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00:03:01.000It's all best explained on Onnit.com because it was written by sober people, first of all, and second of all, people who understand science other than my level of understanding, which is repeating shit that other people understand, but I don't ever really understand.
00:03:21.000Well, I think there is certainly a lot of evidence for natural selection and adaptation, and that it's most likely the way things have evolved.
00:03:34.000Yeah, happy question for a commercial.
00:03:35.000We'll talk about this in the middle of a commercial.
00:03:36.000Hey man, I thought that's the way this shit rolls here.
00:03:38.000I want to thank audit.com for supporting us.
00:03:41.000We got hacked recently, folks, and we had to severely upgrade our technical system, whoever it is, that the website interfaces with.
00:03:53.000I learned something new, by the way, on passwords.
00:03:57.000If you use a regular word as a password and maybe a number, that's okay.
00:04:02.000But the hardest thing that would take, I forget, 32 years for a computer to hack is if you just take three random words and put them together.
00:05:39.000But as far as I know, I mean, it's really, I think, for a lot of these guys, it's fun to see how they can sneak into systems, even if they're not stealing anything.
00:05:50.000I think there's script kids that are just really bright, and they figure out how to sneak into your system.
00:06:22.000We've beefed up the security considerably So hopefully it won't happen again And whoever hacks us, please don't do that, thanks You don't have to do that, that's mean I know you can do it, okay We know you can do it, please don't do it I don't want anybody to get caught And go to jail for something stupid like that And if that's how you're making your money How dare you, go get a fucking respectable job You son of a bitch, you're stealing numbers from offline You can't do that I'm a big fan of you guys, whoever you are I want to give a shout out
00:06:51.000Powerful shout-out to Anonymous, Lulsec, shout-out to the hackers of the world.
00:06:57.000Yeah, man, look, there's a certain amount of morals that are on the internet when it comes to how things get done as well.
00:07:06.000There's a moral attitude of the internet that I think more mirrors society than it does the shit that you see on television, the shit that you see in the news.
00:07:17.000When anything goes down, the difference between, like, damn, we shouldn't do this in a commercial.
00:10:03.000I like throwing heavy-handed questions at people, man.
00:10:04.000That's a fucking right-hand bomb to open the round.
00:10:08.000Well, it's just funny to me, because I was watching this thing about, and this guy was like, this guy fucking believes that evolution should be taught in the classrooms?
00:10:17.000And it was like a political ad like that, and I was like, what?
00:11:52.000Just out of instinct He probably had like Asperger's or something Probably autistic They always want to say something like that Like that there's no way You could be That brilliant And not be fucked up Like I'm not willing to believe it You know I don't think that I mean He being like I almost agree that like I don't think you could Go to Da Vinci and be like How do you like your eggs man And he'd be like You know actually I think he would be Talking about all kinds of weird shit
00:12:17.000He would be like thinking about what you would look like if you cleaved you in half and pulled you out and could he draw those two sides?
00:12:23.000Do you want to donate your body like today?
00:12:24.000And you're like, no, I'm not dead yet.
00:12:26.000Did you ever see that exhibit, that Body Works exhibit?
00:12:44.000They had this like real horse that had been like...
00:12:46.000Well, what was fucked up was that if you did this, if you haven't seen it, folks, the Body Works exhibit is an exhibit where they take a bunch of dead bodies and through some new method of somehow or another coating them with plastic and infusing plastic into the muscles, it doesn't change the appearance, but it completely stops them from decaying.
00:13:14.000They think they have an abortion cut in like seven pieces.
00:13:16.000Yeah, that's what's really fucked up is the clinical aspect of the dissection of the bodies on display was a little disturbing because it was almost like butcher-esque.
00:13:26.000It's like if this was a guy's basement, you would want him locked up forever.
00:13:39.000You would want this motherfucker locked up forever.
00:13:41.000But you can do it, and somehow because you've involved plastic, which means that it's been, like, government-sanctioned or something, now you can just display these dead bodies, and people can come and pay.
00:13:54.000Like, where did you get these bodies exactly?
00:13:56.000I mean, it's not even under heavy scrutiny.
00:13:59.000Yeah, some of them had bullet wounds or something in them.
00:14:25.000Because when you're from a country that has been known to do some really horrific things to like prisoners and shit and pretty questionable track record when it comes to human rights.
00:14:36.000Well, it doesn't seem to be that there's that many of them in China.
00:14:39.000Or rather, that there's too many of them in China.
00:14:43.000That there's so many people that in some areas the overpopulation has gotten to a point where they've sort of devalued life in a lot of ways.
00:14:51.000I mean, when you start hearing the stories about them, you know, forcing them to only have one child, and so there's terrible stories of families drowning Chinese girls.
00:15:03.000I mean, it's really horrific because they want a boy.
00:15:09.000I don't know if that's propaganda, though, so I really honestly shouldn't be...
00:15:13.000I know outside of the major cities, out in the countryside, which is hundreds of millions of people, there's extreme poverty, there's extreme literacy, there's not any healthcare or anything.
00:15:28.000It's just hundreds of millions of people outside of the major cities.
00:15:32.000I mean, that kind of poor, I mean, we just haven't figured that out yet.
00:15:38.000I don't think most Americans have really put that into their head, like that level, the level of poverty that exists in other countries.
00:15:46.000We have extreme poverty, but it's not really what you see.
00:15:51.000We have horrific poverty, but even just existing in a welfare state is way better than a giant chunk of the world has access to.
00:16:00.000If you think about what it would be like if you just had a shit roll of the dice and you wound up in Nigeria.
00:18:09.000All the local guys, we saw some South African comics, and a lot of them have very political material.
00:18:17.000And because it's a very politically charged atmosphere.
00:18:20.000You know, you think about that, like, they got democracy in 94. So it's kind of like us, you know, you just fast forward, like, you know, like the 60s and 70s were really politically charged in America, right?
00:18:33.000And then, you know, theirs is like, it's fresh.
00:19:26.000I didn't even know what, like, he was like, you know when somebody's really good, and you don't necessarily get the reference, but you laugh anyways?
00:19:34.000Like, you don't even, you're like, you don't know, like, I don't even know what that was.
00:21:56.000A lot of these good, young, up-and-coming stand-ups have had a chance to see so many good acts online, so that even if they're in their area, and their area's not so good...
00:22:06.000I'm not mentioning names, but there's some places you'll go and like, oh, he's the funniest local guy, you should have him open for you, and you have the guy open for you, and he's fucking deaf.
00:22:16.000Just nonsense, and just bad, hacky tricks, and you're like, oh...
00:22:23.000But if you're in that community, all you really need is stage time.
00:22:27.000If you've got, like, access to, you know, you can watch the Kinison archives, you can see Bill Hicks stuff, you can see Stan Hope, you can see David Tell, you can see Norton, you can see all these different comics online, you can sort of get into, what do you enjoy?
00:22:56.000It was way more difficult to create a scene or to get good without a good scene around you.
00:23:05.000I think because I always feel like I'm only as good as...
00:23:10.000The guys that I see around me on a regular basis and the guys that I perform with on a regular basis.
00:23:16.000Yeah, so if you're stuck somewhere where you don't see a lot of good shit, it definitely would affect your game.
00:23:20.000Yeah, because when I see someone really good, like when someone's staying up in town or when I see Diaz go up and kill or Atal or someone I really respect when I see their act, I get so charged up.
00:23:55.000When I'm at the comedy clubs, I try not to watch anybody.
00:23:58.000I don't watch a lot of stand-up, but if I know there's somebody either I want to see or somebody I know, And I'm like, oh, like a friend of mine or somebody who's like, you know, this person's really good.
00:24:10.000I don't sit through whole shows, but I'll watch that person, and sometimes it is like, man, that's fucking so exciting.
00:24:25.000Well, yeah, there's definitely certain people, but if I'm at the improv or whatever, the Ice House, and there's all these comics going up, I don't like sitting there watching them, because it seems like, to me, I'm too scared of going there and then having something in the back of my head from somebody else.
00:24:40.000It seems like that's really easy to do.
00:24:43.000I get bored and I get anxiety when I sit around and I'm just watching a Just comic after comic who I'm not.
00:25:11.000But you can't watch a bunch of, like, I want to say any names, but there's a certain group of people that, you know, you've seen them do stand-up and you're never going to understand it, but yet they're still bumping around, and you might, like, be in the back of the room one day, and they're on stage, and you almost have a heart attack.
00:25:33.000Well, do you know, there's a real thought behind that.
00:25:35.000It sounds crazy, but it's, there's a, in schizophrenics, something happens to schizophrenics, and I believe it's called allophrenia, and it's a very rare situation where people will go to visit crazy people and become crazy while they visited them.
00:27:05.000I don't think it's the worst thing that could ever happen.
00:27:07.000And we were all like, oh, you just pissed off the schizophrenic guy.
00:27:10.000And then he's like, well, what I meant was there are different stages of schizophrenia and that the worst one Is the worst thing that could happen to you?
00:27:32.000I'm trying to find the name of this thing where it's happened before.
00:27:38.000It's the rare case of people who've visited schizophrenics, but I can't seem to find it.
00:27:44.000So I might be talking a little bit of shit because I'm just repeating some things that I think...
00:27:49.000It was, I think it was Terence McKenna, a Terence McKenna lecture.
00:27:53.000But the idea was that one of the things that they think about some people when they start to lose their mind is that it becomes a pheromonal problem when they're giving off this weird smell to people, like this, you know, this, what is a, how would you describe a pheromonal, a hormonal smell, I guess?
00:28:27.000Yeah, because if you think about how you interact with people, I'm sure you've had times in your life where you've been socially awkward or you felt real weird or felt real vulnerable, especially when you were young.
00:28:38.000Brian, you barely got one correct sentence yesterday with Kat Von D.
00:28:45.000I looked over, he came in his pants three times.
00:33:04.000Fuck yeah, I'd rather hang out with Obama.
00:33:06.000But what bums me out is that it seems like...
00:33:10.000Fuck, look at all the shit that got passed while Obama was in office.
00:33:13.000I don't know how much of that had to do with him.
00:33:15.000It's so hard to believe that a young guy, just a few years older than me, would be so willing to give in to this ridiculous idea that giving the government more power over the people is necessary to keep us safe.
00:33:29.000Because I think that's just total horseshit.
00:33:31.000I just think they want to lock it down.
00:33:50.000What you don't need to do is look at everybody's fucking email and listen to everybody's voicemail messages and track everybody's movement through GPS. You don't need to do all that.
00:34:07.000People could harass you because you have different political beliefs than them, where you're interrupting their campaign.
00:34:14.000There's a lot of different things that someone could do if they have influence, if they have enough power over you, by being able to track your whereabouts and listening to all your phone calls.
00:34:47.000And it amazes me that this happens and nobody knows.
00:34:51.000That they audited the Fed and that they found out that the bailout amounts were not even close enough.
00:35:01.000it was trillions of dollars in secret bailouts and that certain companies were getting trillions not even like what we were told they were getting like let's say 50 billion you're like jesus you got 50 billion no they got like 1.3 trillion dollars yeah it's insane and that was like uh the like it was in the news but like i feel like nobody really they were like oh yeah so what happened i - I don't get it, man.
00:35:24.000I don't understand how any of it flies.
00:35:29.000First of all, the whole idea that the only way to fix all this shit is to take more money from us is fucking berserk.
00:37:13.000The next step is we're going to be able to read each other's minds.
00:37:15.000And until then, we're going to have a really hard time with this fucking thing.
00:37:19.000Because people are full of shit, and people misinterpret people's words, and people are touchy, and people don't know why they're really mad.
00:37:27.000And there's a lot of the problems with normal human communication.
00:37:31.000And part of it is, I can only gauge your intent by guesswork.
00:37:35.000I can only gauge your intent by how you respond, guesswork, and...
00:37:39.000and then you put it into the computer that is your brain and try to figure out if this person is good for my life, is this person bad for my life, is this person my friend, are they looking out for me?
00:37:49.000Eventually, we're going to just read each other's minds.
00:37:55.000Cunts are going to know they're cunts.
00:37:57.000They're going to have to straighten up.
00:37:58.000It's going to be like a beautiful moment.
00:38:00.000But you're also going to know all the creepy shit about people.
00:38:04.000We're going to definitely get past the idea that the only way I can communicate is through some noise, some mouth noise and some text messages.
00:38:15.000Well, look at the interface of text messaging.
00:38:19.000You've already got this new way to communicate with people that are nowhere near you.
00:38:24.000So you're getting a little bit of their information, a little bit of their personality, a little bit of their mind, this little text that's coming in on your phone.
00:38:32.000Well, eventually that's going to morph into the next thing, whatever the fuck it is.
00:38:37.000It's going to be people that let you ride along, where you can tap into their consciousness and you can walk around with them and shit.
00:38:44.000I don't see that being outside the realm of possibility.
00:38:46.000I think that's totally possible, that you could eventually get to a point where a person interfaces with some sort of an internet connection in maybe something that you would wear in your head that stimulates various parts of the brain with electrical impulses or something that that you could eventually get to a point where a person interfaces with some If they figure out how to really wire that, maybe they'll actually have to fucking drill some holes in your head and shit and put little conductors that you have to screw shit into.
00:39:15.000But people would totally do it if you could actually work that out.
00:39:22.000If you were a real freak, you know, like those dudes who like watching their wives fuck other guys, they could like be their wife while she gets fucked by this giant black guy.
00:41:49.000We were wandering through the woods and we found a pile of magazines in a plastic bag.
00:41:53.000If you found them in the woods, 60% of the time they were porn.
00:41:58.000If you found a dude who went to read magazines in the woods, there was a lot of people that would go and they would just go beat off in the woods.
00:47:39.000He slept in like Homeless shelters and different people's houses and had apartments in real squirrely situations and he would just come down the pool hall and go to the racetrack.
00:48:01.000And he was just a really tiny, tiny man.
00:48:05.000And people would yell at him and they'd fucking treat him like shit because he was always broke and he would yell at them and he would always lose his money.
00:49:04.000If you were talking and I was listening to you talk and you were boring the shit out of me and be like, why am I spending time doing this when I could be playing Quake and my time would be awesome as always?
00:49:43.000The real problem is it doesn't make you ultimately feel like you got anything done.
00:49:48.000If I put the same amount of effort into making podcasts or the same amount of effort into doing stand-up, I feel like I got something done.
00:49:57.000But if you're just out there fucking throwing squares with numbers around...
00:50:30.000Whereas if you took that same amount of time and you decided, I'm going to draw a picture, or I'm going to paint something, I'm going to write a song, an actual physical thing manifests itself that people can enjoy.
00:51:06.000The college one, I would play, because I like college ball a lot, I would play, you could create a player, you start your team, and then play a season.
00:51:32.000I would do the spring thing, spring ball, and then play...
00:51:36.000Fucking 12-game season, the conference game and the bowl game, and then recruit players, because you can recruit and recruit them for the next year.
00:51:45.000And fucking, I played, you know, 14 games in a row, and I'm like, holding on for the next season to start.
00:52:03.000And the guy that I know that does it the most, like, not only does he disappear doing all that behavior, but he's also fucking losing his livelihood, you know?
00:52:30.000It's just it's not something that I'm interested in doing because when I was a A kid and I would play pool, the card games would always interrupt the pool action.
00:55:32.000There was one guy who did it for a million dollars.
00:55:36.000Yeah, they had an insurance policy to see if you could run 10 racks in a row, which had never been done in a competition before, you could win a million dollars.
00:55:46.000It had only been done a couple of times.
00:55:49.000Johnny Archer ran 10 and out on Francisco Bustamante.
01:01:37.000Anything where you get into it and you try to express yourself and show your ability to concentrate and focus through a ball or through whatever the fuck it is that you're doing in any sport.
01:04:20.000I mean, part of that you could argue, hey, they're not American, so Americans get excited about American heavyweights, basically, and those guys have been dominant.
01:04:31.000Pretty much has a lot of journeymen and they go up and they give it a shot and sometimes the belt switches hands, but it's pretty much Klitsch goes to run through and people don't talk about this as like, wow, this era right now, you know, heavyweight boxers are like...
01:10:35.000and then on camera with his family there he was like no I know what I did oh they're just devastated yeah that's a terrible terrible terrible thing to live with man that That's not just cheating.
01:10:51.000Ruined a guy's life, a guy who was really good at competing under a set of rules, and you just fucking totally hijacked the whole thing on TV, you stupid fuck.
01:10:59.000On TV, beat a guy up with no padding in your gloves.
01:11:34.000Yeah, there was a judo guy who got kicked off.
01:11:35.000But you see the performance-enhancing shit, and you're like, how are you still...
01:11:39.000You know they're going to come after you, man.
01:11:41.000There's a lot of different shit that people are doing that they've got away with in the past, I think, and they're slowly starting to clamp down on that thing.
01:14:56.000It's not something that you can keep a secret.
01:14:57.000They have some sample, because some sample was referenced.
01:14:59.000Was some sample referenced because he tested positive for EPO? Was it that?
01:15:04.000I feel like he tested positive for something.
01:15:06.000But whatever the fuck it is, you should have either got him back then, or you need to let it go and realize that now with your new super sophisticated methods of testing...
01:15:17.000He might not have passed those tests before, but guess what he did?
01:16:22.000I just don't think any of them can achieve the highest level without doing at least some of that.
01:16:27.000If it's not blood doping, if it's not taking EPO, if it's not taking some fucking roots that boost your testosterone that are legal today but won't be legal in six months from now when they find out about it...
01:16:41.000It seems like if everybody is doing it at the very top of the list, if all those guys on his team got busted, it can only make sense that he could do it, too.
01:16:51.000Right, so I just think that, for me, the assumption that I make, and again, I realize that I'm not...
01:16:56.000Privy to any of the evidence or information, but the assumption that I make is if all these guys say he did it, that he worked with, all his former teammates, coaches, associates, everybody says it, and then the doping agency is so adamant about pursuing it.
01:17:21.000People don't go after somebody just because.
01:17:25.000Do you think that's because, like, prosecutors sort of get a wild hair across their ass, like, we're gonna go get this guy, and then it becomes, like, a competition?
01:17:33.000That's definitely possible, and they get, you know, that obviously happened, like, in that Duke lacrosse case, where the prosecutor there was like, he made a fucking show of it, like, we're gonna...
01:17:45.000Before even reviewing the information and the evidence.
01:17:49.000And then he paid a huge price because he was boasting and trashing them before they even got in a courtroom and ended up fucking losing his license to practice.
01:17:58.000But I think part of that, what he did before, was from that charge he got of like, I'm going to put these rich, entitled kids fucking in their place.
01:18:12.000Some of that, people going after the big name.
01:18:14.000But I just don't see them trying to do this to him for no reason.
01:18:20.000I agree with you, but I don't know what the reasons are.
01:18:23.000I felt like if the guy passed that many drug tests, and if everybody was doing what he was doing, if that's what they're saying, was he just better in spite of the doping?
01:18:34.000If everybody was doping, he was the best.
01:18:47.000They're saying this is like the asterisk whatever era, because at first it was like a few guys and then a few more, and then you're like, hold on.
01:18:55.000Did everybody just juice for like this five or ten year period?
01:19:09.000All the home run records were broken in that era.
01:19:11.000When you look at Mark McGuire now, and you hear him talk about it, and you hear him, you know, he just like broke down when he was describing what he did.
01:19:19.000You look at the best is when you see, like, when he was like in Oakland A, Bash Brothers era, and you see him and he's like, you know, he's like 6'4", and he looks like a fucking pencil.
01:19:59.000Dude, I was working in the Boston Athletic Club when I was 19 and Canseco was in town and he needed somewhere to work out and they must have been staying close to the Boston Athletic Club so they came down and worked out and that guy walked through the door and I was like, Jesus Christ!
01:20:14.000Like, on TV with their silly 1860s outfits on, they don't look that big.
01:20:19.000But when that guy walked through, I'm like, he's like 300 pounds!
01:20:24.000I mean, he might not have been 300, but he was like well over 250. He was enormous.
01:20:29.000I remember the first time when I was like, holy shit, at the size of some fucking humans.
01:20:37.000I was in high school, and I played in high school football two hours north of Miami.
01:20:42.000And I went with a friend of mine on a recruiting trip, like his trip.
01:20:47.000Down to the University of Miami, and we're standing on the field, and the players run out of the tunnel, and I'm looking at dudes in their chest, like I'm standing there looking at the numbers, and I'm like, holy fuck, I could never play against guys like this.
01:21:02.000Like dudes that were like 6'6", 3'30", and I was like...
01:21:07.000These are fucking animals running around, man.
01:21:10.000Did people like that exist 100 years ago?
01:22:49.000He was 275 pounds, this guy was, naturally.
01:22:53.000That was, by the way, the biggest size of any athlete in the 80s.
01:23:02.000I remember that linemen in the NFL were 275, 280, and every team would have a 300-pounder, and you'd be like, holy shit, they got a 300-pounder on the team.
01:23:31.000Is it this is the first couple of generations where they really understood nutrition and made sure the kids have vitamins growing up and they grew to their full potential?
01:23:56.000And they're going to program, you need fucking 300 grams of protein a day, and you need 5,000 calories, and you need to do this type of workout, and you're going to fucking swell up.
01:24:05.000You can actually set that goal, and somebody can tell you pretty much, manufacture it, knowing their science, this is what you need to do if you want to obtain that.
01:25:21.000And I guarantee you, kids that are coming up today, the kids that are growing up and are going to be coming to fruition or coming to a full height, rather, within the next decade, they're going to be even more giant.
01:25:33.000It's like people are going to get bigger and bigger and bigger until we start morphing.
01:33:37.000Like, really strong women comedian presences.
01:33:41.000It's like, that has changed quite a bit now.
01:33:43.000Like, the role that women have on these, like, you know, you have girls like Chelsea who have their own show, you know, but it's like her personality.
01:33:51.000It's not like her being the head of a sitcom.
01:33:56.000Whitney, who had a show that people didn't respond to that well, but then people said, well, it's going to be tweaked and they're going to figure it out.
01:34:24.000Because the talent, there's still talent, there's a bunch of talent out there, like, you know, there's definitely talented comics, female, male comics out there, but they have to get a shot to get their show.
01:34:34.000That seemed to be like, that was in overdrive.
01:34:37.000In that era that you're talking about.
01:35:24.000But the thing about those development deals they try to do with stand-ups is that they would just throw a bunch of money at a comic and then get a bunch of writers that supposedly had some success on other shows and throw as much shit against the wall and see how much of it sticks.
01:35:48.000It's real hard for you to take the one thing that you're fucking awesome at, which is stand-up.
01:35:54.000The one thing that you can completely express yourself, you're uncensored, you're producing it, you're directing it, nobody's interfering with your vision of how the joke should play out.
01:36:05.000And there's a big difference between that and being on a sitcom set.
01:36:28.000It's fun doing a cool sitcom, but if I had a choice between watching the best sitcom ever or watching Richard Pryor do stand-up, I want to watch Richard Pryor.
01:36:56.000So the only reason why you should do it is to get exposure for your stand-up.
01:36:59.000Yeah, which I hear, like, I mean, some of the comics that really like doing comedy, doing stand-up, that's, you know, generally what you hear them say is, like, it's just going to drive more people to see my show.
01:38:49.000Yeah, it became popular when it would air on TV during regular TV time, like 7 o'clock and 8 o'clock and late night and shit like that when it was syndicated.
01:38:56.000And then people were like, this show's kind of fucking funny.
01:38:59.000It just got monkeyed around back then, man.
01:39:01.000Back in the day when news radio was out, nobody knew where the fuck you were.
01:39:04.000If they moved you from Monday to Wednesday, you're done, kid.
01:39:09.000The other thing, more to your point about when you're just in charge of your stand-up, it shows, man, you're talking about so many people are giving their input.
01:39:19.000The executives, the producers, the writers, it's so many people.