human dignity

Dr. Jordan B. Peterson sits down with investment expert and author Terrence Keeley. They discuss the recent success of the ARC conference, the reality of climate narratives and the ESG mafia, the cost effective solutions to some of our most pressing problems, and the positive side of societal betterment via impact investing.

Terrence Keeley is an American investment expert and author who has worked with and managed some of the largest investment organizations in the world. Besides having been an executive at Blackrock, Terrence also founded and served as the Senior Managing Principal of Sovereign Trends, LLC, an advisory firm for and about sovereign institutions. From 1987-2010 he was a senior managing director at UBS Investment Bank, where he oversaw the firm’s transactional and advisory relations with central banks, sovereign wealth funds, ministries of finance, public pension funds, and multilateral organizations, including the IMF and World Bank.

Terrence served as a consultant to Pope Francis’ financial reform commission, overseeing the Vatican bank. He is also a founding director of the Financial Hippocratic Oath movement. From 1982-85 he served as one of the first young trustees on the Notre Dame Board. Today he is also a frequent commentator/author on all issues relating to international finance, cross-border capital movements and global financial governance. He is married to Saskia Bory of Geneva, Switzerland. Their two sons attended the Lycée Français de New York.​

This episode was recorded on October 13th, 2023

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Today on the Matt Walsh Show, trans day of visibility was another opportunity for every institution in the country to fall prostrate to the ground and worship at the feet of trans people. So it was just like every other day, in other words. Speaking of which, Bud Light has announced a new partnership with Dylan Mulvaney. Mulvaney is racking up endorsement deals like a professional athlete. What does that tell us? Also, leftists claim that it would cost too much money to put armed security in every school in America. I have an idea about how we can free up the funds. The prime minister of New Zealand is asked to define the word woman, and hilarity ensues. In our Daily Cancellation, the rage mob is after me again. This time for, they say, "justifying" slavery. Did I justify it, or are they a bunch of semi-literate hysterical morons?

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Today on the Matt Walsh Show, we have moved one step close to signing women up for the draft. Yet the people who have clamored for gender equality aren’t celebrating the news. I wonder why? Also we have our Five Headlines, including Nancy Pelosi once again declaring herself a “devout catholic” in spite of her rabid defense of child murder. And the mayor of DC outlaws flavored tobacco, but will still be ready to throw any cop who tries to enforce the law under the bus. Hunter Biden gets ready to sell some of his art for hundreds of thousands of dollars. We’ll take a look at his masterpieces today. And the team formerly known as the Cleveland Indians has chosen a new name. But will people find a way to be offended by it? We’ll talk about all of that and more today on the Matt Walsh Show.

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I imagine a world in which the vast majority of people wake up inspired, feel safe wherever they are, and end the day fulfilled by the work that they do. Bob Chapman, legendary CEO of manufacturing company Barry-Wehmiller, has done more than most other leaders to bring that vision to life. A mentor of mine, I asked him to share his thoughts on Leadership. This is… A Bit Of Optimism 

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Self-help gurus, life coaches, and business consultants love to tell us that we must strive for constant self-improvement to realize our full potential and become truly happy. But it doesn't seem to work -- for many of us, life still seems hollow and meaningless. So focused are we on personal development and material possessions that we've overlooked the things that make life truly fulfilling and worthwhile.

But what are those things?

My guest today explores the answer to that question in his book Standpoints: 10 Old Ideas in a New World. His name is Svend Brinkmann, and he's a Danish philosopher and psychologist. We begin our conversation discussing why modern life can feel like liquid, and how the typical approach to personal development and self-help doesn't rescue us from drowning in it. Svend then contrasts the common approach to treating choices and people like instruments and means to an end with the idea of doing what's good simply because it is good. Svend argues that we can do that by standing firm on certain philosophic principles, and we spend the rest of our conversation discussing a few of what these are, including the importance of endowing others with dignity, making and keeping promises, and embracing responsibility.

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The March For Life is happening in DC today. I want to talk about the most incredible and inspiring thing about the march. It's something that often gets overlooked. Also, a congressional Democrat makes an evil insinuation about a Republican senator. And finally, we’ll talk about the negative effects of too much screen time, contrasted with the wondrous effects of reading. Date: 01-18-2019

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There are no good pro-abortion arguments. All arguments in favor of killing human children are horrendously illogical and demented. But this particular argument is the worst one of all, for reasons I will now explain.

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