John Hanks says:

The best way to look at ideas is with knowledge and common sense.  I can fake respect for those who desperately need it.  But, with my friends, respect is the farthest thing from our  minds.  It interrupts lively conversations.  We insult each other for fun.  Respect like respectability is like a prison especially for insecure women.

Matt Smith says:

It helps when the interviewer is a doctor himself with an orientation towards integrative medicine which is now a specialty in most medical schools. Most people who interview Jordan lack academic credentials outside of the humanities.

c bones says:

Check out his interview with Cathy Newman. I thought she handled herself really well too.

c bones says:

@Altana Samara And a great listener.

Michał Kmita says:

you’re getting to the wrong videos:P

Janjão Jonata says:

Thank you

Never Settle says:

@Mister Jay Are you a Trump supporter???
What’s wrong with you??

Mark West says:

Exactly!

Mark West says:

Indeed. His genuine and humble nature convinces people of his good faith….then trust his intentions.

Stephanie Allred says:

Amen. He has drastically changed my life over the past year. So incredibly grateful to him.

Hunter Chance says:

​@John Hanks You sound awfully egotistic and condescending in your previous comments describing how elevated your subconscious is and how you’re too wise to accept anything without skepticism. You also seem to brag about how you’re self-educated (egotistical) however, you can’t seem to form logical sentences or use the correct form of egotistic at times and almost all of your sentences are full of redundant insults. All in all I would say you did a great job making yourself look like a fool while trying to belittle people who are independent enough to avoid leftist indoctrination.

Tony Silva says:

@John Hanks you just say what you think without having to support it with evidence shows that you have lack of personal accountability for the things that you say and the opinions you put forth it is irrelevant whether this is a conversation or not oh, it is rather that which you are projecting that is of such significance here. Your whole argument revolves around egotism but the end of the day the eagle is an important flight or fight mechanism which has a useful utility from time to time oh, you focused on the ego but you didn’t elaborate on those aspects of his presumed ego that you take issue with. Now if your focus was on Jordan Peterson is oversimplifying that which ales most of society then I might agree especially if you made a strong argument around that with good evidence for which there is but because you haven’t listened to him enough you have not been able to spot the various all important issues that he should be talking about but isn’t that reflects more deeper root problems with Society rather than doubling mostly within the symptoms of what’s wrong with Society, which is something that Jordan Peterson does directly and indirectly. For innocence he tells people to clean their room, and while that is a very important discipline what does it matter if you’re living in a world that is facilitated in such a way that is ever elevating the state of misery amongst all societies oh, primarily through the monopolization over the economy and the money supply, in fact those are the very two components that are used, in general terms, to derive the misery index. Does Jordan Peterson focus on this route cause of misery within Society,? No he does not, why? Because Jordan Peterson benefits from his own position within a smaller pyramid of Monopoly, the academic so-called education system, how does he benefit? Taxpayer subsidies, the elimination of competition which bids up prices and prevents others from competing, some of these instruments are unions and outright influence of government policies to make certain that regulations are so prohibitive to anyone attempting to compete in the education industry. Some understand that when you allow competition prices go down in quality products and services go up. Yet you were unable to illustrate the Jordan Peterson isn’t exactly what people make him out to be.

heavydny86 says:

@John Hanks
On a scale of ‘very autistic’ to ‘extremely autistic’, about how autistic would you say you are?

Mermanwuf Nooo says:

D. Robbins when he was on joe Rogan and H3h3 they were great interviews

Tierneil says:

The Jocko Willink 155 with JBP was dark and depressing, but they are in the same mindset from their own experiences. My favorite podcast episode ever.

Matt Smith says:

It helps when the interviewer is a doctor himself with an orientation towards integrative medicine which is now a specialty in most medical schools. Most people who interview Jordan lack academic credentials outside of the humanities.

Andrew Hill says:

The hero we don’t deserve.

mo07r1 says:

This comment wins the day 😂😂😂