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Jordan Peterson's Take on Control and Belief
53:34 - 1:00:14 (06:39)
Jordan Peterson dissociates power from certain societal aspects and explains how altering beliefs to please others is akin to giving up control to a demonic spirit, in this podcast.
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Jordan Peterson dismisses the idea that certain things in society are about power, favoring traditional militaristic values and hierarchy.
53:34 - 57:04 (03:29)
Summary
Jordan Peterson dismisses the idea that certain things in society are about power, favoring traditional militaristic values and hierarchy. However, a successful organization requires mutual respect, understanding of talents, and the ability to give subordinates autonomy.
ChapterJordan Peterson's Take on Control and Belief
EpisodePart One: Robert and Cody Watch Jordan B. Peterson's New TV Show
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The host discusses the negative implications of altering your beliefs to impress others, including the loss of autonomy and the consequences of being dishonest in situations where lying may seem like the better option.
57:04 - 59:00 (01:55)
Summary
The host discusses the negative implications of altering your beliefs to impress others, including the loss of autonomy and the consequences of being dishonest in situations where lying may seem like the better option.
ChapterJordan Peterson's Take on Control and Belief
EpisodePart One: Robert and Cody Watch Jordan B. Peterson's New TV Show
PodcastBehind the Bastards
Knowing how to pleasantly end a conversation without being totally honest and without offending the other person is a useful life skill.
59:00 - 59:32 (00:32)
Summary
Knowing how to pleasantly end a conversation without being totally honest and without offending the other person is a useful life skill. It helps maintain social relationships and avoids hurting other people's feelings unnecessarily.
ChapterJordan Peterson's Take on Control and Belief
EpisodePart One: Robert and Cody Watch Jordan B. Peterson's New TV Show
PodcastBehind the Bastards
In this podcast episode, the hosts discuss an accidental moment of honesty from Dr. Peterson where he talks about manipulating people and feeling contempt for them, leading to bitterness.
59:32 - 1:00:14 (00:42)
Summary
In this podcast episode, the hosts discuss an accidental moment of honesty from Dr. Peterson where he talks about manipulating people and feeling contempt for them, leading to bitterness.