re: I’m addicted to the Joe Rogan experience

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Why is it sad and why should he get a life? What’s wrong with listening? I like to listen when I’m driving or doing yard work.

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You're "addicted"?

My only legitimate question, if it is legitimately a question at all I am jot qualified to say, is of there was thus advanced civilization we are learning to be true, where is all the stuff left behind after the great flood? Shouldn't their be buried deposits everywhere of some bygone civilization. All we have are strange monuments that we aren't sure how they built, maps that defy all topography says we knew at those times, writings from people like Plato, strange DNA found in Peru, or the Amazon, of aborigines from Australia: how did they get there if the Samoans were the first to conquer navigation?

But in terms of real material outside an old compunter from Greece and a battery from Iraq there ain't much I believe.


I wish Joe would bring on someone who is the world's most renowned expert on the Voynich Manuscript.

Back when Rogan hosted Fear Factor, he got into an argument with one of his producers on set. They had about two hours of filming left for an episode. The producer said they had to finish in the morning because there was only an hour of daylight left. It was mid-fall and DST ended the previous weekend.

Rogan insisted they could just turn all the clocks and watches back an hour to adjust for this problem.

this clip of Rogan talking with Tim Dillon about Cruise Ships is worth the watch

pure frickery and so much anger towards "cruise people"

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Don’t listen to him, he’s a moron

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Rogan has called himself an idiot multiple times. Difference between him and the average moron is that Rogan’s a great conversationalist that brings on a wide range of guests. You’re not going to find too many other podcasts like that

watch joe on news radio

hes low hanging fruit to dogpile since his podcast is number 1, but he's a really good listen. I like it because he's a common guy that shits on the Hollywood elite and BS they spew.

Also, people dismiss him but he's actually pretty knowledgeable about a lot of things. He reads a ton of books.

For some reason mainstream archeology and science don’t want people to know about cataclysmic events in our past. I’ve heard theories that think it’s cyclical. Every 12000 years via mini novas from our sun or so and there is some evidence that supports it. These groups don’t touch this stuff and do everything they can to run cover for these thousands of “one offs” around the world. They know something we don’t. If you don’t toe the line in these groups, you get forced out of the field. Some have retreated to YouTube and their theories are very intriguing. Most of the time they make more sense than the shite explanations we get from the so called keepers of this information

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I think if people would have that format of communication with people they don't like, more people would come to appreciate each other and everyone wouldn't be at each other's throats all the time.

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like Joe Rogan, but its hard to finish a full episode.

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How can you seriously type these two things in the same post?

By the way, I agree with your opinion that most/more people should get to know more people of different perspectives in depth.