Joe Rogan is INSAINE!!!! lol

[german g]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grcqs9cDuN8

He sure has a unique viewpoint on life in general..I'm joining his cult:drink:

[ldsbeaker]

W T F

[Mot]

in all that crazy rambling, he manages some fairly intresting points of view on life.

[Jand3rson]

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/insane

Sorry, spelling mistakes are one of my major pet peeves, I don't mean anything by it.

[Brew]

Holy shit. I'm sold.

Give a listen to "Rosetta Stoned" by Tool, while reading these lyrics: http://toolshed.down.net/lyrics/10kdayslyrics.php#08

[joshh]

Well, he's not very spiritual now is he.
Personally I believe the biggest failure of humans is not realising the body is just a body. The brain is not the "person".
If Joe really thinks that way, he can't possibly be a "good" person.

[Brew]

Well, he's not very spiritual now is he.
Personally I believe the biggest failure of humans is not realising the body is just a body. The brain is not the "person".
If Joe really thinks that way, he can't possibly be a "good" person.

Oh, I guess I'm not a "good" person either. Thanks for the heads up.

[Jordan325iC]

That was very interesting. Honestly it did pique my interest in psychedelic drugs, which I've never tried.

And I think he is dead on about humans only being a more complex form of bacteria. We exist because as a species we evolved with the uncontrollable urge to survive and spread, like all other organisms.

[E46toE30]

Ive tried a few hallucinogens but my understanding is that DMT is by far the most intense out of body experience one can take part in. I have done some research on the drug after hearing about it in psychodelic trance music, specifically by Shpongle...who is one of my all time favorite trance artists. Take tha time to do some reasearch on this shit...it is pretty insane.

[Ray Smoodiver]

Oh, I guess I'm not a "good" person either. Thanks for the heads up.

+1 on the heads up.

[E46toE30]

btw psychodelics are the shiz....i love my shrooms. Never had a bad experience on those little guys. Tried salvia 40x once and will never do it again...people have very mixed reactions on the stuff

[h0lmes]

Well, he's not very spiritual now is he.
Personally I believe the biggest failure of humans is not realising the body is just a body. The brain is not the "person".
If Joe really thinks that way, he can't possibly be a "good" person.

I think it's ignorant to think that we are limited to a material world. There is definately more going on that just what we know empirically. I also believe that psychadelics help people understand this. Someone who has expanded their mind through the use of psychadelics is much more wise than the arrogant bastard that thinks he is better because he has never tried them.

[xLibelle]

well wow, i didnt know joe was all about this!
and he hit that shit on the head, everything he was talking about... except about his discription of an experience. that will vary from person to person and trip to trip.
i was lucky enough to have an experience of an extreme journey which pretty much paralyzed any will to do anything other than delve into the depths of my psyche. my sight gave way to the most amazing visions and ideas into pure knowledge. in the end, you forget everything... though i was prepared knowing this, i had recorded it. and yet, the rest of that week, i was so humbled, it was like nothing anyone said could bother me because i felt like i had the most profound experience... nothing could compare.

i had to go look it up to see if Terence McKennas archives were still available on species evolution and the need for psychedelic development, but has since been removed due to age or required bandwidth... which sucks
McKenna suggests that its these experiences, much like dreams, are important in the advancement of a psychological growth. ...ever wonder how humans got to this level of evolution in such a small amount of time? ever wonder where the origins of religion came from? please dont quote me to saying this kind of thing is the answer to origin, but there is not enough evidence to prove man's place in nature was not assisted by excessive use of chemicals provided my mother earth.

[ldsbeaker]

I'm going to tell you guys right up front. I don't agree with Mr. Rogan, or the use of drugs of any sort, HOWEVER... it's pretty dang interesting.

... and this is actually a pretty cool discussion.

[DaN]

Check out the Rogan video on the "flotation tank" or deprivation tank. His description is pretty intense. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YEjTX...elated&search=