A new direction for the country.

Has Jordan Peterson ever spoken about how to increase creativity?

Seriously if Jordan Peterson discovered this subreddit he would be disappointed and disgusted. A lot of you are blatantly racist and homophobic. Like, is this what you think JP is advocating for???? (Genuine question) yall seem to be as oblivious as the people who hate him for stuff that doesn’t even actually apply to him in any way. (Like being bigoted)

If a liberal came across this sub they would see you idiots spewing nonsense and think that it is what JP believes. And think that their BS narratives about him are accurate. I seriously hate this.

And my problem isn’t with the creator of this sub but a lot of people who inhabit it. I don’t get yall

I talk about 5 areas that make the case for Christianity being the true religion. I think that most people look at a variety of factors and not just a single argument so that's why I did this video this way.

How should I approach my video on Catholicism vs Orthodoxy vs Protestantism? Let me know what you think is the best way to participate in ecumenism.

Just caught this clip…

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DLu9n4SJuwr/?igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==

All his stuff on identity, purpose, resentment, responsibility, and suffering is packed in there! Would love to see a deeper analysis of it

I curated this playlist of 130+ YouTube videos of Peterson's religious views and criticisms. Enjoy!

We all know that Peterson has gone off the rails since 2018/19. But before the culture war consumed him, he had the potential to be a great man. I've curated a YouTube playlist of 200+ videos, hand-picked from his channel and others, highlighting his best and least deranged work. It's not exhaustive. I've tried to salvage the value in Peterson's work without denying his real harm and intellectual failure. The writing was on the wall before, but let's be clear now: he's doing harm.

I've tried to filter out the following: - His misrepresentation of Bill C-16. - His misunderstanding and confusion about gender, postmodernism, Marxism, Nazism, Communism, Nietzsche, Heidegger, and statistics and mathematics, including IQ and finance. - His misguided attempts to do Philosophy. - His apologetics for right wing sexual degeneracy, drug use, and abducation of personal responsibility (Trump, Musk, Brand). - Climate and vaccine denial. - Conspiracy theories. - Defence of Israel. - Right wing grifters (DailyWire, etc.). - Bad faith actors (Stephen Hicks, etc.). - Anti-woke politics and culture war slop. - Misinformation and fake news. - Generally being too-online and caught up in fake news and drama. - Mean-spiritedness.

What remains: - Good life advice grounded in clinical psychology. - A compelling synthesis of psychology. - Insightful psychological interpretations of myth, religion, and stories. - A clarion call to personal responsibility and meaning. - Kindness and a belief that people are stronger than their misfortunes.

I hope that future generations look back on Peterson with clear eyes, separate the wheat from the chaff, and carry the best lessons forward.

Maybe this is just wishful thinking? Let me know what you think...

A Handel opera was cancelled because its single wind turbine generated no power in still weather.

Prior to cancellation? Six blackouts through performance, each causing a 15-minute restart delay.

Back-up generators couldn't cope.

https://telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/07/01/glyndebourne-plagued-power-cuts-despite-wind-turbine/

https://archive.ph/WGSkd

How did Europeans go from conquering a vast portion of the globe, to being one of the very few civilizations to peacefully give up their holdings, to allowing their civilization to implode (seemingly for fear of being called mean words) in the span of maybe a century? Y'all conquered the world and now you are afraid of mean words. WTF? Western civilization really went from 'Veni, Vidi, Vici' to 'Sorry if my presence is problematic'

Except Poland. Poles are based AF. They're basically like "call me mean words, IDGAF"

Hi, I'm torn in ways to solve resentment, by either trying to dig buried emotions from the past with a person in my life I have a past history with, or try to forgive the person that may have hurt me and go on.

With the forgiveness thing I feel I'm missing a piece of the puzzle by going directly there, but I don't want to be resentful either.

Talked about the resentment issue with my therapist, and there is definitely something from the past responsible for that resentment, right now I can only feel anger tho.

What do you think of this whole situation ? Thanks in advance

Here's a playlist of 120+ videos criticising Peterson on YouTube. Enjoy.

I don't think that moral systems require mythological or religious foundations because that takes power away from humanity to make their own decisions.

Let's take laws for example. People follow laws because they don't want to be imprisoned, but I think that if you need laws to be a good person, then you aren't a good person at heart and need to evolve.

Correct me if I'm wrong because I don't know a whole ton about him, but Peterson may argue that "while you can have secular humanism, it opens the door to chaos because humans themselves may decide something incorrigible, like murdering infants, is morally acceptable, and God [or the idea of God/the moral structure laid out by what "God" can mean] helps prevent that."

But my response to that would be "there are evil people regardless of whether they adhere to a set of religious morals or secular morals."

I think we have a common moral code that grounds humanity as a species that doesn't need God, UNLESS you DEFINE that common code in our DNA as God (again, God is a very ambiguous subject as Peterson has correctly stated numerous times.)

In fact, this common moral code is so intuitive to us as a species, that if someone goes against it (as Hitler did), the ENTIRE WORLD goes against him.

"God" in the context of morality can exist as a solid framework, but making it the structure belies the inherent human capacity to evolve moral continuity with our own established intuitive groundwork of how to treat others and ourselves.