Jordan Peterson tells Steven Bartlett that pornography, easy gratification and avoided conflict are quietly destroying modern relationships.

Jordan B. Peterson — Canadian clinical psychologist, former University of Toronto professor and bestselling author of '12 Rules for Life' and 'We Who Wrestle with God'. One of the most prominent and polarizing public intellectuals in the world.
Peterson and Bartlett explore why modern society has become lonely, fractionated and increasingly sexless. Peterson argues identity is a hierarchy of social roles, that meaning comes from voluntary self-sacrifice rather than hedonism, and that pornography and easy gratification are sabotaging men's drive and relationships. He gives blunt advice on marriage, fertility timing, and the discipline of telling the truth. The back half turns personal and philosophical: his decade of legal battles, three years of severe illness and pain, the deaths of his parents, and his developing answer to what 'God' actually means.
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Jordan B. Peterson
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