Jordan Peterson on what scares him more than death
"You know, I was ready to die a year ago. And not casually. I had people I loved. So no, I'm not very worried about me, but I am very worried about making a mistake."
"Do I fear I've become a Jordan Peterson impersonator? I think I worry about it more than anything else. I hope. I hope I do. I better."
"Has fame corrupted me? No doubt. In some regard. It's a very difficult thing to avoid, because things change around you."
"Not if the red carpet is rolled out to you while you're on your way to perdition. That's not a good deal. You just get there more efficiently."
"If you gaze into the abyss long enough, you see the light, not the darkness. I'm betting my life on it."
"The angel of death sits on every word."
"I'd wake up every morning. Time short, get at it. Time short, get at it. There's things to do."
"I heard Elon Musk talk about that a couple of months ago. Someone asked him about death and he said just offhand, 'That'd be a relief.' And then he went on with the conversation."
"I'm more afraid of hell than death. I don't know if it follows or if it's always here. And I think we're gonna find out."
"You're more likely to die terribly if you live in a manner that brings you to hell. That's one connection."