Jordan Peterson Canceled: Warning On Good vs Evil, God, WW3, Andrew Tate, Porn & Men Feeling Lost!

Disclosure: This episode was sponsored by Ground News. This post may contain affiliate links or links to the sponsor’s website. If you purchase an item using this affiliate link, Impact Theory may receive commission. Go to to see through misleading media narratives. Subscribe through my link to get 40% off unlimited access this month only. You can try Aura for free for two weeks at The Smart, Simple Way To Stay Safe Online. Unlock your potential and transform your life 2024: Can humanity ever truly overcome evil? Can personal responsibility truly shape destiny in an interconnected world? Can society survive without traditional masculine virtues? Consider this your warning… Dr. Jordan B. Peterson is a renowned psychologist, author, and online educator here to help us navigate the complex layers of thought, emotion, and spirit that compose the human condition. A Canadian clinical psychologist by profession, Jordan carved a unique path that intertwined academic rigor with deep reflections on morality, meaning, and belief. In today’s thought-provoking episode, Jordan is answering deep questions about life, purpose, and the potential for human transformation. We touch on: - The line between good and evil - Healthy vs. toxic masculinity - Social media’s role in society’s rapid transformation - Personal responsibility and the pursuit of meaning - Cultural castration of men - Human suffering and wrestling with God - The challenges of conveying wisdom through religious narratives - The OnlyFans dynamic - Genuine religious pursuit vs. exploitation for tyrannical ends - Victimhood narratives and moral superiority From the depths of human nature and the potential for totalitarianism, to the power of religious and philosophical insights in understanding the complexities of life, Jordan and I delve into the complex landscape of human psychology, ideology, and the search for meaning. Don’t miss this journey into the heart of what it means to be human, and confront your beliefs, fears, and moral compass in this episode of Impact Theory. Chapter Markers: [0:00] When Will the Doomsday Clock Strike Midnight? [15:06] The Canary in the Coal Mine [31:01] The Runaway Cycle of Transformation [44:03] Wrestling with God [59:27] Separation of the Wheat from the Chaff [1:11:47] Cracking Human Intelligence with LLMs [1:33:49] Message from Culture to “Castrate Yourself” [1:51:02] Predators, oppressors, and power Powerful Insights From Dr. Jordan B. Peterson: “If you don’t believe in something like the ultimate reality of evil, it’s just the Nazis went about things a slightly different way. Who’s to say what’s right or wrong?“ “It’s no wonder that we believe in the union of diversity when we believe that a man can be a woman. If we believe those things, there’s nothing we won’t swallow, no camel too big to go down our throats, no totalitarian lie we won’t rush to embody.“ “There’s a vertical axis of orientation upward towards God, mediated by tradition, and there’s a horizontal axis that’s part of the ongoing conversation and consensus of the moment.“ “And so the world of images is going to have the same networked structure as the world of words that the LLMs have modeled. Soon the LLms will be able to model the world of images and soon they’ll be able to lay them on top of one another.“ “...everything you give away, you’ll get back if you give it away in the right spirit.“ “You give more than you’re called upon to give, even to your enemies. Why? Because there is no better strategy than that by any stretch of the imagination…How could you possibly put anything in a more solid bank than in the goodwill you generated in the embodied imaginations of other people? That’s the kingdom.“ Follow Dr. Jordan B Peterson: Website: YouTube: X: Instagram: Preorder “We Who Wrestle with God”: Follow Me, Tom Bilyeu: Website: X: Instagram: If you want to dive deeper into my content, search through every episode, find specific topics I’ve covered, and ask me questions. Go to my Dexa page: Themes: Mindset, Finance, World Affairs, Health & Productivity, Future & Tech, Simulation Theory & Physics, Dating & Relationships