Jordan Peterson - Why do you curse when your computer crashes?
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- Опубликовано: 1 мар 2018
- In this lecture, he makes the case that we each inhabit a story, describing where we are, where we are going, and the actions we must undertake to get from the former to the latter.
These inhabited stories are predicated on an underlying value system (as we must want to be where we are going more than we value where we are).
In addition, they are frames of reference, allowing us to perceive (things that move us along; things that get in our way), make most of the world irrelevant (things that have no bearing on our current frame), and determine emotional significance (positive: things that move us along; negative: things that get in our way).
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TheArchangel911
"so, why are you running for president?"
"I want my computer to work"
I will personally ensure those cable guys freeze their asses tonight!
Fucking died xD
wrong level of analysis :D
@Revolvin Goatt Do you smoke pot ?
@Revolvin Goatt I'm curious about how computing could be restructured more simply at its base, and the effects that such restructuring would have. Do you have any articles or the like which talk about that?
Imagine Jordan Peterson walking into a computer repair shop and they ask him "What seems to be the problem?"
Omg that would be hilarious. I’d pay to see that.
Well you know, there's a whole dynamic between the Socio-economic and political systems that must be dead stable in order to-
Now that's funny and I like him
Well, Roughly speaking My computer isn't taking his responsibility like adult
He'd probably give an explanation at the most basic level of analysis that manages to get the problem fixed, since it's the practical thing to do
I love how Peterson is apparently going into the Crane Kung Fu stance in the thumbnail.
There's also the thumbnail on the "This is not widespread knowledge" video.
_HAAAAAAaaaaaa...._
@@j_freed so what you are saying is, AAAAAAAAAAAAAA.
More like the "attack like this with your foot out" stance
It looks like "Zeybek" too
How on earth do you come in late to THIS GUY'S class?!?
I'm glad to know I'm not the only one who is bothered seeing those kids in these vids walk in trying to be quiet. Get your shit together!
A flat tire maybe? hahaha it can happen, don't be so hard.
to be fair they can just watch the videos anyway. really if you've got JBP as your professor you're missing out on the perspective of somebody else to compare it to.
Drchainsaw77 how do you quiz a class on lectures like this I wonder
Haha true but he was talking about perception, so we don't know what actually happened to the students who are late. We can only assume and possibly have a negative response when in fact we don't know, maybe a solar flare was responsible for them being late. But being honest, I don't understand it either how you can be late to his class!
9:13 When Peterson started stuttering for longer than usual, I immediately started getting worried... and then I considered the state of the economy.
I scrolled up after reading your comment to see the time. The time stamp was @9:14.
Replace economy for tyrannical gov
because a man made machine has dared to defy me and crash against my will
And it shall, and MUST, pay the price of such appalling act of betrayal.
We shall correct this treasonable maggot with our mighty strength, the best tradition of all humankind.
We must crush it! We must smash it! We must stamp it out!
DEATH to the eternal enemies who defy our will. DEATH...DEATH!!!
jokes aside, good comment
And like all my enemies it must be vanquished
As if it wanted to crash =)
Your man made machine had a man made error or conflict of code!
Vito Rodino or got overwhelmed
@@chedsalvia6270 Vanquish all foes...with very hardh words of rebuke!
This is how quantum physics works. ---> This is how to repair the relationship with your spouse.
This is why I love JB Peterson. :D
Lmao. He has never talked about quantum physics, that's the funny thing xD
great answer
immortaljanus As it is above, so it is below.
So your only problem with that whole paragraph is that he confused one term for another? Not the actual content of what he said? Sounds like whataboutism.
Flatchlenter Don't you know that everyone has to memorize everything perfectly, and not confuse names associated with one complex topic for names associated with another complex topic, and that doing so proves one to be a white supremacist? Geez. Get woke.
As a programmer I chuckled at the clever usage of the word exceptions.
Let me guess... you're just throwing that out there?
I didn't catch that
I can't handle this.
Wow your cool
haha motherboard i too am relateable
"So that's something else to worry about if you're inclined to worry about those sorts of things."
JP casually introducing terrifying possibilities (or future certainties) to his poor students. XD
“So...”
- Jordan Peterson
Damn it, he said it just as i read this comment
Salvador Moya Bartolome LOL
...Yeah
"So that's something else to worry about"
I love him so much.
Hes dead right about the "some positive things may cause suicidal thoughts because they bring some sort of change with them"...and i wondered what the hell was wrong with me
Rahul Keshari Yeah, I too suffer from a PTSD triggered by me being a bitcoin millionaire. I won't mind carrying your heavy share if that'll help you.
Mine just bring the urge to masturbate.
@@MrHayada Damn ....
@@Morec0
The coom…. Its too strong
Synchronicity is incredible
Jordan Peterson is like Mr. Rogers bad ass older brother
It's the sweater.
Wasn't Mr Rogers a green beret?
Me Rodgers was a bad ass
with hair
sans sweater
He actually has pretty good knowledge about physics, that's very cool
Mrfailstandstil lets be honest, you can’t be surprised Haha
+ts757arse I work with astrophysicists)
he knows a LOT about biology as well
i'm generally very happy with the video - not that i'm happy with everything he says.
one thing i find really problematic, though: subatomic microchips.
how would they work?
yes, but every IT guy knows that windows is fixed by rebooting /turning on and off/
If that does not work, we start with the OSI model and go from layer 1 and up.
1:37
So, by that logic, is it safe to assume, if you teach someone to curse using words like "fart basket" and "dingle berry," will those words be spat out by a dude with that condition?
My science mind says yes.
My monkey brain says to fling poo.
Its up in the air.
The poo I mean, the monkey won.
Yes, that is why some people with Tourette’s say non swear words like “biscuit.”
This is why you have to watch what you say in front of three and four year olds. It is basically a given that they will start repeating everything they hear.
This is so funny god Damnn
this is wonderful thank you
@@MissPopuri The problem with three and four year olds is that they will be five and six year olds and there they will learn actual swears anyway, unless you homeschool them from start to finish. However, homeschooling from start to finish will bring other problems, which will probably not be fair to you or the child. So, children will learn to swear in company and nothing you say will change that.
An absolute book of knowledge and emotional insight. I could hear Peterson tell me things forever.
Wow. From the 7 minute mark he really described something I have been struggling with. I’ve never heard someone actually put that into words and give me an explanation before. This gives me something to work with
My interpretation of Jordan Peterson: life sucks, and you’re too stupid to understand why. But you can bear responsibility and help it suck less.
Not really besides the last part
This is actually really accurate and pretty funny 😅
@@EthanLetters99 not really
Too stupid can easily be remedied through learning. The reason you don't understand is due to ignorance. What gets in the way of understanding is reluctance, and ignorance. The only difficulty is derived from ignorance. Someone who understands something will not struggle with it. Unless they arrive at something they've yet to understand properly. Otherwise if they struggle they don't understand it yet. A common misconception, people believing they are truly powerless or born stupid...
I should also note the more interested or passionate about a specific subject the easier it is. If you force someone to learn something. Such as a class they've no interest in the subject materials. It'll likely be far more difficult for them at first if they are completely ignorant. As opposed to someone who is highly invested in learning said subject by choice.
This of course directly correlates with the methodology of getting someone to learn. To date their are 2 options you either force them to in some manner. Otherwise they have to choose to do so themselves it stands to reason. Forcing someone you need to cut off all other alternatives. Or at the very least convince them at the subconscious as well as conscious levels. To believe that learning X they don't want to is the best choice at present for them. It won't be nearly as effective as them choosing to do so willingly obviously.
@@user-gz4ve8mw9l thx for taking the time for them
Me: Dies in Pub G
Keyboard: My time has come.
0:39 "snakes, hmmm... that's an interesting idea I've got to write down."
hahahahahahahahahahaha don't notice the first time, good one xD
5:35 completely true. Here in Venezuela the political system is insanely broken, the economic system is a joke and we keep having blackouts pretty much everyday.
That's exactly what I thought around minute five. Those are the kind of things you take for granted in most countries
Mayrhosby Yeoshen I think that’s something that a very small subset of the population can actually take for granted. I don’t think it’s the entire world, many many places will just have blackouts for no reason.
Alec Hansem - We all suffer blackouts from plain old fashion faults and accidents. What is happening in Venezuela is systematic and caused both by internal political reasons, and externally by a huge country north of them who has never agreed with their "democracy" unless they had full control of it. There really should be no reason for blackouts in that country, if the world was a fair place.
Tyrfingr
What happened to Venezuela was socialism, stop trying to blame everything on the US.
We had a truckers strike here in Brazil for eight days. The country simply stopped working, no reliable food, medicine, energy, water, fuel, etc. One class strikes and the entire country stopped working with them. More then a million chicken died because there no food for them...
When Jordan passes he will be one of the most missed people to ever roam this earth.
Yeah we're lucky to encounter him
More than Neil Peart?
WOW
@@j_freed don't know who he is
YO MUMMA One of the greatest lyricists/poets ever. He was also one of the greatest drummers ever.
Once they're dead they don't tend to "roam" a whole lot - I think that's the problem.
I have seen a LOT of Peterson's lectures and as so often the title of this video doesn't do the content any justice. I have learned so much from this single 13-minute snippet of this man, that I will probably need a week to properly process all the new information, perspectives and conclusions. what an incredible soul this man is
English is not my native language, god knows how hard I try to fathom what he says, it’s fascinating.
Imagine if just 20% of professors actually taught students actual knowledge like this.
For once, I believe that is something that can be forgiven. Not 20% of people can be Jordan Peterson
In my collegiate experience, I’d say that easily over 50% of my professors were teaching useful, practical knowledge in a useful and understandable way, probably closer to 80%.
I never understood the idea that somehow the vast majority of teachers are failing the modern student. It certainly hasn’t been my experience, anyway.
@@bradenpolley8286 It's the teachers below college level. I was the worst student and constantly at odds with teachers, until I went to college and was treated with respect. It was like a whole new world.
@@clarkkent1253 Teachers below college level have to deal with kids with behavioural issues, parents constantly hovering over them, teaching students who might not necessarily want to learn these subjects, the list goes on.
In college you're generally surrounded by a bunch of likeminded peers that are already interested in the subject matter. The prof doesn't need to care about your personal issues or whether or not you pass their class. They can focus primarily on the content, so of course the delivery looks better in comparison.
The Pareto Principle. The square root of the number of professors do half of the teaching.
Edit: Price's law, not Pareto Principle.
Anyone else here because of the thumbnail?
There's also the thumbnail on the "This is not widespread knowledge" video.
wow... how does he manage to derive so much from smth as seemingly simple as a computer crash
전유현 He read and pundered various topics untill it started to make sense together, and now everything is connected and related. I think it’s like wisdom
Everything is interconnected
While it can be interesting, it is not a very effective way of teaching. I prefer professors who stay on point.
@@KaninTuzi it brings perspective and in a way make it more understandable, it's not just for the sake of making it interesting
Things he thought about found a living representation that helped to formulate a coherent thought.
true story
the fact that I know how to troubleshoot, fix, and build computers suddenly makes me so much more confident
Can't troubleshoot the sun, though ☹
As my programming professor says ask the time: programming is breaking down a complex abstraction into simpler abstractions until you get it to a low enough level abstraction that you can implement it in code.
I think this really does support what JP is saying. Humans think in levels of abstraction and we use the most complex level that will allow us to understand what is going on in a certain situation.
I honestly think this is my favourite JP video. So many varied life answers packed in to the explanation of being mad at your computer.
That sweater is on point.
I know it's three years old but this made me chuckle.
@11:30 THAT'S THE SAME WOMAN *WHO WAS LATE IN ANOTHER VIDEO!!!*
She needs to come to this comments section and explain herself!!! Or show up to class on time!!
I think discipline is kinda futile when comes tuition season...self-correcting or engrossing UT's coffers...I say get her to trade daddy's car for mule to capitalise on a good thing
She was late because she was cleaning her room.
Whahahaha just kidding. I've never seen a female student clean anything.
Kasey Brown she does it to be on camera
she needs to get her act together, starting from cleaning her room maybe.
Be bothered about it
This got me out of my vicious cycle of pessimism: "things are always breaking, it's their normal state..."
The poster: "For the sake of your fellow classmates - please keep the classroom clean"
...even back then Peterson was all about the "Tidy Your Room"!
Anyone else, instead of always cascading towards the biggest question always go into the smallest little detail with every problem, and keep on disecting it even further until you forget what the argument was about in the first place?
This is a real problem for me, it happens to me way too often and many times I give up because I want to do things properly but I always end up overthinking things..
My only problem with that is I only really do this with my mother and she either doesn't listen because she thinks she's right or she gets overwhelmed with facts and logic and tries to stop the conversation(without saying "you're right" or "I don't know" or anything) or she just tells me she's busy or has to do something or whatever she has to say for me to fuck off. With friends those are not arguments usually but deep conversations or debates and with some people I can(and did) literally go on for 10 hours so from the tiniest details you go up to larger and larger "divisions", let's call them, of your conversation and you can actually close it down.
I feel like if the person wants to talk you will remember what you were talking about and if you act like my mother the person doesn't really care and you will lose the train of thought.
I love that Dr. Peterson has now given me the confidence to rightfully slap my laptop next time I get mad at it
No other class I would want to audit for free through online videos than Jordan Peterson.
Jordan Peterson doing the Crane Kick in the thumbnail.
2:23 I found the solution: Try "off and on" instead of "on and off" !
“It doesn’t seem useful to Jump to the most catastrophic explanation as soon as something goes wrong” so true yet difficult to implement.
This is, by far, one of the most useful pieces of information I have ever heard anywhere - let alone the internet, let alone youtube.
Amazing lecture segment.
I'm a simple man. When I see "A Crane Technique" done by Mr.Peterson I click.
I love how the titles (questions) are so simple, and yet the anwser beneath is so deep.
This is one of my favourite lectures from Peterson, he covers a lot of small stuff that is significant in almost every aspect of our everyday lives
I want Jordan Peterson to lecture me in all of my classes - I'd never take my eyes off the front in every lecture
So few and rare are teachers like JP.
he's talking genuine cursing not the demonstrative ego fear based cursing that people do in front of their boys in a disguised attempt to gain respect.
Fuck yeah.
But what about the "demonstrative ego fear based" commenting that people do on youtube?
Fuck. This nigga deep
You yourself don't seem to understand the concept of respect. You start of with the notion that "the boys" are these people that use "demonstrative ego fear based cursing that people do in front of their boys in a /disguised/ attempt to gain respect." and yet you're swearing up and down about "these cunts" and "fuck [my parents]!" and "be the knife that cuts through their... throats. You're demonstrably attempting to get people to gain what you think is respect for your opinion, through a slew of angry swearing, with the intent of creating fear and disgust, though violent imagery. I can only speculate that you believe the entirety of the planet has done you wrong, and you have become engulfed in resentment and hate to the point where you believe that what you are entitled to is the fear and suffering of others, whilst you allow yourself to act as if you're above it all.
You're right, the world is ugly and it isn't fair and it can be a horrible place, but it appears that it is you that needs to get used to it and get yourself straightened out because you'll find much more fulfillment in seeing what you could do to make it better, rather than harnessing all your energy into making it worse.
how have you landed here then? fucking liar ;)
his description of depression is actually brilliant. Good things can trigger depression when you are that depressed. So true
He is so cool that after a full day of lectures at my university I still watch him in the evening and don't fall asleep. So interestin!!! Thank you for sharing
How could you be late to one of Jordan’s classes? Haha if he were my teacher I’d bloody get there early
In so many JBP vids someone is late. But this one looked extra... "Duuuuh...???" The look on her face opening the door!
JBP swiftly glances at her and then moves really fast to the far end of the room as if he percieved something contageous in her presence.
The only time I’ve smiled when shoddy WiFi interrupts viewing. Complex problem indeed
The way he uses his hands is crazy good
Great person ! Can listen to his lectures for hours. (Knowing what he is going though right now, or has been going through for the past 2 years puts me at a certain emotional state but I hope he'll be back to his best very soon.)
Wow. Solving a relationship problem at the ‘atomic’ level without have it expand unintentionally to the size of a planet. What a cool way to put it.
7:10 aaaaannnnd now it's personal. I was wondering how long it would take before it felt like Peterson was talking directly to me.
The analogy of the flat tyre about fixing the problems on the smallest scale possible is deep! It seems so simple but I've never heard it put like that.
One of the best Jordan Peterson clips I’ve watched!
There is always someone arriving late to his classes. I'd be on time every time if he were my lecturer.
To be fair, it's probably his fault, or if not his than the faculty's fault.
Once upon a time, I was taking two classes. Class A's professor didn't really care much about me being late. Class B's professor told us that being on time meant being early, and if we arrived when class started, we were already late.
The only time I was late to the second professor was when it turned out they were lecturing for class A. Woops.
She could have had a flat tire and because she didn't know how to fix it, she then had to buy a new car.
When I was an undergrad, I had a professor who said (on the first day of class) "If you can't get to class on time, don't worry about it. Just go to the Student Union Bldg. and have a cup of coffee and maybe a breakfast burrito (it was in New Mexico) and read the student newspaper (this was before cell phones and portable electronics). Try to come to class on time next time." (I'm paraphrasing, but not by much). Of course, his statement was dripping with sarcasm, and he would actually lock the door when it was time for the class to start, and would not let anyone in. Funny thing happened: people found a way (and the respect) to show up on time.
There is always someone arriving late to most classes. Chill.
3:57 This is a hint of the kind of thought that could have taken Peterson to the height of standup. He knows absurdity very very well.
as far as I can see this lecture has started at least 12 mins ago...how can anyone be late to Dr Peterson`s lectures?? on top of that they disturbe (in a way) the rest of the people attending and all of us YT grateful students. If you ever read this please be concious of how lucky you are and act with respect
I know pretty much only in highschool, students tend to be talking/disrupting the teacher or speaker. But still I love when an audience is just fully involved in what a speaker is saying. I could feel this classes interest
2:16 As a CS graduate and an IT specialist I fully endorse "stupid monke do turn on/off" behavior as a first step of troubleshooting of any complex computer system. Almost ironic how effective it is for solving seemingly complex problems, given it's simplicity
Turning it on and off does the same thing as kicking an engine. It fixes the problem today, while creating the potential for a worse one tomorrow. XD
@@draugnaustaunikunhymnphoo6978 Nope, the reason it solves the problem is manyfold and *almost* never is indicative of a greater problem:
1. the most common issue it relsoves is that RAM is inherently volatile memory that is prone to failure. If there is any significant surge, or a RAM gate is hit by naturally occuring radiation it can flip a 0 to 1 or a 1 to 0. A single flip can cause system wide instability (or even outright system crashes) depending on what is hit. Rebooting a computer dumps EVERYTHING stored in the system's ram and reloads it, getting rid of all of the errors.
2. Memory overflow. If you are operating beyond the capability of the computer and the OS lets it get out of hand (without crashing the problem program) the whole system will crash as it runs out of memory addresses.
3. Unstable programs or drivers. Many programs are stuck together with the software equivalent of ducktape and bailing wire.... how they interface with the hardware can cause a system crash. if this is a problem then it will cause the computer to have a chronic crashing problem.
4. overheating or faulty components. This and only this means that there are serious problems in your future.
@@benruss4130 And all of that is correct.
Restarting a computer is better than turning it off and on and such.
I mean 'tomorrow' as sometime in the future. Let's say you have dust and it overheats. Turning it off and on will fix it. But, that did not fix the problem. That's kind of the thing I meant.
Kicking an engine might put the right thing in the right place while loosening up some screws that can cause permenant failure later on.
@@draugnaustaunikunhymnphoo6978 the most common reason percussive maintenance works is that it jostles weakened soldering bridges, restoring weak connections. Another way it can help an engine is by jostling the bushings in the starter motor... Smacking an engine isn't going to loosen screws unless they are already dangerously lose and already so lose to allow massive leaks to form.
m.ruclips.net/video/OIh78GiTqrE/видео.html
@@benruss4130 Geez, why is everyone so literal. r/whoooosh
Jordan: I have a story for this...
All of us: *Yes*
This is brilliant and relates to just about everything in life including the workplace which he doesn't mention.
One that I will definitely have to watch again.
A humanities professor understanding mathematics & physics, knowing stuff about the Sun and electronics. God damn I hope he gets well as the world needs him so much!
Oof..for a second there I thought Dr. Jordan Peterson is ascending into another dimension in bare sight @ 9:25 lmao
2:00 when i ask my wife to do something
Whack😂😂😂
I would show up to this mans lectures everyday and i would shut my big mouth to hear this wonderful person.
Accidentally getting Jordan Peterson as a lecturer would be the most amazing thing to experience if you didn’t know who he was.
The fact that you didn't link to the full lecture has also activated the circuit which makes me swear at my computer...
Ironic, that he used the word _exceptions_ in the same way as a computer would try to use it when it's trying not to crash.
Wow amazing video everything is intertwined with each other and can be compared to one another I love how he uses physics and what not to compare to relationship Dynamics and communication I really needed this thank you
Great insight about how arguments can quickly get out of hand. I will try to keep in mind being specific and minimal in approach. Especially in terms of change.
This video just made me realize I'm actually depressed, and quite a lot apparently. It came to mind before but I just thought it was a fase with my life you know, around 20 yo you start questioning your place and your future. Jeez now I'm actually depressed and conscious about it. Damn you Peterson wtf do i do now
Peterson has addressed that in other talks. There is depression in his family, including him. Get help. For years I said there was nothing wrong with me and nothing a doctor could do for me. I was mistaken and mistaken. It's OK to feel that nobody can help. Try anyway, just to prove me wrong. I was finally driven to it when I realised I had nothing to lose by seeking help. I went to a counsellor, not expecting anything to come of it. Thank G-d I was mistaken.
understandmyself.com
selfauthoring.com
It actually helps more than you think. Trust me, I was suicidal before I found out Peterson lol. Also, watch more and more of his lectures of meaning and personal responsibility. It TRULY helps. Much love, brother. Keep it up.
I smoke weed, depression gone.
@Ben Rosteski I thought I was depressed but it turned out to be a spiritual attack from co-ordinated individuals near to me and also 6,000 miles away, God upturned it and it went away and so did my "depression".
Where can i watch these lectures at their full lenght?
ruclips.net/video/RudKmwzDpNY/видео.html
This gentleman possesses amazing skills of exclamation.
What an engaging lecturer
11:39 ... Forget the rest if you want, but listen and act on 11:39
An incredible professor, it's horrible how much of the world media has treated him in recent years just because his knowledge smashes their dumb narratives
Fell asleep and woke up to this, wasn't looking but I enjoyed this
11:44 this advice alone is incredibly helpful and important.
11:29 me when a good professor is giving his live about physics
I got Turrets snydrom. Cant stop saying
I got turrets syndrome onetime I ate Mexican food my butt wouldn't stop making gun noises
tourette's, yer greet dummeh
good one
Turrets' syndrome is when you can only speak like turrets from Portal
dolphinvaio all that data goes into some wierd RUclips data center lol
Thank you
didn't expect to find more insight in anxiety disorders and depression
I had to teach myself so much about computers because I was given a half broken one for free and I had to upgrade it myself.
It was a new problem each week but after some time I managed. Now I have a High End PC and I feel great!
There was a lot of cursing on the way, though haha
Wow, thank you so much for sharing! What color is it?
Your problem is that you are living in a PC world. My iMac DT is working fine.
@@ufos22 Mac .... *laughs* ... that stuff was designed for primates ... *laughs some more* ... *casually walks away*.
When I grow up, I want to be a a professional rambler too...
Right, I do it free on a good bender.
This man’s ramblings are far more intelligent and useful than those typically heard in day-to-day conversations.
this is the most jordan peterson video i think i've ever scene. everything from the title to the thumbnail to concept. too much jbp
طرح عميق بشكل 👌🏻👌🏻❤️
Peterson: "How many men are working on power lines just so you can watch your stupid cat videos?"
Me, an intellectual: "They're enabling my viewing of Dr. Peterson, actually".
This is why the Hammer is the most important tool in the shed...
Never EVER force it to work... Just get a BIGGER HAMMER. ;o)
True, you know the definition of hardware: Part of the computer system that can be kicked.
Yep, SE45CX, have a like for that...
...that...
...that kind of facetious behavior! ;o)
Absolutely profound
This lecture reminds me of what jumping to conclusions is?
Nice to see so many JP videos posted on YT over the past few years.😊
Cursing was also studied and was seen to reduce emotional and physical pain when you do it. And I assume the pain of having to accept that your computer just crashed and you cant get the document back...
Rapportus5 It Also tends to be the case that someone with a stutter does not stutter when cursing (really cursing, not just saying curse words). I always wondered why, it might be because it comes from a part of the brain that is less strongly associated with speaking and the words come out without the fear of speaking usually present in a stutterer's mind.
Nope. Cursing does not reduce pain. Crying out does. The words you vocalize have no bearing on it.
@@russiane.lection-hacker2057 no. There were studies that compared swear words to non-swear random words. The results clearly indicated a lower level of emotional pain when swear words were used compared to cursing with non-swear words.
@J Spright Notice how you are responding to something that I did not say.
@Skeletor Two How so what?
WHATS THE ORIGINAL LECTURE FROM WHICH THIS WAS TAKEN????? PLEASE ANSWER
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@@TheArchangel911 Thank you so, so much. Earned a sub on that one.
Wow. That is honestly very useful!
I'm constantly needing to explain to my wife why some things aren't as big of a deal as she thinks they are. She is constantly needing to explain to me why certain things are a bigger deal than I think they are. We are total opposites in that regard. Sometimes she is very right and problems i perceive as small are part of a bigger growing issue and I need to take extra steps to prepare. We're a perfect team :)
Jordan-san make Miyagi proud. Love the thumbnail crane/Karate Kid pose.
... yeah, yeah, off topic. Whatever.
JP wears cool cardigan. 1980s fashion. When was this video taped?
I guess you didn't hear the part about focusing on the simplest solution possible, requiring the smallest change.
I'm unsubscribing. "Unintentional haiku?" Buhaaahaa! I loved that!
Never disappoints!
i like how redundant the titles of the videos are ''Why do you say hello when somebody greets you''