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There is so much wonderful free content JP has available on youtube, he's extremely intelligent and very insightful. I've always seen him as an honest person above all, although I disagree with some of his political views.

P. Academy is presented as if it were the equivalent to a university degree or an alternative to higher education. I've seen some of the reviews, and even though some of the people reviewing them are clearly on the extreme left and had no intention of making an honest review from the beginning, P. Academy gives them plenty of valid reasons to criticize JP.

What's your opinion?

My entire life strangers or those who didn't know me well always described me as shy and introverted. I even described myself that way given I've only ever been able to freely express myself to close friends and family.

But about 6 or so years ago, at an admittedly low point in my life, I decided to take Jordan Peterson's Big Five personality test on the understandmyself website.

Some of the results were unsurprising (high agreeableness and high openness). Some of them felt like a punch in the gut (extremely low conscientiousness and very high neuroticism), but the one thing I felt absolutely confident was low was extraversion. Spoiler alert: it was in the 68th percentile (75th for enthusiasm, 47th assertiveness). I couldn't wrap my head around it then, and I can't wrap my head around it now.

Naturally, I assume my high neuroticism has a role in my apparent shyness and inconsistent social nature (some people I just jive with naturally and it's an instant connection, and other's not so much). It's odd though, because, in a way, extroversion and neuroticism are opposites. So I'm wondering if maybe I botched the test somehow and perhaps wasn't as honest as I thought I was.

But that's what I'm here for; to get an explanation from individuals smarter than me about my conundrum of a personality makeup.

Hey guys

In Podcast #364 with Jonathan Pageau on June 8, 2023, Peterson said Victor Swift had built a King James Bible AI (51:18) and another based on roughly two million words of Peterson’s material (57:02)

Then, on JRE #2180 on July 25, 2024, he said an LLM trained on his books would be released alongside We Who Wrestle with God (1:55:13). He also said the KJV model remained unreleased (1:57:22)

I can’t find a public release or update. What happened?

Travis Pangburn, founder of Pangburn Philosophy and the man who organized some of the most iconic intellectual debates of the last decade. Travis reveal what really happened the night Jordan Peterson faced Matt Dillahunty on his stage. Travis calls it his favorite public conversation of all time raw, human, and unfiltered in a way that even the legendary Peterson vs Sam Harris series never quite reached.

Hey Y'all, I’ve made a dating website for adults who understand themselves to help reverse the rapidly declining birth rate across the world. It incorporates the Understand Myself Personality Assessment, arguably the most comprehensive and accurate personality assessment in the world. The kind of assessment that people who are serious about wanting to marry and have a family would take.

The first half of the year on this show came down to one author. When the subject of books that changed how he sees things came up, Peterson put Dostoevsky at the top of the list, and that's most of what got logged from January through June.

The ones he named:

• The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoevsky, the first title he named.
• Crime and Punishment by Dostoevsky, part of the same run he called unbelievably compelling.
• Notes from Underground by Dostoevsky.
• Demons by Dostoevsky, rounding out the set.

His framing was that these are fiction, not fact, but that doesn't stop them from being true.

Also mentioned: 12 Rules for Life by Jordan Peterson himself.

Short list this time, but a consistent one.

Full list is here: https://podshelf.io/podcasts/the-jordan-b-peterson-podcast. Free, no signup.

I just noticed that that music video "Destination Calabria" is no longer age restricted! As well as several other music videos.

Back in the day, it was 18+ only.

Don't get me wrong, its a great video. But what does this say about what direction society is headed in? Where they are opening videos like this to all age groups?

"Mike Fairclough, the head teacher of West Rise Junior School, spoke about a plan by 'globalists' to disempower people and take away their freedoms."

It's remarkable how quickly ideas once dismissed as conspiracy theories have entered mainstream political debate.

The globalist agenda must be exposed, confronted and defeated.