Joe Rogan

"Like I've ever since when I remember when you came out with Alpha Brain, you're one of the first things you said it would help with lucid dreaming."

"I would say binge that show. It was such an amazing piece of art."

"I used to do this TV show for a while called Joe Rogan Questions Everything. I would go meet with all the loons and people involved in UFO, anything like that."

"I did 148 episodes. So, I at least 130 of those times people had to eat something that made them throw up."

"after I was off News Radio, I swore off sitcoms, too"

"If you could formulate it in that way, we could process everything simultaneously. If you could formulate the problem in the way that we created called CUDA, this is the invention of our company."

"By 2016, I had built this computer called the DGX-1. The DGX-1 was $300,000. It cost Nvidia a few billion dollars to make the first one."

"DGX-1 was one petaflops. And DGX Spark is one petaflops. Nine years later. The same amount of computing horsepower shrunken down. And instead of $300,000, it's now $4,000."

"That's what really got me. That's how we developed Alpha Brain. We developed Alpha Brain after me trying out Neuro One, saying, 'Is there can we optimize this? Is there another way to do this?'"