His breakdown in the lecture Cosmic Patterns and Cycles of Catastrophe is truly mind blowing. The first human skull was found about 150,000 years ago and he theorizes that catastrophic disasters, exponentially more powerful than Hurricane Katrina, are responsible for history getting wiped out numerous times. He suggests that Earth’s disasters run on a cosmic tempo and he backs it up with science, explaining theories about why there is no human history prior to a few thousand years ago. He is an expert on geology, natural disasters, and cosmic tempo. On JRE episodes: #501, #606, #725, #872, #961Ĭarlson is a renegade scholar and one of Rogan’s most interesting guests. Lazar claims to have worked on an alien spacecraft in Area 51 and to have been hired by the government to reverse engineer the spacecraft. He even successfully attached a jet engine to a car in his garage. With a background in engineering, he is very accomplished in pyrotechnics and rocket building. He is an alumnus of Evergreen State College in Olympia, Washington.
Stamets is a mycologist (the study of mushrooms), both for health and psychedelic reasons. His famous book, 4-Hour Work Week, can help you design the life you’ve always dreamed of, by creating freedom from money and geographical locations.
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He’s also an author, startup investor, entrepreneur, professional traveler and podcaster.
A man of many things, but I’d say he best fits as a lifestyle coach. He is difficult to pin down, both in career and geographical location. Tim Ferriss, an early bird of the Joe Rogan podcast, is an ivy-league Princeton graduate. And another must watch, #1006, Rogan has Weinstein and Jordan Peterson on to discuss government programs, Hitler, and racism. In one JRE podcast, #1081, Bret’s wife Heather Heying, an evolutionary biologist, did the podcast with him.
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