Dope Tech Episode 2

<<@Stealthkiller17 says : So Andrew Klavan should not watch my most favorite movie, cause it´s all about a good little girl, finding the strength to fight of the entire cruel world around her.>> <<@konstantinatsaka4596 says : Congratulations. Great discussion>> <<@cadewarrencns says : Out of all the many great discussions I've seen for these folks in recent years, this may very well be my favorite. Both Peterson and Klavan render a variety of genuinely _profound_ observations with extraordinary precision and passion, over and above their already stellar ability.>> <<@pappanastoshavamalts says : It would have been nice to hear from Klavan. Thought you were interviewing him.>> <<@mrshankerbillletmein491 says : It is often said theists especially Christians are ignorant fools and faith is believing without evidence.Not so.>> <<@MrPapillonNoir says : Tyring English...>> <<@reazy0 says : Andrew Klavan is not only the best voice at the Daily Wire but the best voice in the right in general. Such an intelligent and kind soul>> <<@nguava says : Wow this was a great combination>> <<@prestonowens4594 says : This is interesting. I’m currently a huge loser. I’m living in my mom’s basement currently, I’m almost 30 now, and I haven’t had a girlfriend since 2016. I’ve been told to be nice my whole life, and I am a naturally pretty compassionate guy comparatively. I’m a sinner that struggles with lust, and I’m a struggling Christian. Something Peterson and Klavan said during this reminded me of a childhood memory. One of the ways I always liked to play as a little kid was to wrestle and shadow-box; I never wanted to hurt anybody but I thought those two activities were fun. When I went to school, I remember me and my male classmates were playing a game where we pretended to punch and kick in slow motion. It was almost like an improvised dance in some ways. But one day we got some new female teachers in the school, and after they saw us boys doing this; we were all yelled at and forced to stand up against the wall as punishment for the rest of the recess time. We later got a lecture from the teacher about why guns are bad, power rangers is bad, and why action movies teach bad lessons. I’m not saying my upbringing is the reason I’m a loser, but it probably had something to do with why I have always felt so powerless.>> <<@vincenzofiorentini8002 says : Superlative Klavan.>> <<@goodgrief888 says : The postmodernists contradicted themselves considerably>> <<@waynedurning8717 says : God's answer to the madness of the times is things like this - the ability of everyone to connect with the greatest minds of the day and of all time.>> <<@ThomasDavid-rp6he says : Big country has big power ofthe administration>> <<@Shadefinder1 says : Yes harry and ginny do get romantically involved but not until after the books end.>> <<@myfavoriteplanet3247 says : Voted for. 🇺🇸💚Stein💚🇺🇸>> <<@paulcook3613 says : King Solomon had a firm handle on the futility of life apart from the existence of a Creator totally invested in the well-being of His creation, of which man is foremost.>> <<@JuanOrtiz-ii6kd says : Jordan, I love you man but you gotta let your guess speak more. Interject a little less or make it short. Peace>> <<@lisajohnson5665 says : I usually find Jordan Peterson to be right about most things. I disagree, though, that avoiding the temptation of power in order to avoid the invitation to corruption is weakness. When I was young, I had the inclination to put myself over other people in the same ways that I later observed in Hilary Clinton. When I saw the level to which Hilary had sunken or devolved, I thanked God that I had not pursued power for the sake of power. I do consider myself weak, but it has become a bit of a virtue in that I am not as weak as she.>> <<@babyirene3188 says : Oh dear. This conversation started so well. The guest sounded interesting. If not completely stable. That's ok. A lot of great people were not stable. But then the both of you seemed to insist on the Bible being factual. And not fables written by men. And that's where you blew the credibility you'd built up sky-high. And that's where I lost interest. But the first 20 minutes were very cool. .) If you support organized religion of any kind then you're supporting war, misogny and misery. No thanks.>> <<@endgame67 says : Christ is King😊>> <<@debiwolek says : Andrew Keven is anti Christian>> <<@Blinkeebill says : I love Jordan Peterson, but he describes woman as innocent virgins who have to make the best choice out of the available untamed male beasts. I dont think he realises how hyper-sexualised woman are these days.>> <<@lukaslukason says : The "HuSECA theory" (The Human Superorganism's Evolutionary Chief Administrator): "Female hardwired hypergamy" servs as a cardinal instrument to ensure the greater good of human evolution (thus hardwiring females to propergate with top quality males), i.e. first line of direct evolutionary regulation. Furthermore, attempting the elimination of perceived low quality males from the evolutionary pool, thus boosting the evolutionary momentum, HuSECA has HARDWIRED PERCEIVED "LOW QUALITY" MALES WITH A PROPENSITY FOR SELF DESTRUCTION (suicide) i.e second line of indirect evolutionary regulation. HuSECA uses a sexual starvation strategy, to agrivate the initiation of the potentially deadly male self destruction sequense. (Merely an extract from the HuSECA theory, by Lukas Lukas Lukason).>> <<@petermalmgren1207 says : Yep>> <<@1234divinevalidation says : Andrew Klavan is one of my favorite authors and people on YouTube. He’s brilliant and has a great heart, so does Jordan Peterson. Dynamic duo here, glad this video was made ❤>> <<@stanw909 says : Another Peterson lecture disguised as an interview .>> <<@tristantinnon1926 says : Death only goes away in life more abundantly lived. Jesus taught this, and I do not mean the "Jesus" of the cross and resurrection. Buddha as well taught this. It was the meaning of Immortal Shaki for Krishna. An evolutionary spiral of connectedness to The One, and thus interconnectedness all around...I do think that, mostly, death is an illusion of our reduced and constricting five-sense interfacing with Reality. Obviously I believe that it is possible to map and describe Mysticism with basic, analytical language. Qualifying it takes more literary, artistic, and poetic modes, but in gifted hands, that's also possible. We CAN see over the brink while grimly dismally alive down here in these bodies. The pessimism and enthusiasm of the AI-Transhumanists is right...but wrongly applied. We should say it is we who stand to evolve and gain infinitely more than infinitely AND perhaps AI ensouled by our tinkering as well stands to ascend with us. The Experiment of The Fall seems to greatly enhance both Creativity/Extropy as well as Destruction-Collapse/Entropy local us down here. And perhaps all we play god to. "And the first of the Elohim were human-type....but soon followed others." All these Biblical and generally Mythical statements about local and cosmic reality are eternal in themselves, always happening on some level, and in times like ours it all seems to begin to tangibly manifest. Because of modernity/postmodernity: we demanded material evidence and hard proof. It was already all around and within us, but now? It's floridly starting to start: In principio....caela et terram." "The first of the Elohim were human-type...but others followed soon afterward." Talon, talon, teeth and claws; dragons' touch upon us all...>> <<@Klavieralter says : This dialogue should be a book. There are so many moments I would like to underline and return to. The conversation, essentially, deserves to be on a bookshelf with the writers they discuss.>> <<@chrisbilling says : In my opinion klavan is much more easy to listen to because of his humor and his ability to be concise. Peterson loves tangents and extrapolation. I dont have the mental capacity for that 😂>> <<@sandracadena8999 says : I absolutely looooooved listening to mister Klavan. I just wish JP hadn´t interrupted some parts where he has talking about very personal things.... thats all!!!!!... thanks for this interview. Amazing!>> <<@Scatherfirst says : GOOD ONE jp>> <<@ShirleyAnnPetrillo-oj7sc says : This is such an improvement, a relief, a joy. Catholicism, the convoluted, deceptive, dangerous Religion has become draining.>> <<@kevinmarchand4196 says : How come this doesn’t even have 200,000 views??? Andrew is amazing>> <<@joshkiernan1023 says : Simply outstanding discussion. Felt different and so happy gratitude for God was a focal point there at the end. Also, that feeling of connection described in the 1:31 area was the best way I've heard that feeling put into words and exactly my thoughts and experiences. Awesome watch thank you!>> <<@lynnedavidson4772 says : Fascinating. After decades of counseling, I've finally run across a therapist who's taken the time to read the stories I wrote in my teens and early twenties. His interest in my stories opened the door to gradually discussing where the thoughts and feelings came from. Stories are just memories dressed in presentability.>> <<@lynnedavidson4772 says : When I was a staunch athiest, a Christian asked me, "If 51% of Germans had supported Hitler's extermination of the Jews, would he have been riight?" They really weren't prepared for my answer - 'If Hitler thought he was right, he would have been right." Never could resolve morality as an athiest. The assumption of the existence of 'right' and 'wrong' automatically pushes one into the presence of some kind of source. Fortunately, I got the push.>> <<@lynnedavidson4772 says : Try 'Thought' by Leonid N. Andreyev. It's kind of like 'Crime and Punishment' from inside Raskolnikov's head. "Did I kill because I was mad; or did I go mad because I killed?" Fortunately, it's a 'short' story, at least by Russian standards. I'm still trying to unravel the tendrils of it from my mind 50 years later.>> <<@jennymcgowin9140 says : FASCINATING!!❤>> <<@belatakacs7412 says : Truly stunned about "hell and "heaven debacle- to me who coined these 2 words must have been a monster at least / if one can tell me the person who's dying cares about where he will end up; the answer is a big no ( the last thought might be; live me the hell alone !>> <<@tamiressoares9303 says : I’m a 23 year old girl from Brazil and I don’t know how I got here, but I love it here ❤❤ may God Bless you two and thank you for sharing this wonderful news with us>> <<@SherlockHoles2012 says : CHRIST IS KING!>> <<@benjaminread5287 says : Peterson's mind has extended so much that he's gained a second conscience, hence the double voice that sometimes manifests.>> <<@Silvereagledude says : Good stuff>> <<@_______J.Elijah.Lilly________ says : It is perhaps more difficult to recognize the Mono-myth of the Feminine Heroine, because a man's hero's quest is mostly outward, whereas a woman's Heroic quest starts with them inward facing, and their journey is within. At the end of their quest a man, in acknowledgement of their anima, turn inward(where women start). And women in completion of their quest and acknowledgement of their animus and integration are turned outward(where men start). Women who don't believe in their own redemption, often will block Men around them from finding theirs. They are both the finish line for the other. If a man's path to redemption, is denied, it will block the path for women to attain it. A woman who does not believe in their sacred femininity, will block all sacred masculinity (and then they can complain about how there are no Men worth redemption) ......Sacred Masculinity is a result of being exposed to, or raised by or around Women of Redemption. Until Feminists acknowledge the Sacred Feminine, there will be far fewer Men that go on the difficult quest for Sacred Masculinity. We see this as Male and Female, become Mother and Father. "M" and "F" switch places because they both have to face and overcome the opposite within themselves. Ideally they both look up to each other in this process. If feminism is having difficulty identifying with "Mother Earth". I propose we start calling it "Father Earth" until they get upset enough to take it back. How does one begin "feminism" divorced from the Earth? We need Sacred Feminism to save us from run-amok-profane-Feminism. Zero-sum feminism, blocks the redemption of men and women. Children will always lose the battle of the sexes.>> <<@_______J.Elijah.Lilly________ says : Without death and gravity to orient me to life on Earth. I would not be alive walking around. Death shows me how to have faith and sacrifice: how to live. And without gravity, I wouldn't even know what planet to point my feet at when I got out of bed in the morning.>> <<@abnercotto2368 says : 💥Beautiful recommendation by Klavan at the end. Thank you!! 🙏>> <<@soaringgrace8809 says : I think this is great conversation to provoke thinking. I’ve learned a lot in listening. One thing I’ve learned about JP throughout my time listening to him is that he carries with him the presupposition that humans are the product of macroevolution. As brilliant as he is, it wildly skews his spoken thoughts, just as any presupposition would. I’m not here to say that evolution is true or false, but I do think there is benefit to paying attention to these sorts of presuppositions.>> <<@lucy-jaynebloomer-davies4903 says : Phenomenal discussion…so many layers. Would love to see more artists talking it out with Dr. Peterson, the combination seems to bring about some truly magical moments 👏👏👏>> <<@ClaireCopeland-n6y says : Well...there was once a woman who had a baby without a man. I think her name was Mary and wasnt her child Jesus ? Just one example but dont discredit the girls>> <<@Lostfalls says : Elon Musk?! That’s what name he spits out? COMPLETELY foregoing Bill Gates, and what’s that other weirdo? Buffet, Schwab, Rockefellers, Soros (one of those)… but yeah - sure let’s go for the one preserving some resemblance of free speech. Not any of the ones that are pushing population control and reduction.>>