Jordan Peterson VS The Collective | Uberboyo

Uberboyo on Jordan Peterson talking about things that would have been considered pretty standard but in our times have become 3rd rails.

Watch the full Clip: "Jordan Peterson: The Jungian Archetype | Uberboyo & Jonathan Pageau" https://youtu.be/loLQOFL0udg

Original Stream: "Nietzsche Stream - Ft. @uberboyo & @JonathanPageau"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c44Am78fvO0

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Jonathan Pageau
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Transcript: Is Jordan real guy or is he a meme? He's most certainly a meme, but behind it, of course, there's a real man and he's a real man with a lot of heart, as far as I can see. But he's obviously struggling and he's going up there and he's saying things that are essentially like very, very strong statements for our modern culture.

Not really that strong in the context of history, it’s very sensible, if you want to put it this way. But because they're such strong statements, it's like he's poking on the collective, if you wanna use those type of words. And that's quite dangerous because that's like poking on a dragon, and then the dragon comes out to play.

And so, for example, a lot of people would say stuff like, oh, he's like Internet dad. Millions, and millions of people who are single parent households and stuff like this, and they are looking for a father figure, someone stable, to give them guidance and give them direction.

And Jordan comes up and he sort of fits that slot that needs that urge, that meme, whatever. And Jordan is apparently like that. So he starts to fit into the role. Of course, there's another whole wing of people who hate their fathers and they start to project that onto him as well.

And this becomes a very, very difficult problem because Jordan starts to get sort of possessed maybe by that role, like he starts to act more and more in that role. And then, of course, people signal towards him that you're good at this role and start doing it.