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Jordan Peterson Breaks Down Joe Rogan Conquering the “Mob”: “You Were Set Up To Do That”

Published 01/29/2023, 5:36 AM EST

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In the latest episode of ‘The Joe Rogan Experience’, Joe Rogan and Jordan B. Peterson delved into the critical role financial stability plays in the ability to express one’s opinions. Peterson emphasized the importance of having a strong financial foundation in order to effectively defend yourself against ‘the mobs’. Jordan Peterson also took a moment to commend the UFC commentator for his exceptional ability to rise to the top and create a platform for free and open discussions.

The two engaged in a thought-provoking conversation about the importance of financial strength in allowing individuals to make their voices heard and have a meaningful impact on the world. While not everyone agrees with Peterson always, he brings a unique perspective to the table and stimulates important discussions. His ideas may be controversial, but they are also valid and worthy of consideration.

Jordan Peterson initiates crucial money talk

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In episode #1933 of the JRE, renowned psychologist Jordan Peterson joined Joe Rogan for the third time. The topic at hand was the critical importance of speaking truthfully. Peterson shed light on the fact that to have a meaningful voice in today’s society, financial stability key. He explained how financial stability helps to mitigate the negative effects of any backlash that may occur, thereby enabling one to remain steadfast and not lose ground.

“If you are not in a position where you can afford to say what you had to say, then that’s an indication that you haven’t positioned yourself optimally. Existentially, you have not positioned yourself optimally in life… Your foundation is too weak.”, said Jordan Peterson.

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He further added, “The mob’s coming for you. And so is the chaos of nature and you bloody well better be prepared. And so I think if you are anonymous, you are depriving yourself of the necessity to put yourself in a position where you can tell the truth.”

Having said that, Peterson further commended Joe Rogan for his unparalleled success, recognizing him as a trailblazer who has paved his own way to the top.

How did Joe Rogan ‘set up’ himself against the ‘mob’?

Despite operating as a sole entity, Joe Rogan has established himself as a prominent figure in the media industry and has garnered a huge following due to his fearless, no-holds-barred style. Peterson recognizes the impressive achievement and impact that Rogan has made in the world of podcasting.

Peterson said, “I’ve been watching you for a long time and it’s quite remarkable seeing the impact that you have that keeps increasing across the time.

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Speaking of Rogan’s success, Jordan Peterson further added, “You’ve gone from just doing this podcast as sort of a side thing for you, at least when it started... I don’t know if there has been anybody who has more impact as a single individual on the media environment worldwide than you do… And I know you were set up to do that, because you had multiple streams of income. You couldn’t easily be taken out.”

And we can all concur with Jordan Peterson on this point. His takes may be controversial at times, but they stand in fairness most times.

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Mayur Soni

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Mayur Soni is a UFC Writer at EssentiallySports. His interest in the UFC heightened when he first saw his favorite fighter Conor McGregor knockout Jose Aldo in mere 13 seconds, in 2015. He thus got hooked on the sport.
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Amal Joyce