Jordan Peterson Reveals the Truth: Are Deep Thinkers Lonely?

Jordan Peterson Reveals the Truth: Are Deep Thinkers Lonely?

Join Jordan Peterson as he uncovers the truth: Do deep thinkers feel lonely? Gain valuable insights into the hidden struggles and profound truths behind the minds of deep thinkers in this captivating video. Explore the complex relationship between thoughtfulness and loneliness with Peterson's expert analysis.

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Podcast: Modern Wisdom 436
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“When nobody wakes you up in the morning and when nobody waits for you at night and when you can do whatever you want. What do you call it, freedom or loneliness?” — Charles Bukowski.

[Dialogos]

Came to see all the self gratifying comments about how intelligent and alone we all are. You guys didn’t disappoint.

[QIKUGAMES-QIKU]

Intelligence isn't always an advantage. It allows us to see through everything ❤

[christinestone]

Jordan has the gift of articulating his thoughts so people can understand them and this makes him popular. He also has the gift of presenting a concept in a way that doesn't make others feel talked down to.

[cynthiaguzman]

The deepest thinkers were the desert fathers, hands down. They knew that every breath they took was due to God alone and every deep and good thought came from him and not themselves as God was the source.

You can have all the treasures in the world including high intelligence. But if you have not love, none of that matters.
As the saying goes: Nobody cares how much you know until they know how much you love.

The question is do you really know how to love anyone, even strangers as yourself?

Are you willing to decrease so that God can increase in you? That would mean striving every single day to think about God and others rather than yourself and how smart you are.
Peace be to you.❤

[dieseldavebrown]

I grew up with four siblings and now have 4 children of my own who have finished school and are on their own. As a child of the 50's and 60's who grew up in rural Canada I most remember being by myself or with my dog and going on long walks in the fields and woods or searching for fossils and arrow heads in the fields. I grew up with a questioning mind and wanted to be a scientist and ending up with three degrees and a 38 year career as a veterinarian. Life is so precious!

[zorkwork]

I feel lonely because of this ...Usually I see things happening before others because I do read and research a lot.
Many times friends will get upset with me because they don't want to except things that aren't good but you need to be aware of the bad as well as the good so you can help change things for the better...but it does get lonely because you feel you can't talk honestly with the few good friends you have.

[CopiousAmountsOfDerp]

"The more you research, the crazier you sound to ignorant people." - Don Freeman

[Pascie]

Today at work I had the first intelligent conversation with someone for probably many years. These conversations are rare.

[Azuosph]

I’m a deep thinker, and lately I have been pursuing the mastery of superficial conversations as a skill to improve. Like woodworking, or.. playing a flute.

[shayneconway]

The hardest thing i deal with in this life is not finding very many people i can connect with at a very deep intellectual level... i feel so alone and feel so deprived of intellectual stimulation.. im happy with who i am and know who i am.. i just want in the worst way to be in a room full of people who can challenge my intellect.

[BRBallin]

This is the thing that separates extroverts and introverts. An extrovert will strike up a conversation with people about random crap that is pretty generic and predictable but they do it with a good attitude and that makes them likable because you’re not deep diving into every person’s precise personality. Introverts rely on closely matched personalities. I’m somewhere in between. As long as someone has a handful of commonalities with me I can form a connection with them.

[deemisquadis]

Alone is wonderful! Smart people know this. 😊

[anuv-original]

The hammer strikes down on the nail that stands above others.

But it's the nail that is struck down, which doesn't break, that holds the furniture together.

[deepaktripathi]

I think I'm deep thinker and I'm alone.Sometimes it makes me feel that I'm different and I think I'm different.

[tigerhorn]

I think, therefore I am. I am my own mind, wrapped in it and consumed by it. I find it to be a curse and a blessing.

[kgangbarongwang]

In my opinion, I would reckon that a deep thinker finds more company in solitude than in a gathering of two or more people unless they are deep thinkers as he. What may be deemed as loneliness is to them a place to invigorate and to satisfy themselves!

[swwvzxt]

If you don’t have a good relationship with yourself, you will always be lonely. And if you don’t love yourself enough to be as social as you want while tolerating others flaws, then you aren’t thinking deep enough.

[AP-Design]

We can know more than we know what to do with. Thinking ten ways around something can be advantageous, but also paralyzing. We are still human, so there will be some aspects to knowledge that will captivate us to a fault and lead to poor application. That is why we deep thinkers can often get lost in our own heads. Wisdom is probably a better pursuit than simply knowing things. We can't know everything and some things may be better off not being known, or examined too deeply.

[victorhauk]

I’m a high school drop out, no college, 10 years military service, worked in too many fields to count, have read hundreds of thousands of books, written to myself thousands of pages about God, see how things work in pictures in my mind, and I am alone while living in a community that I help with problems constantly. Because they are unable to think for themselves. They chose to believe the lie over the truth because it is easy.