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00:07:17.000But it's scary, because you imagine what life was like if you were born into that environment.
00:07:23.000Whether or not that exactly happened, I'm sure there's some sort of a dramatic flair that they added to the reality of that, but...
00:07:32.000Whatever the fuck it was, there have been places on earth that have existed where people hacked each other up with axes and swords like that.
00:07:39.000Just when you watch that and you realize, Jesus, that was only like, you know, a few hundred years ago.
00:10:06.000I just don't think that if anybody came from, like, those Native Americans that were here back in that day, like, you know, they were competing with each other, you know?
00:10:17.000I mean, there was a lot going on there.
00:14:06.000Turns out that the Indians, but you know, in history, we paint them out to be savages.
00:14:12.000Well, we're so lucky that there's fucking people that study this shit so that we know that we could sit here in a room and just talk shit and Google how the fuck did people get here from Asia?
00:14:59.000The way that guy fights, you can't do that for very long.
00:15:02.000You know, there's guys like Floyd Mayweather that can go an entire career and get rocked like maybe three, four times, like where he got tagged a little.
00:15:10.000And then you got guys like Provodnikoff that just butt heads with everybody.
00:16:55.000Weidman had an older brother, and him and the older brother apparently, according to some of his interviews, they, you know, his older brother beat him up and shit.
00:17:49.000Oh, here's something that fucking rock your world or not rock your world.
00:17:53.000But if Jon Jones wasn't such a fuck-up, for lack of better terms, we're not even having this conversation that Mighty Mouse is the best ever.
00:18:02.000He'd be just going based off his regular schedule now.
00:18:05.000He'd be 13, 14-time world champ if no one beat him.
00:18:08.000And he'd probably be fighting that heavyweight and having that belt, too.
00:18:58.000Yeah, Brett Okamoto interviewed Dana White from ESPN. He said that DC will fight Jon Jones, but if Jon Jones isn't ready by, I think it's the July card.
00:19:48.000I know, but at least he didn't fight TJ. That first fight back, he ain't beating TJ. Right, but you know that he got injured after the Mitsugaki fight, and it was another year plus before he fought again.
00:19:58.000True, and he might be the outlier here, but I'm just saying...
00:20:04.000In the first fight, if you look at him in the TJ fight, and then you look at him in the second fight when he fought Uriah Faber, he's way better in the Uriah Faber fight.
00:20:11.000He's more lean, he's fitter, and he dealt with a lot of the problems that he has.
00:20:14.000He has serious plantar fasciitis, man.
00:20:33.000And what happened is, after he tore his ACL, he took a long time off, and his feet just weren't strong enough to keep up with his training.
00:20:41.000Because his training is so foot movement dominant.
00:20:46.000But back to the point, should John get a warm-up, in the grand scheme of things, I understand we want these big paydays, and you want the big ratings, so you toss them.
00:24:21.000I mean, he's competitive, and before the fight, he's saying, you know, it's too bad that Anthony Johnson's in my weight class because he'll never be champion.
00:24:27.000He's saying all the shit that you're going to say, but at the end of the day, it's true.
00:24:32.000He's on another level when it comes to his ability to compete.
00:25:02.000If he caught him with his shin, if he, you know, when you see where that kick landed, you feel like, God damn, Daniel Cormier can fucking take it.
00:29:00.000Good for him, because it's, you know, this comes from a guy who retired early, or maybe won too late, but for him to be able to do that, the balls it takes, especially, you're talking about, he's tip of the spear.
00:29:12.000Number two, could beat anyone not named DC or Jon Jones.
00:29:15.000He can beat everybody else, and he did.
00:29:29.000And I think people are shocked by that when they hear, you know, NFL guy where they don't say it when they're playing, but you find out later, he's like, dude, I fucking hated playing.
00:29:36.000It was the only thing I was good at, and I was making tons of money.
00:29:38.000With Anthony Johnson, he's always stayed like, yeah, I don't really like to train, man.
00:37:10.000They took a Dodge Challenger, put this ridiculous hood scoop on it, put fender flares on it, widened all the wheels, and dumped the most insane engine that anybody's ever put in a production car.
00:37:20.000It's so goddamn American, it's not even funny.
00:38:08.000It means it's not like, you know, super, like there's not like 10 of them.
00:38:12.000Why do they put little tiny wheels in the front?
00:38:14.000That's not the original, that's not the wheels that are coming with the car, right?
00:38:17.000I think that's the wheels that are trying to make them do wheelies.
00:38:20.000I think they put those little tiny wheels in the front because they're trying to make the car do wheelies, but I'm assuming, because it does pull a wheelie.
00:39:55.000Every year, their 0-60 time gets better, their G-force gets better, their mile-per-gallon gets better, their featureless gets better.
00:40:05.000It's been 30 since I was 12. Okay, but a Porsche Twin Turbo gets 30. One of the fastest cars on the planet, all-wheel drive S. But all cars are up 30. Not really, not really.
00:40:15.000If you don't drive it like fucking Billy Bata, I think.
00:40:19.000That's a supercar that gets 24 miles per gallon.
00:47:18.000When you're driving a Porsche, one of the weird things about it is it's rear engine, so your front end, you get a really good, clear view of the road.
00:47:24.000Like, you remember that NSX that I had, Eddie?
00:48:38.000I think they are, as a matter of fact.
00:48:40.000But it's just, you know, there's something nostalgic that Porsche's figured out how to capture, where they have a look that it looks like a 911. Every time these guys do it, they have to start from scratch.
00:50:17.000Like one of them movies where like the dude is like a secret scientist and he lives in a loft and he's got like his couch in the middle of the loft with like a carpet there but everything else is that polished cement.
00:50:27.000Doesn't have a TV, doesn't have time to watch TV. TV's for pussies.
00:51:17.000And, you know, even Porsche, because when I bought my Porsche's red, he goes, you know, they don't make a lot of these because a lot of people don't want red.
00:52:17.000He's the guy that got on Rosie O'Donnell's show, and she famously sort of attacked him for supporting the MRA and connecting him to shootings.
00:52:26.000He's one of the greatest Americans of all time.
00:52:29.000I understand what she was trying to do, and I understand her sentiment.
00:52:32.000I met Rosie O'Donnell when I did her show, and I think she's a nice person.
00:52:48.000Come after you good, you know Yeah, well if they didn't they would have lost the right a long time ago There's a lot of people that would like to take those right to my boy Tom Selleck went on there looking like a dime piece timeout guns Tom Selleck didn't go on there to talk about guns He went on there to talk about something else just promoting something and she wanted to bring up the NRA and you know he was upset about it But I think if you're talking about gun violence like There's a lot of factors when it comes to gun violence,
00:53:14.000and you can get really crazy, but one of them is that it's all men.
00:53:33.000Yeah, we should definitely ban all guns.
00:53:34.000Okay, well if we're gonna ban all guns, how come only a certain percentage of the guns get used in these crimes?
00:53:39.000What about all those other people that are lawful, law-abiding Americans, who are kind and peaceful, and keep guns for personal security or for hunting?
00:54:58.000And so they're like, well, you know, we'll watch that more.
00:55:00.000But then I saw a cop was like, it actually helps us.
00:55:02.000Like, if he didn't commit suicide, like, there's times where there's been other crimes that people do and they air it live or upload it to Facebook or they rob a bank and post, like, hoodrich with cash and it actually helps the cops track them down.
00:55:15.000So, like, I don't know if you should go away with it because they're gonna kill regardless.
00:55:19.000Now they're just, you know, they can upload it on YouTube or wherever and they might take it down, but they're like, we shouldn't stop it because it's actually helping them a little bit.
00:55:27.000Yeah, it's a good excuse to go in there and control the internet.
00:56:09.000Just because he has a lawful gun permit and because he joined the NRA, because he believes in the right to keep and bear arms, the real problem is people that are willing to kill a bunch of other people.
00:58:07.000But I think the lack of empathy is in itself a disconnect from the human race and can make you mentally ill.
00:58:14.000You could classify someone as mentally ill.
00:58:16.000The problem is, anybody could be mentally ill if you get born into the wrong situation, you get abused, you grow up fucked up, your brain is all hardwired, you're stressed out all the time, the people around you are all fucking crazy, and your cortisol levels are off the charts.
00:58:33.000We all have the potential to lose our fucking mind.
01:05:25.000And then I watch you, you know, I see you at the store at times, so I'll watch your sets, and I was baffled how, just, you know, I'm new to it, how you went from, you did three sets, I followed along with your three sets, how you changed them, like, on the go.
01:05:39.000Well, I'm trying to figure out the right way to do it.
01:05:41.000It's good, but it's bad, because sometimes you go the wrong way.
01:05:44.000Because I fuck around so much, because I change my material so much.
01:05:47.000I change the approach, I try to change how I set it up.
01:05:50.000I try to figure out what's the best way to do it.
01:05:52.000I feel like once I settle in on one way, I'll hone that one way, but I don't even know if that's the right way.
01:05:57.000So I try different ways, and sometimes those ways take me nowhere.
01:05:59.000But that's how you know, though, right?
01:06:01.000Yeah, but that's what the store is for.
01:06:50.000You have your bits that are worked out and some that you're working out, but every night you went up and you mixed it totally different like a DJ. They were the same bits and you were working on them, but it was a different mix every night.
01:09:35.000The UFC, I would definitely have to get rid of the UFC. And I think that's probably going to happen eventually anyway.
01:09:40.000But the thing that you get from podcasting is you almost get an education.
01:09:45.000Because it's a pretty peripheral education in terms of certain things that people say to me because I'm listening to say it and it blows me away, but I only retain a certain percentage of it.
01:09:57.000Like Lawrence Krauss, he's a theoretical physicist that I had on.
01:10:01.000He was trying to explain some theories to me.
01:10:03.000Stupid brain was just not taking it in.
01:10:06.000And then, you know, I had Dennis McKenna on yesterday, who's, you know, a psychedelic pioneer, and he's a, what is this?
01:10:14.000He's an ethnobotanist, and he's a professor.
01:10:17.000I mean, he's a fucking insanely smart guy.
01:10:19.000So I'd have to listen to that two or three times.
01:10:21.000He was explaining to me the reason why certain drugs work so well, like in particular mushrooms.
01:10:28.000And he was explaining, he pulled up like a molecule chart, he was explaining to us the difference between The molecules that are connected to psilocybin versus the molecules that make DMT. Too deep for me, sir.
01:11:28.000Like, you know, certain foods that you can eat where you really only absorb a certain amount of nutrients if it's connected to fats and things like that.
01:12:38.000Watch those videos of people worshipping him.
01:12:40.000And then you watch, there's documentaries of people going in, they get inside, and they're, like, constantly being guided through North Korea.
01:14:22.000They use stock footage when they have stories on these guys, and they use it all the time.
01:14:25.000Where they don't have footage of the guy currently, so they have a story about Kim Jong-un, they start talking about him, and then they show stock footage.
01:15:15.000I think at the very top, the top of Russia, the top of the United States, the UK, they're just putting on a show, and he's designated villain when we need to distract people from this or that.
01:18:52.000But listen, what we're looking at right here is actually happening.
01:18:57.000This is not CGI. So this is either two levels of weird.
01:19:00.000It's either one level of weird where you have this populace that's so entranced by the military dictatorship that they just act out every day of their lives like this and they can't help themselves.
01:23:19.000Here's the real thing that's most fucked up about North Korea, is that even if you freed them from this guy, They've been under the thumb of a communist dictatorship for so long, they wouldn't know what to do.
01:23:44.000I mean, you literally have a whole country.
01:23:46.000They always do that in these countries when they remove a dictator and then there's this power vacuum and a way more horrible person takes their place.
01:24:54.000You don't think Ebola was a bunch of really smart doctors stopping some shit before it got horrible because you got a hemorrhagic virus escaping from Africa?
01:25:07.000Just because a bunch of shit happens at the same time doesn't mean that one of those things that happens was a design to make sure you don't pay attention to the other thing.
01:25:14.000Just because they dropped that mother of all bombs in Afghanistan, did you see that shit?
01:25:58.000I mean, it hit and apparently devastated this tunnel system that they were having a hard time getting to because they said that ISIS has this stronghold out there.
01:30:34.000Well, if you're talking about carbon dating, there's a lot of science that goes back and forth, like it ain't shit, or it's real, or it's not legit.
01:30:40.000No, it's pretty much universally acknowledged that carbon dating is effective.
01:30:44.000Okay, well not the stuff that I'm looking into.
01:35:16.000So constantly making CGI in some sort of a computer bank somewhere.
01:35:21.000Like they do it in NASA. NASA, that's what they do.
01:35:23.000Why do you think, if they have the technology to make CGI that looks that good, why don't they have the technology to shoot a camera into space?
01:35:31.000Where's the pictures from NASA? How come they don't have any?
01:36:04.000Eddie, that's 1969. We're talking about 2017. Hello.
01:36:07.000So you think there's some gigantic conspiracy involving the Japanese government where they put up a fake picture of the earth from 22,000 miles up every 10 minutes.
01:36:59.000When you watch some ridiculous kung fu video, being a martial arts expert, if you were sitting next to someone who told you that their sensei can't compete in the UFC because they're too deadly, wouldn't you get pissed off?
01:37:09.000Because you're an actual martial arts expert.
01:37:11.000That's just like you, with no science background whatsoever, talking about these photos.
01:40:23.000There's a problem in the way you approach these things, because you approach them all knowing, before you even start, that they're a conspiracy.
01:42:12.000But just in general, in general, it's...
01:42:17.000History, science, education, energy, everything has always been controlled by the government since day one.
01:42:26.000Radio has been used as propaganda since the day it was invented.
01:42:30.000You think some independent dude just invented radio and then he started broadcasting his favorite music and shit and what his thoughts were?
01:42:39.000It was the government from day one in radio.
01:42:41.000It was the government in all countries from day one in TV. In the movies, it was all radio, TV, and the movies have always been about propaganda.
01:46:32.000That's what I said, so you're saying, oh, it's on YouTube.
01:46:34.000Do you really think that Einstein said that?
01:46:37.000Maybe in 1947 there wasn't much evidence that the Earth was spinning because they didn't understand it yet.
01:46:42.000When we're talking about something that happened more than a half a century ago, Einstein is like, you compare all the people that are alive today, whether it's Lawrence Krauss or Stephen Hawking's most famous failed experiment.
01:48:51.000More likely that everyone is in on it and lying than it is one guy doesn't know what the fuck he's talking about and makes a YouTube video and you get convinced.
01:48:59.000And it's attractive to you because it seems like it would be an amazing conspiracy to be ahead of.
01:49:05.000And you get trapped in the fucking rabbit hole and you go down the flat earth rabbit hole and you find yourself defending things with experiments that you don't even understand.
01:49:12.000Which means you haven't really looked into it.
01:49:14.000You just read some shit that he pulled up off the internet and you're like all over it.
01:50:19.000Because what we're saying is there are conspiracies.
01:50:22.000The problem is when you think everything is conspiracy, you act as a psy-op guy and you fuck people over that want to look at real conspiracies.
01:50:30.000Because the real conspiracy is like the Gulf of Tonkin.
01:50:47.000There's a lot of really crazy evidence.
01:50:49.000When you start thinking that the world is flat, the dinosaurs aren't real, all this nutty shit that you believe, and you just jump into it with...
01:50:58.000The problem is, it discredits all these other things that you believe that might be real.
01:53:10.000When you see these photos from space of the Earth from a closer satellite, not the NASA one that Jamie just pulled up, which does show a full-size image of the Earth, what you're seeing is they take a photo, they take another photo, and they piece them all together.
01:57:34.000The same as producing 3,000 CDs a day, we know where to look for the interesting stuff because each instrument provides a very specialized type of information.
01:57:45.000So if I'm looking for something specific, I know where to look.
01:57:47.000For example, recently there was a volcanic eruption in the Red Sea.
01:57:50.000The only reliable imagery of this was from NASA satellites.
01:57:53.000We basically confirmed the existence of a new island.
01:57:56.000Okay, so let's get to some Photoshop shit.
01:57:59.000You've got to find the one where he's talking.
01:58:00.000Okay, but this guy's talking about science here.
01:58:02.000Like, some of the science has to be real, right, Eddie?
01:58:04.000Like, there has to be some satellites, like DirecTV.
01:59:38.000And you definitely haven't looked with optics.
01:59:40.000If you look with like a big spotting scope, these people get these telescopes and they look up and they know exactly where it's going to be.
01:59:44.000You can actually program it into the telescope.
01:59:46.000There's things that you can download where you can find the coordinates of each individual planet.
01:59:51.000The way these really super powerful telescopes use that amateur astronomers like to use, you punch in the key numbers and it'll move specifically to a spot in the sky Where you can tune into the moon or tune into Saturn or into very specific areas of the cosmos that change all the time.
02:00:07.000Because of the fact that the Earth is spinning, we're catching all sorts of different shit all sorts of different times, especially no matter where you are.
02:00:14.000If you're on the equator, you're looking at a totally different image, you know, at one moment in the sky than you are the next moment.
02:00:20.000So it can tell you exactly where the space station's going to be, where the moon's going to be, where Mars is going to be, and they punch these coordinates into these little computers and they all move to this thing.
02:01:13.000Well, I think scientific innovation is very important to us because in our minds we constantly want newer, better, more innovative technology.
02:01:23.000Just a part of being a person in the 21st century.
02:02:12.000There's a lot of innovation that comes from the development of either the space station or the shuttles or a bunch of different things that they've invented.
02:02:21.000And they continue to innovate these things.
02:02:23.000These new satellites they're shooting out into space are way better than the Hubble.
02:02:26.000They keep doing more and more, better and better, and it's this constant rush to see who can get to the furthest Who
02:03:19.000The problem is there's a lot of these things that you just automatically...
02:03:25.000Dude, they fake six moon missions, dude.
02:03:27.000Of course I don't trust shit coming from NASA. Even if that was true, those are people in 1969. They're not the same humans.
02:03:34.000Those people, they're not the same human beings.
02:03:37.000That's just like saying that the people who made the movies in 1969 are the same people that made Fast and Furious 8. It's the people that make the movies.
02:04:31.000Because they're different people, they're not going to at all understand that logic.
02:04:34.000The logic is just because someone faked something one point in time before you were alive doesn't mean that those same human beings have managed to download their brains into everybody that ever did that job for the rest of time.
02:04:49.000So the people that are scientists that are today, the generations later, whether it's NASA or these Japanese scientists or the Russians or the Chinese, whoever the fuck is putting satellites and rockets into space, they're not the same people from 1969. You can't look at them as one blanket organization.
02:05:04.000I can't blame NASA, 1969, NASA with Wernher von Braun at Nazi.
02:05:10.000I can't blame today's NASA for all the lies, is that what you're saying, from the early 70s?
02:05:16.000I'm saying, do you believe that the space shuttles were real?
02:05:20.000No, I do believe the space shuttles were real.
02:06:18.000Somehow they got weeded out and then NASA... I don't know that they got weeded out and then NASA became this honest agency of the government.
02:06:58.000Dude, the moon landings were so gigantic and so global and the greatest achievement of mankind and they don't even have the records anymore.
02:07:17.000Yeah, so you know what the head of NASA on video says, he says, yeah, we don't have it, it's missing, or maybe it's stolen, but even if we did, the head of NASA, even if we did have the tapes, we don't have the machines to play them anymore, so it really doesn't matter.
02:08:53.000If you gave those people videos, if you gave every racist person a video camera and made them a YouTube video, you'd be like, oh, YouTube is all filled with racists.
02:09:31.000Because you don't look into what scientists say.
02:09:34.000You just automatically dismiss them all as corrupt, but you look into what you two people said.
02:09:38.000Joe, is this fair to say the reason why you care so much about Eddie believing this shit and you know Eddie going, I'm crazy, is because he influences a lot of people.
02:10:06.000If you want to study physics, you want to figure out, I can barely pay attention to it.
02:10:10.000I listen to these books on tape, and I have to go back over them three, four times just to understand a paragraph, try to figure out exactly what the fuck they're quantifying.
02:10:18.000They're talking about really intense shit that thousands of people have been working on in conjunction.
02:10:23.000They all feed off of each other's innovation.
02:10:25.000There's so many people working on these things, Eddie.
02:10:27.000The idea that they're all in on some sort of a giant global lie is insane.
02:12:47.000I want to be able to talk about Flat Earth and have fun.
02:12:49.000Okay, but it's not fun for me because I think there's some 16-year-old kids out there that are listening to this and they think you make sense.
02:14:03.000Right, but you just told us about this one test, and you parroted it out as some sort of a theory that we should look up, and when we did, it turns out it didn't even work.
02:14:14.000Eddie, I love you, but I don't like the way you approach these things sometimes because I think it confuses the fuck out of people like I was when I was young.
02:19:00.000They're trying to say it in a fancier way because they really didn't go to school for this shit.
02:19:05.000So they say a bunch of shit that's not real, like the law of perspective, and it's not a law, and it belies the real problem.
02:19:11.000They don't have an education in this stuff, and they're just talking out of their ass.
02:19:14.000It's disrespectful to the fucking generations of people that have been studying that their whole lives, that one guy can figure out all these different things, that dinosaurs aren't real, nuclear bombs aren't real, the earth is flat.
02:21:13.000But he did say it coming out of his mouth.
02:21:15.000Okay, but when you're talking, Photoshop doesn't mean that they're distorting the image.
02:21:20.000It also can mean that they're connecting a bunch of different images to make a composite.
02:21:24.000But when you watch him talking about how he put together the official picture of Earth from space, he's talking about cartoon animation type shit.
02:21:33.000He's talking about his own imaginations.
02:21:36.000Well, maybe because he's talking about this insane amount of data, 1.7 terabytes, maybe we don't understand how the fuck that gets interpreted into an image in the first place.
02:21:45.000I don't even know if it's possible to do it in, you know, like, to have an in-perspective, like, you're looking at, like, a 12-inch screen or a 24-inch screen, whatever the fuck your monitor would be, and you're going to take this 1.7 terabyte image and shrink it down so it fits in there?
02:25:08.000Let me read this, please, because it'll explain.
02:25:10.000Right now, Earth's rotation axis happens to be pointing almost exactly at Polaris, but in the year 3000 BC, the North Star was a star called Thuban, also known as Alpha Draconis.
02:25:21.000In about 13,000 years from now, the procession of the rotation axis will mean that the bright star Vega will be the North Star.
02:25:30.000That's according to NASA. That's according to every scientist that studies it, Eddie.
02:27:38.000And if the Earth is spinning like we know it is, what's directly above the Earth would stay the same because the Earth is spinning faster than space is.
02:27:47.000Earth is spinning a thousand miles an hour in a circle.
02:27:49.000Even though the cosmos is spinning, the cosmos changes as well.
02:27:58.000But if you were spinning, and you're talking about a small window of time, when they're taking these time-lapse photographs, they're taking them over a few hours.
02:28:07.000That if you're looking up over a few hours, and you have one light that's directly overhead, and the other ones are circulant, The one light that's directly overhead over a few hours is not going to move enough to register in the photograph.
02:29:54.000If you have a ball and you spin it on your finger like Michael Jordan, the outside equator of the ball is gonna spin like fucking crazy in this big, long, wide loop.
02:30:03.000But the tip of the ball is gonna spin in a very short, tight circle.
02:30:20.000I'm going to give you an example to test it for yourself to show you that the stars in the sky that you'll see above your head, like you've claimed to go out and look out every night, will be different throughout the year.