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He's been saying that for years though, from the time he perpetuated 9/11 being an inside job, to arguing that the moon landing was a hoax, to his current posit
by Kranar 5y ago
He's been saying that for years though, from the time he perpetuated 9/11 being an inside job, to arguing that the moon landing was a hoax, to his current position on COVID. What exact mindset inspired by Joe Rogan would you advocate for people? To believe in and promote fringe opinions for the sake of being contrarian, and then after some degree of damage has been done you go ahead apologize for it, say you're going to work harder only until the next fringe idea comes along for you to capitalize off of?
I don't agree that such a mindset would help accomplish much.
- steelstraw 5y agoIt doesn't sound like you're very familiar with the show given that Twitter-like characterization. At least watch that 10 minute video. The mindset in question is represented there.
- CharlesW 5y agoThe parent's response suggests that he's watched the show a lot, and probably more than you have. The Instagram video was vetted (and possibly written) by Spotify's legal team, and is not representative.
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- sol_invictus 5y agoThe mindset you describe is a mindset of exploration, adventure and tinkering. Occasionally it ends in catastrophe, but historically has been the driver of some of the greatest inventions. But such is the nature of nature; gains generally don’t come free. Ergo, your obedient unquestioning good citizen mentality is far less progressive & beneficial than you think it is.