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"In this compelling Dailymotion video, we explore the recent intellectual contributions and personal journey of Dr. Jordan B. Peterson. We dive deep into his highly anticipated new book, 'We Who Wrestle with God: Perceptions of the Divine,' examining its core themes of mythology, psychology, and the ancient stories that shape Western thought. Discover how Peterson analyzes concepts like rebellion, sacrifice, suffering, and redemption, offering a unique perspective on human consciousness and the pursuit of meaning. We also provide an update on his recent health, discussing his recovery progress and the enduring impact of his work. This video is essential viewing for anyone interested in personal development, philosophy, and the profound ideas of one of the most influential thinkers of our time."

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00:00why should your right to freedom of speech trump a trans person's right not to be offended
00:08because in order to be able to think you have to risk being offensive i mean look at the
00:13conversation we're having right now you know like you're certainly willing to risk offending me in
00:18the pursuit of truth why should you have the right to do that it's been rather uncomfortable
00:23uh you've connected a lot with a lot of young men lots of different people but young men particularly
00:26seem to you know find something in your message i'm young man i'd like to be improved please yeah
00:30i want to stop being a pathetic weasel yeah that would be good clean up your room i don't know
00:35how
00:35you can go out and protest the structure of the entire economic system if you can't keep your
00:39room organized what are the limits of that idea though because you can have a lovely clean room
00:43but if for my generation you know we're looking down the barrel of climate change we can't afford a
00:48house some people can't get work university education is unaffordable like there are these huge
00:52massive problems in society in the political economy that are also going to you know screw
00:57us over in the big picture that the clean room isn't going to necessarily fix if you're going to fix
01:01complicated problems you have to learn how to fix simple problems first i want to know what is your
01:07answer uh to young people for some of the really big uh problems facing humanity like the you know
01:15climate catastrophe like economic crisis like the precarious job market because they just don't like
01:21you talk all this much about uh individual responsibility most of us are never going to be
01:25able to afford uh to have all of these assets to have responsibility over so what is your advice
01:31beyond banal comments like clean your room actually rather difficult to answer a question that ends with
01:39your comments are banal politely i would consider that more of an opinionated personal and political
01:46statement than actually a question so why don't you try reformulating that so that there's an actual
01:52question there a trans woman is a real woman i don't really like the way those questions are
01:59formulated you know i don't know what that means what do you mean a real woman well i'm asking you
02:04in
02:04your mind you know depends what you think a real woman is but do you think a trans woman is
02:09a woman
02:12no why not because i think that women are capable generally speaking of having babies and they have
02:19female genitalia and they have an xx chromosome and and i think the biological markers are relevant
02:25interested in people being able to have different choices and um and having equality of outcome
02:31aha well so the overwhelming proportion of people who are in prisons are male now do you want to equalize
02:36that just out of curiosity what about brick layers they're 99 male and the and we've got about three
02:42quarters of of the population now in universities in the humanities and social sciences are female
02:48yeah are we going to equalize that and men men work more longer hours they work more dangerous jobs
02:53they're more likely to move they're more likely to work outside they're more likely to participate in
02:59jobs in the stem fields that are scalable they make more money for those reasons and that's all hidden
03:03under the idea that the reason that men and women make different amounts of money is because of
03:07their gender do you have any comments on the nazi presence at your protest
03:12the presence of nazis and white supremacists assaulting people at your protest do you have
03:16any comments on that yeah i don't like nazis so well that's dip that's highly debatable that's highly
03:22debated actually one of the things absolutely true because there's never been a secular humanist
03:27government on the planet i don't know i think the soviets were pretty sick no they
03:33then with with all with all due apologies you do not know the first thing about what secular humanism
03:39is you should read the secular humanism i'm i'm very glad i put you on the spot
03:45you get my point it's like you're you're doing what you should do which is digging a bit to see
03:51what the hell's going on and that is what you should do but you're exercising your freedom of
03:55speech to certainly risk offending me and that's fine i think more power to you as far as i'm concerned
04:02you haven't sat there and i'm just trying i'm just trying to work that out i mean
04:10ha gotcha you have got me you have got me i'm trying to work that history written the idea that
04:14women were oppressed throughout history is an appalling theory they haven't had a great time
04:18though have they who has had a great time in history but men have had less of a really have
04:24they have they by what standard by what standard well i'm just saying if you're a woman how about war
04:28took yeah but it took longer for women to get the vote and women belong to their husbands and in
04:34this country one woman dies every week from domestic violence a man dies like once a month i believe in
04:38that same cause like aren't there some clearly obvious things that that uh women are there
04:42there are there are as a result of their gender there are inequalities in the catastrophes that the
04:47genders are subject to and so look first of all we there's some things we got to get straight
04:52history is a rough business everybody had it rough in 1895 the typical westerner lived on less than a
04:58dollar a day which is absolute poverty by today's standards right and so we people were brutally poor
05:04for the almost the entire course of human history it was rough you say well did men or women have
05:10it
05:10worse it's like well you know that's a complicated question but you one of the things you can say is
05:16everybody had it pretty damn bad marxists say well that wasn't real marxism what it really means and
05:23i've thought about this for a long time it's the most arrogant possible statement anyone could ever make
05:28it means if i would have been in stalin's position i would have ushered in the damn utopia instead instead
05:34of the genocidal massacres because i understand the doctrine of marxism and everything about me is good
05:41it's like well think again sunshine not suggesting in the least and have never suggested that there's
05:47no domain for social action i'm suggesting that people who don't have their own houses in order
05:53should be very careful before they go about reorganizing the world which happens in many ways
05:59i see a backlash against masculinity and a sense that there's something that there's something toxic
06:05about what what is this idea of being over what why is society overly feminized well i didn't ever
06:11say that society was overly feminized so if we're going to discuss my views we should use my actual
06:16words women got full legal rights they'll have the right to determine what language i use especially when
06:21it's backed by punitive legislation and when the words that are being required are the constructions
06:27there are artificial constructions of people i regard as radical ideologues whose viewpoint i do not share
06:46that's pure narcissism at work by the way
06:53question for professor peterson why do you feel that someone's personal gender identity and pronouns
07:01infringes your free speech can one not also argue based on your interpretation that professors can
07:08use racial slurs in their classroom um and the that the inability to do so would violate their freedom of
07:15speech there's a difference between saying that there's something you can't say and saying that there are
07:20things that you have to say and i regard these made-up pronouns all of them as the neologisms of
07:28radical pc
07:29authoritarians do you understand that and i don't i'm not a fan of that sort of person and the reason
07:36i'm not a fan of that sort of person is because i've done my homework i've read everything i can
07:41get my
07:42hands on in the development of authoritarian political systems and i know the literature inside
07:46out and backwards and i am not going to be a mouthpiece for language that i detest and that's that
07:56whole patriarchy thing i think you have no idea how pernicious and dangerous it is well no i don't
08:02i really don't go throughout history
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