Joe Rogan

And that Rolling Stone article where they pretended that a bunch of people were waiting in line at the emergency room for gunshot wounds.

And not only that, it was a photo of people wearing winter coats because they were lining up for the flu shot.

That was the stock photo.

And this was Oklahoma in like August.

And that's all you need.

Well, if I am wrong about something and I find out I'm wrong about something, I'll tell you I was wrong about something and I'll tell you why I thought differently.

And what I learned.

I don't think you should be married to ideas.

I think they should bounce around inside your head and you should cling on to them if they're rational and they make sense and if they've been challenged.

But if you don't want your ideas ever challenged, then they're not ideas.

You're basically in a religion.

So I can flourish.

Well, this is also the jujitsu philosophy.

When you learn jujitsu, one thing that you learn is if you are doing something incorrect that leaves you vulnerable, you're going to get caught because other people are going to know that.

And so someone has to show you, hey, when you're doing that, you're reaching with this arm.

When you reach with this arm, the guy's going to get head and arm on you.

And you're like, OK, how should I do this?

keep your arm tucked to your chest, and use the proper technique.

If you don't, if you don't listen, if you say, this is the way I do it, I'm gonna try to do it, you're just gonna keep getting caught over and over again, and you're not gonna advance.

So everybody understands that there's a reality to positions and technique.