Joe Rogan: Podcast king
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A detail occurred to me after writing the above post.
In 2016, Joe interviewed Steve Maxwell (a well-known figure in physical training and jiu-jitsu circles), and at a certain point during the podcast, Steve mentioned that he has found consulting an astrologist a beneficial and useful experience. Joe has a largely materialistic worldview, and found it irritating hearing someone take astrology advice seriously. He questioned and interrogated Steve for several minutes, while increasingly acting like a downright jerk (it was uncomfortable to watch).
Coming back to the Mel Gibson interview. Joe "grilled" Mel about the evolution theory, but this time he handled it quite politely (you could read between the lines that Joe supports it). Before changing the subject, they talked about carbon dating, Mel retorting that he "can't square it", and agreeing with Joe that he doesn't really have to. Joe continued that "it doesn't make a difference in terms of your experience in this life on earth; you can have your faith and your ideas and live a great life from beginning to end. And it might not suit you to really ponder evolution and all the puzzles and problems", with which Mel concurred.
Of course, it's pretty evident that Joe respects Mel and likely wouldn't want to have an unnecessary argument during the podcast.
In any case, compared to the 2016 "debacle", it was nice to see him conduct that part of the interview in a non-confrontational and mature way.
I enjoyed this discussion also. It was interesting to listen to Brett trying to grasp UFO phenomenon, he needs a few more pieces of information and I think he will inevitably comprehend the hyper dimensional aspect. Just not there yet.
Great interview so far, but listening to the UFO part (not finished yet) I thought it's really sad how trapped both Joe and him are in "3D thinking". Brett talked about "projections" (as in some kind of nuts and bolts 3D technology) explaining the phenomenon. Without a wider non-materialist cosmology, they will just run in circles. With such a cosmology, the solution is pretty obvious. Makes me want to rattle them and tell them "guys, higher realities! Plato's cave! Duh!"
It's always a slog when you listen to someone with considerable intellect try to grapple with these concepts using the baby dictionary. I have the exact same reaction, you want to scream through the airwaves "Stop trying to reinvent the wheel! The work has been done, read the Wave, it's all there!". Like yea they are "projections", but from a higher dimension.
On the plus side, this time I find Rogan's comments on this topic to be getting more perspicacious. He was monologuing quite well about how much of the UFO narratives out there are intentional disinfo, before he was derailed by Weinstein's half baked idea.
Rogan interviews Jacques Vallée in the latest episode:
He guested on the podcast once before, in December 2020, alongside James Fox.
For the first 10 minutes or so of this interview Rogan describes a dream experience he had the night before that really shocked him. He describes interacting and communicating with tall, thin beings with big eyes and the dream felt very real and very much not something he has ordinarily experienced. Maybe this was an indication of an 'alien' abduction experience.
There's also this clip where Rogan and Weinstein discuss advanced civilizations that were wiped out. Gonna have to watch the whole thing.
If not an abduction per se, some kind of interference from, or interaction with... "under-grounders"? Hybrids?
He said his strongest impression from his "dream" was that, "It wasn't completely alien. It was way closer to us. The next version of us?"
Ricardo
The Living Force
Nice long chat between two friends , Mr. Joe R. and Theo Von. Link @ Rumble
Corvus
Dagobah Resident
And because he is influental podcaster on YouTube reaching many people, he is a very valid target to influence people in their direction.
Yeah, he was freaked out and it sounded like they were trying to befriend him.
Watch this space, I’m sure they will be back and that’s a worry.
While watching the podcast, when i've reached that particular segment where he's talking about the dream, my first thought was that probably it was more than a dream, maybe an attempt to recruit him? He has some blind spots on subjects such as AI and the alien agenda, so he may be susceptible to manipulations in a certain direction.
We'll have to wait and see if he'll change his worldview in the near future due to the "dream" he had.
It sounded like the typical abduction scenario with a screen memory. The key that gives it away is the "felt like the most vivid dream ever" and then proceeding to describe beings with big heads and eyes. It's like out of a text book case of Eve Lorgen's cases. Though not for a "Love Bite" scenario, but possibly for a dead end world view of some sort or another. They are trying to manipulate him.
I was reading Eve's case histories, including "Lady of the Sands". In that case, a foreign minister, a couple of agents, and a lady are involved in a mass abduction scenario. The foreign minister suddenly took a paternal (non-romantic) interest to the son of an individual involved in the abduction scenario, as per by hyperdimensional influence. He went to great lengths because the involvement felt "cosmic". It is all very damning and made me think how many influencers are susceptible to be nudged this way or away from something, based on implanted suggestions.
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