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How Antibiotics Create Superbugs

How Antibiotics Create Superbugs Antibiotics gave modern society a short “break” from infectious disease — and we’re ending it by breeding resistance at scale. In this Jordan Peterson lecture, he explains how infection risk shapes behavior through a “behavioral immune system,” why it’s designed to be oversensitive, and how disgust spills into morality, relationships, and politics. You’ll hear why feedlot practices and overuse accelerate superbugs, how parasite stress can drive conformity and distrust of outsiders, and why disorders like OCD and anorexia can look like disgust/purity gone wrong — the covert operations of your biology. Lectures playlist:    • Плейлист   Related Videos:    • THE MOST DANGEROUS POLITICAL IDEOLOGY!      • What Makes Nazi Propaganda So Powerful?      • How to Turn Suffering into Meaning? | Jord...      • How to Deal with PTSD? What The Lion King ...      • Is Intelligence More Than Just Grades? | J...      • What is PAIN? — Jordan Peterson SHOCKING L...      • What Is Intelligence? | IQ, Personality & ...      • What Can Bible Stories Teach Us Today?      • Why Do We Love Stories So Much? | Jordan P...      • GOD Explained: What Is The IDEA of GOD? | ...      • Jordan Peterson's 12 Rules for Life Explai...      • What do Nuclear Weapons and The Game Monop...   Chapters 0:00 Antibiotics are failing: resistance returns 1:02 Feedlots, corn, and why resistance spreads 2:24 Behavioral immune system: strangers + false alarms 4:46 Parasite stress: conformity, distrust, sexual morality 5:19 Disgust = the “social immune system” 9:23 OCD as disgust disorder + exposure as treatment 15:34 Purity, anorexia, and disgust turned inward 20:13 Contempt, relationships, and political polarization 23:18 Conservatism: change vs inequality (two dimensions) #JordanPeterson #JordanPetersonLecture #JordanPetersonLectures #JordanPetersonPsychology #JordanPetersonMotivation #AntibioticResistance #Superbugs #Disgust #MoralPsychology #CovertOperations #Lecture