The Ben Shapiro Show Jordan Peterson | The Ben Shapiro Show Sunday Special Ep. 114
May 2, 2021
In a thought-provoking discussion, Jordan Peterson, a renowned clinical psychologist and author, returns to delve into his latest work, 'Beyond Order'. He reflects on the intense scrutiny he faces as a cultural figure and discusses the implications of modern media narratives. The conversation touches on personal agency, the clash of ideologies, and the need for responsibility in defining life's meaning. Peterson also explores love and relationships, emphasizing the significance of mentorship in shaping identity and nurturing the younger generation.
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Target of the Left
- Jordan Peterson believes his blend of rationalism and religious thought makes him a target of the left.
- He embodies both the Enlightenment and mythological perspectives.
The Need for a Story
- The human heart needs a story, an adventure, especially when young, says Jordan Peterson.
- He cites Piaget's 'messianic stage' of adolescence, where identity formation seeks a broad, often religious, framework.
Unmet Needs of Young Men
- Jordan Peterson recalls seeing a young man holding pink shopping bags, feeling foolish.
- Peterson suggests this highlights the unmet need for a "warlike overseas adventure" among young men.
