Jordan Peterson: Carl Jung's Intelligence was "bloody terrifying"
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2017
- Not only how smart he was, but how he was able to process information - semantically and visually both simultaneously...
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This is a clip cut from the original full video "Biblical Series VIII: The Phenomenology of the Divine", which can be found on Jordan Peterson's channel. Original lecture date 7/27/17.
Jordan Bernt Peterson (born June 12, 1962) is a Canadian clinical psychologist, cultural critic and professor of psychology at the University of Toronto. His main areas of study are the psychology of religious and ideological belief, and the assessment and improvement of personality and performance. He authored Maps of Meaning: The Architecture of Belief in 1999.
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Jung is the Jordan Peterson of Jordan Peterson
Dude was thinking in memes.
I've read only one Nietzsche book (never mind Carl Jung) and that thing sent me into existential shock for weeks. You really need to be in the full of your health for a lot of this stuff.
Peterson:
Lmao “he’s so damn smart he can think of answers to questions you never even... it’s not like you don’t understand the answers it’s like you never conceptualize the damn question.” 😂😂
The more I watch Jordan Peterson, the more I'm convinced I
Clinician 100 years from now: “Jordan B. Peterson’s Intelligence was bloody terrifying!”
Jordan Peterson talking about his senpai for four minutes.
whats "bloody terrifying" is a clinical psychologist who didnt know benzos were addictive
I think in family guy flashback animations
I prefer pop up books with tabs you can pull to make the charecters move.
"Visionary is Scary"
A rare personality. Someone who accepts his weaknesses, embrase them and accepts others genious
Jung "Man & His Symbols" was a life changing book for me. Highly Recommended.
Peterson is dead on. Whether you agree with Jung or not, his intelligence and erudition is just off the charts. Agreeing with someone's worldview is separate from recognizing and respecting their genius.
Remember the episode Homer Simpson is looking up to Edison, only to discover that Edison himself was looking up to Da Vinci?
If you are a strict materialist/reductionist and think that ONE element may cause ONE effect, then Jung is not your man. If you consciously choose to truncate your perception by confining your reasoning through the scientific method exclusively, then Jung is not your man. However, if you do not fear expanding your consciousness and leaving the emotional comfort zone of the material world with the really frightening possibility of a supernatural experience, then study Jung !
Having the hunger to gain more knowledge to be become wise is the sign of a true genius.
Big Jung fan. One of the greats that school taught me NOTHING about for obvious reasons.
As far as Jung being an introvert, well, highly intelligent people almost always are, or at least perceived to be, since they tend to have few friends and enjoy engaging in lengthy periods of solitary rumination.