@Dayoldsushy They're actually very smart. They are exercising philosophy and questioning things, coming up with theories. The smart people of this world always seem crazy because most of humanity think sitting in front of a tv and watching the kardashians is normal.
I just ate shrooms for the first time last night, I liked it but my friends thought it would be a good idea to watch a horror movie, not for me since it was my first time... My heart was racing and I was terrified of the Trippy-ass movie, I was literally terrified since i was so into it. But later we played super smash bros and nazi zombies and It was really great and fun. Definetly not watchin a horror movie on shrooms again.
@Puma1775 Do yourself a big favor, next time you decide to embark on a psychedelic experience, go chill in a dark room by yourself, or go out in nature. The more distractions and artificial stimulations you have in your setting, the less meaningful the experience will be. Good luck to you.
Was trying to sample some wice words for a pro psychedelic video im making, but people has yet to acheive the skill of letting people finish their sentences, or not fake laugh the entire time someone else is talking or ending another persons subject.
We have nothing in common with the fucking monkeys!We are humans they are monkeys and we didnt originate from the fucking monkeys because of eating psychedelics please thats retarted!Read the book of Ernst Muldashev "Whom we originated from"!This guy went to an expedition to tibet nepal and all over the world he talked to Dalai Lama and to many high ranked swamies and found people from different civilizations still alive on our earth but in heavy meditation known as samadhi!his theories=mindblow
@vicenteumanzor Do them in the dark, in your bed, with beautiful music. Don't take too much the first time. Be aware of all risks, know what you're doing, Make sure you have time to be tripping and don't have anything important to do the next 24h or so. Good luck and have fun :)
Around me. It's like everything I experienced was inside me to begin with. It made me learn a lot about myself. It also made me not really want to do any other drug. It was quite an experience. :) PLUR.
I tried shrooms for the first time the other day.. Everything was moving, melting, and breathing. Aside from visuals everything was a paradox.. It really was like something was talking to us. It made me see a lot of things differently. Possessions did not matter. I didn't experience anything "god"like but it was something far more than I could comprehend. If everyone did shrooms just once this world would be a better place. It made me want to better my life and be honest with myself and those a
OK, but bears eat the mushrooms as well. The kowalla eats the leaves that make him high. I think the phospherous4 thing is cool and would explain why shrooms are so awesome, but then why do they grow out of shit?
@TommYYZ the horse or cow poo is basically excellent fertilizer and has ideal nutrients for things to grow. However it doesn't only necessarily grow outta shit. There's time that it grows randomly under trees. I think the poo gives it the ideal growing environment, but sometimes that ideal environment is met via other means and not only poo. Hope that makes sense. lol
It also makes better since of the fossil record, which is absent of any intermediate fossils between the same major "kinds" of animals that we see today. There should be thousands of them if evolution were true. Instead, evolutionists continue to bring up highly diputable examples of fragmented fossils that they've forced their interpretation on. I'm hard pressed to even imagine what an intermediate between a dino and a bird would look like.
The difference between everything from bacteria, to apes, to humans etc. is information. How could eating ANYTHING cause more information to spontaneosly generate itself in the "ancient ape" genome? How does genetic information spontaneosly generate at all? This is were Joe confuses empirical science with ideology. Joe has some fascinating insights, but I believe his blind acceptance in the ideology of evolution is a huge flaw in his worldview.
I don't understand your question. I think you misinterpretted what I meant by "informaion". The information that I'm referring to is DNA, which encodes for every protein in every living cell. If you wanted to take a dinosaur for instance and "evolve" it into a modern bird, there are several major cosmetic changes that must occur, all of which must be encoded for by information which didn't previously exist. Information has only been empircally observed to come from intelligence.
Natural selction is a process that by definition "selects" from the genome. It is not a creative process. For the commited evolutionst, this places all of the burden of spontaneous information generation on mutations. Mutations have only been seen to decrease the ammount of information in the genome. Were does all the new information come from?
The fact of the matter is that dogs produce a variety of dogs, cats cats, etc. But the variety is made possible/limited by information
The only logical explanation I see is in an omniscient God that created the "first" kinds i.e. cat kind, dog kind, etc. The original dog kind, for example, would have been create with all of the potential for genetic variation that we see today. This paradigm makes much better sense of what we actually see in nature. For example, as animals become more specialized, they actually become more degenerate as they lose genetc information. Pure bread dogs for example.
What's stupid, belief in creation? It's actually perfectly logical. Nature exhibits astounding design. It is only logical that design requires a designer. The information in every genome is a program/recipe to build every living thing. A program requires a programmer. Evolutionism is the mythology that the programs for life spontaneosly generated themseleves in the form of the smallest most advanced inormation storage/retrival system in the world, DNA.
"....Watchmaker analogy. The first is that complex artifacts do not, in fact, require a designer, but can and do arise from "mindless" natural processes (as in the "Infinite Monkey Theorem"). The second argument is that the watch is a faulty analogy. The third argument is that the watchmaker is arguably a far more complex organism than the watch, and if complexity proves intelligent design, then the question arises: who designed such a complex designer?"
You're confused. The main criterion for design is specified complexity, and vice versa. That's the whole crux of the SETI program. Their satelites are looking for a signal that exhibits specified complexity; one that requires an intelligent messanger (an extra-terestrial). So, it follows logically that since life exhibits specified complexity, it must also have been designed fom inteligence.
God is by definition "the uncreated creator". He creates time-space matter, and is not limited by it.
When nature produces order, (i.e. sand dooms, crystals, etc.), it does so by either random or repeating order. Nature doesn't produce specifically complex structures however. That's why when we dig up ancient artifacts like arrow-heads, we can tell they were designed even without actually observing the designer.
Specified complexity is used to determine design all the time, just not for life;ironically, which exhibits astounding specified complexity.
@xXTheRatXx so your saying a humanistic god made dna? or an extremely intelligent being? because a humanistic god is bullshit, however an extremely intelligent being is not at all.
@Josh0473 It depends how you define "evolution". I don't dispute that mutations and natural selection cause variation (speciation), but I do dispute the idea that these processes somehow cause NEW genetic programs to spontaneosly generate. EX: Dog breeders can breed a variety of dogs by SELECTING traits from the information available in the dog genome. The variation is limited however to the information available to select from. The same applies to natural selection.
@Josh0473 In other words, I don't accept the idea of common ancestory. Dogs produce a variety of dogs, but they will always be dogs because the variation is both limited and made possible by information. The commited evolutionist has to place a lot of faith in the spontaneous generation of massive ammounts of information. I don't have that kind of faith, so I put my faith in the only information generator that has been empiraclly observed: inteligence. Read my previous comments for clarity.
You can feed much more people on plant based diet than feeding cows first and eating them, because most of this energy is used to maintain body functions and temperature. Otherwise there are interesting points in that talk.
The most I got was swirls on the roof and the music playing sounded like a rotary speaker in front of me. Lights in the room were slightly brighter and had a slightly different colour. And I actually started laughing for awhile. It's not anything like the information I got on the net saying you will have bad stomach cramps and it will last for up to 10 hours. It lasted me an hour from consumption to hallucinating. My next dose will be by myself and a lot more. Maybe 5 grams.
its tru about communicating with other beings i had an experience where i was thinkin about how the human race has gone to shit and automaticly a response came to me telling me its okay dotn worry about it everythin will fall into place one day its hard to explain over a keyboard but im sure people who indulge with mushrooms no what i am tlakin about i no joe rogan and eddie bravo wuld no what i am saying
@heedokush Yep.. I've been there. There's definitely something to mushrooms.... there IS an alien of some sort in there...... in us, or whatever.... it's there.
Mushrooms have helped me in indescribable ways. I have been to the ends of the universe, and it is good! I think when people do psychedelics just to party and get high they are totally, completely missing the point. Sure, it's fun and all, but why miss out on lessons of the inherent reality that is right in front of us?
Mushrooms have helped me in indescribable ways. I have been to the ends of the universe, and it is good! I think when people do psychedelics just to party and get high they are totally, completely missing the point. Sure, it's fun and all, but why miss out on lessons of the inherent reality that is right in front of us?
amen to that. i can't even discuss some of this stuff with close friends because to them any way of thinking that deviates from the norm is wrong and weird.
Bouncing Bear was cool. I hope that guy is doing okay.
Also, Joe was close about the San Pedro/Peyote thing. Those are two different cactuses. They both contain mescaline, but only peyote is illegal. And yes, I have actually found the San Pedro at Wal-Mart (and Home Depot).
i understand what he means by an inteligence talking to you. when i did them, i was completely focused on some voice that was basically guiding me and teaching me. sometimes i couldnt find him and it tripped me the fuck out hahah
Well think about it, we all have huge urges to try/do/abuse drugs. It makes sense. These drugs are so intricately disigned naturally to stimulate our brains. Theres even theories and/or reasonable evidence that marijuana held a symbiotic relationship over time with humans.
according to this theory if the monkeys evolved into human beings from magic mushrooms, then if us as human beings eated mushrooms daily for a time period in which we could evolve into somthing else , what do u think we would evolve into, super intellegect humanoids?
Rogan always has some crazy ideas, but he does seem to know a fair amount about drugs. I'm not really sold on this alien mushroom thing, but it sounds interesting. I'm sure there could be another explanation for the unique chemistry of mushrooms (particularly since they share DNA with other organisms on Earth including ourselves. At least I can relate to the feeling that a higher being is talking to me while I'm on mushrooms, but I believe that it's all going on inside my brain.
I'm highly skeptical of the theory Rogan put forth about mushrooms resulting in bigger brains in hominids. He touches on one theory that I had always heard about a protein-rich diet being responsible. I've heard this theory but when it was explained to me it was the fact that early humans learned to cook their food. Cooked food requires less energy to digest and allows for more growth. There's several other theories including climate theories that try to explain it. Mushrooms are great tho
That's so weird, I just had this same thought yesterday evening. Except I think the original spores were beamed here Milena ago in order to become humans in the first place. Why idk.
has anyone known anyone that does a ton of mushrooms that goes on to do great things? and if you do, for each mushroomhead how many people do you know that went on to do absolutely nothing?
Timothy Leary, Ales Shulgin, and also Terrence McKenna who basically was the first insight to the theory they discuss in this video, and all very prolific writers about many more obscure subjects. Just because they aren't mainstream, doesn't mean they didn't do great things. Besides how many people do you know that have NEVER done mushrooms or ANY psychedelic that have done "great things" either? Success is relative to individuals, not majority society's warped principles.
@Jebs24 Yeah Timothy Leary, the guy who advised kids to drop out of school, great guy. I agree with you that not being mainstream itself does not credit an individual, I wouldn't argue that point. I know plenty of people that have done great things and never touched mushrooms, but none of the kids I knew that did mushrooms did anything with their lives. I don't think that doing mushrooms makes you dumb, I just think that it absolutely doesn't make you smarter as Joe Rogan states.
He didn't say they MADE you smarter. Hey said they may have had a hand in the evolution of self awareness and the increase of sexuality in the primates who had a mushroom enriched diets had more offspring who would also partake.
I said Leary did great things, and I stand behind that. Of course doing great things doesn't make you infallible or a "great guy". That is why in the end its all relative. Hitler did great things, but they were evil manifest relative to huge majority.
@Jebs24 Doing great things and being a great person are two separate things, although you are right in that it is still subjective. I think even my mushroomhead friends would admit that they haven't done anything great with their lives, unless you consider living at home and being unemployed great.
that is exactly what I was saying. To you, me, and society at large being at home and being unemployed of course isn't doing anything great, but I feel even that is subjective at the heart. There are some people that doing psychedelics and exploring their inner conscious through such means is a great thing for them, even if that means they are at home and unemployed. I just don't want those people to think I feel they are any less than human for doing what they think is great.
@Jebs24 But at the same time there are people who think that getting drunk and beating up your kids is great too. But is that something to strive for? I think there can be an objective definition of success to some degree, while it may have a degree of subjectivity as well. I think that doing drugs and enjoying yourself at someone elses financial or emotional expense is not by any means a definition of success.
the main point i was trying to make is that relative to your view of great things, your mushroomhead acquaintances didn't make the cut. But, to them they could have made strives and bounds to maybe what they considered important. As for me, I can't be certain all of my personal beshroomed friends will reach their goals of greatness, but I'll be damned sure that I'm not the one they have to please in the very end.
@slingshot2427 I did a lot of acid and shrooms in college and I have a degree and a good job I've been at for over 5 years. not anything AMAZING but there are people who can do drugs and be successful.
@buddhastalin I believe it, and im not saying that everyone who does a lot of shrooms and acid is going to live with their parents. But I am saying that most of the people that I know that did a lot of drugs didnt amount to anything, and the ones not living at home arent doing much either. Its not exactly a hobby that breeds success generally, thats all.
@slingshot2427 Maybe they realized the culture was bullshit. Maybe they have the right idea. While you got brainwashed into working 8hrs a day (being a slave) and buying a whole bunch of crap you don't need (depleting resources) in order to bolster your ego (materialist). Meanwhile, they're thinking for themselves, questioning authority in ways that would never occur to you, and having profound mystical experiences (seeing God). Maybe they'll save the world, while you support an evil system.
@MushroomRevolution That comment was fucking retarded and completely unrelated. Working doesnt make you a slave, it means you earn your living you fucking loser. Mooching off your parents and "depleting" their resources makes you a lowlife piece of shit.
@slingshot2427 Funny, I think I've heard that somewhere before... So, do you have any original views on this, or are you just another one of the countless automatons who goes around parroting the cultural programming?
"It is no measure of health,
to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society."
man, come on. We kept it peaceful, why respond to such an inflammatory comment. I totally agree that any exploration of ones mind should be paid out of ones own pocket, as well as living expenses. But if their parents are letting it happen, then simultaneously both parties are at fault. Ones mooching and ones allowing them to mooch. Of course working doesnt make you a slave, but some people are a slave to money. Work can be used as a tool of slavery in this case.
I think one can still integrate a psychedelic regime into their other personal life goals if one wanted to. It takes a strong will though. One that can easily be broken by the misuse of psychedelics if left unchecked. I understand why you stopped though. We just need to be honest with ourselves and each other when it comes to understanding our physical and mental capabilities; and a stronger, more honesty campaign for education on the subject. Just say know, right?
what if you breed monkeys and just keep feeding them shrooms and shit? over time they would get smarter right? like, if i fed and bred mushroom monkeys, then got my kids to do it and so on, would monkeys become more advanced?
HURRRRRRRRRRRR. The human brain is bigger because of a mutation that made the jaw smaller and allowed more room for the brain to grow. Food doesn't change your DNA and make you "evolve".
@williambrazzers He didn't say low dosage. 5g of dried mushrooms is a good amount for someone who has prior experience with them but if you haven't used them before I wouldn't recommend doing more than 3g.
Joe Rogan has lifted from Terrence McKenna wholesale. The whole thing about taking DMT and experiencing "geometric patterns made of love" and seeing a thai buddha that tells you "not to abandon yourself to amazement" were originally said by McKenna.
Well it's definitely a theory. To be honest though I'd probably ask Richard Dawkins about this before Joe Rogan. Although I'd like to see Joe Rogan ask Richard Dawkins about it.
By the way, the reason cows are sacred in India is because it was an ancient law from their religious rulers, because otherwise people would eat all their livestock when there was a famine and they'd have nothing, it was more of a religious attempt to control the general populace (that was successful).
I like boomers and all, but those theories are bullshit.
m32132 5 days ago
Hey Opie and Anthony, shut the fuck up. I can't hear Joe Rogan.
projectbrumaire 3 weeks ago
! love mushrooms!
Slapchop8 1 month ago
So, is Joe a comedian, a philosopher a presenter or a ufc host?
HotSausageStealer 1 month ago
@HotSausageStealer all of that
badcommentmr 1 month ago
This is how we can use mushroom's (non-hallucinogenic) to help save our dying planet!
search on youtube: Paul Stamets: 6 ways mushrooms can save the world
Raybee 2 months ago
Is there a correlation between a mushroom and the human penis? Seriously...
Raybee 2 months ago
@Raybee no
stfwho 2 months ago
@Dayoldsushy They're actually very smart. They are exercising philosophy and questioning things, coming up with theories. The smart people of this world always seem crazy because most of humanity think sitting in front of a tv and watching the kardashians is normal.
SuckDeezNutzBitch 2 months ago
"Put you on Pluto." lolzz joe
baseballa101 2 months ago
I just ate shrooms for the first time last night, I liked it but my friends thought it would be a good idea to watch a horror movie, not for me since it was my first time... My heart was racing and I was terrified of the Trippy-ass movie, I was literally terrified since i was so into it. But later we played super smash bros and nazi zombies and It was really great and fun. Definetly not watchin a horror movie on shrooms again.
Puma1775 2 months ago
@Puma1775 Do yourself a big favor, next time you decide to embark on a psychedelic experience, go chill in a dark room by yourself, or go out in nature. The more distractions and artificial stimulations you have in your setting, the less meaningful the experience will be. Good luck to you.
JayGzeitgeist 2 months ago
Not sure if high... or just very stupid. Both?
Dayoldsushy 2 months ago 3
Hahaha
DopeDivinity 2 months ago
Was trying to sample some wice words for a pro psychedelic video im making, but people has yet to acheive the skill of letting people finish their sentences, or not fake laugh the entire time someone else is talking or ending another persons subject.
tsjca213 3 months ago
it's actually terence mckenna's theory
Kuato19 3 months ago
@Kuato19 pretty sure he clearly said "there's this guy named Terence McKenna who has this theory..." you're too high to pay any attention.
stfwho 2 months ago
@stfwho obviously
Kuato19 2 months ago
cute little theory, but it's all pseudo science bullshit.
MrDgaf12345 3 months ago
@MrDgaf12345 all science is pseudo science bullshit until some genius find out how to prove it is the truth.
stfwho 2 months ago
About to eat mushrooms this afternoon, IM SO EXCITED!!!
Steven1992ization 3 months ago
@Steven1992ization get on some good music and chill at home at first , dont take too much or you will literally die hahah ;D
Lookagainz 3 months ago
@Lookagainz I ate 5 Huge caps, and it felt like my soul was trying to escape through my throat.
Steven1992ization 3 months ago
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Mosixman 4 months ago
i just swallowed a gram of cyans....Im scared!! not realy scared but ya know
x4aperfecttool 4 months ago
We have nothing in common with the fucking monkeys!We are humans they are monkeys and we didnt originate from the fucking monkeys because of eating psychedelics please thats retarted!Read the book of Ernst Muldashev "Whom we originated from"!This guy went to an expedition to tibet nepal and all over the world he talked to Dalai Lama and to many high ranked swamies and found people from different civilizations still alive on our earth but in heavy meditation known as samadhi!his theories=mindblow
Ridgeback1ify 4 months ago
CHECK THIS OUT! Its amazing its about mushrooms
ted.com/talks/paul_stamets_on_6_ways_mushrooms_can_save_the_world.html
MrB0n3s7 4 months ago
@MrB0n3s7 i watched it and its good :D
Ridgeback1ify 4 months ago
i had the same conclusion about apes eating mushrooms and evolving to humans
QraQrJaq 5 months ago
Ate shrooms for the first time this saturday. It was the best night of my life.
TranceTechnoSucks 5 months ago 25
@TranceTechnoSucks I'm thinking about consuming some, any recommendations, advice, etc?
vicenteumanzor 1 month ago
@vicenteumanzor Do them in the dark, in your bed, with beautiful music. Don't take too much the first time. Be aware of all risks, know what you're doing, Make sure you have time to be tripping and don't have anything important to do the next 24h or so. Good luck and have fun :)
TranceTechnoSucks 1 month ago
@TranceTechnoSucks Thanks.
vicenteumanzor 1 month ago
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xXTheRatXx 5 months ago
i wanna do mushrooms and bang indian chicks
AroundSun 5 months ago 3
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xXTheRatXx 5 months ago
Around me. It's like everything I experienced was inside me to begin with. It made me learn a lot about myself. It also made me not really want to do any other drug. It was quite an experience. :) PLUR.
xxero521 5 months ago
I tried shrooms for the first time the other day.. Everything was moving, melting, and breathing. Aside from visuals everything was a paradox.. It really was like something was talking to us. It made me see a lot of things differently. Possessions did not matter. I didn't experience anything "god"like but it was something far more than I could comprehend. If everyone did shrooms just once this world would be a better place. It made me want to better my life and be honest with myself and those a
xxero521 5 months ago
OK, but bears eat the mushrooms as well. The kowalla eats the leaves that make him high. I think the phospherous4 thing is cool and would explain why shrooms are so awesome, but then why do they grow out of shit?
TommYYZ 5 months ago
@TommYYZ the horse or cow poo is basically excellent fertilizer and has ideal nutrients for things to grow. However it doesn't only necessarily grow outta shit. There's time that it grows randomly under trees. I think the poo gives it the ideal growing environment, but sometimes that ideal environment is met via other means and not only poo. Hope that makes sense. lol
vicenteumanzor 1 month ago
these hosts are fucking retards
borroto15 6 months ago
I always thought Joe Rogan was a "meathead" as he said. I guess I was wrong.
zenlikestate 6 months ago
Pure bread dogs are more susceptible to disease.
It also makes better since of the fossil record, which is absent of any intermediate fossils between the same major "kinds" of animals that we see today. There should be thousands of them if evolution were true. Instead, evolutionists continue to bring up highly diputable examples of fragmented fossils that they've forced their interpretation on. I'm hard pressed to even imagine what an intermediate between a dino and a bird would look like.
xXTheRatXx 6 months ago
The difference between everything from bacteria, to apes, to humans etc. is information. How could eating ANYTHING cause more information to spontaneosly generate itself in the "ancient ape" genome? How does genetic information spontaneosly generate at all? This is were Joe confuses empirical science with ideology. Joe has some fascinating insights, but I believe his blind acceptance in the ideology of evolution is a huge flaw in his worldview.
xXTheRatXx 6 months ago
@xXTheRatXx please provide me with the information on how its all diffrent
zacksoares94 6 months ago
@zacksoares94
I don't understand your question. I think you misinterpretted what I meant by "informaion". The information that I'm referring to is DNA, which encodes for every protein in every living cell. If you wanted to take a dinosaur for instance and "evolve" it into a modern bird, there are several major cosmetic changes that must occur, all of which must be encoded for by information which didn't previously exist. Information has only been empircally observed to come from intelligence.
xXTheRatXx 6 months ago
@zacksoares94
Natural selction is a process that by definition "selects" from the genome. It is not a creative process. For the commited evolutionst, this places all of the burden of spontaneous information generation on mutations. Mutations have only been seen to decrease the ammount of information in the genome. Were does all the new information come from?
The fact of the matter is that dogs produce a variety of dogs, cats cats, etc. But the variety is made possible/limited by information
xXTheRatXx 6 months ago
@xXTheRatXx then please explain where the "first" of everything came from
zacksoares94 6 months ago
@zacksoares94
The only logical explanation I see is in an omniscient God that created the "first" kinds i.e. cat kind, dog kind, etc. The original dog kind, for example, would have been create with all of the potential for genetic variation that we see today. This paradigm makes much better sense of what we actually see in nature. For example, as animals become more specialized, they actually become more degenerate as they lose genetc information. Pure bread dogs for example.
xXTheRatXx 6 months ago
@xXTheRatXx thats fucking stupid
DOUGIEfoshizzle 6 months ago
@DOUGIEfoshizzle
What's stupid, belief in creation? It's actually perfectly logical. Nature exhibits astounding design. It is only logical that design requires a designer. The information in every genome is a program/recipe to build every living thing. A program requires a programmer. Evolutionism is the mythology that the programs for life spontaneosly generated themseleves in the form of the smallest most advanced inormation storage/retrival system in the world, DNA.
xXTheRatXx 6 months ago
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BlitzingPretzel 5 months ago
@xXTheRatXx
"....Watchmaker analogy. The first is that complex artifacts do not, in fact, require a designer, but can and do arise from "mindless" natural processes (as in the "Infinite Monkey Theorem"). The second argument is that the watch is a faulty analogy. The third argument is that the watchmaker is arguably a far more complex organism than the watch, and if complexity proves intelligent design, then the question arises: who designed such a complex designer?"
BlitzingPretzel 5 months ago
You're confused. The main criterion for design is specified complexity, and vice versa. That's the whole crux of the SETI program. Their satelites are looking for a signal that exhibits specified complexity; one that requires an intelligent messanger (an extra-terestrial). So, it follows logically that since life exhibits specified complexity, it must also have been designed fom inteligence.
God is by definition "the uncreated creator". He creates time-space matter, and is not limited by it.
xXTheRatXx 5 months ago
@BlitzingPretzel
When nature produces order, (i.e. sand dooms, crystals, etc.), it does so by either random or repeating order. Nature doesn't produce specifically complex structures however. That's why when we dig up ancient artifacts like arrow-heads, we can tell they were designed even without actually observing the designer.
Specified complexity is used to determine design all the time, just not for life;ironically, which exhibits astounding specified complexity.
xXTheRatXx 5 months ago
@xXTheRatXx so your saying a humanistic god made dna? or an extremely intelligent being? because a humanistic god is bullshit, however an extremely intelligent being is not at all.
DOUGIEfoshizzle 5 months ago
@DOUGIEfoshizzle
I believe in an omniscient, omnipotent, omnipresent Creator. I agree, a "humanistic god" is oxymoronic.
xXTheRatXx 5 months ago
@xXTheRatXx wait, u don't accept evolution?
Josh0473 5 months ago
@Josh0473 It depends how you define "evolution". I don't dispute that mutations and natural selection cause variation (speciation), but I do dispute the idea that these processes somehow cause NEW genetic programs to spontaneosly generate. EX: Dog breeders can breed a variety of dogs by SELECTING traits from the information available in the dog genome. The variation is limited however to the information available to select from. The same applies to natural selection.
xXTheRatXx 5 months ago
@Josh0473 In other words, I don't accept the idea of common ancestory. Dogs produce a variety of dogs, but they will always be dogs because the variation is both limited and made possible by information. The commited evolutionist has to place a lot of faith in the spontaneous generation of massive ammounts of information. I don't have that kind of faith, so I put my faith in the only information generator that has been empiraclly observed: inteligence. Read my previous comments for clarity.
xXTheRatXx 5 months ago
@xXTheRatXx
I also believe in a creator... The Flying Spaghetti Monster! My creator is better than yours! Die infidel!
bobdull420 4 months ago
@bobdull420 Haha, Richard Dawkins is a fool
xXTheRatXx 4 months ago
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thestallion2929 7 months ago
Yea Joe, brain damage is tons of fun!
welcomehome901 7 months ago
@welcomehome901
Shut up. Ignorance.
diza55555 7 months ago
@welcomehome901
psilocybin mushrooms do not cause brain damage.
UselessInfo101 7 months ago
@UselessInfo101 Yea, I guess you'd have to have a brain to damage first...
welcomehome901 7 months ago
@welcomehome901 you cant get brain damage from psychedelics
adamjosiah123 6 months ago
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@welcomehome901 I hope your entire family dies from cancer.
silentmachine101 6 months ago
this guy wants to be bill hicks so bad it's frightning
cottodabodykill 7 months ago
@TranshumanCyborg ya fuck o and a
bojanks15 7 months ago
Not his theory. It's Terrence Mckeena's. Change the title.
Edubbplate 8 months ago 19
@Edubbplate I was just going to write exactly what you said, thanks.
jedimaster303 7 months ago
@Edubbplate and now its my Theory, see what i did there, you cant claim ownership to something we all created.
infinity2kx 1 week ago
wait, what?
AllStyleNoSubstance1 8 months ago
ROFL that other guy talking about jerkin off is AMAZING
blackcawkdown 8 months ago
aliens lol they were made by God
MoralDecay 8 months ago
You can feed much more people on plant based diet than feeding cows first and eating them, because most of this energy is used to maintain body functions and temperature. Otherwise there are interesting points in that talk.
SuperMsifiableful 8 months ago
Isn't there a bill hicks bit about this?
supervegeta101 9 months ago
@supervegeta101 Bill does the evolution - mushrooms joke.
DrinkSkateSleep 8 months ago
@supervegeta101 yep joe rogan stealing other peoples material
cottodabodykill 7 months ago
@supervegeta101 Doesn't go as in depth.. except his is about LSD. But yeah, very similar..
vista202 6 months ago
I'm here for Rogan not the typical radio personality douches known as Opie and Anthony
MindstormRecs 10 months ago
i need mushrooms so i can see better
BassDestruction1 10 months ago
JOE ROGAN IS KING
hallal55 10 months ago 36
Bulllllshit
zack2121212121 10 months ago
@zack2121212121 never did shrooms before huh?
RaabBlog 10 months ago
The most I got was swirls on the roof and the music playing sounded like a rotary speaker in front of me. Lights in the room were slightly brighter and had a slightly different colour. And I actually started laughing for awhile. It's not anything like the information I got on the net saying you will have bad stomach cramps and it will last for up to 10 hours. It lasted me an hour from consumption to hallucinating. My next dose will be by myself and a lot more. Maybe 5 grams.
01X713370101666 11 months ago
@01X713370101666 How much did you take?
ManlyMuscleDad 11 months ago
the cows in India are worshiped not because of mushrooms. Learn why before you make such comments.
indyproject 1 year ago
@indyproject Better yet, why don't you teach us?
toosikkid123 11 months ago
I'm gonna do shrooms tomarrow. It's my first hallucinogen and I don't want a bad trip. Any advice?
VanillaBrownBear 1 year ago
@VanillaBrownBear how did it go?
JoeCrogan 1 year ago
@VanillaBrownBear- Don't take too much.
fyfytj 1 year ago
Yea not Rogans theory. McKenna popularized it. I'm sure it was hypothesized before.
otabularasao 1 year ago
@otabularasao Regardless, he articulates it well, which means he's absorbed the ideas and they've become his own.
toosikkid123 11 months ago
i would love to know how to prepare a san pedro for consumption, i wonder if it involves drying similar to mushrooms or not...?
thash1127 1 year ago
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romerieger 1 year ago
its tru about communicating with other beings i had an experience where i was thinkin about how the human race has gone to shit and automaticly a response came to me telling me its okay dotn worry about it everythin will fall into place one day its hard to explain over a keyboard but im sure people who indulge with mushrooms no what i am tlakin about i no joe rogan and eddie bravo wuld no what i am saying
heedokush 1 year ago
@heedokush Yep.. I've been there. There's definitely something to mushrooms.... there IS an alien of some sort in there...... in us, or whatever.... it's there.
1levitron 11 months ago
this isnt HIS theory lol
glennbowieandroy 1 year ago
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Mushrooms have helped me in indescribable ways. I have been to the ends of the universe, and it is good! I think when people do psychedelics just to party and get high they are totally, completely missing the point. Sure, it's fun and all, but why miss out on lessons of the inherent reality that is right in front of us?
hippieparadox 1 year ago
Mushrooms have helped me in indescribable ways. I have been to the ends of the universe, and it is good! I think when people do psychedelics just to party and get high they are totally, completely missing the point. Sure, it's fun and all, but why miss out on lessons of the inherent reality that is right in front of us?
hippieparadox 1 year ago
this shyte is trippy listening to blown...ahha
brothachand 1 year ago
HOLY FUCK!! I need to really try shrooms!
FreeAgentXIII 1 year ago
l.h
TheCareMores 1 year ago
The most clueless people are those who accepted their public indoctrin...err... education without question.
McKenna is very missed. We need him now,,,
ZeroC0mply 1 year ago 26
@ZeroC0mply
amen to that. i can't even discuss some of this stuff with close friends because to them any way of thinking that deviates from the norm is wrong and weird.
maryjane9999 1 year ago
@maryjane9999 haha welcome to my world
hedgetrimmah 1 year ago
@ZeroC0mply Yup but he's all over youtube still.
hedgetrimmah 1 year ago
THINK
TikiKid 1 year ago
watch?v=2TKCcraQi7w
Listen to this lecture by the psychedellic guru Terence Mckenna. Love the man.
This is part of a 62 part, 2 day, 6 hour lecture.. Im about half way through :)
Thnkabtit34 1 year ago
The stoned ape theory.
ontariobuds 1 year ago
Bouncing Bear was cool. I hope that guy is doing okay.
Also, Joe was close about the San Pedro/Peyote thing. Those are two different cactuses. They both contain mescaline, but only peyote is illegal. And yes, I have actually found the San Pedro at Wal-Mart (and Home Depot).
JoshSitar 1 year ago
i understand what he means by an inteligence talking to you. when i did them, i was completely focused on some voice that was basically guiding me and teaching me. sometimes i couldnt find him and it tripped me the fuck out hahah
BKFF20 1 year ago
Well think about it, we all have huge urges to try/do/abuse drugs. It makes sense. These drugs are so intricately disigned naturally to stimulate our brains. Theres even theories and/or reasonable evidence that marijuana held a symbiotic relationship over time with humans.
ChilleDINJerseY 1 year ago
unscientific babble
come on joe
BrendanIsCool 1 year ago
@BrendanIsCool how is it unscientific? he fuckin researches shit.
Come on faggot.
bebIessed 1 year ago
@bebIessed if by research you mean perusing the websites of similarly minded folks with non empirical, verifiable or repeatable data.
BrendanIsCool 1 year ago
@BrendanIsCool who gives a shit if it's unscientific, it's fucking fascinating.
markitymark90 1 year ago
according to this theory if the monkeys evolved into human beings from magic mushrooms, then if us as human beings eated mushrooms daily for a time period in which we could evolve into somthing else , what do u think we would evolve into, super intellegect humanoids?
airsoftsamtheman 1 year ago
type in kyle lovering dropkick...its a video of him dropkicking jim nortan..its hilarious!!
finuke10 1 year ago
Thats not what mushrooms are.
LORDMAUD 1 year ago
"You could get high just by listening ... "
I must say, I've been reading mushroom and DMT experiences on erowid.org for the past 2 months, and I can't say that I feel quite normal.
BlueTolerated 1 year ago
Rogan always has some crazy ideas, but he does seem to know a fair amount about drugs. I'm not really sold on this alien mushroom thing, but it sounds interesting. I'm sure there could be another explanation for the unique chemistry of mushrooms (particularly since they share DNA with other organisms on Earth including ourselves. At least I can relate to the feeling that a higher being is talking to me while I'm on mushrooms, but I believe that it's all going on inside my brain.
Setzer 1 year ago
I'm highly skeptical of the theory Rogan put forth about mushrooms resulting in bigger brains in hominids. He touches on one theory that I had always heard about a protein-rich diet being responsible. I've heard this theory but when it was explained to me it was the fact that early humans learned to cook their food. Cooked food requires less energy to digest and allows for more growth. There's several other theories including climate theories that try to explain it. Mushrooms are great tho
Setzer 1 year ago
That's so weird, I just had this same thought yesterday evening. Except I think the original spores were beamed here Milena ago in order to become humans in the first place. Why idk.
derman077 1 year ago
god damn it!! i need to get my hands on some shrooms!!
1Mafioso4 1 year ago
"If you ate mushrooms it would all make sense." I agree totally. You don't understand until you just TAKE THE MUSHROOMS!
mrstrings2006 1 year ago
has anyone known anyone that does a ton of mushrooms that goes on to do great things? and if you do, for each mushroomhead how many people do you know that went on to do absolutely nothing?
slingshot2427 1 year ago
@slingshot2427
Timothy Leary, Ales Shulgin, and also Terrence McKenna who basically was the first insight to the theory they discuss in this video, and all very prolific writers about many more obscure subjects. Just because they aren't mainstream, doesn't mean they didn't do great things. Besides how many people do you know that have NEVER done mushrooms or ANY psychedelic that have done "great things" either? Success is relative to individuals, not majority society's warped principles.
Jebs24 1 year ago
@Jebs24 Yeah Timothy Leary, the guy who advised kids to drop out of school, great guy. I agree with you that not being mainstream itself does not credit an individual, I wouldn't argue that point. I know plenty of people that have done great things and never touched mushrooms, but none of the kids I knew that did mushrooms did anything with their lives. I don't think that doing mushrooms makes you dumb, I just think that it absolutely doesn't make you smarter as Joe Rogan states.
slingshot2427 1 year ago
@slingshot2427
He didn't say they MADE you smarter. Hey said they may have had a hand in the evolution of self awareness and the increase of sexuality in the primates who had a mushroom enriched diets had more offspring who would also partake.
I said Leary did great things, and I stand behind that. Of course doing great things doesn't make you infallible or a "great guy". That is why in the end its all relative. Hitler did great things, but they were evil manifest relative to huge majority.
Jebs24 1 year ago
@Jebs24 Doing great things and being a great person are two separate things, although you are right in that it is still subjective. I think even my mushroomhead friends would admit that they haven't done anything great with their lives, unless you consider living at home and being unemployed great.
slingshot2427 1 year ago
@slingshot2427
that is exactly what I was saying. To you, me, and society at large being at home and being unemployed of course isn't doing anything great, but I feel even that is subjective at the heart. There are some people that doing psychedelics and exploring their inner conscious through such means is a great thing for them, even if that means they are at home and unemployed. I just don't want those people to think I feel they are any less than human for doing what they think is great.
Jebs24 1 year ago
@Jebs24 But at the same time there are people who think that getting drunk and beating up your kids is great too. But is that something to strive for? I think there can be an objective definition of success to some degree, while it may have a degree of subjectivity as well. I think that doing drugs and enjoying yourself at someone elses financial or emotional expense is not by any means a definition of success.
slingshot2427 1 year ago
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@slingshot2427
the main point i was trying to make is that relative to your view of great things, your mushroomhead acquaintances didn't make the cut. But, to them they could have made strives and bounds to maybe what they considered important. As for me, I can't be certain all of my personal beshroomed friends will reach their goals of greatness, but I'll be damned sure that I'm not the one they have to please in the very end.
Jebs24 1 year ago
@slingshot2427 I did a lot of acid and shrooms in college and I have a degree and a good job I've been at for over 5 years. not anything AMAZING but there are people who can do drugs and be successful.
buddhastalin 1 year ago
@buddhastalin I believe it, and im not saying that everyone who does a lot of shrooms and acid is going to live with their parents. But I am saying that most of the people that I know that did a lot of drugs didnt amount to anything, and the ones not living at home arent doing much either. Its not exactly a hobby that breeds success generally, thats all.
slingshot2427 1 year ago
@slingshot2427 Maybe they realized the culture was bullshit. Maybe they have the right idea. While you got brainwashed into working 8hrs a day (being a slave) and buying a whole bunch of crap you don't need (depleting resources) in order to bolster your ego (materialist). Meanwhile, they're thinking for themselves, questioning authority in ways that would never occur to you, and having profound mystical experiences (seeing God). Maybe they'll save the world, while you support an evil system.
MushroomRevolution 1 year ago
@MushroomRevolution That comment was fucking retarded and completely unrelated. Working doesnt make you a slave, it means you earn your living you fucking loser. Mooching off your parents and "depleting" their resources makes you a lowlife piece of shit.
slingshot2427 1 year ago
@slingshot2427 Funny, I think I've heard that somewhere before... So, do you have any original views on this, or are you just another one of the countless automatons who goes around parroting the cultural programming?
"It is no measure of health,
to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society."
~ Jiddu Krishnamurti
MushroomRevolution 1 year ago
@slingshot2427
man, come on. We kept it peaceful, why respond to such an inflammatory comment. I totally agree that any exploration of ones mind should be paid out of ones own pocket, as well as living expenses. But if their parents are letting it happen, then simultaneously both parties are at fault. Ones mooching and ones allowing them to mooch. Of course working doesnt make you a slave, but some people are a slave to money. Work can be used as a tool of slavery in this case.
Jebs24 1 year ago
@buddhastalin But yeah obviously there are exceptions to every generalization as you are living proof of.
slingshot2427 1 year ago
@slingshot2427 yeh no worries, I understand what you mean. I quit all that shit years ago but it did really open my mind to new music and movies.
buddhastalin 1 year ago
@buddhastalin
I think one can still integrate a psychedelic regime into their other personal life goals if one wanted to. It takes a strong will though. One that can easily be broken by the misuse of psychedelics if left unchecked. I understand why you stopped though. We just need to be honest with ourselves and each other when it comes to understanding our physical and mental capabilities; and a stronger, more honesty campaign for education on the subject. Just say know, right?
Jebs24 1 year ago
Cows are holy in India because of their milk producing abilities...
spidydude101 1 year ago 2
@spidydude101
Among other things, yes. Mushrooms as far as my knowledge not being one of them.
mellowmark1 1 year ago
I thought the jump in human skull size was from a decrease in the monkey jaw muscles.
MrMacSunshine 1 year ago
@MrMacSunshine
yea but he's talking about brain size
NightManiacsInc 1 year ago
what if you breed monkeys and just keep feeding them shrooms and shit? over time they would get smarter right? like, if i fed and bred mushroom monkeys, then got my kids to do it and so on, would monkeys become more advanced?
whiteywithagun 1 year ago
@whiteywithagun
Sure just give it a couple of hundreds of thousands to millions of years.
227Morgan 1 year ago
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Gotta love the UFC rogan fanboys "hes our idol" he's a pothead Ryan Seacrest fagboys
miranger 1 year ago
HURRRRRRRRRRRR. The human brain is bigger because of a mutation that made the jaw smaller and allowed more room for the brain to grow. Food doesn't change your DNA and make you "evolve".
raidzuo 1 year ago
@raidzuo
I would hardly consider mushrooms to be food, at least not those of the hallucinatory set. They are more a tool or vessel to a higher understanding.
mellowmark1 1 year ago
religion was created by a bunch of mushroom addicts.
intindse 1 year ago
@intindse mushroom addicts? that whole statement was a contradiction hahahaha
Hardtongue 1 year ago
@williambrazzers He didn't say low dosage. 5g of dried mushrooms is a good amount for someone who has prior experience with them but if you haven't used them before I wouldn't recommend doing more than 3g.
Knight0n 1 year ago
@williambrazzers
Yes he is, but whats that got to do with the vid?
mateodawkins 1 year ago
whos at 0:53 he sounds like the dad on little people big world
GoPS3NoXbox360 1 year ago
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Terrence McKenna knew the truth, or at least I hope he did considering my whole life philosophy has about 80% of it's roots in Terrence's theories.
Oh well I'll be dead in about 40 years so I don't have too long to wait :)
jizzfish 1 year ago
people who decided to give eyehatemyjob a thumbs down is retarded. he's a legend. he uploads chip chipperson clips. fuck off, already.
KyleAC 1 year ago
lul
rochet75 1 year ago
I had to turn my radio off Friday. God, Joe sucks.
bigbagron 1 year ago
You suck.
eyehatemyjob 1 year ago
Joe Rogan has lifted from Terrence McKenna wholesale. The whole thing about taking DMT and experiencing "geometric patterns made of love" and seeing a thai buddha that tells you "not to abandon yourself to amazement" were originally said by McKenna.
Tulkastaldo 1 year ago 2
Well it's definitely a theory. To be honest though I'd probably ask Richard Dawkins about this before Joe Rogan. Although I'd like to see Joe Rogan ask Richard Dawkins about it.
By the way, the reason cows are sacred in India is because it was an ancient law from their religious rulers, because otherwise people would eat all their livestock when there was a famine and they'd have nothing, it was more of a religious attempt to control the general populace (that was successful).
jhohcable 1 year ago 2
Every religious idea is used to control the general populace :P
moepippy 1 year ago