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Improve your thinking (a practical exercise) 

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Jordan explains some mechanisms we can exploit to optimize critical thinking. Step by step, he goes through his own process for critical thinking so that listeners can replicate it.
What constitutes critical thinking? Why think at all? What is the 'dialectical process' in critical thinking? How can we refine our ideas? And where should they even come from?
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@mpirron1
@mpirron1 2 года назад
One of the best ways I improved my thinking greatly was to quit lying, even little white lies to save people feelings and such . It freed up so much of my mind no it having to remember who I told what.
@flyingguitarist7026
@flyingguitarist7026 2 года назад
Have you read Radical Honesty ? ,the book discusses about this in detail
@philipelias457
@philipelias457 2 года назад
Looking up "Radical Honesty" right now..
@Kakakaka-ri2kr
@Kakakaka-ri2kr 2 года назад
Quitting Lying is the start line. I should always keep this in mind. Thanks
@darishennen898
@darishennen898 2 года назад
So I'm guessing if you could go back or in the future, you wouldn't or won't tell your kids Santa Claus, Easter Bunny and Jesus exist?
@pvb9964
@pvb9964 2 года назад
another bonus........people avoid you due ro your unnecessary obnoxiousness
@JohnJohn-cu7nk
@JohnJohn-cu7nk 2 года назад
The best way I found to teach my children to critically think is in a debate, to defend a belief they don't believe in. The other thing I taught them, is when given information to question the motive.
@00yiggdrasill00
@00yiggdrasill00 2 года назад
That's exactly what my mother did and I'm very grateful for it.
@JohnJohn-cu7nk
@JohnJohn-cu7nk 2 года назад
@@Sourpusscandy Agree ,that answers 99% of motives 😁
@KAZVorpal
@KAZVorpal 2 года назад
> The other thing I taught them, > is when given information to question the motive. I disagree. When given information, you should consider any logic or reasoning in the information, without regard for how it was presented, or the motivations of the presenter...because facts and logic should stand on their own. You should always try to find any truth in any idea, and try to falsify it as well.
@Hy-Brasil
@Hy-Brasil 2 года назад
@@KAZVorpal do both. i did, it served me well. and it is serving my kids well. because even though logic and reason may stand on their own, there may still be a motive from the other person. that's how crafty manipulators operate. politicians do that all the time with their "think of the children/poor/environment etc" propaganda. it sounds good, it sounds logical and it should be, but then you find out they're just funneling more money to their own coffers in the form of higher taxes that were supposed to fix the problem.....the problem is not fixed and now your taxes have gone up. QUESTION MOTIVES.
@Anhedonxia
@Anhedonxia 2 года назад
thats actually smart af
@Razear
@Razear 2 года назад
I didn't realize how inextricably intertwined both thinking and writing were until Jordan kept emphasizing it, despite it being seemingly obvious at face value. That's something that educators need to reinforce. Also, there are law schools that will teach using the Socratic method of asking questions to stimulate thought. I think this type of pedagogy should be employed in other disciplines as well because it's a lot more useful than passively listening to a lecture.
@damfhokage4993
@damfhokage4993 2 года назад
I'm in University right now and I've never heard of a Socratic method of asking questions 🤯 Thank you for mentioning it, I'll look it up!
@gilthunder1737
@gilthunder1737 2 года назад
Bro ur vocabulary is amazing , gimme some tips plsssdd
@thebrewtank7665
@thebrewtank7665 2 года назад
@@gilthunder1737 Reading and writing more can help. Also, I would seek out new ways to say things by looking up synonyms and antonyms, then apply thing them to your writing and speaking.
@christopherwigfall6518
@christopherwigfall6518 2 года назад
@@lamontcranston3177 you think combating addiction is a small thing and leaves nothing to teach? Separate from his already extensive resume do you really think the words you typed are the words of an intelligent adult?
@profeh3346
@profeh3346 2 года назад
I am a high school Spanish teacher. I use writing - basic 5 paragraph essay to retell stories the kids read to prepare for retelling the stories orally. But this year my administration told me only multiple choice tests. Further I am the only world language teacher who sees value in the writing process. We were also told to use the same tests and teach in the same way as the other teachers. The other teachers don’t want to grade essays let alone teach kids how to write them. I am leaving.
@damfhokage4993
@damfhokage4993 2 года назад
The best way to exercise Critical Thinking for me so far has been to never commit to a side, be it social or political as well as to listen to everybody. Listening to both parties should always be a must no matter what before you form an opinion on X matter. It also enriches your knowledge on the topic you are researching/arguing. I think in the first stages of Critical Thinking you should keep your ears and eyes open and your mouth closed. Variety and detachment.
@nickcoker4293
@nickcoker4293 2 года назад
Variety & detachment. That’s very insightful, thank you.
@resiliencewithin
@resiliencewithin 2 года назад
You have already chosen a side by not choosing.
@damfhokage4993
@damfhokage4993 2 года назад
@@resiliencewithin It's not about choosing per se but commiting. Though now that I think about it, choosing not to choose is a good oxymoron 😅
@paulbrereton5149
@paulbrereton5149 2 года назад
Well said!
@freestylmx311
@freestylmx311 2 года назад
Solomon said the same thing! Proverbs 18:13 He actually speaks a lot about the wise one keeping his mouth shut and listening over the foolish that talks too much
@ErikOosterwal
@ErikOosterwal 2 года назад
Three-year olds are pretty good at critical thinking. When you tell them some fact or anecdote they respond with "Why?" It doesn't really matter what reason you give them, they just probe deeper, "Why?" If you want to be better at critical thinking, be more like a three-year old.
@lynncrf
@lynncrf 2 года назад
I drove my mother crazy with my constant refrain of "But why?" as a child. 🙂
@stevealexander8010
@stevealexander8010 2 года назад
Children use the perpetual "why" not to learn or to think critically, but to pick at a fundamental flaw in causal thinking. There is no explanation from first principles (outside of mathematics and pure logic). So the answer to any real-world "why?" question can only be a crude & fallible attempt to find a preceding causal event; then that preceding causal event creates a new question of causality. It's similar to Aquinas' 'prime mover' argument and it really doesn't work. It's an attempt to address the itch that cannot be scratched (curiousity). We should seek to be as curious as a 3yr old, but they are NOT a model of critical thought.
@bryandaley5738
@bryandaley5738 2 года назад
Why?
@autobootpiloot
@autobootpiloot 2 года назад
And the way to make your child keep asking why during their whole life is to answer. Try to answer every question to the best of your ability and they keep being curious and they want to learn and understand why.
@birgittabirgersdatter8082
@birgittabirgersdatter8082 2 года назад
I read somewhere that the average 4 year old asks 76 questions a day. My youngest son asked at least double that.
@remkojerphanion4686
@remkojerphanion4686 Год назад
Putting my thoughts in writing, and then reading it aloud to myself, is invaluable.
@jamespaul4618
@jamespaul4618 2 года назад
1:20 thinking allows our thoughts to die rather than having our actions kill us. Plan out something then look for the hazards before you take action. 4:00 the quality of our thoughts depends on the ability to speak out minds.
@hyperfocus4866
@hyperfocus4866 2 года назад
Mindfulness is the key. Being able to observe your thoughts and know they aren't you.
@damfhokage4993
@damfhokage4993 2 года назад
THIS! Depersonalization when discussing/debating ideas is a good way to be more aware of your thinking process and the nature of whatever ideas arise in your mind at a giving time. It really makes a difference
@marccuffe6392
@marccuffe6392 2 года назад
@@user-kp5qk3bs9b get out of here you fake account. The fact you must pretend to be someone who is well known to push your bs just proves to me that I want nothing to do with btc/eth.
@UkSapyy
@UkSapyy 2 года назад
I was wondering how best to acknowledge this in words. It is easy to notice when someone thinks their thoughts are them and defends them like a personal attack. Mindfulness explained like that makes sense, cheers.
@smokingcrab2290
@smokingcrab2290 Год назад
They are you though. They come from you. It's just you have to reign them in. Take every thought captive.
@justgamingn
@justgamingn Год назад
@@smokingcrab2290Hello friend. There is this book called The Power of Now, by Eckhart Tolle. If you ever get the chance to read it please do so, you will not regret it :)
@krytoses
@krytoses Год назад
I’m an alcoholic who’s spent the last 7 months of my life sober thanks to God, AA, and Jordan. I’m 40 now and thats the longest stretch of sobriety I’ve had since my mid 20’s. I hope I have the opportunity to thank you in person some day Jordan. Since I’ve been sober I’ve needed to hear a lot of what you have to say. Re-programing my thinking and approaches to people. Fighting my deeply selfish nature and seriously flawed thinking has been freeing, healing, and necessary. Restorative I think you might say. Talking things out with my sponsor is where many of my flawed thoughts go to die and where I’ve learned some correct, or perhaps proper thinking. You are such a gift Jordan.
@cindymacferran331
@cindymacferran331 Год назад
I am SO happy for you! You hit on the triple threat- but I would make it a quadruple threat and include YOU because you are making it happen!! Awesome work-keep at it.
@nicholasreese7856
@nicholasreese7856 5 дней назад
Congratulations on your sobriety and finding god! I hope all is well God bless
@elementq
@elementq 2 года назад
"if you are merely repeating an accepted script, then to what extent can you say that youre an individual at all". exactly
@blurglide
@blurglide 2 года назад
Now apply that to his religious views
@The_Lord_has_it
@The_Lord_has_it 2 года назад
@@blurglide and voila! His views were arrived at how? By CRITICAL THINKING. God bless
@damfhokage4993
@damfhokage4993 2 года назад
@@The_Lord_has_it Critical *thinking* and religious *beliefs* do not hold hands... do they? 🤔
@The_Lord_has_it
@The_Lord_has_it 2 года назад
@@damfhokage4993 Every bit. Just as religion and science aren't exclusive. They are inclusive as per the preponderance if evidence.
@damfhokage4993
@damfhokage4993 2 года назад
@@The_Lord_has_it But religion consists of a creed of beliefs. It sustains itself on faith, not facts. Hence why "believing" and following X tenets (without questioning them) are rewarded by going to Heaven.
@samismx
@samismx 2 года назад
Critical thinking is simple, but straining. All you have to do is take a statement and imagine a world where it’s true and a world where it’s false. Then, honestly work to find and itemize the essential differences between each of those two worlds and the real world. That’s it. Our personalities automatically choose one comparison automatically, so there’s no trouble there. The hard part is imaging a world where the opposite is true so that could also be compared with the real world (a precondition to what you really want - the two comparisons themselves could be compared). People who are incapable of doing that mental rehearsal or simulation on certain issues are being held emotionally hostage to their biases on those issues and as a result, invariably confirm their biases. Some people almost entirely confirm their biases on all issues and end up grooming themselves into a closed worldview after a while. This acquired disability where emotions, feelings, and proclivities overwhelmingly replace reason is one the bases of totalitarianism.
@markothefirst
@markothefirst Год назад
I'm a year late here, but good god, THANK YOU. You summed it up amazingly: "...take a statement and imagine a world where it’s true and a world where it’s false."
@kgf2012
@kgf2012 2 года назад
When I was in the Philosophy Department as a student we had papers which both professors and students would get together and present. You have to think through your ideas in order to reject stupid ideas and develop a more reasoned position. Wittgenstein said, Open the Door and then let intelligence in the room. In other words, say what you want to say and then decide whether an idea is stupid or not but in this current atmosphere you cannot open your mouth without being attacked. This is not open discourse and not a way of acting in a Critical Thinking. If you really want to learn Dr. Peterson more about Critical Thinking then Professors Ralph Johnson and Anthony Blair were leading thinkers in this area of Critical Thinking Theory. They wrote a book called Logical Self Defence (LSD) which was well received by all kinds of Critical Thinking Theorists. They were leaders in the world in this area.
@imamyusofi5268
@imamyusofi5268 11 месяцев назад
Thanks for the reference of the book. I found it
@Shrey_Vijay
@Shrey_Vijay 2 года назад
Our personality is structured by our thought process, and when an individual says they "don't know who they are", i think the more accurate question would be "where they are" in their thought process cause some times you wander to a thinking process you have never encountered before or may have had a belief that you were good with a certain way of thinking.
@Milto21
@Milto21 2 года назад
You arelooking better, Jordan. Very glad to see this. The world is better with you around. Thank you...
@funnyfunnybunnies
@funnyfunnybunnies 2 года назад
I would love to see Dr. Peterson do a segment called “Ask Dr.P” where anyone can come with any psychological problem and he applies his methodology and research in a podcast based answer form. The questions could be filtered and chosen through an email system where anyone is able to send a message but only the most pertinent and frequent questions are the ones chosen by the JBP team.
@Michelle_Wellbeck
@Michelle_Wellbeck 2 года назад
You'd probably have to pay to ask questions through superchat
@jessicamacias7523
@jessicamacias7523 2 года назад
Yes that’s a grand idea!! He use to do Q & A sessions on RU-vid frequently
@luisaazahar4720
@luisaazahar4720 2 года назад
I think you can do that if you pay a subscription but i dont know where x)
@jeffharris8166
@jeffharris8166 2 года назад
Or....look through most of his videos and probably find your answers
@nabster9253
@nabster9253 2 года назад
You should probably email this suggestion to him
@t.n.patronis4098
@t.n.patronis4098 2 года назад
I have multiple notebooks I use for different personal writing projects. This video has reminded me that I want to be in those notebooks regularly. It’s tough when I work 70hrs/wk with a constantly changing schedule and run a household, but damn if it isn’t important! Thank you as always, Dr. Peterson!
@take942
@take942 2 года назад
From watching the docu-film "What the Bleep Do We Know" a few years back, I learned to often become the observer of myself. This helps one gain an objective perspective, as much as is possible, on one's emotional reactions and on responses to others, to circumstances and helps somewhat disarm the thousands of random conscious thoughts going through our mind during all waking hours. From this observational perspective one can modify one's behavior so as to not waste energy on worry and on inconsequential thoughts and concerns thereby freeing one up to live more in the present moment...which ultimately leads to internal peace.
@AliceQQQ
@AliceQQQ Год назад
Listening to Dr. Peterson is like listening to a superb classical symphony. I close my eyes and pleasure my mind by listening to the intellectual splendor of his words. It is perfection. It is divine. It is uplifting.
@akirabito
@akirabito Год назад
Jordan B. Peterson is the dad I never had, the mother, the brother and the friend, he is able to understand and articulate our inner demons better than anybody else, what a precious and brilliant mind, huge respect for him 🙏🏼
@LoudSilences
@LoudSilences 2 года назад
Great video Jordan. I've been playing on Twitter for the last week and I am amazed at the lack of independent thinking and oftentimes, thinking at all.
@Shark-hn4mv
@Shark-hn4mv 2 года назад
I'm sure you know this already but yeah Twitter isn't the best place. I think as a society we need to empathize that Twitter is where the loudest and least thoughtful go to tweet "their" opinion, for the most part.
@LoudSilences
@LoudSilences 2 года назад
@@Shark-hn4mv Actually I think that Tik Tok is far worse. Kind of like the asshole of society.
@kentborges5114
@kentborges5114 2 года назад
THANK GOD FOR JORDAN PETERSON !
@gtw4546
@gtw4546 2 года назад
My appreciation for words is increasing by watching an old cat who has gone blind and deaf try to construct and retain mental maps of his environment. I can't even imagine how difficult it would be to think well without a vocabulary. To have words redefined would be even worse!
@jonminer9891
@jonminer9891 2 года назад
Hello, Dr. Peterson. I enjoyed this presentation very much. It explains the dumbing down that we are experiencing in society. Thanks for sharing! Stay healthy!
@tureldragoon3667
@tureldragoon3667 2 года назад
Thinking allows our thoughts to die instead of us. That hit me!
@Tabu11211
@Tabu11211 2 года назад
This is a ground breaking style of advertising. Bravo.
@lorriheffner2747
@lorriheffner2747 2 года назад
Exactly, thoughts can become troubled… had to take a pause today due to depth of understanding that was so shocking to my system that is was causing physical stress. But knowledge is power. Just have to let it absorb and get roots.
@zannahhannaz6857
@zannahhannaz6857 2 года назад
The title is VERY misleading as I was expecting to see an exercise on improving critical thinking, but I enjoyed the video anyway.
@nmc356
@nmc356 2 года назад
Jordan, I am a 50yr old straight white male and admire your way of speaking and explaining each of your topics. Times might be overwhelming but you are a great inspiration and rational guide to a lot of people men and I can bet women. Keep your self available for those who need it. I was born in 72 so you can understand the cultural and communicational changes i have seen over my time influenced by technology. I can only hope there is enough guidance in such an unregulated platform as the net that people continue the values that have got us this far. Keep up your good work. I live in a country that has a PM known as "Scomo" and an opposition leader known as "Elbow" Where have the values gone?
@dusty-lynnbristol519
@dusty-lynnbristol519 2 года назад
Astonishing level of conversation!
@capitanboss
@capitanboss 2 года назад
Hey Mr. Peterson, just got the email that the event that I bought the tickets for your presentation at Cox Business Convention Center Tulsa Oklahoma got postponed, and hope you are doing okay. If I have to wait 10 years I will, you changed most of what I thought life was and re-directed it for the best. Thank you wish you the best.
@yuhau1535
@yuhau1535 2 года назад
critial thinking is internal speech, when you talk it's externalized. So, when you attempt to think more about it, you think in an stablished perspective, but when you identify that, you can try to make your own perspectiveIs Is better to make a person think in a process to a conclusion insted or giving the conclusion
@dudewheresmycube
@dudewheresmycube 2 года назад
You just did it right there, the thing inside the thing itself type shit, thats pretty cool stuff and glad you reminded me of this.
@zero5496
@zero5496 Год назад
One thing I find to be true over the years is that being smart is more about having different perspectives about the some subjects and exam which one of these perspective is more logical in the long run, that way you improve your thinking and overcome the flaws, and also if your think of it that way then someone had done so as well, probably before you did, so it’s best to exam that thoughts by putting yours in contrast to others
@ZooBee10
@ZooBee10 2 года назад
Amazingly lucid and unique string of thought. One Might even say original, and devoid of past influences. Jordan Peterson is a pioneer in original thought. Even if he does not believe that himself.
@007lutherking
@007lutherking Год назад
There's no such thing as original though, everything that we can say and do is already a property of the universe and is universal and the best way we can live our life is by aligning ourselves with this constant progressive universal truth that manifests itself once you start speaking, discovering, accepting and experiencing the truth. Go down the ways of falsehood and that manifests itself as various mental illnesses the worst of which are bpd and schizophrenia
@llilhdx
@llilhdx Год назад
amazing. Peterson always makes us think deeper. well done.
@miklosroth1560
@miklosroth1560 2 года назад
Never been amazed more about his genius!
@The-Inner-Self
@The-Inner-Self 2 года назад
"Your ability to abstractly represent the world and then to generate avatars that can be defeated without you dying is dependent on your incorporation of a multitude of opinions, and that works to the degree that communication is actually free and you get access to as much thought as you can possibly manage." I, like many others, have been a child of the internet and grew up attempting to synthesize the many many different opinions that have been expressed freely over the years. Access and recommendation have been essential in continuing that growth and challenging our mindsets once they become entrenched. But once we get own ideas in order and make sense of the world as it truly is, we can attempt to make a contribution through re-expression of our hard won knowledge to other people. Having been deeply inspired by Jordan myself, I set out to create a picture of the human motivational structure as it relates to our most fundamental biological necessity; the need for resources. Why do people function the way they do and set certain priorities in their mind? What are the unique social resource mechanisms by which an individual can extract value for themselves? How do our investments in each of five unique survival strategies impact our degree of self reliance, satisfaction, and sense of meaning? In a series dissecting each these different mechanisms being used, I am attempting to describe the social resource structure that defines the modern world. Much of these categorizations have arisen out of Peterson's discussion of the struggle of "Being", and humanity's collective attempts to transcend the basic nuts and bolts of resource acquisition to survive. I would be forever grateful if anyone here wanted to take a look at the findings on my channel, including any maintainer of JBP channel who might see this - I think you would really find the content visually unique as well as philosophically engaging!
@memnoch1313
@memnoch1313 2 года назад
I haven't checked the videos out yet but I gave you a sub just based on what you wrote here. I like finding others that think in a similar way that I do. One thing I feel is always important to consider no matter how logical and reasonable you break things down, dont forget the emotional/spiritual element. That is essential to include as a variable and also a wild card as it can be as unpredictable as it is predictable. There is definitely something more to the nuts and bolts then what we can just simply observe.
@The-Inner-Self
@The-Inner-Self 2 года назад
@@memnoch1313 Agreed, without the spiritual element, there's no point to all of it. Dare to believe that your life has meaning and that it extends beyond what is visible on the service. I think its important to see the world for what it is but then find the strength to adapt to it and attempt to thrive, spiritually and physically. And much appreciated! Let me know what you think when you get the chance to take a look.
@mommyseastar5776
@mommyseastar5776 Год назад
I was reading the classic fairytales to my son yesterday and thinking of this very idea in light of what Dr. Peterson has been saying about these canonical stories. The issue with many children’s cartoons and stories today is there’s no real danger, no death or suffering and no real consequence for good or evil actions. The canonical fairytales take about real life and bring home the wonder of reality and our dynamic story in it. Hope that makes sense. My son and I were Both mesmerized reading these stories together!
@Bljat-so4qy
@Bljat-so4qy 2 года назад
Very very good topic and thanks for talking about things people these days don’t want to hear about
@xanderjohnson8719
@xanderjohnson8719 2 года назад
The timing of this video is crazy to me. Just today I was sitting in class writing about my ideas of critical thought in the notes app on my phone. I had gotten maybe essay worth, and in just doing that I developed my thoughts further. Now later at night I see this video was posted around the same time i was writing about something related to this conversation, interesting.
@xanderjohnson8719
@xanderjohnson8719 2 года назад
@@Jonas-gl9ke hmm… interesting
@BigSmoke-is1kg
@BigSmoke-is1kg 2 года назад
This man saved my life.
@DsiakMondala
@DsiakMondala Год назад
But... you dead bruh
@ShawnFoote
@ShawnFoote 2 года назад
Great discussion! 👍 Thank you!
@betterversion5847
@betterversion5847 2 года назад
This man been helping me getting better in my life in crazy way for the last year I didn’t expect I will get better like that but I guess the biggest lie we been told “” it’s not easy “” Everything just depends on exactly how you look at it and for everyone else here to get advice you at the right place. Keep taking care of yourself 💜.
@songluannguyen4529
@songluannguyen4529 2 года назад
*better
@superamario6464
@superamario6464 2 года назад
@@songluannguyen4529 troll. we know what he meant and what he was getting across and the spelling is what you took away?
@diggie9598
@diggie9598 2 года назад
@@superamario6464 Well, to be fair, it makes quite some difference. Plus he probably took away more than just the spelling, who knows...
@superamario6464
@superamario6464 2 года назад
@@CONEHEADDK in the context of Dr Peterson and what he stands for and teaches...batter is better. Read the posters full post and watch the video before you comment
@superamario6464
@superamario6464 2 года назад
@@CONEHEADDK thank you. This has been informative.
@johneric3886
@johneric3886 2 года назад
Nice work JP, know that you make a difference in the world.
@adrian2xs
@adrian2xs 2 года назад
I used to think I was so smart when I was a teenager, I'm 24 Its like I'm realizing how dumb I am all at once, god I have so much to learn
@dad4378
@dad4378 2 года назад
you ain't alone
@memnoch1313
@memnoch1313 2 года назад
One thing to consider is personality types like with MBTI, this type of critical thinking comes natural to types like ENFP, INFP, INFJ etc. Especially being able to think in a wide range of multiple perspectives, sure other types can learn but it is much more difficult and some might not be able to at all. Jordan explains things very well and he takes very complex subjects and breaks them down simply to their core elements. That goes a long way to help others think in a similar way or at least be able to understand the concepts.
@remo5234
@remo5234 2 года назад
This may be the most important 10 minutes of video I have seen. I will watch it 10 times before I can digest all of it. Even then maybe not
@hypnotechno
@hypnotechno 2 года назад
Love the Rogerian nod JBP makes at 9.04
@dartharpy9404
@dartharpy9404 2 года назад
Good match up, love your work
@erinjk123
@erinjk123 2 года назад
you can kind of write out your thoughts and then analyze your own thinking. Possibly it is some new revelation or a way to reflect. I wrote this page of spewed thoughts to later look at. It made me see I have some challenges or confused thinking.
@MottiShneor
@MottiShneor Год назад
"Thought is internalized speech"... well, I can "think" music... and many have said music is a language, but here it is very direct. There are no words there, no idioms, but still every passage or even single note carries lots of meaning to me.
@JanStue
@JanStue 2 года назад
Thank you for the video!
@dbbdbdbdbd599
@dbbdbdbdbd599 Год назад
I will say 2 techniques from Ancient greeks and one from me, 1) ask difficult questions your self, for example what is logic what is thinking how do i improve what do i have to improve on my self etc, this force your brain to get into a logical course of thoughts to produce an answer also the answer will be really useful if u take action, if you ask your self what are your errors you can spot them and fix them, 2) observe how you think, this is a deeper meaning to "know thy self), know how you make thoughts opinions what are the errors etc, and my technique is to debate, debate really helped me but try to make it meaningful so you dont waste much time on
@theviewfinder8923
@theviewfinder8923 2 года назад
TVF Luvall said, Thought is internalised speech but also emotion (positive|negative regarding separation) directing thought upon value - and thus consequential as mere spontaneous information.
@mattreis8988
@mattreis8988 2 года назад
Meditate. Seriously. Having a rich inner spiritual dimension that both transcends yet involves the thinking mind is really important. If all you have is the mind, then all you see are Gordian knots and problems. Yes critical thinking and problem solving is important. But there’s a deeper part of you that is forever untouched by these things, is incredibly intelligent and actually wants to help here and be of service. But it’s not your intellect, even though the intellect can be recognized and employed by it. The meditation book Steps to Knowledge can really put an individual on the track to discovering this deeper intelligence and utilizing it in life. It’s not the only path that can orient one towards this intelligence, but it’s a powerful one.
@BLAISEDAHL96
@BLAISEDAHL96 2 года назад
Thank you for this.
@johnlocke9091
@johnlocke9091 2 года назад
Thought is speech. I once discovered sub harmonics as part of thought. That some people actually vocalize thoughts at extreme low volume.
@homewall744
@homewall744 2 года назад
Babies do not speak or have any real basis for any language. Do they not think? How about animals? Do they not think? Speech is the expression of thought, not the thought itself. You clearly have the ability to think what you want -- how could anybody stop it? But speech ain't so.
@yeager6882
@yeager6882 2 года назад
No it is not.
@Bartisim0
@Bartisim0 2 года назад
Thank you!
@artur-rdc
@artur-rdc 2 года назад
Our minds are not just made of language. There's also inexplicit ideas. A dictionary can only define words using other words (infinite regress), but we know what they mean. Although yes, our knowledge is in conflict with each other. Consciously or unconsciously. How ideas evolve is best explained in the theory of Karl Popper, where criticism is one of the main pillars (the other is creativity).
@annmihut665
@annmihut665 2 года назад
so well said....taking notes.
@walkneer9543
@walkneer9543 2 года назад
The process Dr Peterson describe at the beginning of video explaining the fact that we create avatar of our self is it conscious work or unconscious process because I don’t think I’m doing it at all.
@thomaswyss5828
@thomaswyss5828 Год назад
Basically the ability to think is about understanding the mind painting a picture. To be able to think about what you think. Clearing it from preference and wishes.
@wolfislick
@wolfislick 2 года назад
Make me smarter Jordan!🎉
@samuelking9497
@samuelking9497 2 года назад
Only you can make yourself smarter
@ricovassell526
@ricovassell526 Год назад
Uncle Jordan much appreciation
@williammartin3793
@williammartin3793 2 года назад
In the past, debate/discussion often included thinking out loud. That opened further discussion and greater mutual understanding. And common ground was often reached because both sides were aware of, respectful of, and ultimately in the search for TRUTH. Now, if someone is going over their thoughts aloud they are attacked, ostracized, and labeled as the "other" and an enemy. It is the death of debate. It's interesting to think of where we went off track with this.
@williammartin3793
@williammartin3793 2 года назад
@@ss-pw4en Agreed. Sadly. And to express that even is to be labeled an old curmudgeon. But maybe if the shoe fits, etc.
@smi454
@smi454 2 года назад
“A thought,once uttered, is untrue”.. well said… by someone else. Look it up. Some languages are yet to be invented to formulate, articulate, even internalize, deep thoughts more freely and truly. Be that the language of math, arts, or poetry, which is a language akin to arts. Not all thoughts can be articulated in words. It does not diminish their validity and usefulness. Thinking is generally more complicated than words most people can master. It does not mean one should not put efforts in expressing oneself. Strangely enough, the language of math is far better suited for critical thinking than “normal” language. In arts, it often amounts to mere gut feeling. And yet, some artists are unmistakably better articulators and thinkers than others. It is the ability to express what, once uttered, rings true, is tricky and should be valued. '
@Robert_H_Brown
@Robert_H_Brown Год назад
Thank you Jordan Peterson
@LITTLEEXPERIMENTCHANNEL1
@LITTLEEXPERIMENTCHANNEL1 2 года назад
Intelligence is a brilliant tool for defeating "wordy" bullies. Muscle is useless when you have the upper-hand in conversation that is being steered towards trying to own you unexpectedly in front of a crowd. (These guys go out of their way to find vulnerability in individuals to comb their ego's all over you).
@cannapurp2833
@cannapurp2833 2 года назад
Once I was in an argument with someone at school talking about how he resorts to violence instead of using his words like an adult. He then immediately slapped me and it was so funny because everyone saw clear as day that he just proved my point. I didn't even swing back I was just dying laughing inside at the irony
@als.4939
@als.4939 2 года назад
@@cannapurp2833 Violence is a last resort, when all else fails, but i wont dare say its useless, thats why the U.S has the 2nd amendment after the 1st
@cannapurp2833
@cannapurp2833 2 года назад
@@als.4939 Of course but this was during a civil discussion lol
@ariellecalderon8518
@ariellecalderon8518 2 года назад
Jordan, my spirit dad 💕
@ankurprajapati6355
@ankurprajapati6355 2 года назад
Excuse me sir... Can you make a video on panic attack... Am having alot and also having counciling but they can't find the source or reason for my attacks.. it would be very helpful... I also had anxiety i hve seen your video and it's been very ton helpful.. so please if possible make one... I follow you and it really given my life a path being naive...
@karoldudek8110
@karoldudek8110 2 года назад
Who else found jordan around 20-25yrs old and is listening everyday👍
@MichaelVavor
@MichaelVavor Год назад
Found him like last year when I was 22 lol
@ignorantmangg6139
@ignorantmangg6139 Год назад
THANK YOU.
@namelessmonster9065
@namelessmonster9065 2 года назад
I think this man is a SPY. He knows so much about everything that my mind doesn't even care to think.
@DanSpotYT
@DanSpotYT 2 года назад
I wrote a semi-autobiography via poetry and self published that book. It was well received but a financial bust as was expected going in to it. Even included the influences and what the writings actually meant to me, why they were born. One can look at or think of something and with a little effort, formulate it in to a more artistic/expressive form. It seems to me, loosely speaking, that one who can view something from many different angles is often better equipped for life's turmoil.
@jasminasm9182
@jasminasm9182 2 года назад
Its hard to talk about critical thinking when world is lacking sense of discernment. Love and light🌎
@user-ti4so4su1h
@user-ti4so4su1h 2 года назад
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@user-ti4so4su1h
@user-ti4so4su1h 2 года назад
☎ᴛᵉˣţ𝄍✉𝑾𝒉𝔮ᴛᵗ𝑠𝑨𝑝𝑝 ✚𝟏𝟒𝟕𝟎𝟕𝟖𝟏𝟔𝟒𝟎𝟓✔ ʀᴇɢᴀʀᴅɪɴɢ ʙᴛᴄ/ ᴇᴛʜ ɪɴᴠᴇsᴛᴍᴇɴᴛ ɪᴅᴇᴀs
@darylhoyt5012
@darylhoyt5012 2 года назад
Superb.
@bradhouston4734
@bradhouston4734 2 года назад
It’s insane that we are having to hanger this conversation! I think that people hand become mentally lazy. “Too busy” too overwhelmed to stop and actually confront what’s happening around them. The other issue, is that there is SOOO much other stimulation to instantly run to..to avoid thinking about it all. It’s terrifying 😀🥰👊🏝🇦🇺
@lifeinthejazzlane
@lifeinthejazzlane 2 года назад
Going through the process to arrive at a truth arrived at long ago by another is not redundant. It's the difference between understanding and parroting.
@alexbrass4823
@alexbrass4823 2 года назад
Is it just me or does Dr Peterson Seem to rly be in a groove /on a roll /picking up where he left off before he got sick and seem to be as sharp if not sharper than ever. I’m hyped appreciate y’all
@user-ti4so4su1h
@user-ti4so4su1h 2 года назад
☎ᴛᵉˣţ𝄍✉𝑾𝒉𝔮ᴛᵗ𝑠𝑨𝑝𝑝 ✚𝟏𝟒𝟕𝟎𝟕𝟖𝟏𝟔𝟒𝟎𝟓✔ ʀᴇɢᴀʀᴅɪɴɢ ʙᴛᴄ/ ᴇᴛʜ ɪɴᴠᴇsᴛᴍᴇɴᴛ ɪᴅᴇᴀs
@findango
@findango 2 года назад
I've really been enjoying the different guests you have had on your channel, Mr. Peterson. I would like to offer up the suggestion to interview Pierre Poilievre. I believe this would be illuminating for your viewers and Canadians.
@user-ti4so4su1h
@user-ti4so4su1h 2 года назад
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@user-ti4so4su1h
@user-ti4so4su1h 2 года назад
☎ᴛᵉˣţ𝄍✉𝑾𝒉𝔮ᴛᵗ𝑠𝑨𝑝𝑝 ✚𝟏𝟒𝟕𝟎𝟕𝟖𝟏𝟔𝟒𝟎𝟓✔ ʀᴇɢᴀʀᴅɪɴɢ ʙᴛᴄ/ ᴇᴛʜ ɪɴᴠᴇsᴛᴍᴇɴᴛ ɪᴅᴇᴀs
@byroncascante6088
@byroncascante6088 Год назад
This is how I think: first of all, if I can’t find an answer for something, it’s because I don’t know enough about it; in which I enter the 4 squares of knowledge: what I know, what I don’t know, what I don’t know I don’t know and what I think I know but its just a miss conception. I think about possibilities with the pieces involved and start experimenting in my head, not exactly to see if it works, but because it’s usually a great way learn more about the situation. Anyway, having smart / hyper intellectuals next to you to ask them it’s pretty useful
@jessicapresley9578
@jessicapresley9578 2 года назад
Thank you so much for your videos Dr Peterson! Through them I have learned to constantly go after my goals with everything I have. Thank you!
@user-ti4so4su1h
@user-ti4so4su1h 2 года назад
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@gb-pm2cm
@gb-pm2cm 2 года назад
SPEAKING TRUTH IS HOW WE BATTLE EVIL. TRUTH HOLDS THE EXPECTATIONS FOR WHAT WAS, WHAT IS AND WHAT WILL ALWAYS BE. YOU CAN DO NOTHING AGAINST THE TRUTH. LIES ONLY OBSCURE TRUTH, THEY CAN NOT AFFECT IT. TRUTH IS THE REAL AXIEM OF REAL FAITH. TRUTH PUT TO WORK
@TheMasonator777
@TheMasonator777 2 года назад
We’ve been through a two year ritual dedicated to the denial of the utility of thought.
@remkojerphanion4686
@remkojerphanion4686 Год назад
Precisely. Do as you're told, and don't you dare think anything different than the official narrative.
@antilikka
@antilikka 2 года назад
I do this before bed, and I get into very heated debates with myself 😂
@Blueridge-Doc
@Blueridge-Doc 2 года назад
Gandhi taught , that the search for and application of truth , is our guide to living. Dr Peterson brings forth that speech allows bad thoughts to die rather than us. Bringing those two insights together is finding God, loves us , each and every one , wanting us to find him. A glimmer of joy, yes?
@adrianafarhat5039
@adrianafarhat5039 2 года назад
It's listening to others ( face by face ) , without judgement. You can find out that people they are thinking one thing and speaking another. For me people are interesting, it's the only thing real.
@stendaalcartography3436
@stendaalcartography3436 2 года назад
8:55, exactly. Like in Inception. They have to believe they are the ones who came up with the idea to effect a real change in person.
@ahmadhusayn539
@ahmadhusayn539 2 года назад
The best way I found to improve critical thinking is to challenge my own views, either by questioning them or thinking of potential arguments against them.
@Shark-hn4mv
@Shark-hn4mv 2 года назад
Yeah, I literally cannot take a position without thinking about counter arguments or how it comes off to those who disagree and/or are neutral.
@sneakyking
@sneakyking 2 года назад
I did. I subscribed to this channel.
@user-ti4so4su1h
@user-ti4so4su1h 2 года назад
☎ᴛᵉˣţ𝄍✉𝑾𝒉𝔮ᴛᵗ𝑠𝑨𝑝𝑝 ✚𝟏𝟒𝟕𝟎𝟕𝟖𝟏𝟔𝟒𝟎𝟓✔ ʀᴇɢᴀʀᴅɪɴɢ ʙᴛᴄ/ ᴇᴛʜ ɪɴᴠᴇsᴛᴍᴇɴᴛ ɪᴅᴇᴀs...
@yashmalik9714
@yashmalik9714 2 года назад
Thought’s Best Utility Is In The Delay Of Action
@multirichardb
@multirichardb 2 года назад
I wish more than anything in my theater of imagination that someone like Jordan Peterson would ask me about Aristotle's syllogism, how this process works using major and minor premises, and finally a conclusion that speaks to our androgynous totality? This process involves principle which is innately invisible, and indivisible.
@davidstone5595
@davidstone5595 2 года назад
Cool
@yessopie
@yessopie 2 года назад
The only way to think critically is to be emotionally detached. As soon as you have an emotional investment in one side being right, then all of the cognitive biases come out in full force. In today's political spectrum, if you are not a centrist, you probably aren't a critical thinker; as there is no underlying logical consistency in either left-wing or right-wing thought; the coherence is only by the homogenizing effect of emotional attachment to group identity, and conformity.
@fawardrazeek7169
@fawardrazeek7169 2 года назад
Brilliant. Sharing this.
@Shark-hn4mv
@Shark-hn4mv 2 года назад
To add on though, I think you can be genuinely leftwing or rightwing and be coherent, but the issue arises from what you said; conformity. A lot of modern leftwing and rightwing "positions" contradict themselves because people go along with their "side" and then rationalize their positions later. That's horrible. Also, if someone is happy about every position they take, that's a red flag. Principles are usually proven by support of something despite personally disliking it.
@ookiemand
@ookiemand 2 года назад
Cultivate a courageous mind. The lack of courage prevents thinking and progress, arrests development.
@Mr.Enigmatik
@Mr.Enigmatik 2 года назад
Are there any techniques or skills one could learn that would enable a person to speak as well as they can write? I have a terrible time speaking my mind but for obvious reasons, it is much easier to write out my thoughts or ideas.
@theflamingone8729
@theflamingone8729 2 года назад
Speak it out loud before you write it, like dictating, or just talk to yourself around the house, rehearsing things you'd like to say. Learning a second language greatly improved my ability to speak my mother tongue. If I couldn't find the words for what I wanted to say, I would have to paraphrase it until I found words.
@coconutananass8978
@coconutananass8978 2 года назад
Imagine Jordan Peterson with Jordans
@Jboogie314
@Jboogie314 2 года назад
Socratic method simplified lol I love it
@irishkev1141
@irishkev1141 2 года назад
Hey, just got brought to this channel in a “Link”. Where have ye been, 🤫😊 Interested, and Interested, really good vids, Bless Bless ❤️☘️
@bertibear1300
@bertibear1300 2 года назад
We cannot choose thoughts, they choose us and they depend on what you take in or consume.
@LabelsAreMeaningless
@LabelsAreMeaningless 2 года назад
Coming up with original ideas usually means that idea will receive extreme pushback and denial by those who carry the 'established line of thought'. Most often they're seen as crazy, sometimes until long after their death. People who think critically and originally tend to be ostracized or simply ignored.
@gabennanson5691
@gabennanson5691 2 года назад
Jordan goes so deep.. If you ban free speech, you remove the opportunity to intellectually grow stronger & wiser.. Bravo..
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