The Joe Rogan Experience

I Used to Like You Until... yeah I Used to Like You Until...

It's called 'I Used to Like You Until...' and it is all about how one single thing should not be enough to write another person off.

It's about independent thinking it's about connection and I spill a lot of tea on myself in the book because...

I'm naked on the cover my body looks nothing like this anymore but covered in hate mail with the idea of like vulnerability in the face of overwhelming hatred.

I don't think so because if you look at the weight loss problem in our society - and I'm writing a book called Fat Loss Forever where I talk about this in detail.

That book I mentioned, Fat Loss Forever, is where I go into detail about why diets have a 95 percent failure rate and the need for sustainable approaches.

I have a book out. I've got another book coming out. The Complete Contest Prep Guide.

The Pentagon Papers

This is our second book together. We wrote The Case Against Socialism a few years ago.

The Martian.

The Martian.

the book came out Something Deeply Hidden last week and I've been on a book tour

I have a chapter in the book which my editor resisted at first but then he let me get away with it which is a dialogue between a young philosopher and her father who was a physicist

my book that didn't have any figures in it right didn't you get the I believe so yeah that makes it much harder the real book has pictures

Max Tegmark, brilliant guy, Life 3.0. I recommend people read his book on artificial general intelligence. He talks about the race, that there's a race that can't be stopped. One is the development of technology. The other is the development of our wisdom of how to stop or how to control the technology.

And so I wrote this book called The Emperor's New Mind, which is supposed to be saying, well, you know, everybody seems to be thinking one thing, but the little kid notices that the emperor doesn't have any clothes. So it was that theme of that story which was the basis of the book.

When the book was published, I didn't get letters from young kids. I got letters from old retired people who were the ones who had had the time to read my book. Okay, well, that was a little disappointing, but I'm glad the old retired people liked my book.

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I was more confused about time because it's called The Order of Time by Carlo Rovelli ... he's a timeselling author

if you live at sea level you will live longer than people that live higher ... that's because the oxygen ...

Richard Louvre ... wrote a book called Last Child in the Woods that is my Bible and changed my life.

I'm reading this book by Wright Thompson. You know that dude? He wrote Pappy Land. No. But he's talking about Jordan in this book and how at 50, Jordan had a hard time going to the next phase of his life.

we talked about this last time too briefly like blackhawk down gets a little bit right you can get an understanding of like the confusion the the sense of losing utter and complete control not knowing what to do next having limited information having to make decisions where somebody might live and others might die like you can get snippets of that but i don't think there's any one film or tv show that captures it

When my first book came out War in the Woods

That was the first of what are now a lot of game warden shows

We were the bird dogs. We kind of guided him into the area. We had like 2030 officers. We kind of let him down to the canyon got him in there safely.

I kind of remember reading Tim Wiener's book Legacy of Ashes and it briefly mentioned Sidney Gottlieb in there.