Jordan Peterson Uncovers How Religion Is More Than Superstition: Why the Ultimate Ideal Matters
In his thought-provoking lecture on Sodom and Gomorra, renowned psychologist and author Jordan Peterson explores the concept of the ultimate ideal in religion and philosophy. Peterson argues that if we can imagine an ideal world or society, then we should also be able to posit an ultimate ideal, a transcendent and divine goal that inspires and motivates us. He also challenges the common assumption that religion is merely a form of superstition, arguing instead that it is a profound expression of the human need for meaning and purpose. According to Peterson, dismissing religion as mere superstition is a mistake that can lead to nihilism and despair. This lecture is a fascinating exploration of the relationship between religion, philosophy, and the human psyche, and a powerful reminder of the importance of seeking the ultimate ideal.
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Eric Weinstein Reveals Why Humanity's Future Depends on Interstellar Travel
Eric Weinstein explains the passover story, why Jewish people call Egypt Mizraim ("the narrow place"), and how civilization is at another narrow place in history. A second Exodus? Edward Teller and Stanislav Ulam unleashed "holy hell", i.e., the power of the sun on the planet through the design of thermonuclear weapons, which may be dooming us to a very bad end.
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