140. Maps of Meaning 12: Final - The Divinity of the Individual

140. Maps of Meaning 12: Final - The Divinity...

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What The Story Of Jacob And Esau Teaches About Sibling Rivalry

What does the oldest sibling feud in the Bible have to do with the argument you keep having with the person you love most? In this lecture, delivered improbably in the city of sin, Jordan Peterson takes the story of a twin who cheats his own brother out of everything and uses it ...  Show more

How To Become Someone People Rely On

What does the way your attention moves across a crowded restaurant have to do with why civilizations collapse? In this lecture, Jordan Peterson opens where you’d least expect a talk about God to begin—with Richard Dawkins, a problem in cognitive science, and the uncomfortable fac ...  Show more

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