Jordan Peterson

Well, that's what you do if you land a joke, and that's great. And then the audience is very appreciative of that, and the whole evening concludes in a satisfactory manner. You know, the weird thing is, the same thing often happens in a podcast.

You know, I've noticed that if you pay enough attention, which you always should do, by the way, I figured out this week that everything is a burning bush if you pay enough attention to it. That's what that story in the Old Testament means, is that if you get to the bottom of something by paying attention to it, you see God. That's right. That's right.

You know, I've noticed that if you pay enough attention, which you always should do, by the way, I figured out this week that everything is a burning bush if you pay enough attention to it. That's what that story in the Old Testament means, is that if you get to the bottom of something by paying attention to it, you see God. That's right. That's right.

You know, I've noticed that if you pay enough attention, which you always should do, by the way, I figured out this week that everything is a burning bush if you pay enough attention to it. That's what that story in the Old Testament means, is that if you get to the bottom of something by paying attention to it, you see God. That's right. That's right.

That's what happens with hallucinogens, is you get that experience. But if you pay enough attention to anything, it's capable of revealing everything. In any case, if you pay enough attention in a podcast, there'll be a natural narrative arc. And then there'll be a landing, you know, where the guest says something that really concludes things nicely.

That's what happens with hallucinogens, is you get that experience. But if you pay enough attention to anything, it's capable of revealing everything. In any case, if you pay enough attention in a podcast, there'll be a natural narrative arc. And then there'll be a landing, you know, where the guest says something that really concludes things nicely.

That's what happens with hallucinogens, is you get that experience. But if you pay enough attention to anything, it's capable of revealing everything. In any case, if you pay enough attention in a podcast, there'll be a natural narrative arc. And then there'll be a landing, you know, where the guest says something that really concludes things nicely.

And all that depends on is paying enough attention to. So that's fun to track.

And all that depends on is paying enough attention to. So that's fun to track.

And all that depends on is paying enough attention to. So that's fun to track.

Well, started watching your damn lectures. Yeah? And you took them with some degree of seriousness? Oh, yeah.

Well, started watching your damn lectures. Yeah? And you took them with some degree of seriousness? Oh, yeah.

Well, started watching your damn lectures. Yeah? And you took them with some degree of seriousness? Oh, yeah.

That's kind of the opposite of the burning bush. That hitting rock bottom. The wet bush. Yeah, yeah. The wet stick. That means that you get to the bottom of something. And sometimes it's hell, right? Yeah. Right, right. Often, often it's hell. It kind of has to be.

That's kind of the opposite of the burning bush. That hitting rock bottom. The wet bush. Yeah, yeah. The wet stick. That means that you get to the bottom of something. And sometimes it's hell, right? Yeah. Right, right. Often, often it's hell. It kind of has to be.

That's kind of the opposite of the burning bush. That hitting rock bottom. The wet bush. Yeah, yeah. The wet stick. That means that you get to the bottom of something. And sometimes it's hell, right? Yeah. Right, right. Often, often it's hell. It kind of has to be.

I think that if you practiced aiming up with enough religious devotion, so to speak, and you paid enough attention, that's in the Gospels. Christ teaches people how to pray, and that's on the Sermon on the Mount, which is the longest continuous utterances we have from Him in principle.

I think that if you practiced aiming up with enough religious devotion, so to speak, and you paid enough attention, that's in the Gospels. Christ teaches people how to pray, and that's on the Sermon on the Mount, which is the longest continuous utterances we have from Him in principle.

I think that if you practiced aiming up with enough religious devotion, so to speak, and you paid enough attention, that's in the Gospels. Christ teaches people how to pray, and that's on the Sermon on the Mount, which is the longest continuous utterances we have from Him in principle.

But actually, it's an instruction manual, and the instruction is brilliant, especially in the context of the Old Testament. There's an idea in the Old Testament that you consecrate the firstborn to God,