I hear all the time, hey, I got into your stuff through Jordan Peterson.

Hey, I got into Orthodoxy through Jordan Peterson and you.

I got into Orthodoxy through you, Jonathan Pajot, Jordan Peterson.

So I think it's time to kind of finally dive in to see what he's all about.

And we're going to start, I think, from the places that would be most natural,

which would be the two courses.

Well, it's kind of a giant corpus actually of information.

Personality and its transformations is the title.

And then it's a course on personality which

I assume is one of his it looks like one of his college classes I think he calls it

psychology to something in the in the lecture series but however that that lecture course ends somewhere about I don't know a lot of lectures

in I mean this goes 21 or 22 and then it and then it starts over I don't know if that's a whole other course.

We're going to find out.

It looks like it's the same course retought maybe.

But there's other courses then kind of stacked on top of that.

So there's a good 72 entries here.

So I don't know if it's just him reteaching the same one if it is

what we'll do is uh switch over to maps of meaning which is one of the other courses which he

taught at harvard or yale i don't remember where he taught maps of meaning but we'll do that one as well

depending upon how this one goes when it gets into repetition if it does so

so I want to we want to understand where somebody's coming from in depth right and I know that it's always it's always annoying to me when people don't adequately represent what my position is

now you might say but didn't you do a critique video in 2017 so six or seven years ago now almost.

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