s so easy and clear yet kind of a monster

[jackshitz]

Once you start with the lies, you have to continue the lies & at some point you will screw up. ie, Liz Warren & the 1/1024th question. Lying is exhausting, mentally constipating & it takes to much effort.

[Gabriel.Ponce.De.Leon.]

“It’ll come back to oh, yes it will.

“You don’t want reality against you” oh, no you don’t.

[jamestally]

When he speaks it’s always eye opening. The more I listen to this guy, the dumber I feel, he speaks so plainly, he’s the first seriously educated person that I’ve ever taken interest in, and I’m 50 years old. Two thumbs up👍🏻👍🏻

[Adrian_Estando]

What JP is saying is making that interviewer nervous.

[dianer]

Nothing in life is worth lying about. Just tell the honest truth and the whole truth. It will improve your own well-being as well as the well-being of others. Be an inspiration to yourself as well as to others.

[lodovicoconrado]

I've never seen anyone getting away with anything, ever.

The interviewer 0:47

[_______-]

I once pretended to be French for a whole evening with some English students I met in Paris. A few months later I ran into one of them in a bar near Sheffield.
Your sins will find you out!

[dianer]

As Inspector Poirot always said, "the truth is always revealed." Lying creates a lot of mistrust.

[thecowboy]

It's better to tell the truth, and be thought of as pathetic, a loser, or even a liar, than it is to tell a lie and get caught lying.

[JesuisParte]

And here we are again. Thanks to YouTubes algorithm

[luketufts]

“Oh what a tangled web we weave/When first we practice to deceive”
Sir Walter Scott

[jonathang]

"I've never seen anyone get away with anything". Well yea if they get away with it kinda the point of it is that you wouldn't notice.

[priyadugar]

You are free to choose but not free from the consequences

[chrysalis]

Messes up your thinking, destroys your reputation, hurts people that causes bad karma, reality against you, nobody will trust you then you wont trust them then you will never again experience love because love is based in truth and trust.