You don’t get to choose not to pay a price, you only get to choose which price you pay.
JORDAN PETERSONMuch of happiness is hope.
More Jordan Peterson Quotes
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In order to be able to think, you have to risk being offensive.
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It’s a luxury to pursue what makes you happy; it’s a moral obligation to pursue what you find meaningful.
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It is far better to render beings in your car competent than to protect them.
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But we can aim too high. Or too low. Or too chaotically. So we fail and live in disappointment, even when we appear to others to be living well.
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You remember the past not so that it is “accurately recorded,” to say it again, but so that you are prepared for the future.
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When existence reveals itself as existentially intolerable, thinking collapses in on itself. In such situations – in the depths—it’s noticing, not thinking, that does the trick.
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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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Beauty shames the ugly. Strength shames the weak. Death shames the living – and the Ideal shames us all.
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Territory matters, and there is little difference between territorial rights and social status. It is often a matter of life and death.
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If you are not willing to be a fool, you can’t become a master.
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And if you think tough men are dangerous, wait until you see what weak men are capable of.
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That’s poetic in its malevolence.
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Consciousness is a mystery that faces the mystery of potential and transforms it into actuality. We do that with every choice we make. Our choices determine the destiny of the world. By making a choice, you alter the structure of reality.
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That which you most need to find will be found where you least wish to look.
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We are increasingly falling prey to the desperation of meaninglessness.
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