Dr. Jordan B. Peterson

I mean, in many ways, that's what you see in the story of Exodus with the worship of the golden calf, right? What happens when...

I mean, in many ways, that's what you see in the story of Exodus with the worship of the golden calf, right? What happens when...

moses departs from the israelite polity right and they have the habits of slaves and all that's left for the israelites to attend to is the political voice that's aaron and the political voice without a connection to the divine let's say without being subordinate to what's properly highest reverts to a a mirror, a mirrored populism and just offers the Israelites, let's say what they want.

moses departs from the israelite polity right and they have the habits of slaves and all that's left for the israelites to attend to is the political voice that's aaron and the political voice without a connection to the divine let's say without being subordinate to what's properly highest reverts to a a mirror, a mirrored populism and just offers the Israelites, let's say what they want.

moses departs from the israelite polity right and they have the habits of slaves and all that's left for the israelites to attend to is the political voice that's aaron and the political voice without a connection to the divine let's say without being subordinate to what's properly highest reverts to a a mirror, a mirrored populism and just offers the Israelites, let's say what they want.

But that isn't what happens is that what happens is the worst of the Israelites rise to the top and demand their immediate gratification. And the Israelites end up partying naked partying naked in the desert in the midst of an orgy in a manner that makes them, you know, contemptible to their enemies.

But that isn't what happens is that what happens is the worst of the Israelites rise to the top and demand their immediate gratification. And the Israelites end up partying naked partying naked in the desert in the midst of an orgy in a manner that makes them, you know, contemptible to their enemies.

But that isn't what happens is that what happens is the worst of the Israelites rise to the top and demand their immediate gratification. And the Israelites end up partying naked partying naked in the desert in the midst of an orgy in a manner that makes them, you know, contemptible to their enemies.

And if that doesn't echo for you with regards to the modern situation, you're not really thinking very hard. And I think that's eternally the case, is that it makes perfect sense structurally and psychophysiologically, because if the

And if that doesn't echo for you with regards to the modern situation, you're not really thinking very hard. And I think that's eternally the case, is that it makes perfect sense structurally and psychophysiologically, because if the

And if that doesn't echo for you with regards to the modern situation, you're not really thinking very hard. And I think that's eternally the case, is that it makes perfect sense structurally and psychophysiologically, because if the

If the form of order that unites us most thoroughly collapses, so that would be something equivalent to the disappearance or the death of God, then what happens is a war between competing underlying motivational states emerges. And one of the things I've been thinking through, I'd like your opinion about this, is that... What is to be expected in the aftermath of the Nietzschean death of God?

If the form of order that unites us most thoroughly collapses, so that would be something equivalent to the disappearance or the death of God, then what happens is a war between competing underlying motivational states emerges. And one of the things I've been thinking through, I'd like your opinion about this, is that... What is to be expected in the aftermath of the Nietzschean death of God?

If the form of order that unites us most thoroughly collapses, so that would be something equivalent to the disappearance or the death of God, then what happens is a war between competing underlying motivational states emerges. And one of the things I've been thinking through, I'd like your opinion about this, is that... What is to be expected in the aftermath of the Nietzschean death of God?

What's to be expected psychologically? Well, the most dominant subordinate motivational forces will vie for supremacy, and that would be sexuality, so now we have Freud, or power, and that would give us, say, Nietzsche or even Alfred Adler to some degree, or the postmodernists or the Marxists.

What's to be expected psychologically? Well, the most dominant subordinate motivational forces will vie for supremacy, and that would be sexuality, so now we have Freud, or power, and that would give us, say, Nietzsche or even Alfred Adler to some degree, or the postmodernists or the Marxists.

What's to be expected psychologically? Well, the most dominant subordinate motivational forces will vie for supremacy, and that would be sexuality, so now we have Freud, or power, and that would give us, say, Nietzsche or even Alfred Adler to some degree, or the postmodernists or the Marxists.

Hedonism and power go hand in hand because if you're a hedonist, you have to use power because you can't get people to cooperate voluntarily. Or the collapse of everything into a nihilistic mess. And I also don't see any... Like, how else could it possibly work? If you lose the highest uniting value...

Hedonism and power go hand in hand because if you're a hedonist, you have to use power because you can't get people to cooperate voluntarily. Or the collapse of everything into a nihilistic mess. And I also don't see any... Like, how else could it possibly work? If you lose the highest uniting value...

Hedonism and power go hand in hand because if you're a hedonist, you have to use power because you can't get people to cooperate voluntarily. Or the collapse of everything into a nihilistic mess. And I also don't see any... Like, how else could it possibly work? If you lose the highest uniting value...