Joe Rogan Experience #2574 - Francis Foster & Konstantin Kisin
Joe Rogan talks with Trigonometry hosts Francis Foster and Konstantin Kisin about online outrage and fake news, climate and energy costs, the Iran war, and whether AI wealth can still leave people with purpose.
The gist
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Rogan says taking eight months off alcohol gave him steadier energy, and he recommends liposomal glutathione before, during and after drinking.
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Kisin cites Desmond Morris's The Human Zoo, saying crowded cities raise violence, depression and mental illness the way zoos do in animals.
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Kisin cites analyst Robert Pape, who argues the US fell into an escalation trap in Iran that leaves Iran stronger and fuel prices higher.
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Rogan says jiu-jitsu teaches that everyone starts terrible and improves through repeated failure, a lesson he applies to the rest of life.
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Foster says teaching The Odyssey to very different kids showed that shared stories about struggle and family still bring people together.
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"You know what'll help you? Glutathione. Especially liposomal glutathione is more bioavailable. Glutathione is really good for you. Take it while you're drinking. Take it before you're drinking. Take it after you're drinking."
▶ Play at 32:514 creators recommend it, including Mark Hyman, MD, Richard Horowitz, and Scott Eastwood.
See all on the Glutathione page"I read this great book by a guy called Desmond Morris. He studied great apes and he wrote a book called The Human Zoo, which was all about how the city creates in human beings the kind of responses that a zoo creates in animals. High rates of interpersonal violence, higher rat..."
▶ Play at 36:26
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"It's one of the main things that I think a lot of people can get out of jiu-jitsu, other than self-defense, is that everybody starts out terrible... If you could force yourself to go through that process, it's one of the very best processes of a failure and then learning from ..."
▶ Play at 2:22:105 creators recommend it, including James Sexton, Matthew Hussey, and Andy Stumpf.
See all on the Jiu-Jitsu page"Every time I taught Greek mythology to the kids and we did the Odyssey, everybody got locked in... And why is that so special? It's so special because it talks about the human condition. It talks about struggle. It talks about overcoming."
▶ Play at 2:36:122 creators recommend it, including Tyler Cowen.
See all on the The Odyssey pageWhat they recommend · 4 picks
"It's one of the main things that I think a lot of people can get out of jiu-jitsu, other than self-defense, is that everybody starts out terrible... If you could force yourself ..."
"You know what'll help you? Glutathione. Especially liposomal glutathione is more bioavailable. Glutathione is really good for you. Take it while you're drinking. Take it before ..."
"I read this great book by a guy called Desmond Morris. He studied great apes and he wrote a book called The Human Zoo, which was all about how the city creates in human beings t..."
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"It's one of the main things that I think a lot of people can get out of jiu-jitsu, other than self-defense, is that everybody starts out terrible... If you could force yourself ..."
"You know what'll help you? Glutathione. Especially liposomal glutathione is more bioavailable. Glutathione is really good for you. Take it while you're drinking. Take it before ..."
Konstantin Kisin
1 pick · guest
"I read this great book by a guy called Desmond Morris. He studied great apes and he wrote a book called The Human Zoo, which was all about how the city creates in human beings t..."
Francis Foster
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"Every time I taught Greek mythology to the kids and we did the Odyssey, everybody got locked in... And why is that so special? It's so special because it talks about the human c..."
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