Jordan Peterson's Shocking Revelation: The Real Threat of Population Collapse

Prepare to be taken aback as renowned professor and psychologist, Jordan Peterson, delves into a topic rarely discussed: the looming danger of population collapse. In this eye-opening interview, Peterson draws from his extensive research and expertise to shed light on the alarming trends that indicate a potential global crisis. As a provocative thinker and best-selling author, Peterson fearlessly confronts the taboo subject of declining birth rates, highlighting the profound implications they pose for society, economics, and even human survival. Brace yourself for a thought-provoking exploration of this pressing issue, as Peterson imparts his unique perspective and offers potential solutions to a problem that could shape the future of our world. Don't miss out on this captivating conversation that challenges conventional notions and compels us to confront the uncomfortable truth of a population collapse threat.

[alexandermendez]

A natural consequence of the system and politics they advocate for. He can say all he wants how pro family he is but see it as a moral failure for not having enough money to properly raise children and advocate for laws that provide good material conditions to support families. What they really want is people that are poor enough to have to work any shitty job but rich enough to consume while he gets richer from telling everyone to make their beds.

[Jchristgirl]

Think about how much land in the world
No one lives on

[bagelj]

dont say that man we're going to space. and there will be so many of us then

[britneybij]

I rather live in a world where we dont have as many people but we are able to take care of them, than in a world where we have too many people and arent able to take care of them.

Cant neglect, abandon, and starve people you dont have. We can barely take care of the ones we got. Idk how anyone expects us to do better with another billion

[GIjoe]

As crowded as it seems if humans could learn 2 co-exist & corporate & maximize productivity & science many more people could exist & thrive...not likely tho