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00:00:00 - 01:00:00

In this video, Joe Rogan gets high and discusses various topics with his guests. He talks about podcasting, power dynamics, transgender people, and marijuana use. He also touches on the UFC's decision to have a "boys versus girls" narrative, and how it can be bad for everyone.

00:00:00 Joe Rogan gets high and starts behaving aggressively, prompting his brother to set up a debate about podcasting and its merits.
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00:10:00 Joe Rogan discusses with a guest how he has learned to be more wary of people in positions of power, as they are often able to manipulate public information. Rogan also discusses his experience with transgender people, noting that they often do not go through the same process of manipulation that others do.
00:15:00 Joe Rogan smokes marijuana and discusses its effects with a trans woman and her boyfriend. He also talks about the differences between the rules in New York and California when it comes to marijuana use.
00:20:00 Joe Rogan gets high and discusses how heavyweights like Gano and Ovrem train. He also discusses how fighters can protect themselves from getting knocked out by chinny punches by being tough and taking more shots.
00:25:00 Joe Rogan discusses the UFC's decision to have a "boys versus girls" narrative, and how it can be bad for everyone. He goes on to say that he thinks the verdict was good for all people who believe in the truth.
00:30:00 Joe Rogan discusses the idea that humans are naturally drawn to danger, and that when danger enters the zeitgeist it can take a long time to cleanse it out. He also discusses the idea that there is a certain level of war that we as a species have accepted as normal, and how climate change has added to the anxiety of the population.
00:35:00 Joe Rogan gets high and flagrantly displays his intoxication by dancing around, chatting, and singing. He says that, because of technology, we are increasingly interacting with fewer people, which is why social media is so hostile. He believes that, over time, our brains will evolve to be able to communicate without words.
00:40:00 Joe Rogan discusses the high he and his friend Andrew Schulz got from smoking marijuana, and how it helped them talk more freely and candidly. He also credits marijuana for helping him carve out his own show and create a unique vibe.
00:45:00 Joe Rogan discusses the idea that some people are born with sociopathy, and that first-generation sociopaths often become psychopaths.
00:50:00 Joe Rogan discusses the theory that Christianity was originally about using mushrooms to increase fertility. He also mentions that some people still believe in the religion, despite its origins being lost.
00:55:00 In this video, Joe Rogan discusses the theory that mushrooms played a role in human brain size increasing over time. Dennis McKenna, a scientist, backs up the theory. McKenna also discusses the mystery of the human brain size and how it has yet to be solved.

01:00:00 - 02:00:00

Joe Rogan gets high and talks about a range of topics including fighting, animals, and drugs. He also gives advice on how to be more confident and open with compliments and love.

01:00:00 Joe Rogan discusses his experience getting high and flagrant. He recalls an incident where he got high and thought he was playing basketball the wrong way. He also discusses his theory that a lot of smart guys are good fighters, and how his experience as a family man is a good thing. He then talks about another topic, which is his fear of grizzly bears.
01:05:00 In this video, Joe Rogan discusses his fear of grizzly bears and recounts a story of a friend who was attacked by a polar bear. He advises people to have a fear of grizzly bears in order to avoid danger.
01:10:00 Joe Rogan discusses his experience getting attacked by a bear in the woods. He says that although bears are fearsome animals, one of the things that makes them scary is their strength to weight ratio. He also says that although wolves are strong, they are not as strong as bears and that monkeys can be quite powerful when attacking humans.
01:15:00 Joe Rogan gets high and discusses his fear of bears and sharks, comparing each animal to a different level of fear. He then smokes a blunt with Schulte, who tells him that cigarettes give him a head and that he likes cigars. Rogan concludes the video by saying that there is no "best ever" because there are so many variables to consider.
01:20:00 Joe Rogan gets high and talks about a boxer who was able to fight and take beatings from the best and still be alive. He also talks about how the amount of sparring a fighter does can lead to brain damage.
01:25:00 Joe Rogan discusses his top picks for the hottest guys in the world, with Thor at the top of the list. He also mentions Justin Hartley, who he says is not as Thor-like as people think. Lastly, he discusses his number one guy, which is Idris Elba.
01:30:00 Joe Rogan discusses the difference between party drugs like marijuana and more serious drugs like psychedelics. He argues that cartoon animals like the Pixar characters are not real animals and should not be used as an example.
01:35:00 Joe Rogan gets high and starts behaving recklessly. He dresses up like a scary childhood character and plays games with his audience. One of the contestants loses fingers in a freak accident during the game.
01:40:00 Joe Rogan discusses how certain activities can be extremely satisfying, such as catching a fish or hunting. He argues that this satisfaction is something that is built into our DNA and is something that is similar to the excitement felt by successful hunters when they know they are providing food for their families.
01:45:00 Joe Rogan discusses the dangers of getting close to moose and how they can be dangerous predators.
01:50:00 Joe Rogan discusses the concept of debt and how it doesn't exist in a world where everyone is benefiting from each other. He then goes on to talk about how marijuana can help improve one's mood, and how it's important to produce content that others will enjoy.
01:55:00 Joe Rogan discusses how he has learned to be more confident and open with compliments and love, and how he first met a pool hustler who was a genius and also a wild and crazy person.

02:00:00 - 03:00:00

In the video, Joe Rogan discusses a variety of topics including the recent news that Tesla CEO Elon Musk is being investigated by the SEC, fracking, and a conspiracy theory involving Chelsea Handler and Joe Coy. Rogan also shares a story about how he once got into a fight with a fellow comedian.

02:00:00 Joe Rogan discusses the possible implications of the recent news that Tesla CEO Elon Musk is reportedly being investigated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Rogan speculates that the SEC probe may be related to Musk's recent tweets in which he suggested that he might take Tesla private.
02:05:00 In the video, Joe Rogan discusses the problem of humans damaging the environment and how the robots may want to kill us in order to preserve the planet. He also has an experiment to see how burning coal makes electricity.
02:10:00 Joe Rogan discusses fracking and how it can be harmful to the environment. He also discusses how alcohol can help to mitigate some of the negative effects of fracking.
02:15:00 In the video, Joe Rogan discusses a conspiracy theory that suggests that Chelsea Handler and Joe Coy are in a romantic relationship. Jones is supposedly hitting on Handler, and it's possible that there is something wrong with this situation.
02:20:00 Joe Rogan discusses how he has come to realize that the negativity that exists on the internet can have a negative impact on people's lives. He shares a story about how he once got angry with a fellow comedian and ended up attacking them in person.
02:25:00 Joe Rogan discusses how to win money in gambling, and explains that if you deposit money with a casino, they will give you an additional 300 to gamble with. Joe Rogan also talks about how he was right about Manci Ozren and how she was right about Kenneth Bill Hicks.
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02:35:00 In this video, Joe Rogan discusses how the world has become "crazy" with more information, and how it's possible to indoctrinate people with love for country. He speculates that the neural link could be a way to control people, but warns that if it's something that cannot be controlled, it would be harmful to allow people to do it to others.
02:40:00 Joe Rogan discusses how he is able to make people think things they want to through his storytelling. He talks about how society is full of overcorrections, and how one of the ways this occurs is through the use of narratives. Rogan then talks about how one of his friends, Johnny, was able to be kind to everyone he interacted with because he realized that each person has their own unique personality. Rogan then discusses how one of his close friends, Patrice, was able to do the same thing. Rogan says that this type of attitude is what is needed in the world to help make it a better place.
02:45:00 Joe Rogan discusses his experience going out and seeing Joey Diaz perform live, how Joey's background and experiences make him a unique and valuable artist, and how all of our great rockstars and comics come from similar backgrounds.
02:50:00 Joe Rogan gets high and is flagrant in his conversation with intellectuals about comedy and politics. He argues that comedy is temporary and that the best jokes are the ones that are funny and true to the moment.
02:55:00 Joe Rogan discusses the comedian Bill Hicks, who was known for his dark and controversial humor. Rogan recalls seeing Hicks perform live and being impressed by his ability to captivate an audience. Rogan points out that while Hicks was popular in the 1980s, his later work was even more acclaimed. Rogan credits Hicks' dedication to drug rehabilitation for eventually leading to his improved comedic output.

03:00:00 - 03:20:00

Joe Rogan discusses how comedians can become preachy as they get more famous and successful, how comedy exists in a social context, and how people can be altruistic by making people feel good. He also gets high and flagrant during a comedy show in Las Vegas, and recommends that others do the same to improve their craft.