Dr. Jordan Peterson | This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von
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- Опубликовано: 16 июн 2024
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Dr. Jordan Peterson is a clinical psychologist who sold over 5 million copies of his book 12 Rules for Life. The most watched This Past Weekend guest ever returns to the program 2 years later to catch up with Theo about the rapid technological revolution that is happening before our eyes, if it's ok to have pride in your country, and capturing the magic of first times.
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thank you
Good job Theo. You do good work
Theo.... this is the heaviest interview I've ever heard... the simplicity of this complexity is just.... wow
Thanks man
Please do more....
What are you gonna do, not click on this video? Its like NO, wrong.
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Underrated comment
I was scrolling until I got that sought after dopamine hit from reading a comment that made me smile - your's was IT!!!
I laughed way too hard at this
Anyone with any sense would know to click on a video such as this and THATS THAT.
“You had a thought, I’d like to hear it.” - Jordan Peterson
This is why we love him.
I am going to try very hard to incorporate this phrase into my arsenal (and mean it). So much more endearing than “go ahead.. no you go ahead”
@@AKracecars vocabulary. Use that word in your arsenal as well
omg, that was so cute I'd die on the spot if jordan said that to me tbh....
@@armando1829 “Vocabulary” generally references the repertoire of individual words at your disposal.. not whole phrases. But thanks for being a comment section douche.
@@AKracecars alright then. Actually just meant to be helpful in a funny way. I now see how it could be misinterpreted though haha
"No no, you had a thought I'd like to hear it." Small things like these can touch so deeply
word
Word. And it's so natural too as it is part of his personality in dealing with people. Not some superficial persona to score compassion points with the internet.
Was thinking on commenting on that. Spot on
I was also happy to hear Jordan say that. He is known for being a good speaker. But I’d argue he’s a very good listener as well.
@@jonis7989 Considering the animosity he often faces from interviewrs he is the best listener I've ever seen
Thanks Theo :)
Waiting for jordan and elon podcast.
Oh that will be a very interesting conversation to attend to.
Thank you Mikhaila!! Having Theo talk with him really brings to the forefront of how great your dad is at reaching the everyday man!!
You're welcome :)
@@ty5020 why exactly are you thanking her? #simp
“Sometimes I can think, sometimes I can talk.....but rarely can I do both.”
Theo Von
The voice in my head does not exist when i use my tounge and vocal chords. Thats why writing is so powerful.
@@fumewahfter damn.... screenshotting this shit
Right haha I was like naw Theo, I've watched a lot of your content, and you are actually one of he best at doing both of those at the same time 🤣🤣🤣
That's called having no filter. You can learn to catch yourself. Thinking things through doesn't come naturally to all, but all can learn to be more thoughtful.
TRUTH.
*loses video connection*
Theo: “am I sitting too still? Sometimes I get a little still. I have low blood pressure actually” 🤣🤣😂
I think he might have said 'slow' blood pressure - maybe not but it made me giggle :)
My god, that went under the radar. That was Poes funny
🤣🤣🤣
So good 🤣🤣🤣
So funny! Gang!😂😂
I feel like Theo provokes Jordan Peterson’s thought more than possibly any interviewer. I think it’s because Theo is so genuine and down to earth. Great podcast.
And vice versa. At no time was the conversation biased to either side
Andrew Schulz is the second one like this.
Great observation! I'm with it.
Russell brand
Agreed, I get the impression they could be extremely good friends off-camera, maybe even best friends. The genuineness on both sides is refreshing in this artificial world we find ourselves in.
Honestly, Theo is one of the best people to talk with Jordan. He's very deep without the gigantic vocabulary.
I attempted to say the same thing using deep gigantic vocabulary and I failed. Thank you, short and sweet (and to the point!)
Woah I love that description.
Theo's ability to simplify his thoughts to such laymen terms and Dr Petersons intelligence to take those thoughts and expand on them so delicately and profoundly is such a perfect combo. Love it. Probably gonna listen again and take notes.
Nice rhymes
I like beans
It will only make your life better g!
@mykah u kinda look like s. crowder. haha
@@nuwavetvproductions huh?
Theo's brutal honesty is the best. Who else would interview Jordan Peterson and say "I haven't finished your book, there's a lot of big words in there" 😂
Exactly
Theo is a Cajun treasure
Theo is the real deal.
Theo is a living treasure.
@bina nocht you’re probably just too unintelligent you make the connection. Peter speaks and writes with purpose. The little stories and examples are always tied back to the overall topic for the chapter. Don’t blame the writer and cry about him when you can’t understand the material…
"Do you remember your first kiss, Dr. Peterson?" - never thought I'd watch an interview with this question
time stamp?
@@_Nosferatu_ 2:03:10
Thank you
Prof Peterson just seems less guarded and more cheerful with Theo than with anyone else. The love and tenderness is so apparent I feel like joining a group hug in a JBP-Theo Von interview. Prof Peterson is so authentic a person that his energy just radiates and influences anyone who sees him.
real recognizes real.
That's cause although Theo himself might not rate his own mind for a number of reasons, he actually has a very solid head on his shoulders. He may not be from a good background, have the right nature to capitalise on it, and didn't get a good education, but hes a very smart and honest man, and if I see it then Dr Peterson definitely sees it.
Well said.
I had a feeling the interview will go that way (just started watching it) because Theo called him "A thinkin Man" in a way that just sounded so wholesomely kind.
@@TomahawkTom that's what it is.
The man who saved my life with the man who made me be able to laugh again. Gang.
Gang
Gang
Gang
Gang, bruh 💪🏼
Gang bruh
"It's almost like I'm Sherlock Holmes but...I'm the crime scene." Theo is brilliant in such an understated way. I love the chemistry of these two together.
Very unique type of wisdom, like his comedy
It's just an analogie, calm down
@@fuct9569 calm down debbie
Theo’s the James Joyce of comedy.
@@aaroncook7388 I think they are analogies
“Was I too still? I have low blood pressure” 😂😂😂😂 I’m dying LMAO
This was like if the class comedian and the teacher had a conversation after everyone left 😂. Amazing episode
Theo using this interview as a personal psychiatrist 😂😂
Me too 😂
Little does Theo know, he's about to get a $5,000.00 bill in the mail....😉
I would do the same
Lol
Aren't we all
Theo muttering "I hate Satan" was so lowkey real and hilarious
😂
where did this happen (timestamp)?
@@RUclipsComments 1:40:46
@@KBQ9971 👏👏👏
🤣🤣
I’m a 59-yo mom of three adult sons and I listen to almost all interviews JBP does. The two with Theo Von are some of the better ones.
Im the mom of two sons, one adult and one a teenager. I’ve purchased “12 Rules for Life” for them to read.
40yo Mom of two sons here, oldest 20, youngest 12, and I definitely encourage these types of conversations. I have JBPs books also. He is a blessing to our age!
Straight up, I could listen to a weekly podcast with these two. I love that Dr. Peterson talks to Theo like Theo is as smart as he actually is. I also like that Theo fully engaged with Jordan and is not fearful to lay it all out there. A rare gift on both their parts
Emotionally, I think they have very similar intelligence.
That is very true
That's why people (especially the working class folks) have immense respect JP because he doesnt talk to people as a top down contemptible university intellectual, he engages fully and provides insights from his professional/academic experience while pushing his own knowledge further and keep the other person constantly interested. Rare gift indeed 🙌
Straight up!!!! We should all go to lunch together. I’ve listened to this episode about 4 times. To hear the words afraid, privileged the list goes on helps me deeply.
Theo is the perfect conduit for Peterson to communicate his ideas through to people who need to hear them
Ain't that the truth
True
Well put, so very true
That’s the reason why Jordan Peterson goes on this podcast. He knows the demographics.
@@j_jones_
I believe he truly enjoys talking with Theo. I rarely see the doc laugh as much as he does with Theo.
*internet signal goes out*
JP: "oh, I lost you"
Theo Von: "I get still...I have low blood pressure"😂😂
The part that had me rolling was.
JP: "Oh, I've lost you"
Theo: "Oh, You did???"
JP: "Yes"
Theo: "Just visually... Or can you still hear me???"
Theo he answered you GD question of course he could hear you!
when was this??? lmfao
@@Built_By_Bacon It happened in the first minute of so of the interview.
That was the best one since bridge to spina bifida
Blood pressure*
It's in those moments when his voice cracks a little and he's on the verge of tears, that you can just tell that Jordan is the real deal and really cares about everyone. ❤
Theo has a poets soul. When he said that he looked into the eyes of that man in africa and thought he might have been 3 million years old. Like you could dive into his eyes and never hit the bottom is just BARS. God bless Theo for his genuine eloquence and his sweet outlook on life. Mans a treasure
I feel like we're just sitting in on Theo's therapy session.
We are
Was thinking the same thing! “Sorry for interrupting Doctor” “Oh no, it’s okay. You had a thought, I’d like to hear it” 😂
That’s what this podcast is
This was nice. ❤️‼️
Realistically, if I did an interview with Dr. Peterson, I would take full advantage and make it a therapy session for myself.
I thinks its so incredible that while sometimes Dr Peterson has slight difficulty in explaining simpler Ideas, Theo can step in and does so beautifully. And when Theo has a issue explaining a very complicated idea, Dr Peterson steps in and covers for him. Unbelievable the pair these two make.
excellent observation. They are like a team, damn so enjoyable to watch
100 %
Synergy.
yes- which shows they are really listening to one another...how refreshing!
Definitely
Love these two. Theo’s constant laughs and hints of wisdom and Jordan’s constant wisdom and hints of humor. Two powerful souls I am thankful for 💯💯
Well stated
Theo Von has zero problem airing out his own problems.
Theo looks like the kind of guy to clean his room and find a lobster..
He is from Louisiana not Mane.
Crawfish 🦞
Awww, you made a cute little joky joke! 😘
just wanted to say I appreciate seeing all your jokes for the last year or so on all my favorite podcasts lol
Looks like that one went over the head of some of the people just showing up.
Respect to a man that is willing to pause and take 10 seconds to think about his answer to a question rather than just blurting out anything to keep the rhythm going.
Are you referring to Theo?
@@kimvrungos2901 not in the slightest. I think Theos processing speed is insane.
We live in society where good conversation is rare
My friends father is the smartest man I have ever known, he's so knowledgeable yet often says "I don't really know" to a lot of questions I asked him and he always takes a long pause to think of complicated questions. He's not a doctor or anything he's a plumber but but damn he's smart and honest enough to tell you he doesn't know the answer to something instead of acting like he knows everything. He also changes his mind on things when we debate and he gets a different perspective on things.
Theo has that poetic sensibility, the ability to invoke colour and feeling from words and phrases and it pairs incredibly well with Jordan’s affinity for narrative and storytelling. I think that is the reason these two fit together so well.
JP: “Some of my clients had horrible lives, this women had severe intellectual impairments and her aunts violent alcoholic boyfriend convinced her that she was possessed by satan”
Theo: “I hate satan”
Theo is so elevated lmao
I'm so glad that I'm not the only person to appreciate that moment 😂
The stepdad who actually cares about our mom!!
Thanks for this
@Bird Dawg lol this is killing me
Theo’s a genius with the analogies
YES!
Yup, shoutout to everyone who already watched his first visit to the podcast!!!
Theo has found the antidote to ever being cancelled. Just honesty and vulnerability. Nobody could ever watch this and think either of these men needed to be censored. Loved this, I am such a fan of these two men. It’s therapeutic to me to hear a grown man that I admire, admitting his shortcomings and fears and then another grown man offering wisdom without judgment. I need more of this in my life.
Joe rogan found it first
Unfortunately, they will still try ...
You said it in a beautiful way dude. Spot on man.
The pussies will try cancel him eventually and we'll have to stand up tall for him
Right on David. The hope and optimism in your comment really hit me. Thank you.
Hope you're doing well brother.
Responding to Dr. Peterson losing Theo visually, "Sorry sometimes I just get a little still it's that low blood pressure. "
The funniest unintentional man I have ever witnessed.
The way he said it, too. 😂 I didn’t know Theo had this success until last year. I was like, THE ROAD RULES GUY HAS A PODCAST! 😂 I wonder if I found him funny back then. I still think about him calling Lee Syiatt(sp?) a muscle hamsta’. 😂
Yeah, I guess all biological men are also unintentional men😉😂
It’s 100% intentional
He is that quick witted watch him more and you will see. 😂
01:07:40 "No no, you had a thought, I'd like to hear it"
I wonder if I'll ever hear someone else pronounce these words ever again ahahah
You can be the one who says it, that’ll get you started
Theo: " how many more rules are there overall, cause its starting to add up"
First sentence in and im already dying laughing.😂😂
🤣🤣🤣
lol
lol when Jordon said there are millions, Theo gave such a groan of dissatisfaction xD
@@JunkBondTrader that groan was the best, it had me dying😂😂😂
"Sometimes I'm carrying shame, and I don't even know if it's my own." That's heavy. Great conversation.
Intergenerational guilt?
Lol @ that subtle "I hate Satan.." Theo tossed in there.
1:40:30 or so, lol
I just feel like Theo is trying to genuinely be a good person. What we should all strive for. What a treat to hear Dr. Peterson’s brain again.
Theo trying like hell not to say no slick shit.
I'm at the edge of my seat hoping he'll stay keeping it cool too, lol.
Gang-gang
“The fog is such a business.” Theo
That is a brilliant insight. Theo can barely hide his genius, but he tries. Humble.
And on top of it, it’s hilarious
@Bill Stevens totally diuuuuuuuuude
Tom that's well said, he really reminds me of Norm in that regard.
@@paulfroelich1024I can see him being Norm’s son no one knew about. Totally feel that
Theo I've never seen Jordan so relaxed and happy with another interviewer as he has been with you 🥰 bless you and your podcast, it's the warmest one about 🙌💛
Theo, I’ve heard some fearless self analysis from you in this conversation and have seen a lot of admirable introspection that I respect. What a great episode. You really navigated this conversation in a brave way. I’ve watched this podcast and thought to myself, “How would I navigate the waters with Jordan Peterson?” In my idiot’s mind’s eye, you really did a great job, and your sincerity and honesty drove the discussion. I saw a part of you that stepped away from the comedic aspect of your social construct. Well done, bro. I applaud you, as well as Jordan Peterson.
I agree and I also get the feeling Dr Peterson quite enjoys talking with someone as genuine and intellectually as innocent as Theo. He really got a kick out of many of Theo's analogies as he explains his perception so honestly without trying to keep some fake persona. Plus he openly hates Satan which is generally an indicator of a good person
Well said dude. Gang
@@independentinstallations8419 yeah I get that sense. Theo has an almost poetic turn of phrase, that is often both hilarious and accurate.
While he might not have the academic achievements to show it, I think Jordan is well aware he is a very sharp person.
Dude, i gotta ask(totally off topic); did you go to Sutter Middle School in Sacramento? Lol
Theo: "It's like I'm Sherlock Holms but I'm the crime scene."
ruclips.net/video/NLUI2c9RYug/видео.html
He's brilliantly conveyed the experience, and I love Dr. Peterson's acknowledgement of how pithy it was.
Best quote of the day!
i love that expression
@@AusPole Yeah I like that, he's definitely great with metaphors (the bubbling in the river is also a good one)! JP definitely appreciates them as well :)
"You could just dive into his eyes and never hit the bottom" - Theo
For someone who claims to not be able to think and speak at the same time his words are like poetry lol
Theo is the caucasian Kodak Black
I stopped on that one too. I'm at a loss as to how he comes up with it.
Theo has that country man's wisdom
Could someone please provide the time for when this was said?
@@GiantsOfOld 43:40
"if you KNOW what you want, you KNOW when your failing"
"its not fog then"
damn....
I love how Peterson puts forward a rhetorical question and Theo just answers them literally haha
I really enjoy Theo's respect towards Dr. Peterson, every time he accidently interrupts he quickly apologizes "Sorry Dr. Peterson I didn't mean to interrupt". Not many people give Jordan Peterson the credit of calling him Dr. but Theo never misses a beat, its refreshing. This seemed like not only a discussion, but a therapy session for Theo Von. Loved it.
You're susceptible to authoritarian propaganda.
This up here ^ lol
You're weird
@@patantdel Everyone is, including you. You're not that deep.
@@patantdel you seem susceptible to be an assistant to a dictator that you agree with.
Theo may not have the vocabulary that Jordan has , but he sure is intuitive. Love them both.
Intelligence is such a funny concept/ word, because there are so many types. Knowledge, creativity, intuition, wisdom, etc
@@garretttringale436 Knowledge is a form of education (not intelligence) and wisdom is a form of knowledge.
@@garretttringale436 Not to mention that intuition is likely just a form of creativity that occurs primarily at the subconscious level.
I think that’s the key both are talking at a high intellectual level
Makes for a great couple, and Theo certainly has a way with words even if he "doesn't have the vocabulary". Some of his descriptions of feelings, emotions or situations are very insightful and witty (well he is a comedian I guess, so that shouldn't be a surprise. But I have never seen any of his work, I only know him because of Jordan Peterson)
"I lost ya there..."
"i might just be real still, I've got low blood pressure" 😆
Theo calling him doctor is so wholesome
"spelunking inside ourselves"
Theo has such a way with words.
Such southern poetry.
ruclips.net/video/skCASUvzF7c/видео.html
"I'm not the smartest bowl in the...bowl drawer...." -- I think about this statement at least once a month.
That was great.
This made me think about a conversation I had with a friend who was wise WAY above his years. I was about 10 riding motocross stopped chatting with my friend's older brother, about 16, next to this big jump I wanted to try and he was like, "You haven't hit that yet?! Oh man you got it." And I said, "Yeah you're probably right, I want to do it but I'm scared!" and he just looked at me and was like, "... so then do it scared." And it blew me away, because he wasn't dismissing the fear like I expected him to, he totally understood and acknowledged it, and was like you're scared? So what, do it anyway. Do it scared. And I think about that REMARKABLY often even still, and this was almost 20 years ago now.
That's exactly what "Don't be a pussy means".
"Don't be a pussy", as in
"Don't be a scaredy cat".
Being a chicken means you cluck & run around, refusing to go through with the act (like when two drivers play chicken).
A scaredy cats will either just sit there and lick itself, ignorant to the pressure of any commands or it will scurry off in such haste that will include a jump, flip or any other crazy cat like manoeuvre (see Internet) which will itself will be more challenging than the act. In either case, the cat isn't genuinely scared, why would they be? They have 9 lives.
They might run from a dog but that's just smart. As soon as they are out of reach, they just chill, no matter how nuts the dog might be going below. The cat will chill just out of reach. So what I'm highlighting is that a scaredy cat isn't a scared cat or a cat that's scared, a scared cat would throw itself out of a building window just because it doesn't want to a be picked up. Can you picture a cat shaking, fearful of its abusive owner? It doesn't happen.
So for example, when a group is encouring someone, they get called "chicken" first. If the person gets up in response to do it straight away, the group starts calling out "scaredy cat" because they have stepped up like they have no fear but this never works as encouragement, the person is only reminded they don't have 9 lives. When does anyone get called both these names then just go ahead and do the act? I haven't seen it.
However, when someone is called a "chicken", if they aren't,m and they start to explore the idea, they may invision themselves doing it, they are still scared but they go through the possible scenarios, building up courage. The group sees this and they start to yell "Don't be a scaredy cat", meaning do it scared. "Don't be a pussy".
So that's it kiddies, remember. "The more you know, the more you grow".
Wow. I’ll try to remember that next time I’m at my local wakeboard park. Thanks.
@@FromThe3021 I hear ya, but Not exactly, because that implies, don't BE scared. His advice wasn't do be scared, it was like, "That's fine, be scared, do it anyway." So not exactly. I've thought about this a LOT in my life lol.
Thats a great story man. Love it.
The first book I took each rule and ruminated on it, taking notes and trying on the behavior until i integrated it then moved on.. It took me months to get through it.
This one I read in one sitting I was so famished for the material.. Then went back and read it again, taking notes and, again beginning to try on the behavior.
The second way was, for me, better because I was able to incorporate more in a shorter time frame.
This man has touched my life profoundly. I am 73 and it is never too late to learn, grow and be a better person.
So glad to have him back. Hope to have the honor of seeing him in person again. Being in a room with a couple thousand people hanging in every word was a truly spiritual experience. That his humility does not allow him to grasp what joy he gives is amazing. He is completely without arrogance or hubris.
Wow
Theo: “I hate Satan”
I love Satan
Praise God!
this is a non negotiable click if i've ever seen one
lol big fact
I don’t think I’ve ever clicked on a video so fast!
And that's on gang bruh
“Non negotiable click” is perfect.
All the xenon gas seems a bit fried and vanity driven. Maybe Tammy dolled him up. How can one possibly write a book during a coma
Hadn’t see him so enthusiastic in an interview since he came back. Respect Theo
I think Peterson desires honesty more than anything. Theo is as honest and open as it gets.
Theo, I really appreciate your humility in this conversation. So many people who interview Peterson are "high intellectuals" and seem interested in proving his equal, but you are open and vulnerable and draw out a real joy in him as you talk about your flaws. Very engaging! Makes me feel like if I was lucky enough to talk to Dr. Peterson, he might actually enjoy me too :)
Exactly.
Speaking about his vulnerability and a sense that there is a "person behind this celebrity persona" makes this more relatable and could implement our own situation into this podcast as well. This podcast has shot me up light-years on an idea of "where to start" if you will.. extremely informative and a orfect balance of people like Theo and JP to not make it seem so dense. In both ways.
1:55:00 Jordan's face after Theo answering his own question is priceless!
too good 😂
good catch, lol
You can see the mutual respect between these two men, from significantly different worlds, but they get each other. And that's love bruh, gang
Gang Gang!!!!
@@Jetsetfastfood gang
"Make a plan that has a high end-aim
But consists of steps that aren't too intimidating"
I had to write that down
Dream big, but take small steps to get there.
Just took a picture of this comment! Thanx man!
"I'd be doing drugs...underneath a bridge...listening to Aerosmith..." God Theo is great. He has some weird sort of IQ that would never show up on a test, but it's definitely there. I feel like he really gets some of the best conversations out of Dr.JP.
I often feel as though IQ is a limited way to measure something as broad as intelligence
I agree with this. There is certainly something to IQ but I definitely don’t think it tells the entire story. I haven’t looked into nearly as much as I should have but I believe I rather liked Gardner’s idea of Multiple Intelligences when I was introduced to it
Theo has very high emotional intelligence, and language I'd say. Not sure if IQ tests do test for those, but I remember artistry & creative intelligence being something that IQ tests didnt cater for?
Its because he is highly intellectual
@@michaelmantione286 IQ tests are just a standardized way of testing someone's intelligence in relation to others. It does have merit but no it is not a tell-all kind of thing. It's a bit outdated anyway because now they have something called the "G-factor" that aims to measure general intelligence, meaning whatever that thing is that can be applied broadly.
Theo's got a special kind of magic but it has a lot to do with his unique way of seeing things and relating them to other things and his unique way with words. I'm not sure that's the kind of intelligence that can really be applied, though. It's almost like a party trick, not to undermine him too much, but...he is in the entertainment world for a reason.
Theo is obviously a funny guy, but making Dr. JBP laugh is wholesome to see after everything he’s been through.
Good ‘un.😊👍🏻🏆👑⛲️✨🎺
RUclips Presents...
_The Mullet and the Mind™_
Dis gon be goood.
If this ain't a podcast title for these two idk what is
That's right!
YES!!!! 👏
id watch it weekly
That would be the absolute BEST.
Theo's "My Man" to Jordan Peterson held so much respect and love for Peterson that Theo's face it up with the smile as he said it. I hope Jordan Peterson noticed.
It's really touching when you encounter someone with a big load of empathy and clear channel genius, so that he or she gets whatever you say, however obscure. I remember another Pisces, the bassist for Yes, all aglow when the best of their keyboard players came aboard. He was so happy that everyone in the band could play whatever you wrote, and it added an amazing platform of liberty to the creative potential. He looked very proud and very grateful to be part of such a team, and actually its main instigator.
@@RamessesIX JBP is very similar to Pisces in that regard, indeed. Such a genuinely good, honest man. Theo’s such an amazing soul, as well. It was a pleasure listening to this
@@Painted_Owl why on earth are you babbling on about star signs like they exist in anyway, shape or form
@@joshcook6431 it’s literature, not superstition. Maybe if you got out of the kitchen, and into a library, you’d know that
I was in tears twice during this...and smiling throughout. i love these two guys right here
Theo's working hard so he doesn't devolve into someone that listens to Aerosmith lol
Theo’s new book: 12 Rules For Spelunking Inside Yourself.
Rule #1 Treat yourself as someone else who may or may not be crying introspectively.
Rule #2 Do not cave to your chaotic desires
Rule #3 make sure your spelunker gear is attached to a solid rock or you'll fall to your liquid death
Rule #4 Try not to make people feel the way you think they might feel if you made them feel bad about assuming how you feel.
Rule #5 Take it one day at a time baby
Theo’s worst case scenario involves listening to Aerosmith 😂 I can’t ...
😂😂😂rock bottom.... #aerosmith plays in the back ground
I guess you could say he Doesn't Want to Miss a Thing...
@@peaknonsense2041 was thinkin more about aerosmith's song "Crazy"
@@FullArmorAlchemist
Ya being out of control on the smack for that Sweet Emotion leading to having Love in an Elevator with a Dude who Looks Like a Lady would drive many to be Jaded and Crazy to the point of Cryin'. But he'd have to do What it Takes to Walk this Way and Dream On to Get Back in the Saddle and stop Livin' on the Edge. Because when the Train Keeps a Rollin' it can make Mamma Kin a Ragdoll and when Janie Gotta a Gun, there can be No More, No More.
@@peaknonsense2041 , that was beautiful.
This has to be the most honest and genuine conversation on the internet. I never knew this would be such an enrapturing listen. Theo and Jordan are a great match to communicate. Theo has a way like I do of simplifying complicated subjects and Jordan’s extensive knowledge and experience coupled with his way of speaking works together so damn well.
Theo is so transparent with his feelings and has good observations. JP seems very intellectually intrigued and impressed by Theo's observations. Such a great podcast!
He’s a Pisces. Very sensitive boy.
Two of my favourite human beings right here. Praise God, baby.
Gang
PTL baby Praise God
Gang
Bad news......... God's not real.
Same here bro. Cheers from Brazil
Man I love this interview.
Theo isnt afraid to ask a simple question
And Jordan can spot the complex confusion behind it...
A seemingly simple
Question* Theo is an intelligent individual himself as well, in a totally different way.
I agree with you completely man!
You can tell Theo is brimming with his usual absurd jokes and quips as Jordan Peterson talks, but he holds back and respectfully listens so he doesn’t derail the conversation. He’s a very dynamic interviewer/comedian.
Jordan’s frontal lobe is literally poking out because he is so smart
Explains why the front of my head is so tall but flat
So happy that another person thought this. Feel validated. Lol
I have literally watched his brain grow over the years
HAHAHAHA
Certainly prof Peterson has a larger brain than most.
Respect to Theo for being real on his emotions. That's what elevates a Peterson discussion from being philosophical to practical.
Facts
Agree! I love how Theo uses himself as an example but really is vulnerable out it. And through his openness, I can use this more practically. I love the philosophical aspects too. But I really love learning about what I can do to help myself.
Yeah well he gets accused of being too aggressive in interviews but that is usually because the host immediately puts him on the defense and is not interested in a discussion just an argument.
I love it when Jordan speaks to non-academics because he's not having to compete with another person's pet philosophy and his talk becomes very practical and useful for the common person.
Absolutely. I feel the same way, and I get the vibe that he finds it a relief too. Intellectuals can be so pedantic.
It helps things stay out of politics too. Im ok with politcal or philosophical discussion, but i agree that practicality is most beneficial
@@hi_tech_reptiles Definitely. Despite the topic's vital importance, his warnings about the radical left are actually the least interesting thing he has to offer.
Theo Von is undoubtedly smarter than Jordan Peterson. I don't see how anyone can listen to this and think otherwise
@@hi_tech_reptiles Same here. I like the academic discussion but it tends to stay always in the theoretical realm and every now and then, plain old decision advice is helpful.
4:20 Failure
8:48 Attention
11:19 Eye tracking
23:54 Your own story
26:10 Make a plan
30:12 Do not do what you hate
33:09 Be Afraid
34:58 Fear of Judgement
37:23 Fear of failure
39:30 You're destined to fail
legendary, ty
Theo I think you and I my friend have walked a good few miles of the same path. A bunch of your questions for Mr Peterson brought me to tears because they would be the same exact questions I would have asked. Thank you. 💕 God bless and happy holidays!
"I'd be doing drugs, I'd probably be listening to Aerosmith" LOLOL. Theo just spits out gold...
Theo is 10x the role model that benzo pete is.
@@patantdel kinda gross nickname ☹️😢 thank god he survived. Most are not so lucky
@@patantdel What a petty thing to say.
I'm so glad Dr. Peterson is doing better, he is a gift to this world.
Dr.
Agreed! 💯❗️
Xanax is a bitch, don't take it.
Don't take any dependence inducing pharmaceuticals to the point of dependence.
i cant believe they tried to cancel him as a 'toxic male'...
bless Dr.Peterson.
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I really appreciate the down to earth questions that Theo asks. I love the chemistry between the two, they are both very open and honest with each other and it makes for a fantastic conversation.
Really cool to see Theo in a serious moment and even more to see Dr. peterson being being interviewed with honest intentions. This conversation was helpful. Thank you both
Dr. JP is one of the single most influential people on earth today.
So thankful hes recovered.
We love you Dr. JP.
I think that's a failed statement. He never delves too deep, but is good at packaging many, varied concepts into something more edible for people who care about the topics but have no time or will to learn about it on their own, because most of that into isn't nearly as entertaining as Jordon. I feel like he's prodded a LOT of people,, just a little bit. Perhaps enough for them to look further into the concepts themselves... People can love or hate him, but I think it/'s getting harder to sell the story that he's a harmful influence, Nothing he suggests is anything other than beneficial to one's life. Lol seems like they gave on on trying to label him alt right, as they did years ago and failed miserably. I don't always agree with JP but making this stuff more accessible is arguably more important than any of the ideas he speaks on.
@@JunkBondTrader ....shut up.
He's not even close to being one of the 'most influential people on earth'.
You live in a bubble.
@@goosenuggets9693 sick
"Its almost like I'm sherlock Holmes but I'm the crime scene". How does theo do it every dam time?! His way with words is so unique and beautiful. He says things in a way that only he can say them.
Hes amazing! He is one of my favorite interviewers, creeping up on #1. Damn hes sharp
Bruh he's fried that's why lol 😂 all the drugs he did with Billy conforto
@@Justice4Skye RIP BILLY
@@Justice4Skye wrong they injected steroids in their butt cheeks near the interstate, don't disrespect Billy Conforto like that!
Onward
I love these guys and have watched a ton from both, but really needed to hear this. Thanks guys.
Man, Theo seems like such a good guy. He's very open and curious, and I think he is someone who genuinely wants to grow and take advice from Jordan. He reminds me of some guys I went to high school with who were definitely goons back in the day but now want to put themselves together and they have really humbled themselves to do it. I find that very commendable. Good for him!
Theo looks like he's reading a book on how to read.
"How to Read a Book" by Mortimer Adler is one of the most helpful books I"ve ever read. Real talk.
@@mirzabaig4711 Look right. Keep looking right. These are words. Turn page now.
@@gostevemode no seriously. Mortimer Adler is no joke.
He's upgraded from books that usually require crayons to complete. It's a step in the right direction :)
“It’s almost like I’m Sherlock Holmes except... I’m the crime scene” -Theo Von 2021 1:19:08
Dude that was amazing!!!!!
Seeing you guys super honest with yourselves and each other and try to figure things out together was true beauty.
Thank you to you both.
Theo your testimony at the end was a real gift like Jordan said, you are truly blessed.
Much love 🙏
Theo and Dr. Peterson talking....these are some of the most wholesome and beneficial conversations one could listen to.
Theo seems to be the only interviewer that Jordan has a genuinely good time with, their chemistry is so unexpected and awesome
It’s not as light hearted as their first interview but every bit chock full of wisdom and low key hilarity
Cuz most interviewers just ask him about politics lol
Theo is head and shoulders above everyone else who has interviewed Peterson. Respectful, original/unique questions, and gets *new* and thoughtful ideas out of JP. That is both a huge compliment to Theo and a giant condemnation of mainstream media.
Well said
True...theo is very honest, vulnerable, charming, modest, humble...honest and in touch 👍
Was just thinking this.
Theo blew my mind here...
Agreed. Theo seems to bring out a side of JBP that few others can. I think Theo's humor and sincerity resonate with Peterson.
Epic! We need more. You guys have a surprisingly smooth vibe.
The very first topic got me. I’m stuck and I just realized why. I’m afraid of going for it. Mostly a fear of failure but also the fact that I have to work hard to get where I want.
It got me and I am 50 yr old attorney
Welcome Back Mr. Peterson! You are a treasure and a beautiful human being.
Dr. Peterson
Theo's genuinely charitable eagerness is terribly endearing. While also showing that he is very thoughtful! An admirable character indeed!
we know who you watched for ;)
Two of my favorite people!! I wish this was a 5 part interview, thanks for this Theo and JP!