Jordan Peterson ~ Interesting Things You Probably Didn't Know About Your Brain

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• LU

  @lucascopp4050 · 6 years ago

  Did I just witness Jordan Peterson explaining foot fetishes using neuropsychology? I should go to sleep

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• CR

  @creepymysteries1493 · 6 years ago

  &apos;You hear with ur eyes&apos; <br><br>Im way too stoned for young peterson

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• TH

  @TheBigDiddly · 6 years ago

  &quot;You&apos;re this huge face with great big lips and tongue, you have massive balloon like hands and your feet are pretty big too&quot;<br><br>How jordan Peterson roasts people

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• AI

  @aidanhamilton · 5 years ago

  Closing my eyes, I can see Jordan Peterson talking with my ears.

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• DO

  @doomguy8888 · 6 years ago

  One of the more interesting Coke-a-Cola adds I&apos;ve seen in awhile.

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• JE

  @jessebartola3090 · 5 years ago

  “There’s more space inside your head than there is space outside your head”<br><br>...well that’s enough JP for today

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• TO

  @TobyMcGroby · 6 years ago

  A smart guy that doesn&apos;t use big words to show off how smart he is. Humble yet oozes confidence 👍

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• TR

  @tropingreenhorn · 5 years ago

  dude that guy said more interesting stuff in 10 min than I have heard from some people in 10 years.

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• GL

  @gliese4363 · 6 years ago

  I literally didn’t zone out for a minute and I never do that

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• LE

  @letsgoBrandon204 · 6 years ago

  I must have a massive pre-frontal cortex because I THINK about doing things all the time. On the other hand, my motor cortex could use a little pep talk 😓

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• JA

  @janemarinelli2838 · 6 years ago

  This must be why very young children when they first learn how to draw, draw themselves and others as a big head and hands. &nbsp;I saved pictures from my children and grandchildren and they all seemed to draw people the same way when they were 2 or 3. &nbsp;And interestingly my daughters would draw my head very large and their fathers smaller although I am 5’ 4” and my husband is 6’ 2”. &nbsp;I believe this was because I was the one who was usually there to care for them. &nbsp;I always found this fascinating.

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• NU

  @numhont211 · 6 years ago

  This man is a gift to mankind!

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