And if you think tough men are dangerous, wait until you see what weak men are capable of.
JORDAN PETERSONThe things that pose the greatest threats to your survival are the most real things.
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People who know what to expect from one another can act together to tame the world.
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If society is corrupt, but not the individuals within it, then where did the corruption originate? How is it propagated? It’s a one-sided, deeply ideological theory.
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Consult your resentment. It’s a revelatory emotion, for all its pathology.
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You must determine where you are going in your life, because you cannot get there unless you move in that direction.
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There are some games you don’t get to play unless you are all in.
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You’re going to pay a price for every bloody thing you do and everything you don’t do. You don’t get to choose to not pay a price. You get to choose which poison you’re going to take. That’s it.
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We believe that in reducing the scope and importance of our errors, we are properly humble; in truth, we are merely unwilling to bear the weight of our true responsibility.
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Experience is the best teacher, and the worst experiences teach the best lessons.
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There’s a worthy and noble ambition: strength in the face of adversity. That is very different from the wish for a life free of trouble.
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A hurricane is an act of God. But failure to prepare, when the necessity for preparation is well known – that’s sin.
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True thinking is rare – just like true listening.
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There’s some real utility in gratitude. It’s also good protection against the dangers of victimhood and resentment.
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I’m not hurt. I’m appalled.
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The purpose of life, as far as I can tell, is to find a mode of being that’s so meaningful that the fact that life is suffering is no longer relevant.
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Nietzsche said that a man’s worth was determined by how much truth he could tolerate.
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