Piaget on How we Learn and Develop | Jordan Peterson

Jordan Peterson talks about the great developmental psychologist Jean Piaget, who was interested, above all, in the way that knowledge is generated and transforms. His analysis of the development of morality in children, which relates early play to social cooperation and competition, is particularly profound. In this part he particularly talks about learning and development.

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[samanthaqiu]

do anyone else gets a feeling of pure joy out of listening to this guy?

[tristantjelde]

No matter whether you disagree with his ideas/claims or not, he deserves your respect of his intellect and wisdom

[bryanguzik]

To keep it very simple, what a cool snippet of how we try to make it.

[karlxu]

3:50

This idea of weave a shared narrative and inhabit that

is fascinating.

[jbraymick]

This man has thousands of hour's of videos of him teaching. I remember one video of him speaking for 3 hours just to answer one question. Do you believe in God.? He doesn't like that question.

[quantumfineartsandfossils]

What he says to this point is unfair to all people 6:00+ he is just describing the old 'patriarchy' which actually men know does not benefit them because there are just as many woman criminals as men and 'patriarchy' is really just women benefiting from 'mens' crimes by enabling and imitating their crimes
Now we are dealing with a mental health epidemic so he is completely wrong because no one would ever suggest to me that my family that has criminal records for abusing me as a child was acting out of my best interest or anyones best interest so what he says is unfair to all people

[DouglasHPlumb]

The left has no absolutes and clouds evrrything with feelings. Feelings and facts are two different things and marriage is defined contract. Juristic societies operate by contract and ethical societies run on feeling and nothing is strictly defined except the wishes of ruling class. Ruling class wants us all separate and unable to contract so we lose reason and can only be led out of confusion by our rulers.

[piaoliang]

Incoherent. I dont know what he said. He is incoherent