Jordan Peterson

All of the traits I would say is the wider you are apart on a given trait, the harder it is to bridge the gap. Now, there can be some advantages. Like if your grandmother, your mom's mom, was pretty introverted.

All of the traits I would say is the wider you are apart on a given trait, the harder it is to bridge the gap. Now, there can be some advantages. Like if your grandmother, your mom's mom, was pretty introverted.

And your grandfather was really extroverted. Yeah. And she valued that in him. And it helped her a lot because it opened up the social space. So... That's on the extroverted side. Conscientiousness, that's a rough one. If there's a huge split in conscientiousness, I suppose it's all to the advantage of the unconscientious person.

And your grandfather was really extroverted. Yeah. And she valued that in him. And it helped her a lot because it opened up the social space. So... That's on the extroverted side. Conscientiousness, that's a rough one. If there's a huge split in conscientiousness, I suppose it's all to the advantage of the unconscientious person.

And your grandfather was really extroverted. Yeah. And she valued that in him. And it helped her a lot because it opened up the social space. So... That's on the extroverted side. Conscientiousness, that's a rough one. If there's a huge split in conscientiousness, I suppose it's all to the advantage of the unconscientious person.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. Openness is another tough one.

Yeah. Yeah. Openness is another tough one.

Yeah. Yeah. Openness is another tough one.

You know, if one of you is very, very open, interested in ideas, interested in aesthetic experience, and the other is very low in openness, it's like you're speaking different languages.

You know, if one of you is very, very open, interested in ideas, interested in aesthetic experience, and the other is very low in openness, it's like you're speaking different languages.

You know, if one of you is very, very open, interested in ideas, interested in aesthetic experience, and the other is very low in openness, it's like you're speaking different languages.

Yeah, well, I was fortunate with your mother, too, because she's a lot like me, but not quite so much so. You know, your mom would be in the upper echelons of extroversion among 100 people, right? She'd be more extroverted than, say, 75 of those people or 80 even. But I'm like more extroverted than 10,000 people.

Yeah, well, I was fortunate with your mother, too, because she's a lot like me, but not quite so much so. You know, your mom would be in the upper echelons of extroversion among 100 people, right? She'd be more extroverted than, say, 75 of those people or 80 even. But I'm like more extroverted than 10,000 people.

Yeah, well, I was fortunate with your mother, too, because she's a lot like me, but not quite so much so. You know, your mom would be in the upper echelons of extroversion among 100 people, right? She'd be more extroverted than, say, 75 of those people or 80 even. But I'm like more extroverted than 10,000 people.

So I've always been that way, right? I talk ever since I could talk. I never stopped. Yeah.

So I've always been that way, right? I talk ever since I could talk. I never stopped. Yeah.

So I've always been that way, right? I talk ever since I could talk. I never stopped. Yeah.