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Jordan Peterson

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Solzhenitsyn

“Like I read in Solzhenitsyn, for example, that the Central Soviet authorities often had to make 200 pricing decisions a day.”

Lex Fridman Podcast · 11 Oct 2024

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A Billion Wicked Thoughts

“Naively oriented towards empirical truth to note when they’re being politically incorrect, they wrote a great book called A Billion Wicked Thoughts, which I really like.”

Lex Fridman Podcast · 11 Oct 2024

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I think as a general rule of thumb, that’s true. And I also think that the long form interviews are particularly good at that because it’s not that easy to maintain a manipulative stance, especially if you’re empty for two and a half hours.

“I think as a general rule of thumb, that’s true. And I also think that the long form interviews are particularly good at that because it’s not that easy to maintain a manipulative stance, especially if you’re empty for two and a half hours.”
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Jordan Peterson
Publisher
Lex Fridman Podcast

03 / belief

See, I actually knew that wasn’t right. Because I could remember, especially I think when I was very young, that I did things that he was pleased about.

“See, I actually knew that wasn’t right. Because I could remember, especially I think when I was very young, that I did things that he was pleased about.”
Speaker
Jordan Peterson
Publisher
Lex Fridman Podcast

04 / belief

See, this is such an important thing to understand because it helps you start to understand the distinction between a unifying force that’s based on power and compulsion, and one that is much more in keeping, I would say with the ethos that governs western societies, free western societies, there’s really a qualitative difference, and it’s not some morally relativistic illusion.

“See, this is such an important thing to understand because it helps you start to understand the distinction between a unifying force that’s based on power and compulsion, and one that is much more in keeping, I would say with the ethos that governs western societies, free western societies, there’s really a qualitative difference, and it’s not some morally relativistic illusion.”
Speaker
Jordan Peterson
Publisher
Lex Fridman Podcast

05 / belief

I think Nietzsche had that because he was very ill. And so I suspect he had… And he was regarded by the inhabitants of the village that he lived in, near the end of his life, as something approximating a saint.

“I think Nietzsche had that because he was very ill. And so I suspect he had… And he was regarded by the inhabitants of the village that he lived in, near the end of his life, as something approximating a saint.”
Speaker
Jordan Peterson
Publisher
Lex Fridman Podcast

07 / belief

The reason I think that is because I know the literature on post-traumatic stress disorder, and most people who encounter, let’s say, a challenge that’s so brutal that it fragments them, it isn’t mere suffering that does that to people.

“The reason I think that is because I know the literature on post-traumatic stress disorder, and most people who encounter, let’s say, a challenge that’s so brutal that it fragments them, it isn’t mere suffering that does that to people.”
Speaker
Jordan Peterson
Publisher
Lex Fridman Podcast

08 / belief

I think that nature has oppressed men and women terribly, and that men and women have struggled together valiantly to scrape out some possibility of security and happiness from that.

“I think that nature has oppressed men and women terribly, and that men and women have struggled together valiantly to scrape out some possibility of security and happiness from that.”
Speaker
Jordan Peterson
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