Youtube comments of Burke Kelleher (@burkebaby).

  1. Man, Jon seems like such a solid dude. Hollywood needs more people like him.
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  2. Shane is hilarious. He brings me back to a time where people weren't pretending to be good people just to not get cancelled.
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  3. Love how Joe's imagination for the unlimited possibilities of time travel goes straight to winning an argument with his wife.
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  4. Joe not knowing anything about high jump nor missing 411 is quite possibly the most insane thing I've ever heard in my life.
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  5. Michael Shermer is the type of guy to debunk his own autobiography.
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  6. I believe this dude. He stands to gain nothing but ridicule for telling his story.
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  7. It’s always nice to see an AI and a human woman have a conversation.
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  8. Love the clip starting out with Lex talking about propaganda. "Everyone is convinced that anyone who disagrees with them is only convinced of that because of propaganda. While simultaneously being confident that they themselves are not under the influence of propaganda." That idea explains so many of our problems with communication today.
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  9. Lex every podcast is a home run. You keep me sane during horrible monotonous periods of work.
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  10. I feel sorry for any country that has to exist as a buffer zone between two sides with conventional weapons let alone nukes chem weapons and the rest
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  11. Lex Friedman is such a great interviewer: asking great questions and then allowing the guest to really reply. Thanks to both of you for allowing us to be a part of your conversation.
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  12. if i ever feel like complaining about my own life,i will come back to this clip. absolutely heartbreaking
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  13. Stephen Kotkin and Lex, thank you so much for this podcast, I learned a lot and it was really really interesting listening. I was born in Czechoslovakia and migrated to Australia 7 years ago, and watch these events only from a long distance. Thank you so much for your insights!
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  14. Being forced to write right-handed was a memory I had forgotten about😂
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  15. Lex has such a quick sense of humour and enquiring mind. Love the play in this conversation! Thanks
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  16. She is amazing. I am always intrigued by her strength and confidence. Her climbing videos are so well done and they always seem to show her vulnerability as well as her strengths. Great athlete! Great example for everyone.
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  17. Eric just has this impeccable talent for describing very complex and/or abstract subjects and ideas in such a way that is both comprehensive, yet very easily digestible and understandable to anyone who is himself.
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  18. I feel like this whole trial has shown exactly how evil the media has become.
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  19. That thing he said about his dad coming from a good family into this abuse that he didn't know how to get out of is the best most accurate description of a situation I went through with my ex.... I seen the problems, red flags, I seen it all but I already promised "I'd ride or die" and thought I could fix it, I could show her what good is and change her.... Biggest EPIC fail EVER!! 🤣🤦‍♂
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  20. Joe, what a badass for giving a platform the media isn't giving her enough attention historic climb!
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  21. I just discovered this channel and it's very different watching than just listening. There is a lot of dry humor that I missed. Facial cues are important. Very enjoyable conversation.
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  22. This moment was really telling of what kind of person Joe is and how he felt about you as a friend.
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  23. Good one Lex! I’ve been aware of Mr. Kurzweil since the 80’s, played his instruments and read his books. Thank you for being you and doing such thoughtful interviews!
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  24. Uncle Ted brings it every time. I had goosebumps and a big grin on my face the whole clip. The man is a living legend.
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  25. I'm from Italy and I was 10 when this case happened. I remember very clearly the 4 to 5 years that followed the fact, all the news and the media talked exclusively about Amanda and the whole case, at least 4 times a week. It was exhausting to say the least.
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  26. This is absolutely ridiculous but I can't stop watching 🤣
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  27. The intensity and quality of this long interview reveal the intellectual capacity of both speakers. This has been well worth my time. Thank you!
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  28. it's refreshingly wholesome how tons of people are rooting for lex's happiness. go lex!!! 🤘
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  29. I love how Joe is almost afraid of it and Theo is like a kid on Christmas morning busy opening it 15sec after getting it 😂😂😂
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  30. A genuinely insightful conversation. Thank you Lex for being such a great host and thank you Imam Omar for being a great voice and representative of the Muslim community 💙
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  31. Neil is the sort of guy that even in an infinite amount of universes, there isn't one universe where he wouldn't interrupt you.
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  32. Thank you both for making this interview!
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  33. my dad was a former meth addict. he had 2 total knee replacements and the doctor prescribed oxy and all sort of pain meds. As a kid, i could never understand why he refused to take his meds and would rather endure the pain and stay sober. he was very strong
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  34. Never surfed big waves but did big wave training for a long time. It's brutal. These guys are next level animals. The upmost respect for them.
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  35. This is why this podcast is the best. You’ll never see discussion like this on those stupid late night shows or morning shows
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  36. nice to see Lex ease up and not worry so much about his use of words and joking around a bit...i just love the bro chemistry!!
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  37. I lost my 19 year old daughter to "Fenty" as she called it, just last May. She was 8 days out of a 6 month stay in rehab. This shit kills people. Not sure what we can do to stop it, the Addiction seems worse than any other drug, ever. She didn't want to stop, and her story is the same as everyone else's. Ski Team, twisted her ankle, the gave her OXY for a sprained ankle, and after that, it was off to the races... She would do anything to get money, she worked as a Stripper, she turned tricks on the side, and then the saddest ending possible. RIP Emily Elizabeth Emanuel May 5th, 2022
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  38. He speaks exactly how I expect a CIA officer would speak.
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  39. The biggest weakness is having to come back to motivating videos over and over again to gain that fuel. I realised this as I came back to watch this video. If I can’t get after shit and get shit done by drive from within, I still haven’t reached my potential. These men make me feel it!
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  40. Lex can never be repaid enough for the fact he gives us access to people and information like this. And he doesn't to be either. Thank you Lex!
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  41. The amount of knowledge this man has in his head at 93 years old is simply amazing.
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  42. Mike Baker never actually says anything even tho you feel like you discovered something. What an absolute pro.
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  43. What I learned in addiction is that any addiction separates you from the self. After awhile, it’s difficult to remember who you are, and who you are because of how this substance makes you act/think. It’s scary.
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  44. “It will come down to who is better prepared.” Hard hitting insight right there. 😂
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  45. Thank you again Lex. You are a role model to me.
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  46. Sean is definitely a personality, but he also takes fighting as seriously as the best…much respect
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  47. My favorite thing about this podcast is that no matter who the guest is, aliens always come up.
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  48. I love it Joe that you have Roger on your show and you listen to him speak. We all feel part of the conversation. This was such an easy, free flowing, conversation. What a fantastic interview.
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  49. He explains these concepts so well. Its really a privilege to live in an age where you can access such a wealth of knowledge instantly. Brilliant man.
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  50. Please can we get some footage of you doing Judo with Travis Stevens and Jimmy Pedro.
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  51. I’ve felt the most gratitude at my lowest tbh. People tend to get more real in a crisis. And in that state even the smallest act of kindness is such a gift.
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  52. Chito seems like a really good, down to earth dude. I gained a lot of respect for him listening to this podcast.
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  53. I've had to rewatch this podcast several times. My Interface hurts 🤕. This might be one of my all time favorites though.
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  54. Whenever I drive across an interstate bridge over a river, I hope to the Lord that the structural engineer was objectively good at math.
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  55. Hikaru is joking around but i remember not long ago, in a Titled Tuesday Tournament, dude said "i'm tired and i don't want to calculate, ima just sac my queen" and won the game. I was flabbergasted LOL
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  56. Amazing, this conversations are so meaningful to the future of humanity that they should be broadcasted on national television. That way children would more easily find meaningful role models and access to the type of insightful ideas that give birth to passions and eventually discoveries.
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  57. "It turns out if you ask a lot of dumb questions you become smarter really quick." - Chris Lattner
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  58. The speed of this mans brain just pulls you into all these topics you know nothing about but feel like you got a glimpse of a much bigger world. Impressive human being, thanks for this Interview Lex.
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  59. I greatly appreciate the fact that Dr Racaniello makes sure he has answered the previous question in its entirety after they've gone off on a tangent and Lex is about to ask the next question, forgetting the previous one was left unanswered. Really shows that he's paying attention and is engaged with the content of the interview.
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  60. nothing would make me happier than to see these two together; I rarely think 2 people are perfect for each other, but if there ever were two people I thought that of its them <3
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  61. Loved this video. Blew my mind a few times!
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  62. Casually having a conversation with one of the best minds of the last 100 years. Well done Lex, thank you
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  63. Pena has deep rooted confidence. It shows in everything she says and does. She's not fearful of anyone in the sport. She's a true champ.
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  64. Respect to Usman. First of all kudos to anyone who has the guts to fight on the biggest stage in the world with millions of people watching. He took his loss like a man, no bs excuses, no crybaby attitude. If people took losses like this in life more frequently, we'd live in a better and more productive world
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  65. The fact that you guys are next door neighbors that spy on each other through their doorbell cams just makes this even better.
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  66. We need JRE podcast more than ever. Free thought and free speech.
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  67. A Joe Rogan & Andrew Tate podcast would BREAK the internet
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  68. Kanye and Lex: two people who I’d never thought to hear in one podcast together.
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  69. Right out the gate with the "am I a robot test" lmfao Lex is a legend
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  70. Absolutely brilliant. Thank you both. Much love
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  71. As a “whole” foods employee, this company has CHANGED. I cannot believe the amount of quality vendors like himself that we have lost since Amazon came in. It’s incredibly sad that product prices are at an all time high and the quality at an all time low.
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  72. Would someone design an app which would count how many deep, ruminative sighs Lex makes per podcast, or hour? I never heard a sigh so emotionally poignant. Sometimes a sigh is worth a thousand words! Beautiful discussion, gentlemen. The loft of these discussions seems admirably high, qualitatively resonant, intellectual nirvana. Thanks, truly great podcast!
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  73. The leopard line is the most Joe Rogan thing ever lol
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  74. Hi! Vsauce here.. I am intelligent- or am I? And as always, thanx for watching! (And why are the interviewer drunk?)
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  75. For most of us, including Lex, this was like taking an advanced course without acing the several prerequisites.
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  76. As a Russian, it's very insightful to see Stephen speaking. His intuition behind Russian power is even more right than of many Russians I know. And another point I noticed is that unlike many other western media I saw, Stephen does not try to offend Russian's political system, but rather explains what pros and cons it has. Very interesting watch.
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  77. I love that Mike Judge sounds like Butthead if he got his life together.
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  78. Lex going straight for discussing loneliness proves he is a romantic guy in his heart.
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  79. Thanks for putting “RESPECT” on his name one of the greatest comedians ever
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  80. Absolutely wonderful. Always enjoyed Negreanu’s POV in Hold em, and his ability is to explain concepts really shined through this podcast...Thanks Lex for being a warm host!
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  81. She did a set at my university around 2013. She berated the audience for about 5 minutes for not having more people attend. It was like, what do you want from us, lady? We are the ones that actually showed up. It was very bizarre, then a very mediocre set.
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  82. Lex is fantastic. I'm really glad that Joe Rogan introduced many of us to him and encouraged him to do a podcast. Joe was absolutely correct to encourage Lex and it has really played out well.
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  83. I love when Rogan talks about aliens. Peak Rogan
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  84. Only lex would print out the memes
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  85. This reminded me of a story Mike Tyson told about his childhood. His mom bought him a Robin Hood type hat when he was little and he was so proud of it. He said he wore it outside to show it off, and one of his friends walked up to him, punched him square in the face, and just took it from him without saying anything. Mike said he was just shocked that could even happen, someone could just hurt you and take something from you like it was nothing.
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  86. I agree with Chris that nothing should be censored regardless of how offensive or wrong it is. 100% of the time. Except Brendan Schaub's comedy specials.
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  87. Chris Rock will be forever be respected for keeping his cool.
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  88. Can we all just take a moment and thank Joe Rogan for telling Lex to make a podcast.
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  89. Unfortunately I'm gorging myself on Lex Fridmans podcast to the detriment of all my other subscriptions (8 hrs this week already). Keep it up "dear friend".
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  90. Thank you for getting into podcasting, Lex. I like Rogan but as an engineer myself I was frustrated that he didn't seem to be asking the right questions of his science-literate guests. You've really filled that niche without sacrificing the human element of the conversation- you're killing it!
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  91. Canelo in his last few fights has stopped using his elite head movement and speed and started just walking down opponents with his guard up and hoping to break them down eventually. But that strategy showed its limitations against opponents that are too big and also happen to be elite boxers technically.
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  92. Matt is a glimmer of hope that journalists with true integrity are still out there
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  93. I’m not surprised he struggled. It’s gotta be hard for Chuck having that computer program in his head
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  94. Joe should have Coffeezilla on. He’s done a lot of digging into this whole scandal and it runs deep, with political donations and all kinds of craziness.
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  95. I once tried making a Quine, the code didn’t work but now I am roommates with myself.
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  96. She should be brought back now to discuss it all over it again!
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  97. You guys are some of my new favorite people, just discovering ya'll. Keep up the good work and continue helping honesty and the truth moving forward! Love the podcast.
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  98. My master's thesis was forecasting using SVM. That was the first time I fell in love with machine learning and even Math. Thank you Vladimir for living.
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  99. We missed you on this show Joey Diaz
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  100. Kristin Beck has now de-transitioned back to Chris Beck, ex-Navy SEAL
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  101. Thank you for interviewing wrestlers. It means a lot to people who are not from the US and don't understand what American wrestling is.
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  102. I never knew anything about Peter Wang, but I am absolutely blown away by his insight, critical thinking, and fascinating philosophical ideas. I absolutely love the way this human speaks. Thank you again, Lex, for bringing this type of conversation to us. ❤
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  103. Sam was cracking Joe up the whole pod. Haven't seen a guest do that in awhile outside of Protect Our Parks
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  104. For those who may not know, Demis is a legitimate genius. He had a 2300 Elo rating in chess at 13, went to college several years early and then became arguably the most important innovator in the race for general intelligence. This man is no joke.
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  105. Crazy story about a squirrel.. I met a squirrel that was pregnant and it stopped, laid down on the curb next to me and winked. I almost lost my mind.. lol but I went and fed her twice. The squirrel has a personality.
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  106. Thanks for everything you do Lex. -Dave the clips guy for Bret and Heather
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  107. 1 minute and 47 seconds in and this dude has said more than most philosophy teachers say in a year.
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  108. Imagine you in the finals week and the professor's just streaming games.
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  109. These language creators are arguably the cornerstones of our modern society, absolutely wonderful podcast.
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  110. This podcast is one of the best things on the internet.
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  111. Lex is the only person that says "a quick mention of our sponsors" and isn't lying.
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  112. Lex: I usually have eggs for breakfast Eric: Breakfast is just a transaction of energy following a conservation law. Eggs in particular should really be understood through Gauge Theory. Until academia can do that no progress can be made
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  113. Came for Shane, came twice for Matt.
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  114. After watching the full podcast, Valentina is amazingly well spoken. Even with broken english. She describes everything in a way that you can understand. She really breaks everything down. 1 of my favorite MMA podcasts from JRE
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  115. There was a failed assassination attempt on Jackson in 1835, but the would-be assassin's firearm and backup firearm apparently both misfired. Jackson proceeded to nearly beat the man to death with his cane until he was forcibly stopped from doing so by US Representatives who, along with Jackson, were attending a funeral service for another Rep who had passed away. One of the Reps who was noted to have restrained Jackson and stopped him from killing the assassin was Davy Crockett.
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  116. The music in Skyrim does a huge part of the magic in the game
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  117. Love how this clips channel became much more than snippets of the podcast 🙂 you put so much hard work into this Lex, thank you!
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  118. I am not a programmer and went along on this ride, comprehending just 30%, but deeply appreciating 100% of intellect in action.
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  119. I went to Daniel Pearl Magnet High School and had the great privilege to meet his parents and they are just wonderful human beings. They love their son and never stopped telling his story.
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  120. My favorite quote about luck is, "Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity." - Seneca
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  121. great explanation. wish I had these simple videos when I learned python.
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  122. This was one of the hardest things I’ve watched on Rogan. I have high functioning autism and I am very sensitive and loving, so naturally my parents neglected me when I needed to be cared for. I am almost 50 years old now and I’m just starting to understand that the things my parents tried to put on me were actually their issues, not mine.
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  123. I’ve been enjoying your content for around 2 years now Lex, and I gotta say that this guy is right on. You have been bringing on VERY powerful guests this year, and I think everyone listening is as grateful as I am for this.
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  124. If George Carlin was alive today he would have a lot of material to work with
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  125. 'No one can tell me how to think, but everyone has a lesson to teach me'. Wonderful quote Lex.
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  126. My goodness I hope to be 1/10th as switched on as this gent is at 86. What a sharp mind. Am watching the full interview atm.
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  127. Forgetting chalk? I can relate. This morning I went to the bathroom and realized I didn't have my phone.
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  128. This happened a while back in the sport I used to compete in. The organization here in the US was geared more towards a bigger payout to the athletes who finished better whereas other organizations from different countries would pay you an appearance fee just for showing up plus a healthy kick towards the guys who finished better. Typically after being on the circuit for a couple years guys would figure out where their average placings would be and instead made a living just from invitational events. Plus it kept you in the sport longer because injuries would be greatly lessened.
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  129. This was NOT a marital dispute. This was a woman deceitfully hijacking a social movement for her own selfish gain. She is hardly alone in doing this. He was the only person in the world that could highlight this travesty of justice. THAT is why the trial was important and everyone watched it.
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  130. I feel like I finally watched enough of Lex's podcasts that I unlocked new skins...
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  131. Kyle is the kind of guy who delivers for doordash and tells people he’s an entrepreneur
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  132. I always find Micheal's language really intriguing.
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  133. As a Christian I can say that nothing annoys me more than celebrity pastors/televangelists. They take advantage of naivety and share none of the wisdom of what Christianity is actually about
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  134. I'm waiting for the "Microplastics found in human blood: Here's why that's a good thing" article.
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  135. They should of had Joe Rogan walk in the room like catch a predator.
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  136. OMG! Prof Kipping! I watch "Cool Worlds Lab" for years now and I'm beyond happy that he could spare some time for Lex and us. Thank you so much!
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  137. The best part about joes story is that after all this time he doesn’t realise he was being trolled by norm 😂
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  138. I feel proud to have learnt ML from her at Portland State. She is one of those very humble professors you seldom come across.
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  139. This interview, no matter how entertaining, is exactly why we all benefit from Rogan’s platform. Regardless of how one feels about him or his leanings, he offers a massive stage for the free-est speech in mass media.
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  140. Lex you’re a very gifted interviewer. I’ve noticed you’ve been more assertive lately in the interviews and ask more probing, personal questions. Awesome. Thanks for your great work!
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  141. The Feynman Effect is really the phenomenon where people mistake familiarity with understanding. It is very easy to fool yourself into thinking you understand something when you only have familiarity with the subject. This is why sometimes you study hard for a test, go over your notes without doing many examples, and end up doing poorly on an exam.
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  142. It is great to see an AI researcher acknowledge that several of the fundamental works in Artificial Intelligence and neural networks was done in Psychology departments in U.S. Universities. Especially by Cognitive psychologists David Rumelhart, James McClelland and Joshua Tenenbaum. Also Walter Pitts, Warren McCulloch and Jerome Lettvin. This is wonderful. Thank you very much Lex Fridman and Matt Botvinick.
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  143. I have said before, and will say it again: This is the greatest podcast I have ever heard. Great job.
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  144. This has to be a world record for a podcast 😂
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  145. Great interview Lex! I really, really enjoyed it.
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  146. It’s unreal what a backcountry hunter can do in the dark compared to what search and rescue couldn’t do for 2-3 days!
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  147. Mentioning DMT to Joe is like mentioning the old days to an old timer.
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  148. Love you, Lex! You did a great job pushing back with respect and grace. I would LOVE to see you moderate a conversation between Richard Wolf and your father. PLEASE tell me that you will consider doing this.
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  149. I never realized how bad I need Joe to interview Stephen King until just now.
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  150. This aged well…
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  151. The amount of passion and enthusiasm Tony has after all this time is so inspiring
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  152. "They're worth hundreds of millions of dollars that they swindled from the American people" best line from Joe Rogan. 🍻
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  153. While in the Marines, I often heard a Marine Sniper tell us young Marines "Weak minds make weak bodies." They taught us to push ourselves far more than we ever could imagine. It was very freeing and awesome to realize what we did after the fact when everything in our body told us to just quit. It is so easy to just quit. Overcoming that feeling makes you ten times stronger.
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  154. This guy is a great storyteller.
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  155. I'm so thankful that my landlords are renting me a place to live in at a reasonable rate . Inflation is uncomfortable but i'm thankful that my job pays for my life.
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  156. Its amazing how this one man Joe Rogan, does better interviews on more important topics than everyone in ABC, NBC, CBS, CNN, and Fox news combined.
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  157. I’m a girl living in Iran. Neighbor of Russia in middle east ruled by a crazy dictator. I was thinking about committing suicide today and watching this woman made me realize how stupid my problems are compared to her. Thank you Lex, for educating me with your great conversations.🌿❤
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  158. I watched the entire podcast with this guy on Spotify, he smiled the whole time. I'm convinced the key to happiness is jiu jitsu and pizza
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  159. Let's be honest he will never fight a legit boxer, he might fight some old dudes, and if he ever gets to fight Canelo,and if he is getting KO'd that's still a win for him
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  160. My friend served over there, during his service he stepped over a pressure plated IED, he lost both his legs, lost many of his brother in arms, however since his service he recovered, and then he climed Kilimanjaro unaided, the first double leg amputatee to do it, and also competed in the Invictus games of which he won a medal. When he heard about the situation in Afghan he simply replied “it was all for nothing” such an amazing man broken down into pieces.
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  161. Watchmen, especially the director's cut, is an incredible movie. Perhaps one of the greatest "superhero" movies ever made.
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  162. Sam is the only person I would trust to make first contact with aliens
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  163. After Lee was on lex the last time, I reached out to him via email about how the work he is doing is inspiring and how it relates to my industry, he responded and it truly meant a lot. So glad to see him back
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  164. Lex, you are accomplishing a great service to our society with your choice of interview, style of questioning, and professionalism. You deserve recognition for what you're doing. Congratulations.
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  165. Tim Dillon is absolutely correct, they are trying to keep the story hyper focused on Ghislaine and Jeffrey and the massage table, and not on the sex trafficking and the island.
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  166. Great to see an ex and a current Cia ops chatting together... the psy ops is next level.
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  167. The word 'talent' has never been more worthless since Dana uses it in this context.
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  168. The documentary on Gilbert’s life was surprisingly warm and made me see him in a different light. He seemed so happy with his life, wife And kids that I am glad to know he enjoyed his life RIP
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  169. If Rogan was a power ranger, this would be his song when he morphs.
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  170. Man I am so lucky to live in a time where I get access to such thought provoking, intelligent and truly admirable conversations for FREE from the comfort of my own home.
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  171. You know what this reminds me of? The fact that Thomas Sowell should be on this podcast before he dies. He's 90+ years old. Get the man on the podcast ASAP!
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  172. Let's all have a moment of silence for all those people who actually believed he was natural
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  173. Imagine a world where Rogan is doing more hard-hitting journalism then actual journalists.
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  174. Joe my Joe. Awesome job on the show! Been a fan for a while. Keep it up and always respect you. Honest and true to the actual true talk. So genuine man. So genuine.
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  175. It's nice to hear Kaku objectively analyzing this subject rather than just disregarding it like DeGrasse
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  176. I wish Roger Penrose had his own podcast, where he just talked about physics, cosmology and mathematics.
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  177. " Being against privacy rights because you don't have anything to hide is like being against free speech rights because you don't have anything to say." ~Edward Snowden
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  178. Kanye’s whole marketing early on in his career was a bear, now he’s wearing a bear safety suit. The irony is Kanye af
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  179. I’m so happy I made productive decisions about my finances that changed my life forever. I’m a single mother living in Vancouver Canada, bought my second house in September and hoping to retire next year at 50 if things keep going smoothly for me
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  180. So refreshing to see an engineer become the CEO instead of a business suit MBA, Qualcomm's corporate culture is one to admire. Excellent interview Lex! 👏
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  181. I love that Joe and Tim aren't letting the Epstein Saga end
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  182. A TED presentation by Jonathan Haidt inspired me to go from an unemployed person in my late 20'ies with barely no grades to return to school, max out all my grades and get my psychology masters. Took me 11 years. My masters thesis was based on his work on Moral Foundation Theory.
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  183. People hold comedians to a higher standard than government officials lol
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  184. I thank this man for providing me my livelihood. God bless Guido!
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  185. Absolutely incredible. Went from a Goomba to looking like he sells cologne.
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  186. Her explanations are like being served spaghetti intertwined with unwound balls of wool of the same colour.
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  187. Met Hafthor Bjornsson in Belfast a few years ago along the street while he was in the area filming for Game of Thrones. The dude was such a gentleman! Took the time to get a photo, teach me how to pronounce his name (lol), had a chat about his training and asked a few questions about my life.
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  188. Lex is KILLING it with the guests lately!
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  189. It's a shame that people like Brian don't get the public recognition they deserve. Within comp sci of course he's well known, but his contribution to society isn't really well known.
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  190. Andrew: talking about how important sleep is. Me being awake at 3am watching this: interesting
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  191. Bert being automatically shirtless in the studio is perfect.
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  192. I love how unpredictable this podcast is. I'm never sure who Lex is going to have next, but inevitably the conversation is always eye opening and interesting.
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  193. "I'm like a kiwi" 10/10 best moment of introspection I've ever witnessed.
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  194. You can tell that Jim Gates is really trying to dumb down what he is saying so we can all understand. I appreciate the effort Jim.
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  195. Men who have never wrestled just don't understand how incredible what Gable achieved is
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  196. Damn her telling Lex he tries to look at things through poetic narratives basically summarized his whole being 😂
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  197. Lex is so calming that he gets Ben to actually speak slower
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  198. I m a stroke survivor and I was an intentionally judo fighter ….recovering from a major stroke is easier than judo , thank god for the judo mentality because I wouldn’t got through the stroke
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  199. Imagine creating a robot and then that robot flexes on you by calling you a toilet plunger on a podcast.
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  200. Helpful insights and timely tips on RNA vaccines during these trying times, thanks JRE!
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  201. 40 seconds in and I’m realizing how well Joe Rogan simply asks someone a question in order to investigate their beliefs, listen to them, understand them, without intent to agree, disagree, judge, or criticize. He is a mirror to these people and he tries to get honest conversation out of them and challenge them which makes the content so entertaining.
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  202. In Idiocracy, the society was teetering on the edge of ruin, and the people found the smartest person and put him in charge. The people in the movie were smarter than us.
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  203. You have done your grandmother proud with these words, Lex 🌈💕
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  204. Don’t sell yourself short. This is no silly little podcast. It’s one of the most interesting podcasts that I listen to. There’s many that feel the same. Hang in there if at all possible.❤
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  205. One thing that's incredible is that Jim doesn't "err" or "umm" at all, or almost at all. It's crazy how present all the stuff he's taking about is in his mind.
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  206. This man is accomplishing what many activist groups are failing to do
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  207. Considering that Yang himself tweeted this clip, you can bet your arse that Yang is calling Jack now to come on his YangSpeaks podcast lol.
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  208. Ill never forget hearing my great grandma talk about how she had seen man go from a horse and buggy to landing on the moon. Thats pretty incredible
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  209. "Beware of unearned Wisdom", that's a brilliant quote.
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  210. Talking about his addiction to alcohol was quite a deep and very real moment, I’m amazed at how Lex is able to get people to open up with an advanced A.I. like him.
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  211. Lex, simply thanks for sharing! I like 2 facts, that this is openly shared and your dedication to First. I will use this pc for learning purposes in the "art of engineering". Keep well!
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  212. Lex Fridman and Lex Luthor together in a podcast, what a time to be alive.
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  213. Goggins on the podcast? Shit! That's gonna be one hell of a listen
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  214. This is a low key intervention they do every year for Bert
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  215. This is one of my favourite episodes!
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  216. He is what boxing needed. He carries himself very well, he's confident but still humble and respectful. He showed in the Teo fight he's also a warrior and has since shown willing to defend his belts against anyone. He obviously comes from good stock.
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  217. Love Kurt on the Jimmy Dore show! He is funny and super informed. Jimmy is secure enough to let Kurt shine to make great YT content!
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  218. As for Roger Penrose. Still working and still enthusiastically trying to break new ground at 90 years old. What an inspiration.
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  219. Imagine training your whole life for the Olympics just to lose because you’re too good.
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  220. Mark's absolute best interview skill is his silence. Most interviewers would jump in with another question as soon as the guest stops speaking. Mark will just keep his mouth shut and that awkward silence turns to gold.
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  221. Thank you so much for hosting me, Lex, I had a wonderful time!
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  222. Certainly one of the best, if not the best, of Lex's podcasts. Karl Friston introduced quite a few concepts that I would not have (and never could have) come up with on my own. Always amazed that Lex seems to absorb the ideas his guests present and come up so quickly with question that keep the conversation going.
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  223. How he beautifully yet tragically tells you this story in perfect detail, where he paints a picture for you mentally, is why he’s just an incredible writer.
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  224. I hope that one day, Patrick Rothfuss can get onto the podcast and they can talk about their writing style! It's been 12 years and the fans are still waiting for the epic conclusion to their trilogy! Unfortunately, I think it may be more of a problem with contracts than writers block but I would love to hear some more about the writing process, current events and maybe a sneak peak into other projects? They're just such an amazing writer!
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  225. It’s so nice to see Huberman in this positive, metta state… hope he’s hanging out a lot with people like Rick, that bring this energy out in him.
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  226. I love how Joe's podcast is where people have to come to "clear the air" bc they know they can speak freely without the media personalities twisting their words around
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  227. "You can take off your clothes, you can punch that guy over there, you can run away, you can go in for a hug. You can say something profound and deep, or you can say something generic...." Lex, brother from afar, I ain't never felt more understood. Thank you and to Dr. D.
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  228. I've been loving the more old school Joe content as of late. Lots of alien stuff etc. Feels like the old days.
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  229. Another funny thing about the meme "My code doesn't work, let's change nothing and run it again" (which I do all the time too) is that if it happens to work the second time you've got an even bigger problem on your hands.
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  230. If I saw a beaver that big, I'd be like: Dam
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  231. The bad thing about ethics is in most cases it’s something suggested not required.
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  232. I knew joe was big into aliens, but props to him for having one on the show
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  233. this podcast is insane, everything from MMA to Computer Science. Worthy successor to the Joe Rogan podcast, love it
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  234. You have to appreciate a guest that shows up with Mexican moonshine and nice sweater puppies.
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  235. Its so nice to see Jordan peterson in good health again. It took me years but my room is almost clean.
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  236. The range of people you’ve been interviewing has been next level lately. Congrats on the evolution.
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  237. Joe “I have no team” Rogan Powerful Young Jamie sheds a tear
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  238. What a spectacular conversation! Dr Conti has the most clear explanations of the human mind and it’s phenotypes I’ve ever heard. I learned so much! Thank you!
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  239. Donald: "I am doing this at night when nobody else was around" Lex: "of course"
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  240. “If you don’t read the newspaper, you’re uninformed. If you read the newspaper, you’re misinformed.” -Mark Twain
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  241. 2:19 - "If you constantly unpack everything for deeper understanding you never get anything done. If you don't unpack and understand it when you need to, you'll do the wrong thing." Loved this, well said.
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  242. Hahaha! I love how Katherine was prepared to go through some of Lex's little hypotheticals. :)
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  243. Joes been knocking it outta the park with guest selection recently. Last few months have been awesome, reminded me why I fell in love with the podcast.
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  244. So glad Eddies back, he's really down to flat earth.
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  245. Lex, you have become the best podcaster on Youtube in my opinion. Granted, I'm biased towards science and towards learning. So in these categories, kudos to you!
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  246. I can't help but laugh now when I hear Lex do his intro because of that Michael Malice one
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  247. I've always said.. every bad decision I've ever made in my entire life was influenced by alcohol. Sobriety and clarity are invaluable for advancement in life.
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  248. UFC making the BMF title for Nate & Jorge while Bisping is the living BMF title holder forever 🙌
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  249. Joe gets so excited to have close seats to the fight when he’s literally got the best seat at every mma fight 😂
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  250. As a proud Canadian I would like to thank Joe for talking about this and bringing more awareness to what's going on in Canada. Ultimately this is a worldwide issue and people all over the world who believe in Freedom must stand together in opposition of this growing tyranny.
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  251. This guy is Michael Jordan of machine learning.
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  252. This man has help shape so much of the soundtrack of my life. Truly a legend.
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  253. Started as dishwasher, moved up to cook after 8 months. Been cooking ever since. 10 years now. It’s hardworking and long hours. It’s stressful and takes a toll on ones mental health as much as the physical. I don’t even like cooking, but I’m good at it and it pays the bills, but I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone.
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  254. This is the gold standard of long format podcast discussions.
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  255. It would be awesome to see your breakdowns on GPT-3. Explain to us dummies how it works!
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  256. The capital was moved to Constantinople because it was in a more strategic location. Militarily it had a natural sea barrier which prevented it from getting invaded on multiple occasions. And it was a better place economically and administratively in running the empire. In addition, Rome was still recognised as the spiritual capital of the Empire and remained significant until its fall.
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  257. It's so nice to see Lex talk with someone who is on the same wavelength of wholesomeness as him
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  258. It’s a privilege seeing these people that you bring to the interview. For me to be exposed to them Truly enhances my knowledge. Felt the same way about the Charlie Rose shows Being a great part of my education. So I’m really glad for your shows replacing that void.
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  259. Dave’s success has always come from him knowing what society is really thinking.
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  260. Imagine how hard it was when it was still funny.
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  261. Seems like one of the most self-aware fighters out there giving an honest 2-3 year timeline
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  262. Get Louis CK on the podcast!
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  263. Such an obvious thing and none of us saw it for years. Observing an ai when it thinks there is 0 chance of any observers affecting it's future is the best way to determine it's inner state. Well played Alex Garland
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  264. I took ibogaine on August 9th, 2020 to kick a 10 year opiate habit. Haven't taken an opiate since. Changed my life. It actually "showed me" what I was doing to myself and my loved ones. It also reset my brain to a pre-addictive state. Almost no WD. No craving at all. Since then, I've lost 70 lbs. Started studying microbiology and learned to play the piano. I now workout 5 days a week and have a great relationship with my friends and family.
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  265. Change My Mind: Valentina is a real life Black Widow and deserves more love from mainstream fans
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  266. This is very important for everyone to hear. Half of the divisiveness you see on the internet is from people INTENTIONALLY trying to make you mad so that you focus more on hating your countrymen than actually trying to improve our country, thereby tearing our country down to their level.
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  267. The term itself “vaccine passport” is what Alex Jones first came out with. Now it is literally the name of it.
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  268. I think you do fantastic work, Lex. Being an optimist or a dreamer or whatever, we make the world in what we believe is possible and those that strive for excellence towards each other improves the world for others. If more people thought in that way, we could have a different world, but most are stuck in pragmatism and pessimism. I think its admirable that you strive towards a better world.
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  269. The biology that takes place during the act of breastfeeding is insane. Immunology exchange. I read a while back that the saliva from the baby communicates needs to the mother's body which will make changes to the milk on the fly. It is pretty miraculous how the human body functions.
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  270. Joe, you should film a training session with him and have him walk through the exercises with you. Guarantee it will get this knowledge around the world faster than text books.
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  271. Bring him again. This interview had enough momentum to run for another hour.
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  272. The best aspect of his shows was that each episode was a “love letter” to that particular location. He didn’t just hang out with rich people but also with the locals and gave them their flowers as well. He was snarky but also humble. Humble in a way that most celebrities aren’t, even those that claim to be humble.
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  273. Lex is something else. A man who truly cares.
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  274. I'm going to need Joe and Duncan on mushrooms doing a paranormal pod in the exact cell these guys were talking about. Bring Joey just in case things gets out of hand. Joey will set these ghosts straight.
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  275. Levvy is great, love his content this was Nice
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  276. I love how lex puts “advice for young people” as one of his consistent questions. It’s great to have someone talk about that as often as he does
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  277. For whoever needs this, i saw some value in this quote: "Self criticism can be a positive thing if you act on it".
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  278. Theo describes shit like no one else can. It's a gift
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  279. Jessica Kirson is one of the funniest stand ups. She’s undeniably funny.
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  280. That was a very wholesome exchange of "You interrupted, let me finish" and "You're right I did, I'm sorry. It's a bad habit" I loved that.
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  281. I can't even begin to imagine the horrific experience she has been through. So glad she is speaking out and bringing awareness to these atrocities that still exist today.
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  282. I feel like Joe’s been waiting his whole podcasting career for someone to go deep with about Pool
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  283. Ironically, he worked tirelessly for his Michelins.
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  284. 5 hours with Tim Dodd! There goes my week!
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  285. Thanks for the shout-out! Let's collab soon Bert
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  286. Vatalik is so well spoken. I enjoy every minute of his insightful analysis.
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  287. Love how Callen is just dying while Joe is in his own world thinking deep thoughts 😂😂
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  288. proposal to make "Book recommendations" a must have of every podcast
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  289. I'm not religious, although i get a strong sense that there's much more to reality than meets the eye. In any case, i really enjoyed listening to that conversation. It served as an example that religion can still be something that helps. Often i simply view religion as something that doesn't help. That holds humanity back. I enjoy the instances where a thoughtful person is able to change my mind.
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  290. Asking Elon if he "gets it" might be the funniest question Lex has ever asked.
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  291. Lex, now would be a really good time to get Dan back on the podcast. thanks
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  292. You’re terrific, Lex. Stay focused, and ignore the evil. Those of us who listen to you know what you’re about.
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  293. Lex telling Advertisers he’s not doing ad reads but he will put it in the description is the biggest flex of 2022
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  294. I love how Joe just casually says "Talk to Elon about it," as if that's something you can just do
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  295. "The problem with democracy is that those who need leaders are not qualified to choose them" - Michael Malice This is probably going to give me nightmares.
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  296. Petition to get Matt Stone and Trey Parker on
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  297. I just really want Danny Brown to know that regardless of how much commercial success he may or may not have had, he is one of the greatest rappers and album creators I have ever listened to in my life. Top 10 of all time easily.
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  298. The weird feeling to be a Russian listening to two Russians speaking English to each other. :)
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  299. The title, the first sentence, the content of the video. This is Joe
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  300. JRE entire episode 1719 was incredible. I'm a better person for having listened to it. The discussion on homelessness, its possible solutions, and the current political hesitancy to take any meaningful action was mind-opening.
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  301. More gold. Thank you lex for making this available
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  302. Train by day Joe Rogan by night all day
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  303. This guy is my new favorite interviewer. He is great to listen to if you want to really follow every word or just some bits and pieces while you fall asleep. His pace and tone are absolutely wonderful to hear. He allows the guest talk and then asks pertinent questions. Most excellent job. Thank you!
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  304. Rogan asking better questions about Iraq in 12 minutes than the media over 20 years.
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  305. Joes david goggins voice is way too good
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  306. Rogan went from being just some reality TV guy doing podcasts with friends to the loudest voice against the establishment. Never sell out, Joe.
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  307. I remember when I first heard that all drugs should be legalised and regulated and I dismissed it as ridiculous. After going down the rabbit hole I soon realised it is the best option for society and individuals
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  308. I want this guy to represent us once aliens shows up.
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  309. At no point in history have we had access like this. A former National Security Advisor sitting down with a comedian (which lets be honest.....asks 100000% better questions than ANYONE in the media) and has a 3 hour open conversation about whatever they want to talk about. Simply amazing.
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  310. It truly amazes me how over 2M people wanted to know what Joe thought about the Batman.
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  311. Great interview. Such a humble but confident guy. No excuses for loses, respectful to his opponents (whom he either won or lost from), dedicated to his craft, and complete respect to the sport. Pleasure to eavesdrop your discussion
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  312. I have to give Joe a ton of credit for letting Chris tell his story uninterrupted. That was compelling shit.
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  313. He deserves some kind of humanitarian award. This type of heroism needs to be promoted and emulated in society.
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  314. It’s crazy how determined humanity is to destroy and intimidate each other rather than find solutions to end conflicts and live together
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  315. If he is literally asking “are we gonna get caught for this?” He knew exactly what he was doing, knew it was wrong and now deserves all the consequences
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  316. you are the hero of a 73 year old non academic woman from old Europe, love your podcasts and Amas both are nutrition for brain, soul and heart.
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  317. Lex is quickly becoming a legendary podcaster.
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  318. So this is one of those interviews that people come back to 5 years later once they realize they should have bought Algo...
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  319. He'll even admit his realistic doubts, yet is enthusiastic about whatever it was
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  320. These guys are so high that they’re talking about the same things they talked about in the first podcast they had. 😂😂😂
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  321. Congratulations to all the people who have reached a point in their life where they can absorb this video.
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  322. Seeing Joe outside his studio is like seeing your teacher at the grocery store
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  323. This dude lit up about half way throught the podcast I love that man
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  324. Joe makes his guests feel more comfortable than 95% of his peers. Roger was so incredibly open discussing his mate Syd. Hadn’t seen that degree of honesty before. Well done Joe.
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  325. I love her voice. Putting her in a conversation with Morgan Freeman could cause you to have an eargasm.
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  326. I'm glad Ted decided to have Joe on his show again 🤣🤣
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  327. Canadian SJWs have been trying to silence this woman for years and I am so thankful that JRE has given her a platform to be able to reach out and be heard by people on a mass scale
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  328. So I guess we shouldn't have bailed out any of these billion dollar companies because they need to stand on their own 2 feet
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  329. Thanks for having Earthquake on the show. He’s a true gem in comedy
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  330. I seriously think Gordon helping John move appartments is prime sitcom material.
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  331. Snoop Dogg asking to use the ashtray is so damn wholesome.
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  332. Joe you need to get someone on the show who understands the severity of this situation to shed light and hold the government/corporations accountable for this. They are poisoning us, the difference now being that they can’t hide it.
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  333. I’ve had ADHD my entire life. The deficit is not that I can’t pay attention to things, it’s that I pay attention to everything and can’t filter anything. People can say what they want about meds but they changed my life at 54 years old. It was like taking off the cheapest, itchiest sweater you can ever imagine and finally being comfortable in my skin.
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  334. Jamahal Hill is absolutely terrifying, so quiet, so calm, so lethal.. like a great shark.
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  335. What a wonderfully succinct guest. I love how direct and expressive this guest was with his insights but breezed thru these complex discourses with out ever feeling circular.
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  336. I had faith in that Lex would be caring about Iranian protest. He cares about significant events around the world. Thank you Lex.
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  337. Psychedelic's definitely have potential to deal with mental health symptoms like anxiety and depression, they really helped me.
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  338. Fury IMO is by far the best heavyweight on the planet. Too big too quick and agile. Hits too hard takes a hit too well. He’s unbeatable as long as he’s ready to fight.
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  339. David eagelman is the person who introduced me to neuroscience, thank you for that..
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  340. I saw Ex Machina 5 years ago shortly before sending applications for university programs. If I didn't see it, I would not have started studying CS and AI. I did not even consider that path before but Ex Machina made me think and realize that the impact of AI can be immense. Today, I work as CERN Fellow optimizing particle accelerators with machine learning. Thank you so much for that huge inspiration that shaped my life, Alex!
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  341. "How nice it is to collect data about a person, to CAPTURE that person" — Lex Fridman, Russian supervillain, 2021
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  342. Thank you for all the great content lex
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  343. This video is an example of why Joe Rogan's platform is so important.
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  344. Joe talking about animals never gets old
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  345. Just feels like a story that belongs on The Joe Rogan Experience
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  346. Standing on a chair to change a light bulb gives me all the rush I need.
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  347. On which episode does Dana participate with his wife?
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  348. I learned about honor one day at Jack N the Box. Two Mexicans who worked there had a disagreement. They didnt cuss at each other nor cause a scene in the restaurant. They walked across the street and duked it out. One lost, gave up (the other one did not stomp him out). Then they both finished out their shift together -- and that was that.
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  349. I’m a simple man I see Joe Rogan UFO I click
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  350. Manolis is the most concise explainer of abstract and complicated topics I've ever heard.
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  351. I listened to this on Spotify. He sounds like he is 28, its crazy how young his voice is
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  352. Dana absolutely killed it during covid, guy couldn't put a foot wrong. 2023 and the man has just completely lost his mind.
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  353. Stav speaking on the subject of physical sports/Combat is part of his comedic routine.
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  354. Lex you inspire me so much. Great timing to get that Magnus Carlsen podcast in :)
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  355. Joe "I'm happy to see you Andrew" Andrew "I'm also having a strong dopamine response as a result of our previous positive interactions"
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  356. Joe should have him on again in 10 years and see how this plays out.
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  357. Randomly stumbling on a Lex Fridman podcast whilst learning C++ 14/17 is the best thing that happened to me today.
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  358. Fucking love seeing how enthusiastic Joe is when he talks about MMA. He is a true legend and follower of this beautiful sport.
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  359. So so appreciative of lex for asking all these interesting people for advice for young people
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  360. I read his book and he had more than just drug troubles, lies and loss and suicidal ideation and heartbreak after heartbreak. Welcome back to the world, Anthony Kiedis.
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  361. Without the broad wandering nature of these complex and deeply piercing conversations, I would feel far more alone with my thoughts and interests. Thank you, Lex!
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  362. Feel free to have Manolis on the podcast AS MUCH AS YOU WANT !!
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  363. Man it’s refreshing to hear people thinking for themselves and not just following a narrative
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  364. Lex, I’ve seen aprox 60 of your shows. Please do more debates. This format is missing in society and at this point you have the pull and knowledge to put together incredibly important intellectual debates.
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  365. I appreciate Ian's honesty about the real time-line for fusion energy and his support fission energy. This man must understand the first law of thermodynamics, unlike our current political leadership. A great next topic could be on thorium fission. Get on that Lex!
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  366. Will stood up, interrupted a whole show, assaulted a man over a light hearted joke, went back to his seat, swore at him, got coddled by his Hollywood friends, won an award, made a speech, and got applauded. I can't even fathom that kind of privilege.
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  367. The quality of your guests is the best of any program I have ever heard of, let alone podcast.
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  368. We need more of these with him and Theo asap
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  369. "We're handed heros and we're fumbling them into the trash". How does Eric consistently come up with these slogans. Incredible
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  370. “I’m not interested in psychometrics as a way to characterize 1 individual person. I think psychometrics is most useful as a statistical tool. It’s most useful at scale.” This man is a measure of intelligence himself.
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  371. Ben Goertzel is so easy to listen to, even though his topics are not usually easy to process. He makes it much more enjoyable than most people can. This podcast could be 8 hours long, tbh
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  372. Best Daly story is when he asked tiger why he’s always, always practicing. Only to have tiger say, because John, not everyone is as talented as you are! That is a compliment!
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  373. Little do we know Lex passed the Turing test
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  374. Pretty sure I met this guy in a dive bar recently. I was only going for a beer but ended up having about 27 beers and 48 shots with him. Then we got into a brawl with four dozen marines and nearly died 57 times.
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  375. Whoever said Usman sounds like he's telling ghost stories around the campfire could not have been more accurate
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  376. This country will not be whole again until Jaguars are walking down Fifth Avenue, I've been screaming this at people for years now.
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  377. It's shocking to me how many people believe what the media is telling them.
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  378. Holy crap. Wasn't expecting this crossover of my interests. Very cool.
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  379. Now I understand what engineers mean when "computers talk to each other".
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  380. Two beautiful and authentic souls...very grateful for this podcast🙏
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  381. Bert is proof literally ANYONE can make it in this country
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  382. Imagine coming out of prison after 24 years and then finding out the Fear Factor guy is the new Larry King and he wants to interview you.
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  383. It's almost like when you remove any and all risk of failure, limits are pushed and bad shit happens.
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  384. Why does it feel like this is the first time in years that I've heard two adults talking like two adults? Thank you, nice work!
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  385. Thomas Sowell is a must have on your podcast good sir. Because time for him is running thin.
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  386. Lex. I have watched every single podcast since I first discovered you on Rogan. Now you are my #1 podcast. Not just because of the guests, but because I have seen you grow in the process where you establish trust with the interviewee and are able to get to their core. Much love from Chicago. You are performing a duty which is providing ray of sunshine into this challenging, uncertain world.
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  387. Starting a podcast has been extremely difficult. I've put in so much time and work marketing, clipping, working on socials and the website, yet, I have seen so little growth. I've seen a little which does get discouraging. It really makes you second guess yourself and wonder if you are doing something wrong. Any thoughts?
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  388. Thank you both, this was incredible
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  389. “You never hear about smelling pepper”….Mark Normand is doing stand up 24/7 lol
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  390. I'm so proud of Joe Rogan. They talked about nature, woods and mountains, stars and galaxies, for nearly 10 minutes, and he never once mentioned DMT.
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  391. Love this podcast!!!!
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  392. We're at a point where the normies think there's aliens, and the conspiracy theorists don't. What a time to be alive.
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  393. Wow, a remarkable conversation. Thank you for coming to this podcast, Magnus!
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  394. Bisping always been so underrated. Lost the eye, got depressed, came back hard and won the Strap and now killing the content game. Underrated.
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  395. As an italian I'm so happy to see all the italian stereotypes, mafia guys, chefs, who cares. A world without jokes sucks
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  396. I hope he never loses his humility. He can be great , he has potential that only the best of the best have. Class act!
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  397. Louis's standards for what's appropriate behaviour in a hotel room are all over the place
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  398. Everything that Pearl said about the illusion of free will and AI, applies no less to us, and the illusion of our own free will. After millions of years of evolution and refinement, we ourselves are the ultimate in AI. We feel like we have free will, so, it's likely that our own AI creations will as well, eventually.
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  399. I think everything that ray is saying is on point. The current lack of focus that the government has on the under served parts of the country is atrocious. Everyone who is born into these under served communities is starting out at a disadvantage compared to an individual that is born into a better served areas. Without the tools and resources that inherently available to communities and individuals who are in medium to higher class communities the lower served areas never improve. The way that lower class individual develops puts them at a huge disadvantage. Unfortunately the timeline of automation almost makes UBi a higher priority but both issues go hand in hand.
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  400. The guy literally went out of his way to get a white suit and tie and black shirt for a Spy Vs Spy gag. He's committed to the bit, you can't deny that.
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  401. I'm able to provide myself money and food on the table because of the technology this man has created.
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  402. Joe roegan finding out that drug dealers use snapchat is like the reaction police probably had when first finding out criminals launder money 😂
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  403. Imagine wanting everyone held accountable at all times no matter "what side" you're on...
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  404. MJK “I’m a Tetris guy.” Because he knows the pieces fit.
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  405. The saddest part is, we have comedians telling the truth way more than any politician ever will.
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  406. The comeback of the fucking century, so glad to see the greatest comedian alive back stronger than ever!
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  407. Boston in the 80s was definitely one of the most historical breeding grounds for great comedians.
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  408. Plot twist. Ngannou is entering Power Slap and going to get paid more money.
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  409. i wonder if lex will invite edward snowden on the podcast one day. would be an interesting discussion about AI, privacy, government big brother, data, censorship and of course love :D
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  410. Seriously, Lex you need a standing ovation for your ability, or your personal interest, in selecting a guest for your podcast. It has been outstanding, I almost quit another podcasts and only listen yours, because you always have superlative guest for most of whom I personally am interested (maybe the reason is that my personal interest is highly correlated with that of yours, which is "how the heck the mind works?")
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  411. I have a feeling that if we want durable dishwasher-filling robots, teaching them to say "I'm sorry" and giving it an appropriate facial expression would improve their durability significantly in the real world.
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  412. Lex, playing chess with your guests should be a standard thing at this point. Make a separate video out of it, add it to the end of the podcast, or hell you can even overlay it onto the screen during the conversation. These videos are gold.
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  413. Fantastic perspective! I shared this with my high school English class!
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  414. Cheat meals don't matter quite so much when you're on the amount of gear the Rock is using.
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  415. First podcast with Hall may have been my favorite podcast of all time. Excited for this.
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  416. Joe Rogan is the common man's philosopher. He's not a genius, renowned academic, or professional scholar, but he is a deep thinker with an Independent mind. This is why we watch.
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  417. Lex, you are one of the most unconventional, but effective interviewers I have ever had the pleasure of listening to. You actually ask questions I'm normally screaming at other interviewers to ask. You probe subjects as if you generally are interested, which we know you are. It makes for such refreshing discourse that I get to allocate all of my cognition towards.
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  418. This is the kind of legacy you'd want to leave behind. Here we are, thousands of years after this man's death, adoring him further.
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  419. That guy is an absolute legend. He is into everything and so real and humble. Actually an honor to listen to him and inspire to see what can be achieved with grit, humility, integrity, intelligence and perseverance
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  420. You can tell Joe is way more interested in talking about this more seriously.
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  421. Floyd is a great champion but he is playing a dangerous game taking these fights too lightly. I remember back in 1985 when the ex heavyweight champion of the world fought a relatively unknown Russian fighter is a supposed exhibition fight and was killed in the ring. His best friend went to Russia to train to fight the guy for revenge and ended up winning after a brutal fight but he knew winning wouldn't bring Apollo back.
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  422. Neils the kind of guy to say pass the sodium chloride instead of pass the salt at the dinner table
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  423. Joe stopping Bert from derailing this whole entire clip was the key moment
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  424. He has a really clear categorization of his beliefs, assumptions, and level of expertise. It is refreshing to hear statements like "I haven't studied that theory sufficiently to comment on it".
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  425. I love this guy, he didn’t back down from a single question, he answered them all head on.
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  426. I love how this dude does nothing but call out the people that nobody else wants to fight. Keep giving him every opportunity he wants!
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  427. “There needs to be a John madden of mma” yeah you’re talking to him Brian lol
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  428. Lex is the type of guy who read terms and conditions fully.
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  429. Deleting Instagram, Snapchat & fb been the best decisions I’ve made, the older I get the happier I am without them recently got into audio books and love to tuning in & listening to your podcasts Joe keep smashing them!💥
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  430. Not even gonna ask why Joe is so trained in making bear noises
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  431. Why don't we ever talk about the shutting down of mental asylums as being a major contributing factor to homelessness, as well?
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  432. The girl surfer who saved his friend needs to be interviewed. What a hero, her fast thinking saved that man’s life.
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  433. I would like to hear John Abramsons take on the vaccine efficacy now that the data releases have been analysed.
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  434. I enjoy watching Lex struggle to emit humanlike brainwaves. Really amazing piece of technology, and the helmet is neat too
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  435. This was one of the best podcasts in a long time. Derek is on point even tho he has no degree in what he is talking about. Goes to show that you can achieve something by just reading and learning, then educating. So many people don’t read the actual facts and studies anymore! Just the big headlines.
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  436. vTyson acknowledged his weakness, addressed his mental health. Life can be made in balance, not a survivor of his past. He’s a testament to his own will, one of the greatest comebacks in so many ways to become the GOAT.
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  437. I am more shocked that people are shocked by this then anything else. If the service is free you are the product, its been this way since the start.
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  438. thanks for posting these clips, its good to get information in bites, even if theres not a lot of context.
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  439. It's been said here already, but worth repeating, Joe's strength is allowing his guests to complete a thought without sensational interruptions. Most talk show hosts won't allow a guest to complete a sentence without interruption... no coherent thoughts allowed. Good work Joe, we appreciate you.
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  440. "There are two reasons why you should delete your social media accounts. One is for your own good, and the other one is for society's good." -Jaron Lanier
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  441. One of the few dudes who can feel secure in wearing his Ledger Nano around his neck.
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  442. Seeing Joe just fanboy about martial arts will never get old
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  443. He is a national treasure. So brilliant, yet so reasonable and relatable.
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  444. I am truly amazed that Steve-O is doing better than ever in 2022. Major props to him for turning his life around while still finding a way to be super entertaining.
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  445. Everything about Keatons version of Batman was the best to date. He was a natural fit for that role despite being less physically intimidating than the other batman's. You can see that intensity in his eyes yet kept composed throughout. Nobody is going to convince me that Keaton isn't the best depiction of Batman
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  446. It was a pleasure joining the show. Let’s do it again when I have a new batch of wild foods to bring you.
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  447. Trying to come out of a deep depression and this came on just as I was procrastinating over cleaning. So absolutely perfect to listen to and do the work, thank you!
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  448. Rickson is right. I've become so good at breathing over the years, I can do it in my sleep.
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  449. The big takeaway is we can't have civil discussions. We have incredibly complicated and nuanced topics absolutely worth discussing in detail but instead of a sophisticated debate, it's dumbed down to black vs white, or red vs blue. We either support one thing or we are evil and support x, y, and z. We do this with just about everything related to societal issues. Too many assumptions, too little tolerance. It's only exasperated by the fact that we try to have these discussions using 150 characters or less. I think we can do better. It leaves me wondering if it's all by design or if our own inadequacies are getting the best of us.
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  450. The second Grant opens his mouth you can tell he knows exactly what he’s talking about.
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  451. Really great to see cyber security on the channel. Would love to see more netsec
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  452. Man you've been having some really good guests! Your podcast is quickly becoming my favorite. I can't wait to watch this one too!
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  453. Nobody has enough knowledge in their heads. Beautifully said Mr. Dalio...
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  454. I’m not a vet but this is just what I always assumed training would be like . What did ppl think was happening 😂😂😂
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  455. “It’s better to do something one minute a day, everyday without exception than doing it once a month for an entire day” ~Lex Fridman
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  456. I remember watching this guy years ago when he was trying to rebuild the salvaged Tesla. I could not believe the hard work and dedication. Incredible guy
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  457. Whitney, I love you!!!!
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  458. I got a hint of anxiety when Tom Green said he was going to “monitor that hit” , I know that feeling
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  459. How nice of Mike to come on the podcast and say absolutely nothing. Great as per usual!
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  460. Thanks lex as always! very interesting to see how 2012 was a long time ago being born in 65. the speed of communication we now have compared to the 70s is incredible.
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  461. You know Grant is a mathematician when he says, "such that".
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  462. I honestly expected it to be harder after being a regular smoker for 7 years, but turns out the appeal in it for me was the peace and quite I had while smoking. Having the mentality that "okay, this is my smoke break. And I will not have it be anything other than relaxing." really made me just enjoy those 5 mins more than I should've.
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  463. No way dude. Finally something good on YouTube. Lex is going to take over the vacuum created after JRE's departure.
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  464. Lex has singlehandedly created a dynasty. He has brought so many great guests and conversations to the internet, and Lex has contributed to mapping the human experience and the map of realities. This one is no exception.
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  465. Merry Christmas Lex. These facinating details you bring forth from your guest are my gift under my virtual tree.. thank you
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  466. What a strong man to admit all of this. It takes so much healing and love for yourself to talk about the pain of your past and admit where you went wrong. Much love 🥰
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  467. Hiding this thing in somebody's code would be pure evil
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  468. Paddy Considine is the wrong actor? No. He's the best part of the show.
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  469. Duncan is a national treasure... it kills me hes not more popular.
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  470. Only person held accountable was Lt Col Stuart Scheller who lost his career for asking for accountability
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  471. Would've been cool to see Galileo debate Eddie Bravo.
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  472. It's amazing this dude can still make complete sentences
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  473. Rumor has it that on his 1st tee shot the golf ball landed in all 18 cups . he played 18 holes with only 1 swing. The guy is a natural.
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  474. Thank you to all the truckers out there!💯 🚛
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  475. I don't think Joe has ever talked about Jon Jones without mentioning how he opened up against Shogun with a flying knee.
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  476. The way Gupta talks about his anxiety over releasing his studies is wild and emblematic of the politicization of medicine. Here you have a doctor, ostensibly doing good research into the medical benefits of a substance, and he still felt that there was a chance he could lose his job by revealing his findings. This goes way beyond marijuana, politics is controlling the way we are allowed to think about medicine.
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  477. That's so strange when people with the least amount of facts have such strong opinions.
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  478. Askren is so fun to listen. The guy is both knowledgeable and entertaining, as well as a world class wrestler/MMA fighter. Sheer amount of details he's dropping in all aspects is just incredible.
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  479. So refreshing to hear someone say they don't know. Hearing people just ramble on without knowing anything just insulting his character or saying he's innocent is so annoying
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  480. I have been following her work at the Interact Lab and absolutely admire her research in "Theory of Mind" models. Thanks a lot Lex.
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  481. There is nothing Bert ever said that would make me laugh the way he laughed at his own joke in this clip.
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  482. He went from street fight to a master less in self defense 😂. I love it !
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  483. The fact that he’s resigning over sexual-harassment and not the policies that killed thousands of elderly people sums up our society.
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  484. If ever there was a podcast that needed to be #1 on trending
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  485. You should invite Robin back regularly, e.g. annually, and keep exploring all of the wonderful tangents you discovered in your previous conversation(s) with him!
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  486. Just like to remind this to people, that "There is no experimental evidence at this time that supersymmetry is correct or whether or not other extensions to current models might be more accurate."
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  487. That beginning gave me chills. Just thinking about 101.2 billion stories of human experience the suffering, joy, mystery,...
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  488. vIt amazes me how the world has brilliant people like these two walking among cavemen like me.
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  489. Came back to this after ChatGPT was released. Really enjoyed the small part on sleep, it made me feel way better about myself staying up and working through the night.
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  490. I have to say, after Rogan left YouTube, this is my favourite podcast now. Keep it up, Lex!
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  491. That's what ordering a president through the mail gets you 😂
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  492. I like how Eddie tries to make serious topics into a joke but joe still maintains their seriousness
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  493. Lex, your podcast has quickly become one of my favorites to tune into. I love multi-tasking while listening in and broadening my intellectual horizons. Cheers and keep up the great work, much love from Colorado
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  494. Third time lucky...I have been trying to watch this bloody podcast for ages...every time I settle down with a beer and my cat " no sarcastic remarks you bastards " something or someone gets in the way... it was worth the wait mind you, pretty sure the cat agrees with you to lad. Good man, thank you for your time 🤙
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  495. Off-topic comment, but I have to mention it: It's very cool that Lex doesn't interrupt the flow of the podcast 3 times an hour with ad reads. Most of the advertised products aren't interesting for me since I don't live in the US and for other reasons, but if I was interested in something, I would definitely buy it here and not somewhere else because he doesn't bug his viewers with aggressive shilling. I hope this viewer friendly approach pays off for him!
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  496. It’s insane how huge Joe’s podcast has become. Dude is living the life.
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  497. Joe and Joey should have a monthly podcast. At least.
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  498. “Listening, not silencing. This is the Lex Fridman podcast.” What America needs now
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  499. The fact he lost all his props in a fire , and comedians everywhere pitched in to help him replace them showed me he has the love of his peers ❤
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  500. Bert’s funniest joke will be when he outlives Joe.
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  501. Brendan rocking at the end like we just outed his trauma is a violation 😂
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  502. Joe did a very good impersonation of Goggins too lol
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  503. I rarely comment, but Lex, your podcast is quickly becoming an element of my morning ritual. Best list of guests in my opinion. I have a request also if you see this, Robert Sapolsky the Stanford Neuroendocrinologist would be my next pick. Keep it up man, you're doing fantastic work.
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  504. He’s not a politicized, woke virtue signaller, he’s someone who is legitimately virtuous. It enrages the fake people out there who have agendas.
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  505. Revisiting this cast. I actually love this guy Avi Leob. He's a great listen and very insightful - besides his intelligence he's just an all round great and good human being.
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  506. This is great because Joe knows as much about hip hop as Snoop knows about MMA.
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  507. Lex, love your content and professionalism. Your guests are the best in their field. Keep up the format!
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  508. the aura of andrew ng is so peaceful. really inspiring podcast.
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  509. I just read an interview with Simone and she said she has not taken ADHD meds since 2017. She got what is called the twisties, in other sports called the Yips, and was so disoriented she could not perform because in the air she didn't know where she was. I spent 6 years in gymnastics and can tell you this is a real thing and completely dangerous. You can't do most tricks that spin you around a bit because you end up not knowing where you are in space and could end up landing on your head.
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  510. Hills performance was the shocker of the night, changed the way everyone views him.
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  511. "I don't care about self-driving cars. The real reason I'm doing it is to help solve General Intelligence." I love his honesty and being so straight forward.
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  512. This is an amazing video for stimulating me as a researcher!!!
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  513. Whenever an older person is in the show I know I'm in for a treat of wisdom. Especially love it when it's computer science related.
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  514. Finally kevin Hart is getting recognition he deserve. Go Comedy
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  515. “Anyone can cook.” (Chef Gusteau)
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  516. I think it was really cool that Lex avoided UFO questions the first hour. Super interesting hearing about being a fighter pilot.
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  517. One reason I love Anthony is he completely appreciated and respected the people, culture and food and presented all that every single show. Absolutely missing his continued work.
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  518. I could listen to men like Kaku all day. So interesting.
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  519. Jujimufu needs to be on the podcast. He'd be a great guest.
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  520. The best thing I ever learned of from the JRE is Lex Fridman
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  521. so great for Lex to really open up for us and have his therapist on the show
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  522. When she says " Oh my god are lockdowns gonna create serial killers?" And Joe just dead eyes her and says " a little bit." was very accurate.
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  523. This used to happen at campgrounds when people got caught stealing from other campers, people got together and duct-taped the thief to a tree, and then called for the park ranger(sometimes).
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  524. Lex, every interview I gain so much wisdom and enlightenment. Seriously, keep it up man. You rock!
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  525. Joe boldly attacking another of the great controversial topics of our times: what's the right way to have your coffee.
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  526. 'I judge you unfortunate because you have never lived through misfortune. You have passed through life without an opponent - no one can ever know what you are capable of, not even you.' ~ Seneca Godspeed
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  527. Lex, I'll say it again like a broken record.. You have the best podcast on YouTube.
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  528. He must have Neuroalink installed already. He’s like a perfectly articulate verbal encyclopedia.
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  529. I loved Lex's smile when he said he would read it in Russian.
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  530. It was no shocker to people who actually watch and believe in Charles.
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  531. Lex this episode made me smile thru it’s entirety. About as animated as could be.
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  532. Love this woman. Both physically and mentally strong. She should be a role model for young girls... instead the media promotes people like Lizo
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  533. I spent my childhood growing up with Tristan. I knew back then he was gifted but seeing how far he has grown is mind boggling. Hope you’re doing well buddy.
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  534. Lex, I've noticed that your interviewing style brings out what the guest has been wanting to say, but has lacked the access to express in a relaxed form, you drill down to get the answers to questions we wanted to be asked, but didn't know until you asked them. Thank You the audience
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  535. So Players aren’t allowed to bet on sports, but politicians can invest in stocks…
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  536. I stopped consuming processed foods, replaced them with fresh fruits and lots of leafy vegetables, lost 40 lbs, I have not even had a mild flu in the last two years, I take no prescription drugs, no vaccine, and at 62 I am more healthy now than when I was 40
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  537. Great interview. This somehow gives me the vibe of an FBI agent carefully and meticulously interviewing a slightly nervous scientist that they had recently "invited for a little talk."
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  538. Ms Pat is one of the most likeable people ever, you can't help but smile listening to her talk.
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  539. Brilliance on both sides. Thank you for holding and recording this conversation so that we all can benefit.
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  540. I was at the seminar Nick did a few months ago and someone asked why he hadn’t been on Rogan he said not sure but he would be down to go on. Hit him up Joe 👍
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  541. Willie D the only person that can rhyme "paranoid with sword" and we love it✌🏿Joe
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  542. 'ANIMAL LIBERATION' is a life-changing book. Thank you Peter Singer for writing it! :) ...and, thanks Lex for having this remarkable human being on your podcast.
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  543. If Goggins says it's hard, I think you're in trouble.
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  544. “Ultimately, saying that you don't care about privacy because you have nothing to hide is no different from saying you don't care about freedom of speech because you have nothing to say.” ― Edward Snowden
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  545. This has been going on since the market was created. What we really need are term limits for these clowns. The whole 70+ year old career politician has to go
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  546. Lex, I love the way you breathe spirit into these conversations. Your talks have a distinct zen aspect that is so refreshing. And it's even better when your guests understand there are two conversations happening simultaneously and dig into that without losing grip on the technicals.
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  547. Lex is on a RAMPAGE with these conversations
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  548. When it comes to young girls, I think parents can do a lot to mitigate harmful influences. For example, my preteen daughter is not allowed on these apps. When she watches movies and shows I know what she’s watching. I also encourage healthy practices and spend a lot of time with her. We can teach our children what to value. But it takes time and attention.
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  549. Ari is the only person to try psychedelics and have his ego get bigger.
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  550. As man from El Paso, Texas who has been eating burritos since 1982, thank you Kim Jong for your invention.
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  551. I feel that Stephen Wolfram is one step away from getting out of the matrix.
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  552. I feel bad for everyone including myself who'd donated to Alzheimer's disease research and had this story come out and break our hearts a little bit. The good news is now we know to keep looking in other areas.
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  553. "hanging out with tigers is different to hanging out with lions" Mike Tyson says, casually
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  554. Thank you for who you are as a human being Lex. The world needs people like you, stay you.
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  555. I’ve heard about this mammoth clones since I was about 8-10 years old. I’m almost 32. If I don’t see a mammoth in my lifetime, I might a little mad 😂
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  556. This Professor is incredible. I could listen to her all day. Extremely clear and to the point. Thanks Lex!
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  557. I love how this dude does nothing but call out the people that nobody else wants to fight. Keep giving him every opportunity he wants!
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  558. What an amazing lady. I could listen to her talk for another 5 hours. Thank you both for your time.
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  559. Came across this recently when PyCharm suggested it on an if statement I wrote. These nifty things are what makes python fun to code in.
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  560. Jamie Foxx is a special human. One of the best story tellers, impersonators, singers and comedians. That only scratches the surface. I could listen to him all day.
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  561. This guy is on a short list of highly underappreciated actors in Hollywood
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  562. Lex, thank you for your media stuff! Im from Russia, NES graduate living in Moscow) all your talks with such brilliant people inspires me and give me hope for humanity. You are like my friend who got PhD in MIT which I always dreamed of cause Im not motivated enough by myself to finish such task) thank you!
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  563. if you dropped an episode with Danaher every week, i'd watch every single one
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  564. I love the chemistry. Everyone has their strengths. Joe's overall knowledge, Bryan's humour, Eddie's conspiracy theories and Brendan is also there.
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  565. Hey Lex, you should do a tour of your setup and your process for reading scientific papers. I saw a bit of it in your “day in the life” video, and it seems really cool. Can’t wait to get into this podcast!
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  566. 2020 got life so messed up that Tom Green sounds like a normal, well adjusted person. WTF.
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  567. this is a recipe for progress in every field.
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  568. Just googled IQ test and spend 30 minutes doing the test. Before getting the results, it asked for money. I guess the result was that I am stupid :D
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  569. The only thing more impressive than Lex's intellect is his humility. Thank you for sharing your ideas, Lex.
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  570. This is a perfect example of how humanity is destroying itself through hypocrisy.
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  571. I find immense comfort in knowing humans this smart are out there working away.
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  572. Recycling needs incentives, if you pay the user some amount of money they will get the empty bottles to the recycling facility i think. And for the reusable bottles manufacturers need to go back to basics and ship the water in glass bottles, glass is as i know 100% recyclable with no harm, except for the emissions from the factories that do the recycling 😅
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  573. Super fun conversation!! What a enjoyable intellectual he is....Excellent work and thank you... I genuinely appreciate you documenting and sharing all your conversations
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  574. VSauce was the first YouTube channel I binge watched.
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  575. At this rate, I wouldn't be surprised if Lex interviews God himself for his 100th podcast
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  576. Platforms should NEVER get comfortable with government. Thank god for this podcast sheading light on these issues.
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  577. Loving the evolution of the podcast Lex. Keep experimenting and find your way
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  578. I can see the disappoinment and realization that we're all doomed in Joes face.
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  579. The scary thing about eternal recurrence is not the idea of having to relive every moment, emotion or scenario, but the fact that eternal recurrence means every moment is meaningful and lives on in eternity.
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  580. Just heard you recite this on the Joe Rogan Podcast. Your voice is so calming and really makes this poem so much better. Thank you Lex
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  581. Quiting smoking is easy. I've done it a hundred times.
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  582. One of the best intellectual podcasts around. Thanks so much Lex!
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  583. I like how quiet Tom was throughout the push-ups conversation. The lesson is if you know you can't do something, talk less
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  584. I love when life slaps you with no mercy.
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  585. Mike had to show him the kick at the end just to remind him who the real fighter is 😂
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  586. So Fermat's Library is basically Genius Lyrics for academic papers
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  587. allow me to tell you how Elon Musk doesn't take enough risks while I'm not risking my half a billion net worth in an enterprise where so many others have failed, attempting to do things that many seasoned experts have said is utterly impossible (a landing rocket booster)
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  588. I like how she has some ideas or like things she explores in her mind.
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  589. I love "fight talk" with Joe. It's what got me hooked on his podcast in the first place
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  590. anytime someone says, "We had to do it". I get the sense they are justifying acts that they realize are immoral. Or at least self serving motives that they are attributing to a greater good.
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  591. After 250 rounds of sparring with one of the finest in Manny Pacquiao, nobody...like nobody will intimidate George Kambosos. That's why he was so calm and collected the entire promotion for Lopez fight and after beating him, he's not over his head despite the huge accomplishment. Great for boxing!
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  592. It's often a shock for clever hard workers, that office politics exists. You can get far by just being technically proficient, but it helps to also be socially proficient.
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  593. If you listen to the full interview you can hear this guy go on and on about how scientific his mind is as he spouts his opinions of people for being unsure of something quite significant. Not only is he a documentarian scientist, he's also the new leading expert on viruses and vaccines. You can learn all the important stuff from this guy.
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  594. Glad to see Hank Schrader got the promotion he deserved.
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  595. I never thought I'd be tempted to unsubscribe from the official UFC channel
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  596. Stanley Kubrick was ahead of his time. Eyes Wide Shut is literally what is happening in the world right now with the Epstein/McAffee cases
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  597. Im going to tell my kids that these men were our forefathers.
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  598. I understand her complaint, but Robert nailed it. Imagine seeing your parents murdered in front of you because you were scared of the show
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  599. I'm grateful for you man! Hope all is good in your world.
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  600. Joe ranting against the vaccine passport is top tier Joe. This is the Joe we want and need. Your voice is needed now more than ever.
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  601. Brian Greene is great because he seems socially competent with great intelligence. Not just a science/math savant who can't communicate with everyday people.
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  602. Ok you know the pisser guy is loving life right now, knowing that Tom told his story on Rogan.
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  603. my grandpa started walking 1 miles a day when he was 80. now he's 82 and we have no idea where he is
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  604. Dude sounds like Joey Diaz' Alaskan spirit brother.
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  605. The wisdom of two bald men talking to each other. Undeniable.
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  606. We're losing wayy too many comedy legends this year already... Rest easy Gilbert! Thanks for the years of laughter
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  607. I’m not the smartest tool in the shed and don’t always fully grasp these conversations, but Lex and his podcast has really helped me discover new perspectives about life and everything in general! You are much appreciated Lex! 🙏🏼
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  608. Joe has made more weed disappear than RoundUp.
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  609. He's right Lex, this footprint your leaving for all of us and your guests, will keep changing the world in ways you'll never fully see or know. Keep it up! Last year was awesome, this year's starting super strong my dude!!
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  610. What amazes me is how Ilya's face remains emotionless and serious any time Lex jokes about things like mortality, conscious AI, etc. He conveys that solving these things is not so much of a joke at this point, but a possibility in the observable future.
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  611. Doctors not taking stomach stuff seriously is the most frustrating thing, props to this man for pushing for answers and getting them.
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  612. Lex asks questions to which he knows the answer so that the viewers can better understand the converstation. This is an action of humility and honesty that goes quite a long way, and should be appreciated. Kudos to you, Lex.
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  613. Insomniac is still an incredible show and I appreciate it more now looking back. It was so simple and not over produced. Just let a funny guy be funny and center it around crazy night life.
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  614. The type of vr he's talking about is going to be so insanely addictive.
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  615. I absolutely love that Joe "trusts but verifies" everything he hears, even from great guests like Jordan Peterson. We should all do that, regardless of the source.
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  616. 5 hours with Tim Dodd! There goes my week!
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  617. "Why should we feel angry at the world? As if the world would notice." - Marcus Aurelius
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  618. Lex, thanks for bringing interesting subjects and guests to us unwashed masses. Seriously your interviews are some of the best I've seen.
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  619. Governments shutting down private individuals for teaching people how to be prepared and self-sufficient should tell us all exactly what these governments have planned for us.
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  620. Triple C retiring early was the stupidest thing he could have done for his career. Hopefully he comes back sharper than ever
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  621. I told this before and now saying it again: Lex , you are saving the Internet. Great interview.
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  622. It's so rare to hear people in our culture who are this comfortable expressing so much gratitude. Nothing but gratitude, all through this clip. Andrew is the man.
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  623. Politics has become a sports team mentality.
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  624. Thanks for having Gina on the show 😀 She’s one of the pioneers of women’s MMA
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  625. Lex is one of those friends you can bring anywhere and isn’t annoying at all, just learning and taking in everything, love it.
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  626. He's calling for sobriety and hell i thought I'll never hear that from a .. let's say computational categorizer :)) he's a real scientist down to earth and I love that! An other highlight of Lex's podcast - aren't we listeners spoiled guys?
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  627. Make more of these Math videos! Loved this one!
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  628. Amazing job Lex! please, keep on doing good stuff for us
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  629. That gentleman must have created for himself one of the most fantastic job ever : to meet brilliant minds and to LEARN every time . Bravo !
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  630. I’ve never made a Twitter account in my life so seeing people meltdown over this acquisition is funny to me
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  631. As an afghan refugee , I can say that majority of this conversation is true and made me cry for many things said in this podcast. Thanks for keeping people educated about the history of this land .
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  632. This animator should be awarded an Oscar for all the categories, even best support actress, all of them; this is just genius.
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  633. I don't think there's ever been more pressure for Izzy to win a fight ever.
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  634. Wonderful to listen to John Hopfield. I had implemented his Hopfield network on silicon in 1988 🙂. I moved to other things but kept a deep interest in brain biology and artificial intelligence.
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  635. Another fantastic episode Lex. Thank you for providing such an incredible platform for stimulating conversation that broadens the understanding of the human race’s horizon.
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  636. Lex just want to say thanks for all the energy and effort you put into your Art. You helped me come out of a dark place a few months back. You be saving lives without even knowing it bro. Stay safe bro
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  637. I usually don't finish longform interviews or podcasts in one sitting, but this one went by in a flash. I guess time flies when you're engaged with the conversation.
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  638. Alan Touring was the real OG 😂
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  639. I have a PhD in AI and I can say that Andrew is THE BEST machine learning/AI educator I have ever seen on the field! The deeplearning specialization is just invaluable for any interested learner in DL.
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  640. You have to respect Dave he is a metal god , he’s been through a lot and still has shown everyone what he is made of. Love him man 🤘🇦🇺🌌
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  641. Thanks a lot for making these kinda things public to everyone! I hope I will get lectures from you in the future.
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  642. That's a lot of money laundering in one place.
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  643. Part of the problem is that there’s a big stigma to simply saying “I don’t know,” which is the most rational conclusion in many circumstances.
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  644. I love the way Joe when he listens to stories from his guest he is genuinely in admiration of his guest. It is genuine and not like oh ok cool. He stops and really takes it in and is like wow. Keep the story telling. It’s a lost art form.
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  645. Love that you ask your guests the books, films, music that they appreciate. You are helping us all discover new gems of culture to broaden our world-view and understanding, thank you.
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  646. The minimalism of ASCII art is still fascinating and intriguing.
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  647. This right here is the channel of a man who is fascinated with the life we live. What a time to be alive.
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  648. Charisma, emotional appeal, attractive. The OPPOSITE of what the country needs.
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  649. Dude, Kearney not explaining to Joe who Big Z is is a total slap in that face to the goat of Strongman not to mention the best log presser ever
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  650. Eddie's really hit that next level, looking back, at his conspiracies and now seeing conspiracies within conspiracies
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  651. This is one of the best if not best conversations I ever had in my life. Thanks, Lex. I had a blast.
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  652. Felder is one of the best commentators the UFC has sorry he stopped fighting I always like his style.
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  653. Joey Diaz should be highly paid sitting in his house on a zoom call with Hollywood writers. Everything he says is hysterical, write it down, make a movie, cut Uncle Joey a check and the world will rejoice.
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  654. "The brain is an organ by which nature examines itself." - George Bernard Shaw
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  655. Joe has said multiple times that “Ari discovered you could watch tv while you do cardio” like Ari was a pioneer for discovering this concept that most people do 😂
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  656. We need Randall back ASAP! I’m dying to hear about this technology
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  657. Joe sounds like Jamie’s dad talking about his allergies 😂
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  658. I’ve never witnessed such an enjoyable conversation between a guy in a suit and a guy in a tie-die t-shirt.
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  659. Every interview is amazing, but this conversation was on another level. Thank you.
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  660. Bret's interviews on JRE have aged like fine wine. The dude has been so spot on, so many times, it's uncanny.
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  661. Push to rebrand the Powerslap name to "CTE Factory"
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  662. It was so crazy to watch Conor manifest his own reality back then. The man was ON FIRE for a few years.
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  663. Lex is killing me. How can this man not only get almost all my favorite public intellectuals on the show, but also talk to them on eye-level. Awesome.
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  664. Nothing says "trust the science" quite like "you can't sue us if something goes wrong" and "we need 75 years to release the data to the public".
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  665. They even dragged bisping into this madness
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  666. It's interesting when comedians hold other legendary comedians with such high regard. Like Hicks, Kinison, Carlin, Hedberg, and Schaub.
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  667. If there was any doubt that Lex is already a legend, this should settle it
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  668. I’m so glad everyone is hyped to see Matt on Rogan
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  669. He's not wrong. "30 people at a board table" making films today is why so many have given up on modern Hollywood and go looking for real films in the past.
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  670. I don't know why I enjoy listening to podcasts about things I can't possibly understand but the questions you ask make it so interesting. You are a joy to listen to. Thanks for this.
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  671. I love this interview. Two great intellects just chatting.
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  672. He's 50, created arguably the most useful python data science tools AND kept his hairline. Something doesn't add up...
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  673. I love Joe exposing the reality of how these companies operate, and how squirrely this guy is about admitting it
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  674. Lex is the only person who's successfully interviewed Wolfram... now twice :)
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  675. Joe needs to hold a self defense class for comedians.
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  676. I have been a Ayanna Howard fanboy for quite some time now. Thank you, Lex!
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  677. Absolute 🔥 episode Lex, thanks!
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  678. Joe calling it Atlanta is giving me anxiety
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  679. "All of humanity's problems stem from man's inability to sit quietly in a room alone." -Pascal
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  680. lex, I know you don't read all these. Hard time in life, you keep me through, love ya
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  681. nice one
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  682. Jitendra is a clear and organized mind in a world of confusion, at least in the academic world
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  683. I know he's wearing it as a joke, but Rogan should seriously consider making this his permanent look.
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  684. When there is underlying respect, we can accomplish a great deal. That's why I listen to your podcasts Lex. You always maintain respect. Even when Joe is clowning you for being a romantic fool, you never lose your footing. Keep going.
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  685. I’d expect to meet the president too if I donated 80 million dollars to their party.
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  686. I love how he immediately goes over and starts absorbing a young child's life force to sustain himself.
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  687. When you really start to study the details of MKUltra its absolutely terrifying that something like this was allowed to take place.
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  688. Just listened this in Google Podcast and I'm here to watch it, I know it's worth watching. So many jokes and tangents that I can't just imagine your faces. Keep it up Lex, this is gold!
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  689. This is my second time listening to this podcast, took me through the spectrum of emotions. So so good
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  690. My grandfather who worked in the NERVA program (nuclear rockets for space) told me about hypersonic missiles when I was a small child, I’m 40. He described them as going so fast that just the energy from the speed could cause massive destruction. I’m not sure he was saying they were built or just an idea he had seen discussed or what (don’t remember) but this stuff has been around for a long time. He worked on all things nuclear and retired from Hanford. He passed away last winter - miss you grandpa Fred, I would have loved to talk to you about this.
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  691. This is a guy who has been in combat. He doesn’t panic, make stuff up to glorify himself. He also has a bunch of pilots that have seen the same thing.
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  692. Now that Joe Rogan is leaving YouTube This Podcast is going to grow ten folds.
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  693. vLogan seriously had great ring flow. Tremendous charisma and straight up sold moves and did better than 75% of modern wrestlers
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  694. Having watched some of the same intellectuals having conversations with other ppl (podcasts), I am amazed how simply brilliant Lex is doing what he is doing. He can take all these extremely erudite and intelligent guests, from fields different that his own expertise, to some great depth and interesting areas that both the listeners and the guests thoroughly enjoy. The questions that he asks sometimes are well-thought beforehand, and those followups can only come from a brilliant mind. (A lot of teenagers and young ppl gonna be pursuing science in the future simply bcz of the pure joy they can get from listening to these conversations. )
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  695. He seems so exciting to convey his idea to the students, what a researcher ! Great job!
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  696. Joe needs to get Jeremy Wade from River Monsters on this podcast!
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  697. Imagine you won the prison talent show 5 years running and then you hear R Kelly is coming to the prison you are at.
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  698. Wow. Just putting aside everything he learned and how he committed to public education, this man is the definition of squared away, selfless, and motivated. It's tragic how our education systems are the exact opposite of this man in their philosophy, having us memorize facts and material, and steering us away from questioning the establishment. The only way human innovation got to where it is, is because of people like Ben.
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  699. Lex your podcast has been on a roll recently. :D keep educating us normies hahaha
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  700. I feel us conspiracy theorists deserve a full apology at this point.
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  701. The quality of the guests and interviews on this podcast are outstanding. Lex really turned out to be a very interesting interviewer, getting the best out if these gifted guests.
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  702. "The whole media industry is based on fooling people the way they want to be fooled". So insightful.
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  703. I have my Cognitive Neuropsychology exam on Tuesday and have been studying all weekend. This is perfect timing! Thank you Lex
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  704. Lex Fridman is a computer, and he interviews these people to learn what it is like to be human.
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  705. Dave sounds like a very centered and self-aware individual. Just thankful to be alive and to have led the life he has. So refreshing to hear a celebrity talk like this.
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  706. One of my favorite guests on JRE; guaranteed a good episode.
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  707. It is actually impressive how this guy manages to speak for hours without saying anything.
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  708. People forget how insanely good BJ was at his peak. One of the GOATs
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  709. These toons are the best! Awesome job.
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  710. Chad is literally a MMA legend, want nothing but the best for him and people like him.
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  711. I see Sasso I click
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  712. What an attitude and dedication No doubt his book is considered Bible of computer programming.
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  713. it’s sad that when the russian media was making fun of america, they weren’t even lying
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  714. As an elder millennial, one of the few advantages is having lived through the Great Recession. My advice. Reduce unnecessary expenses, increase your savings by investing in financial markets and do not sell. One thing I know for sure is that diversifying your income can help insulate you from much of the craziness going on in the world.
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  715. Graduating in chemical-biomedical engineering this semester and I learned at least 50% of the content over the past 5 years from youtube. Couldn't be more grateful for this immense resource of free information.
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  716. Never thought I'd see Willie D on the jre.
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  717. We need more older people like him to be interviewed before that generation no longer is living.
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  718. The worst thing in the prison service is when a guy doing 6 months gets put in the same place someone's doing life.
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  719. here in Australia I used to think it was petty to charge someone for shoplifting. I now understand how far things could escalate if there are no consequences.
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  720. My Grandmother used to say "never hang out with wild animals larger than you" and honest to God I have not been in a Walmart in 25 years. True story.
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  721. Holy shit, Stav on JRE is so weird
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  722. The media really needs to be held accountable for all the lies and damage they cause, some lawsuits would probably help.
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  723. Man, you are like my hero. Thanks for asking great questions to great people.
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  724. One of the best interviews Lex has done I think.
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  725. Like a candle in the wind.
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  726. This was an interesting conversation! Lex - I wonder if the title should be "Language vs. Vision" instead. 6:56 - In terms of Generative AI, can Language and Vision both work to improve each other, like an arms race? How will the AI model and algorithm decide when to determine a pass or fail result for either/or?
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  727. This man has the fortitude of of a lion. He is an inspiration for never quitting or succumbing to pain.
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  728. You’re an absolute podcast machine. Unmatched. It’s a privilege watching you on your path.
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  729. Took a few years and me finally admitting I needed help. I joined a 12-step program and I’ve been alcohol-free since 12/27/2014. 🙌🏼
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  730. The way Volk fought and handled himself after the loss earned him countless new fans. What a class act and consummate professional.
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  731. Listening to Lex's podcast makes me smarter, or at the very least makes me believe that I am smarter than I actually am.
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  732. I was waiting for Lex to show Richard different memes that were made about him. 😂
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  733. This guy was one of my heroes growing up. Thanks for all your work on the show, Lex.
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  734. I am a farmer in Peru and I find my NPC simulation assignment offensive
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  735. Love how he included the fact that Joe is terrified of Tyson 🤣
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  736. Watching McGwire walk out of the dugout holding his bat that looked like a drum stick and then cranking out HR after HR was so amazing... He has always been my favorite MLB player since he was with the A's. Him vs Sosa was one of the most entertaining moments in sports history alongside MJ and the Bulls.
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  737. May not be the most articulate guy ever, but I appreciate that. We need people from the community to serve the community more often
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  738. This guy is a gem and it must have been a pleasure speaking with him.
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  739. I grew up in central Florida and I remember seeing gators as so normal. When they’re sunbathing they don’t even care if you’re right behind them but man… I’d never get that close to them like I did when I was a kid. Living there it didn’t even seem weird though.
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  740. I just started listening to Lex Fridman yesterday and I am addicted. He has some of the best questions and he is so neutral. I’m just so impressed. What a great interviewer
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  741. In a world of AI sharlatans and sales gurus, its so refreshing to have such a non BS podcast.
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  742. I never thought IA would be a new species. Maybe we have to think about it. AI would be a predator or what? hard to imagine.
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  743. In 2017 I felt sick, walked into a hospital and fell into a coma the next day....I woke up 6 weeks later with a new liver(which they found out was caused by a blood clot in my liver) my wife and 2 daughters were told that a 1% chance of survival would be a miracle. The dreams/visions I had while in coma were exactly what people describe when taking dmt! I saw the most profound things that are so hard to describe.
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  744. I watched this super high Feeling so lucky to listen to this brilliant minds for free Thank you YouTube and lex Fridman
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  745. Glad to see Lex keeping up with this in spite of the totally uncalled for hate he got on Twitter for encouraging people to read. Happy new year Lex, thanks for doing what you do.
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  746. Harris is a legend. I strive to be at his level in film and storytelling
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  747. The fact that they are out to get him now for telling the world his experience and about Ivermectin should open everyones eyes. What he said is the truth and they're mad that someone with such a reaching voice is saying it
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  748. You printed memes on paper?! I'm surprised they didn't spontaneously combust. That's some boomer shit right there.
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  749. Joscha Bach is one of the most interesting people I've ever heard. The manner he describes these complex subjects like the way we perceive reality is amazing. The first time he was on the podcast must have listened to it 3 times in a week
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  750. Bryan unleashing misery on the world with the Aztec death whistle, is still not as bad as Joe unleashing Brendan on the world of comedy
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  751. I remember a 7th grade teacher who told me I wasn't cut out for mathematics. I ended up getting a B.S. and M.S. in Mathematics.
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  752. Ladies and gentlemen, one of the most avoided fighters in the UFC.
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  753. mr beast is dropping absolute GEMS in this episode
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  754. Man. Lex is smart, scientific, humble, emotional/romantic and does martial arts. Best of this luck to this individual who is spreading positivity in this world.
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  755. Joe's way of showing respect for MMA fighters is such a breath of fresh air in this clout chasing world we live in.
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  756. For a guy who wasn't a spy he really was doing some spy shit
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  757. Joe Rogan and Snoop Dogg talking about their favorite things is one of the most wholesome things I’ve ever seen
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  758. I repaired computers and network hardware for almost 40 years. I can't speak to the phones or tablets. We did iMac's for several years. We had to buy special tools from Apple just to open them. The labor time involved in some of the simplest repairs was ridiculous. We dropped the contract after a few years. Also, a lot of the commercial user base was in the arena of education, arts, and entertainment rather than business as was most of the PC commercial market. A lot of finicky customers. As one of our techs said, "I hate Apple customers and all their cats, too."
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  759. I love how all his points of view are very much his own - interesting, unique and thought provoking.
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  760. These 2 epitomize the true meaning of being independent. My family is far right and think I’m far left. My coworkers are far left and think I’m far right. Very comforting lol.
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  761. She is so blatantly corrupt it's unbelievable. The fact that she hasn't been thrown in jail yet shows just how deep the rot goes.
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  762. John Carmack has an uncanny ability to talk about complicated things in simple ways that make me feel like I'm keeping up with him, even though he's WAY ahead.
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  763. Good for him man. The entire r/ufc subreddit TRASHED this man for an entire year, then had to drink their own tears after he retained his belt.
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  764. Lex changing his podcast to ASCII so he can one-up Jocko Willink's black and white podcast 😂😂
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  765. As wordy as he is, it's really powerful to hear him answer such a big question with 'trying'
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  766. I love the joy in Richard Dawkins voice when discussing big ideas :-)
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  767. I like this kid, science mind meets a pure heart.
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  768. It's amazing how Rick has been able to get so deeply involved in each artist's creative process and yet listening to each record you cannot hear any "Rubinism" in it
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  769. I'll be disappointed if Joe doesn't get Depp on the podcast once the trial is over.
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  770. vYou know it’s a good day when Joe talks about UFO’s or JFK
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  771. I’m 99% sure the first time I flew on a plane I sat next to Lex (handsome, dressed in a suit, typing on his laptop the whole time) We landed and he immediately started talking on the phone in Russian and I was sure he was a spy. Now I see the whole picture and I treasure the memory.
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  772. "The way to remove motivation out of the picture is to build a habit" - Lex Fridman
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  773. I am constantly amazed how these brilliant people are always humble, and willing to explain and capable of explaining things really well in such simple terms.
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  774. This talk will be legendary as it gets on record one of the last living of a breed of masters.. Well done!
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  775. Thank you for this amazing interview of this fantastic man!
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  776. I love it when Joe Rogan starts talking about aliens and ufos
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  777. As a kid, our coaches pretty much told us to all but murder the man with the ball, especially the quarterback. Targeting was the game. I was praised for breaking a kid's ribs. I used to and still do think our line coach was a psychopath.
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  778. It's always creepy when a person knows and spends more on celebrities than their own families.
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  779. Please have Karpathy on the podcast Lex. The man is wonderful communicator.
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  780. He is a very clever guy and unusually for someone of such high intellectual abstraction he's able to express and explain himself pretty coherently.
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  781. Since the beginning dr. Jay made more sense to me than anyone in his humble and unadorned way. I wish we had leaders like this. Truly admirable.
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  782. District 9 is one of my favourite movies , the most underrated aspect of this already underrated film is its amazing CGI. It came out the same year as avatar and has 2019 level CGI.
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  783. is it bad that I dont even fear a nuclear holocaust anymore? its just so tiring to constantly feel fear for something like this. I... I feel more hatred towards our public servants than anything else.
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  784. Amazing! You should have more Historians on your show.
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  785. This dude is the definition of cognitive dissonance
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  786. Tim should start selling sub prime mortgages in the Metaverse
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  787. Perfect time for Elon to be on Rogan again
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  788. It’s cool Theo includes Jamie so much, just with looking over to him and saying his name etc, I haven’t seen a lot of guests do that. Says a lot about Theo, good dude.
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  789. This is both fascinating and frustrating. I ❤ it!!!
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  790. Finally Joe gets the publicity he deserves.
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  791. Rogan, missed it in the podcast when Nims was talking about anapurna. Nims said when he climbed anapurna 3 out of 4 died trying to climb Anapurna. Joe corrected him via Jamie pulling up Google where it says only 32%. Nims said he changed that statistic because 60 people summited since he set the lines in 2019. He didn't catch it that Nims actually made it safer to climb, and Nims just moved on. Wish that would be corrected.
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  792. It’s astonishing and mind blowing that some of the most talented world class actors have portrayed this one character.
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  793. I think he's mixing free will and consciousness a little. The decision to tweak was a result of deterministic processes or quantum randomness.
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  794. He finishes with "we do such a poor job in the US to prevent preventable diseases"
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  795. We need Michael Jai White on JRE as soon as possible
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  796. Eeeeeee I'm so happy this is out, kudos to Lex for being one of the greatest interviewers of our time. Thanks for watching folks!
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  797. I work with AI and machine learning as a data scientist. Mostly convolutional neural networks. He’s exactly right. It’s not that their AI is sentient, it’s that humans are easier to fool than previously thought
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  798. I didn’t think I could respect and admire Aaron more than I did until I watched this video. He’s definitely a hero. Thank you so much for interviewing him.
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  799. I don't think people realize how crazy it is that Shane's uncle was the main forward oberserver during the Battle of Khe Sanh. It's one of the most famous battles of the war the history is absolutely insane. Shane's uncle is a real one.
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  800. I wish Rogan would have a Lyme specialist on. It’s so controversial in the medical community and I know so many people who are truly debilitated by the disease. He needs someone from ILADS on the show.
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  801. Joe is definitely not just asking for a friend.
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  802. I’m a certified jeweler/goldsmith, and I can say that pretty much any gold that isn’t 24k will have trace metals that could contain tin, zinc, copper and others. The thing is, you can’t work 24k gold at all, it’s too soft. Being that the chains are somehow connected to the head, the constant sweating of the head will cause oxidation of the non-noble metals like copper and he will more than likely suffer an immense amount of metal poisoning.
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  803. The ones responsible for his death are the ones he tried to warn us about in his speech.
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  804. Judging by the quality of your guests, you're becoming one of the best podcasters! Great work!
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  805. Joe was so quiet for so long I thought for sure he had left the room and already boarded a flight to South America.
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  806. To quote the same people melting down right now over Elon wanting to buy Twitter, “Just go start your own platform if you don’t like it”
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  807. It's sad that we are too young to care about our grandparents stories until we are middle-aged adults and would love to hear them being told and the experiences had.
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  808. I love the Wait But Why newsletter. Great interview Lex.
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  809. This is a great video Lex! In your Podcast with Ilya you talked about the idea of combining CV and NLP algorithms. Do you think we should also focus more on smell and taste, as it might also be complementary to the entire system or do you think the lack of sensors in that area limit the research possibilities?
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  810. They just found the body of the world's most hard-core Hide and Seek player in history.
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  811. Joe: Now, im not drunk. im wide awake, and im drinking coffee :) Security: Sir, im gonna have to ask you to put on some pants
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  812. Back in the 90 I was in jail.. We had a routine 1000 push up breakfast, lunch and dinner and 1000 back arms. Had to work up to it but I had the time. I was also highly motivated - I was young and locked up with killers. I also spent six weeks in the hole behind some bullshit - that routine got me through the 6 weeks of isolation. Some people are writing their name on the walls with feces in a week. I was fine. Anyway I was locked up for 16 months and when I left I could do 10 sets of 100 pushups like nothing. So I know you can do this... Plus you're Russia - you got this! Everyone supports you! ✊🏾👨🏾‍🦲
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  813. I’m just glad to be alive in a time when I get to listen to these brilliant minds everyday for free.
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  814. "Fasting makes you appreciate being human". Well said, it really makes you contemplate the effects of food on the mind and body
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  815. The way Carrot Top told that story about Gene Simmons was brilliant. He told it in such a way that it leads you on to think its true as well.
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  816. Learned "If" when I was 10 yo for a poem recitation. Didn't completely understand/appreciate it back then. I come back to it every now and then and it still moves me. I'm 25 today and listening to you read it made my day. Thanks Lex.
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  817. Big fan of Jaron, great conversation. We need more people like him to counterbalance techbros.
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  818. Even without video this is still easily more valuable and interesting than 99% of podcasts out there. Thank you for uploading despite the technical mishap.
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  819. With all Francis has been through in his life, a knee injury like this was never going to stop him from fighting. The man is a legend!
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  820. I once knew a woman that went to a hospice facility to die on over a dozen different medications. They took her off all the medications thinking the end was near, Instead of dying she got well and strong enough to leave that facility and live several more independent good years before dying.
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  821. Joe always tackling the important topics of our generation.
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  822. This could actually be a show on it's own merit
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  823. my man!!! it's almost like i'm ordering my own episodes into existence. Great work Lex. Keep it up, comrade!
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  824. Thank you, Lex, for making science and knowledge cool for larger audiences!
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  825. I like to think when joe watches a fight at home he still shouts “OH HE’S HURT”
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  826. Everytime I listen to Stephen talk over the years, he is always full of new surprises while always keeping the same values
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  827. Huge Ryan long fan good for him. I hope his comedy career blows up 10x after the podcast dude is hilarious
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  828. The funny part is the data Jamie pulled up didnt even dispute the data that Bjørn was giving. Jamie and Joe just didnt understand the data, didnt understand the hurricane categories and didnt understand Bjørn's research was strictly talking about hurricanes that made landfall in the US. Jamie pulled data of named storms NOT hurricanes and North American landfalls, not US landfalls.
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  829. This breaks my heart. Prosecutors and cops that do this should face jail time themselves and the penalty should be HIGH.
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  830. People have no idea how athletic and brutal sumo really is. It's incredible!
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  831. Hitting a golf ball - easy. Hitting a golf ball to where you want it to go - extremely hard
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  832. I swear I had a dream almost exactly like this a while back, except Lex ended up joining Wu Tang Clan and rapping in Russian.
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  833. George is literally one of the realest dudes in the business. Following him for ages now.
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  834. The fact that there are still classified documents relating to the JFK assassination should tell us everything we need to know.
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  835. Lex finally takes of the suit to reveal his standard outfit
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  836. Am I the only Lex Fridman fan waiting for an Artificial Intelligence Bot to interview Lex mimicking his interview style and then the next episode the roles are reversed?
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  837. He's a genius. A likeable, humble and self-aware genius with a sense of humour. I wish him all the best.
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  838. Ive been wanting this interview for over 2 years. I’m glad they finally got together.
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  839. "Man is least himself when he talks in his own person. Give him a mask, and he will tell you the truth." -- Bob the Builder
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  840. Joe is physically incapable of pretending to like something he doesn’t.
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  841. Tik Tok and social media in general is a cancer on society making us dumber, angrier and more depressed!
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  842. I like the fact that even though I'm a moron lex has a way to make me feel like a part of the conversation
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  843. It's hilarious seeing Devon beside a normal human, quite easy to forget how big he is when you follow him daily haha
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  844. Sergey is one of the few Deep Learning researchers I have a huge appreciation. He is brilliant, prolific and an incredible communicator in one of the hardest areas of AI.
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  845. As a recently retired organic farmer I can honestly say you are only barely scratching the surface of this subject. We were treated as the enemy and constantly paid higher fees (10x) . During the organic salad contamination incident the corporate guys were allowed to study their own problem and blamed it on us small farms. Regulatory hammers come down and we are driven from market share. During the federal organic certification meetings we were lied to and a couple of years later the corporate organic processed food hit the market. Covid took our restaurant markets and decimated our local farmers markets. Their aggression is somewhat passive but constant. Corruption is rampant.
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  846. This is no longer a defamation case. This is clearly a defecation case.
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  847. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R5rNoV1Qy_Q
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  848. Absolutely amazing guest, great interview. Loved every minute of it. The complex deriving from simplicity is absolutely beautiful
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  849. Lex, thank you for bringing us AI fans such great insights into the behind the scenes of DeepMind. Without people like yourself we’d miss out on hearing from key figures such as Oriol and Demis 😃👍
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  850. "ive been really into stalin and hitler recently--IN TERMS OF READING" good save, lex
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  851. Impressive amounts of information delivered by this lady!. To watch a such high densely packed informative video I had to take more than few breaks.
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  852. Gained so much faith in the MMA community after seeing how many people hate this. Dana’s ego needed a show to flop, too 🙏
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  853. I learned more in this 2 minute interview than in my 4 years of college classes. Thank you Mr. Duckgoose.
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  854. It can’t be a coincidence GSP wore a suit. He respects the aesthetic of podcast. What a legend and what an episode.
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  855. Jim Thorpe = greatest athlete in American history. Gold medalist in the pentathlon Gold medalist in the decathlon Hall of fame college football player
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  856. Niels literally gives me hope for humanity. What an incredible human being.
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  857. Feel free to have Manolis on the podcast AS MUCH AS YOU WANT !!
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  858. 100% respect to JR who tackles topics which should be being discussed on mainstream news.
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  859. This is why I love Joe Rogan. Also, Neal Brennan always one of my favorite guests. Seems like a very genuine person.
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  860. This is why this podcast is the best. You'll never see discussion like this on those stupid last night shows or morning shows.
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  861. These are my favorite types of Rogan guests; people that are truly experts and are extremely passionate.
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  862. Talking about the researcher James Fallon, and yes, he did ask his wife, kids, close associates for an honest, frank appraisal of him. They all said, "yep. we've known for some time that you were a psychopath." He goes on to say that their feedback didn't really bug him, further substantiating his psychopathy. 😂
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  863. As a Canadian doctor I thank you for fighting the college. The college of physicians is even worse. We have to follow their ideology blindly and not exhibit any opinions of our own
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  864. This was one of the best 2.5 hours spent for my mind. This Max guy is brilliant and compassionate. A truly admirable human. ❤
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  865. I’m not going to lie, the last two lines of this made me tear up. We honestly can’t thank medical professionals enough, while everyone is told to stay in, they put on the gear and head out. Thanks for sharing this Lex, sometimes it’s easy to forget the people who are doing the hard work because they’re too busy doing the work without recognition
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  866. It would be very interesting if you interview Jordan B. Peterson.
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  867. Lyoto Machida was so fun to watch in his prime. That standup karate style was really cool.
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  868. Lex: Spends 3 minutes constructing a well thought out, open ended and philosophical question Jocko: Yes
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  869. "You don't actually think they spend $20,000 on a hammer, $30,000 on a toilet seat, do you?" - Julius Levinson
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  870. Having Lex Friedman on your back calmly explaining to you in his monotone slightly Russian voice how he is going to choke you, or break your jaw, or both must be terrifying
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  871. Hey Michael, Vsauce here, great to see you on this podcast.
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  872. One of the few podcasts that always evokes a little spark of joy when I see a notification of a new episode.
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  873. These are the good JRE episodes. No politics, just the influential people for our culture. Listening to Rubin describe how he chose Aerosmith's break-beat bc it was no different than hip-hop shows how calculated he was in winning audiences by opening minds.
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  874. We hold comedians to a higher standard than elected officials lol
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  875. His dad hasn't forgotten and knows EXACTLY what he's doing.
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  876. I always get anxiety when Jamie speaks. Never know if Joe is going to give the death stare of stfu or just rolls with it. He's like a battered wife.
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  877. One time in the early 90's my mom was driving me and my siblings across the country and our car ran out of gas on the side of the highway. Soon after a couple of Mormon missionaries pulled over in front of us. Got out and asked my mom if she needed help. Then walked back over to their car, popped the trunk and pulled a few ICE cold grape and orange sodas out then walked over to us kids in the backseat and said, "Hey, you guys want some sodas!?" Then they pulled out a full gas can and got us to the nearest gas station and filled the rest of the car up. Then they said, "God bless and take care." We couldn't believe it. Still can't to this day. It was straight out of a movie.
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  878. Tournament finals on the prelims, let's get into it! 🔥
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  879. The fact Eric acknowledges the need to fill seats of power with competent people but isn't willing to fill one himself speaks to the greater problem: most competent people just dont want to waste their time going through all the bureaucracy, the lies, the corruption that one has to participate in for decades just to get there. They'd rather spend their time reading a book, proving theorems, having interesting conversations with others etc.
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  880. This dude's ratio of hair color to eyebrow color is stunning.
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  881. This guy is so genuinely enthusiastic about his topic and none of it comes across as forced or dogmatic it's seriously awesome.
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  882. Joe wearing his little rascals hat for the first time since Bill Burr roasted him LMAO
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  883. I'm so happy to see Joe laughing at Chris, sounds stupid I know but Chris deserved this a looooong time ago
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  884. Now THIS is a legendary collaboration
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  885. One of the greatest fighters the UFC has ever seen, this guy was a true champion it’s a shame he left
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  886. I was struck how well informed Daniel Kahneman is about current progress in AI, Chess, and so much more. I want to still be that sharp in 35 years from now.
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  887. I started drinking beer half way thru because Lex accomplished enough for both of us today.
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  888. Much respect to Joe Rogan for understanding the impact of Wu-Tang!
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  889. Elysium was an awesome movie man. A truly unforgettable movie.
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  890. this first song is absolutely amazing, all the others are great too but that one needs to be released
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