<<@_Palesa_M
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This installment was hilariousš¤£š¤£š¤£š¤£
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<<@It-Is-Raining-Vengeance
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Destiny is a pseudo intellectual, when presented with information that is compelling and he can't answering it with his own information that could counter it which he can't cause it doesn't exist, he pivots to some incoherent analogy. Further more it is very clear he does not understand how the world works in reality he thinks it works the way he believes it ought to be from his own imagination. Which is deeply flawed and it takes a person with the mental depth to distinguish from the two and also to actually be able to figure out how the world really does work which is not obvious by the way.
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<<@PunkRockGuitarTabs
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53:17 notice how Peterson will go on a 20 minute uninterrupted rant about 12 different topics, but will then cut Destiny off after 2 minutes to say "I'm not sure why it's relevant to the issue". Yeah, Peterson has that next level gish galloping down.
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<<@PunkRockGuitarTabs
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43:14 guys I just really don't know where all this increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere could be coming from. Some say it's from Bigfoot farts, some say it's from burning 30+ trillion pounds of fossil fuel each year. It's really impossible to determine which theory is correct. Some will point out that the increase in carbon dioxide in the atmosphere corresponds to the increased burning of fossil fuels from the industrial revolution up to today, but I heard from a reliable source named Jordan Peterson that there is good evidence that the Bigfoot population has grown exponentially over that same time period, so ruling out Bigfoot farts is preposterous.
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<<@hardlyharry1147
says :
Where does the musical start again?
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<<@ŠŠ³Š¾ŃŃŠ”еминога
says :
Vaccine enforcement is the first thing I found about Jordan that I can disagree about
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<<@AnHebrewChild
says :
Who is Destiny? Should I have heard of this person ?
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<<@Joshua-r6i9w
says :
1:27:01 1:31:29
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<<@redtailedhawk663
says :
I think we need fewer controls on markets & more controls on capital . If that doesn't make sense to you, ask me and I'll try to explain
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<<@UseAnAdblocker
says :
For once, I actually agree with dead man walking Peterson - Nuclear energy is the only solution. If we had addressed climate change sooner, there would have been more options. Nuclear energy has come a long way and isn't the same as nuclear proliferation. He's still a fraud
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<<@dmc1673
says :
Thank you Jordan for bringing a black woman on your podcast
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<<@niknitro8751
says :
About the excess death rates. First of all his number is insane. Also there were several waves of Covid, Influenza and RSV and we had record heatwaves (caused by climate change) And the excess death rates were significantly higher in places with an older population while the younger population was statistically unaffected. Its not rocket sience! Seniors don't do well with resparatory diseases and heatwaves.
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<<@niknitro8751
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Someone please shut off this Canadians AC or send him on a Europe summer tour. Maybe he will understand then this stuff isn't natural. Having the hottest summer, worst drought and the worst flood on the record each year is not fun. Greetings from Austria.
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<<@jeffyjeffFLC
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55:05 talking about climate models for a solid minute "economic models sure aren't"! Bro we aren't talking about that right now wtf lol.
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<<@jeffyjeffFLC
says :
Jesus Christ Jordan is pissing himself off and destiny is just like "ok dad. I just asked you to pass the salt" lol
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<<@aki44
says :
Jordan Peterson is such a smart liar, it's the epitome of modern politician.
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<<@bionator2648
says :
How is so uneducaded in climat Change? š There are billions of Messurements today . The rich and the lobbies are mistoy against Green Energy. Why? The Fossil fuel Lobby is huge and makes a lot of Profit. France has so much dept because of nuclear reactors. This is the Most expensive Form of Energy So many misinformations hereš¢
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<<@renaudhebert7354
says :
Jordan Peterson is so uneducated on immunology, climatology and political science.
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<<@MrDoopadoop
says :
Jordan is lying. We donāt get taxed 65% in Canada. Itās marginal taxation, only the amount above $250k is taxed at 50%. Anything below that would be taxed at a lower percentage. I donāt know how he would be ignorant to tax rules in Canada, so I assume heās just lying.
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<<@QuantumChance
says :
Peterson just screams and cries and thinks that's what wins debates. It's a little depressing.
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<<@kaboomcanuck2
says :
Jordon Peterson would see a study that says 80% one way and 20% another way ... Then he's say " there is a study on that ! But it isn't clear that it's the case it's not conclusive! " Unless its on something he politically agrees with then the 20% is the winner.
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<<@kaboomcanuck2
says :
Jordon Peterson - you're completely wrong and either fearful or seeing dollar signs from your comments.
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<<@henrywallace5445
says :
28:08
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<<@christophersnedeker
says :
45:23 I believe in climate action but I also agree with Jordan's reasoning. I think we in the west should bear the lions share of the cost as it was us who did the majority of the damage. Not to the point that we starve to death but I think we'd be better off if we ate more beans and potatoes and less subsidized McDonald's.
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<<@DialecticallyChallenged
says :
Destiny advocating for a mixed economy is a popular sentiment, but the only thing that ends up happening is you end up with a poor version of both.
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<<@DialecticallyChallenged
says :
There he goes, Mr. Type A Personality..
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<<@BigBawzRandy
says :
Why have you become known? āThatās a really broad questionā š¤£ the man canāt even answer a simple straight forward question
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<<@YVoiceY
says :
1:26:55 i genuinely felt myself getting dumber atp, why am i watching tsš
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<<@plexq
says :
I think the difficulty I have with this is the reduction to hopelessness. When we interact with people being people and the reality of outcomes that produces - statistically, the best we can expect is grinding it out somewhere just barely above break-even with ourselves, the climate, and the economy. We can just kinda of watch in horror to see if we're very marginally on the right side of that equation. If not, then the whole thing will go down the crapper in maybe 100-300 years. Typically humans discover or innovate something that has that curve deviate a bit more upwards periodically. And horribly, if that advantage we carve out through discovery or innovation is too large, then the gap is rapidly exploited for profit, and it goes from perhaps the thing that could have made the difference, to a blip. A Blip which ends up being normalized to make almost no difference long-term. Can we out-innovate human capacity to turn even utopia into a for-profit enterprise? Perhaps that's the final question and dilemma? And if not, the result is certain catastrophe. Will our robot overlords force the outcome for us? I think many folks secretly or not so secretly hope so.
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<<@Dr.IconLogo
says :
he is so twitchy
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<<@Rough_C
says :
seeing you keep trying to argue that the fear of nuclear power is not at all like fearing vaccines was pretty funny JP lol
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<<@daniel-tl5sh
says :
I know no one watches this but it just occurred to me from his intro he sounds like kermit
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<<@wolfiedotybasel1213
says :
Damn destiny was confident about them vaccines š
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<<@LoFiAdherer
says :
Peterson takes a wrong premise at 32:00 when saying that energy prices and shifts in energy mix resulted from left oriented policy maker's interventions. The spectacular rise in energy prices in Germany was caused by Russia's unilateral decisions to first withdraw from energy supply agreements and then attack Ukraine in Feb 2022, which caused German cheap natural gas imports from Russia to implode. It was a plain supply shock. It is true that at the same time carbon dioxide pricing has been brought on the way however he mixes correlation and causation. Assuming him to be as clever as he sounds like I am tempted to believe he did that on purpose to fit his narrative. Please don't fall for this!
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<<@dustydarkhorse
says :
Jesus. I knew Peterson was insufferable but this is the first time hearing him in a long form "Debate". Bro, this isn't a fucking monologue
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<<@bobbobbington7308
says :
He says the Scandinavian countries are able to do it because they're wealthy will we have the wealthiest country in the world so we could definitely do it
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<<@roberttyrrell5315
says :
Destiny asked what something is. Then when told what it is he becomes an expert on it all of a sudden š
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<<@bley99
says :
45:30 just looking to blame "the west" for lack of investment in African countries. As if private equity wouldn't gladly invest if the problem wasn't the rampant corruption rather than green energy tariffs
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<<@ab-ig4ku
says :
You can choose not to buy nuclear, but you still get the electricity from there.
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<<@bley99
says :
42:50 sad that Peterson's only retort was a vague claim about a lawsuit when in fact the scientist was suing conservatives for defamation after they claimed he manipulated data to scare people about climate change. He won the lawsuit and his published results stand
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<<@PaddaPlays
says :
I love Jordan Peterson, and agree with a lot of what he says, but there are some arguments Destiny made which I wish Jordan followed Destiny through instead of pivot.
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<<@ab-ig4ku
says :
Nordic countries have become rich countries while heavy distribution of wealth.
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<<@bryankelly2976
says :
Aged badly with this Fauci shit
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<<@gnosis18
says :
Even the intro has "water might be wet" energy and...do people still think Jordan is bringing a relevant insight to these debates? Precsions in one's speech is apparently important. BUT if you never commit to a definition, no precision is required.
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<<@c4rnagEc4
says :
this is very naive to think "I change the system and will be better" especially on such a big scale like millions of people, when his system don't even work in families every time how carbon tax is a good thing? It will just flip everything, you will need to give time to invest develop some tech to reduce the carbon footprint first, and after if you did nothing to improve than some consequence's and still the price of product will rise
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<<@EarthSpirit.easyzdota
says :
44:30 changed my view on climate change
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<<@kickaxeguitars
says :
Jordan is very smart and has a big vocabulary, but he says way too much without getting to the point. This is his debate tactic. Itās fuckinā annoying.
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<<@SimonFrack
says :
57:30 Vaccines ended the pandemic and ended the lockdowns. They worked as intended and are (statistically) safe.
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<<@WoeIsJesse
says :
What is the logical argument for climate change denial other than paranoid hyper-skepticism? Do deniers simply think we're wasting money trying to measure/fix these things? Or what else could possibly be the end goal/beneficiary if we assume it's all a misunderstanding or at worse a hoax? E: nvm they addressed it his rant was just so long I didn't think they'd revisit it
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<<@amuy85
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Come on @JordanBPeterson, the urban heat island effect is accounted for and properly adjusted by climate scientists. Besides, as obvious examples, you also have the retreat of glaciers (ask ski resorts) and rise of sea levels (ask Pacific islanders), among many other things pointing to what scientists have known for quite a while now.
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