The Brilliant Arrogance of Nietzsche | Jordan B Peterson

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[UnathiGX]

I read "Thus Spoke Take away from it is a sentence - "The Higher we soar, the smaller we appear to those who cannot fly"

[brainwashingdetergent]

Nietzsche was one of my father’s favorites. A brilliant man my father was, he passed away yesterday, which happened to be Nietzsche’s birthday. Rest in peace dad.

[alexandrosgrigoris]

What makes Nietzche unique for me is that he actually makes you think about yourself. You can examine your inner self through his books and the whole society and how everything works. He does not have all the answers but he can give you the power to start thinking about everything

[apm]

God Bless Dr. Peterson's recovery!

[k.m.]

This man enthusiasm when talking about Nietzsche is mine when I am talking about JP, Nietzsche, Jung,
I love you JP for introducing me to such brilliant minds.

[angrytedtalks]

Lobster for dinner. We are celebrating Jordan's recovery.

[dellafella]

"Life is about figuring out where you fit in." --Friedrich Niche

[williamkoscielniak]

When I was younger, reading Nietzsche and Dostoevsky was like looking into the mirror of my corrupted, tormented soul. But they were able to articulate idea's that I had merely intuited. I would cry on occasion, because someone was finally speaking to my soul and telling me "you are not necessarily insane, I understand you brother".

[JanAndhisfiets]

1:08 - No, Nietzsche wrote:
"It is my ambition to say in ten sentences what everyone else says in a book."

[TwinAquarius]

Dog earring books is a sin. Thank God for post it arrows.

[brokeneyes]

I hope Dr. Peterson is doing well and look forward to when he may one day come back and continue his podcasts and lecture series.

[AMore]

Talks a lot, says nothing. He learned nothing from FN.

[TheGabrielPT]

God I have that book and I'm 'scared' to read it, it's getting dust on my shelf haha

[rachelpeterson]

We need Jordan Peterson and great teachers like him in these most troubling of times. Thank you Jordan Peterson and God bless you so you can continue to share the wisdom we so desperately need in these hours to strengthen us and enable individuals to stand up and fight the dark madness that has gripped the so called liberal western world.

[davidmcrae]

i appreciate that Jordan says reading Nietzsche makes him feel stupid.

[freezysyahz]

Y'know, it's your book that I'm currently doing the double dog-eared thing right now 😅😂 both pages had several lines and at least one paragraph that's immensely profound and yet find itself at home and ease in my consciousness and thinking, that I find myself stuck in the dilemma of whether to hang back and ruminate/reflect as I reread the words and passages and outline what they were, or press on. I'm currently just finishing the chapter on Rule 4 😅😂.

[JMyrk]

" Peaceful is my soul and luminous like the mountain in the morning, but they take me for a cold heart and a buffoon with cynistic taunts "

[davidowen]

When Jordan says Nietzsche liked to break things apart with a hammer he is incorrect. Nietzsche said he liked to tap things with hammer as if it were a tuning fork and see if it rang out hollow. The subtitle of "Twilight of the Idols", is called "How to Philosophise with the hammer".

[k.m.]

1:36 I swear to God that this exactly describes me reading and rereading Beyond Good And Evil

[Sameer_Hussain_]

This makes sense. This is probably the only Nietzsche sentence that I truly understand because I can hardly understand the others and this sentence describes why.