011 Maps of Meaning: 11 Losing Religion (TVO) 

This is one of the best lectures, should be required for high school history.

I came across 12 rules for life in a book shop quite by accident, this was approximately four/five weeks ago, I’m reading through it at my normal steady pace.. I hadn’t heard of Jordan Peterson prior to this; since then I’ve found the content on here and my middle aged brain is like the teenage brain it once was!! Like a sponge taking in as much as possible.. thank you Professor Peterson. Most inspirational content I’ve ever seen or heard in a very long time.

Thank God for Jordan Peterson

Thanks for making this available!

JORDAN PETERSON LOVE YOU ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Thats what I told this atheist, You want me to give up my faith? what would you replace it with I asked him. And he said nothing. I told him, I will keep my faith, and you could keep your nothing.

I wish I was smarter than I was because I will be unpacking this for like the next goddamn year.

This aged extremely well

Tolstoy's words are heart breaking, and all too familiar.

Show me how the same thing is not starting in the United States today.

25:30 I do think his messages hit a snag here when he talks about 'sins of omission possibly being worse than commission' because he also derides people for standing in opposition to forces without having their own world in order first. I think it is a valid argument to his stances, as I feel most all people can relate to the feeling that their lives are never *really* in order, thus making it a perpetual roadblock to action or Civic duty. Otherwise I see extroverts and narcissist tendencies being those (and still think this IS in fact the case) that proliferate in the most action-oriented high status jobs and positions. Those character traits that best insulate a person to allow ideas of themselves to manifest as flaws and keep them questioning their ability for success. I also find the subcontext morally bankrupt in that it implies you cannot have valid ideas about putting the world in order without first embodying order yourself, which is antithetical to science which gives all ideas equal weight under it's own rules of scrutiny.....does not rely on heirarcical rites of passage (or shouldn't/attempts not to).

Oh man, I love that passage from 19:07 about the sorrowful nature of life. I find it very comforting. 20:45 also sums up nicely the danger of ideology and fixed belief systems.

Awesome 👍

There's that one lone muslim woman in the audience that is still in the audience of his more recent videos.

What's the magnificent piano song at the beginning?

Jordan peterson is a genius..how did he figure this out?

I guess Tolstoy's belief system crumbled when 'heaven' was replaced with death. I think the kicker is when he realized god existed within him in relation to his peasants, thus trapping him in the messianic archetype role.

This is profound.

I see a glimpse, it was like last time..

All of the women in the audience look completely smitten

Was this actually 2015

❤️

"Some irresistible force leading me" sounds like the dragon

what is that music?!

What’s the quote citation around 19:07?

wow he jump on Leo Tolstoy words a lot. It look like it is a one uninterrupted passage but actually he jump from one page to another in order he chose and even cut some words from sentence. I feel like he should disclose it on his lecture.

amazing; full support