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Does Joe Rogan even consider himself a part of the intellectual dark web. He has definitely interviewed guys who spend there time pondering things, but does joe
by FreedomToCreate 8y ago
Does Joe Rogan even consider himself a part of the intellectual dark web. He has definitely interviewed guys who spend there time pondering things, but does joe really pursue intellectual thought has a professional interest?
- shrimp_emoji 8y agoI think he just has hypocognitive and worldview-comforting conversations with people like Eric inbetween bow hunting trips on tropical islands and floating in an isolation tank.
- freedomben 8y agoI think Joe Rogan and Dave Rubin are really more facilitators than intellectuals. They are excellent interviewers. They may not contribute evolutionary biological ideas/theories but they're both super important. I get the impression that they would agree that's their role, but of course I'm nobody to speak for them :-)
- maroonblazer 8y agoDave Rubin is not an excellent interviewer. He's a sycophant more akin to Charlie Rose (also an overrated interviewer). He spends more time talking about the fact that they're having conversations then actually having the conversations. EW is great, btw.
- kodz4 8y agoThere is this underlying notion that they are informing and educating the masses, the curious among the masses atleast. I have a feeling there is something wrong with that notion. Can't really put a finger on it...
- micimize 8y agoHe's the one that shouts "Intellectual Dark Web, Assemble!"