Joe Rogan

"It's really wild when you think about how long that guy lived and how applicable some of his thoughts are today." - Joe Rogan

"It really puts in perspective how bizarre human beings are. It’s an awesome overview of our species." - Joe Rogan

So you know it is like 1984 ish

i was always into fasting i read sid artha as a kid and i had done like uh a week with just water

"An amazing book." - Joe Rogan

"A great book about harnessing creativity." - Joe Rogan

"It's fucking great." - Joe Rogan

"Increased my focus in all disciplines I pursue. It’s some undeniably inspiring shit, and I can’t recommend it enough." - Joe Rogan

It makes it into Michael Pollen's How to How to Change Your Mind um docue series, the MDMA episode, right?

There was a great um book, Factfulness, about Yeah, things are reader book.

just like the old man in that famous book by now bação leal

she goes i know because i've been reading the secret oh god

Richard Richard Dawkins is the author of the book called the selfish gene and he's not one of my favorite people because he's a he's a materialist reductionist and he doesn't believe in spirit or or any mystery in life that we're just accidents of chemistry and b and biology.

"A seriously powerful book." - Joe Rogan

"A great book." - Joe Rogan

Was that psycho movie? American Psycho. So good. Insane.

Well, Randdevu with Rama, you know, is a book that was written by Arthur C. Clark and um uh in it the there is a cylindrical object that arrives into the inner solar system with dimensions of all the tens of kilometers not very far from what we are talking about here.

It's like you think like the cowboy days like when it was really wild like blood meridian.

you could read watchmen

"Incredible." - Joe Rogan

Charlie Charlie yeah named after Travels With Charlie the John Steinbeck uh novel Travels With Charlie

he did a like too long didn't read version of it which is called the hero has a thousand faces and the hero's journey and then George Lucas picked up those books

There's a a book called The Coddling of the American Mind by this guy named Jonathan Haidt and inside that book he talks about how there's a spike related to in suicides and self-harm particularly among girls that's directly related to the invention of social media.

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