eric weinstein, and kind of a collection of people like myself and him and his brother brad, jordan petersonm harris, and very, very wise and others. so the threat is the mainstream media has moved pretty far left and they have become pretty censorious, and we need alternative sources of media. and not the kooky right-wing nuts or the left-wing crazies or whatever, but just some alternative media that is fundable, that can support itself, right? so podcasts and substack column, i have both of these so i get income from that. this point in my life it would be hard for me to be canceled completely because i've kind of built a shell around myself. but a lot of people, younger scholars and scientists, academics or people in the media who do not tow the line, the regressive left, they are worried about their job. they're not free to speak up. they are not free to present alternative ideas because they could be fired or harassed so intensely, canceled that they just don't want to work there anymore. it's a hostile work environment. so someone like barry weiss, left the "new york times," in york ti

and jordan peterson faced quite a backlash for. their process. yes, indeed they have yeah. i wrote i have a chapter in the book, as you know. and jordan i like jordan. i think he is, for the most part doing good wants to help. you know, i don't agree with all his mythological symbolism stuff, but maybe that's just me. and in case a lot of people seem to find a lot of value in what, he has to say and if that's the case and it makes their lives better, good what's wrong with that? you know, nothing. nothing's wrong with that. and i guess where he gets in trouble, we're all of us getting troubles on sensitive issues like race and gender. so my latest substack column is on is called what is a woman anyway? so i started off just to write a review about walsh's film, but it's not about his film at all. it's really about the semantic game that is being now. it's sort of postmodernism run amuck where words don't have meanings anymore because the, you know, the answer matt got to his question what is a woman is whatever anybody it is, well, what is that whatever they feel? well, wha

you have support from jason furman of the obama administration, jordan peterson, steven pinker. you did something right to get that diverse group of people to agree on your book, correct? >> that was marian. marian knows all those guys. i think what they were able to see is look, you have this framework. looking at things with time prices instead of money prices reveals a completely different picture of what is happening. so we have this framework. then we go out and apply it to actual data and see a different world. it is like a telescope almost. it is like once you have this instrument, this way of looking at things, you see a completely different world. the world we see when we look at time prices says we are experiencing superabundance where we do not see that population will increase and make us run out of resources. we will become more abundant. you don't see an increase in population that will cause these other kinds of -- i mean, recently we have heard about elon musk versus the new mall susie ends. -- new malthusians. thomas mall this wrote this --malthus wrote this boo

jordan peterson, steven tinker get something right to get that diversity group of people to a granderook, correct? >> i was in marion. marion knows all of those guys. what they were able to see is a look, you have this y framework. looking at things with the time it pricing a set of money pricing reveals a completely different picture of what is happening. you go out in this data and we see a different world. it is like a telescope almost. once you have this instrument, this way of looking at things you see a completely different world. in the world we see when we loos at time prices says we are experiencing this superabundance where we do not see populations going to have a problem. we do not see an increase in population is going to make us run outs of resources that will become more abundant for we do not see the increasing populationla is going to cause these other kinds of the story here was about elon musk versus. we have new he was this guy in 1798 who wrote this book and so the population is going to do this but your food is going to do this you're going to crash. that thinkin

you have blurbs of support from jason furman of the obama administration, jordan peterson, steven pinker. you did something right to get that diverse group of people to agree on your book, correct? >> guest: that was marion. mary and knows all those guys, and i think what they were able to see is look, you have this framework looking at things with time prices instead of money prices and it reveals a completely different picture of what's happening. so we have this framework and then we go out and applied to this actual data and we see a different world. it's like a telescope almost. it's like once you have this instrument, this way of looking at things, then you see a completely different world. the world we see when we look at time, time prices says we are experiencing a superabundance where we don't see the population that's going to have a problem. we don't see an increase in population is going to make us run out of resources. we will become more abundant and we don't see an increase in population is going to cause these of the kinds of, i mean, recently our story here was about elo

then i started seeing the life forming and when i was writing the first book i was on tour with jordan peterson will ensure you know of who i would say is the preeminent sort of modern thinker of our time and i was opening for him throughout all of 2018 into 2019 about 120 shows in 20 cities, 20 countries all over the world. haand he would often talk about the importance of having children. that basically you can live a full actualized life without children but most people can't so there are some people that can that is not to denigrate those people in any way. they might find all of their old value and all of their work in whatever their artistic pursuits are or career pursuits or whatever that might be in some people can have children and of course there's a litany of reasons people do not and that's not to diminish any of their lives but that for most people, all fully lived experience of being a human, being a parent is part of that and actually after that being a grandparent and if you're lucky enough maybe o being a great-grandparents is all part of that so i was shifting already three ye

started to see the light forming and then when i was writing the first book i was on tour with jordan peterson and was opening for him throughout all of 2018 through 2019 but he would often talk about the importance of having children that basically, you can live a fully actualized life without children but most people can't. some people can that is not to denigrate them in any way. they may find their full value and worth and whatever their artistic or career pursuits mayit be of course there is a let me reasons why people do not not to diminish any of their lives but for most people to fully live the experience being a parent is part of that and then a grandparent if you're lucky enough may be a great grandparent is part of that. so i was shifting three years ago writing the first book and then itle took some time. obviously with two biological males it's trickier to have kids. it took us some time to get there but we do have to babies on the way we are very excited about. it shaped what we were writing about in the book because now i have extra pressure to make sure the world is good. someb

you want to give somebody credit for noticing something, give jordan peterson credit for noticing thisnd bringing it to the forefront. rachel: the crisis in boys many, many years ago. will: this has been an issue for a long time. it's been at the forefront for at least half a decade if not more. rachel: more than that. will: meaning it's been known in popular cultures, something men are struggling with. see it on youtube videos and hear it on podcasts. you know, i don't want to focus on the fact that the new york times is now noticing, but this is literally a real crisis. rachel: yeah. i had you both on my podcast and we talked about what were the most important issues that you saw that my husband sean saw and pete saw, you brought up this -- this issue up and this crisis in masculinity. culture matters, and i think at the heart of this is a crisis in fatherhood. we have seen a breakdown of the family, and there is an ideological reason for that. if you break down the family, then the government becomes the baby daddy if you will. if becomes the -- you break down the family and suddenl

noted a trend that was not good for the kiev regime, and remembered the famous canadian scientist jordan peterson in ukraine to the degradation of the west and pope francis, who said that the aggravation of the conflict was caused by barking. nato at the gates of russia in general is a bunch of beautiful-hearted aborigines. delivers peterson francis is now a martian - this means that the corresponding intellectual trend is quite widespread in the west. so not only good russians will soon be gone. well, good international ones and we will be self-sufficient orphans. but with crimea and donbass, the latter, however, is excluded, because in ukraine they also understand very well that no matter how many times they ask the inhabitants of donbass and crimea in which country they want to live, the result will be the same so that moscow simply did not comment details of the plan proposed by the billionaire. dmitry peskov, the press secretary of the russian president, only called positive the fact that people like elon musk, nevertheless, finally also took care of finding peaceful solutions for mikhail ki

he speaks and he can be understood somewhere, canadian professor of psychology and journalist jordan petersony says that russia's victory is inevitable, and incompetent western politicians have guessed it, they did not pay attention to the russian warning that they would not tolerate ukraine in nato, the pope, francis of rome got it for asking zelensky to return to negotiations and calls for an investigation into the international factors that provoked the war. so arrestovich is certainly right, the eyes of the world began to open since world authorities are talking about this more and more often and celebrities at concerts with leader pink floyd rock musician. roger waters appears video cutting shots with people whom he considers war criminals. in particular, a photobiden with a caption, an aspiring biden fuels a war in ukraine a. this is already a very serious crime. why did the united states begin to push the zelensky ukrainian president into negotiations in order to remove the need for this terrible nightmarish war in which so many die. yes, we do not even know how many ukrainians and rus

for vladimir putin to speak with a certain forecast, the famous canadian clinical psychologist jordan petersonannel sky news has already explained how the confrontation between russia and the west will end and how do you think how this war will end? will we find out in winter? well , i know what i would have done in putin's place. i would have waited for the first cold snap and turned on the valve, he is going to control the energy. well, of course he's going to do it. he also warned the west insists that it is necessary to solve problems with maintenance and shut down the pipelines. do you think he will use nuclear weapons, well, if necessary, he will use tactical weapons on the battlefield, even if the third world war begins, well, rather not, because we will not answer. and why do we need to cede the ukrainians to the russian territories? i can't talk about it because i don't know. what can be preliminary conditions for peace, but i am aware of the naive notions that the russians will somehow lose or that we will win. i just don't understand, i don't understand what it means we're in the ga

let's listen to a recent professor of psychology at the university of toronto, jordan peterson, he is networks now and on a recent morning show . he was asked about russia about putin and about related things. that's what he said, we ca n't win against vladimir putin anyway because you can't win against someone you can't say no to period and we can't say no to putin because we sold our soul for his oil and gas and we did it to raise our moral standing towards salvation planets. and here we are before a dreadful winter, trapped in our own trap by our own stupidity and moral assumption. we are saving the planet. let's see, i don't think so, i see something else and this is the most catastrophic situation. well, according to the world bank. for me, this figure amazed 350 million people who, let's call them that, below the middle class will be put in conditions of food insecurity, what is it? we understand food insecurity. they will just die hunger. and from the cold, these figures also can not excite in any way. yes, people who are involved in big politics, although our preten constantly

trend that was not good for the kiev regime, and he also remembered the famous canadian scientist jordan petersonwho explained the military operations in ukraine by the degradation of the west and pope francis, who said that the aggravation of the conflict was caused by barking. to nato at the gates of russia in general this bunch of beautiful-hearted aborigines is delivered by peterson francis is now a martian this means that the corresponding intellectual trend is quite widespread in the west. so not only good russians will soon be gone, but also good international ones and we will be self-sufficient orphans. but with crimea and the donbass, the latter, however, is excluded, because in ukraine they also understand very well that no matter how many times they ask the inhabitants of donbass and the crimeans in which country they want to live, the result will be the same, so that moscow simply did not comment on the details of the plan proposed by the billionaire. dmitriy peskov, the press secretary of the russian president, only called positive the fact that such people? how elon musk finally als