Right 😭😭him talking so fast and all these images popping up had me rolling and then joe rogan exploding holy fuck to me this video is comedy gold one second this mf tlaking ab a fungus and then japanese metro
@@EddyG0rdo PhD for most is still only 7 years. Largely depends how long you decide to spend on your MS, and BS. you can do the MS in 1 year if you're fast leaving 2 years for the PhD. That said though, biomimicry is extremely common in civil engineering and we use naturally occurring structures to model our own structures all the time.
This reminds me of how once a college decided to just remove their walkways for a year because students kept walking on the grass and killing it and they did this so that at the end of the year they would find the dead grass paths and pave them because they were naturally the fastest paths to places of interest
Why remove the old sidewalks that seems like a lot of work instead just add sidewalks where the paths are trodden and leave the old ones. Or perhaps put up some kind of temporary barricades blocking off the sidewalks and see how many of them get tampered with because people want to use the sidewalks and then tear up any of them that do not get disturbed for a long time, or not heavily used by Sonic groups of people at certain times like freshman at move-in. Or performing art students when they're bringing materials to the theater or whatever
Yeah, but at the same time, growing out in all directions is also the most wasteful way of getting to your final destination. It's like walking in every single direction in a maze without needing to.
This turn of phrase is not particularly out of the ordinary for Paul Stamets. He's an accomplished author (Mycelium Running) and academic scholar. You could say, it is the tip of the verbosity iceberg for this sesquipedalian savant.
What are you Talking about he does know you can tell this as he replies to this after this clip and carries the conversation and make intelligent points afterwards. Joe rogan is not an idiot
lol is this your way odd saying you don’t understand the very simple to understand comment??? Like you can just say that bro. You don’t have to frame it as ‘Bro Rogan bad’
I mean the concept is extremely simple. A fungus, searches for food, finds food and creates the most efficient way possible to get to that food and transfer nutrients. You act like this is rocket science 😂
I am not kidding I used to still think of negetive numbers existing as in numbers behind zero like -1,-2,-3 etc even tho nobody had ever told me about them I just made it up on my own and later found out that it actually is a thing lmfao I couldn't believe myself I was like ''somebudy stol mai idea >:("
It's not intelligence, it's efficiency. It's the path of least resistance to the greatest reward. It didn't think about it, the cells with the most nutrients grew faster and received the focus...
@@chrisdecarpentier nope, intelligence is a really really wrong wording for this and very misleading. This is a simple phenomenon of self-organization.
It amuses me Joe won't take an FDA and CDC approved vaccine but has no issue taking random brain supplements (which don't get tested by the FDA) on the daily.
Dude i came to this conclusion on psychedelics not so long ago. The aliens that people are looking for are underground through psychedelics!!! I totally believe that their is other life BUT not within our solar system. So what do i mean by underground? They’re underground by mushrooms, peyote and ayahuasca. Like how humans have souls and this flesh is our vessel. What if mushrooms for example is a vessel for a celestial body? They think just like us man. Fungi has its own network and civilization! Its nature!!
They should try doing this experiment again! Maybe, if one day we wanna built a railway system somewhere, engineer could use this most to find the most efficient design, maybe the 'maze' will need to be more accurate though, like adding slopes, blockade, etc since the world isnt flat, theres mountain and terrain
It doesn't even understand it or anything. It's just pruning the inefficient parts. It's not even unusual in nature. Ants do the same thing but are multiple organisms. The guy even explained that the mold expanded to explore and then receded. It just receded wherever there wasn't nutrients lol
@@Niaz_S Not necessarily. Efficiency for a slime mold likely means using the least resources but when it comes to something like a subway system, upfront cost isn't the only factor to consider. You need a system that can get up to speed quickly and maintain that speed so you can't have any sharp turns, plus the people on the subway don't go equally to each node so you'd need to have different scales for each, etc. Efficiency has many definitions and not all of them are useful for all tasks or goals.
I'm a mycophile, lol. I totally want to find one of those mushies to make my own hat like his. He's such a hero in so many ways that not many know. Look up Paul Stamets videos.
Here's the thing, when they built their subway system they took into account population and traveled areas as well as where they could build entrances based off of buildings and streets that are already there, they couldn't just build wherever they wanted to, they had to take into account already existing structures, the fungus just took the shortest routes, so to say it was more efficient might be technically true but even if Japan knew a more efficient way they couldn't have build it that way without destroying roads, houses, buildings, etc. So its not as impressive as you might think, the fungus is not "smart," a lot of animals do things that can be impressive but that doesn't mean they have a super high IQ or anything like that. Just food for thought.
Of course they don't have high IQ. "Smart" is a vague term. There isn't even a scientific consensus for what we'd call intelligence or being smart. We almost blindly take it for granted that we think we know this word. I challenge you to give me in your own words what you think intelligence means.
Yeah but they don't have self awareness to know what their are doing. By far its not impressive by all means but on how it changes its coding to navigate and adapt. Kinda like fully learning Japanese in les than 10 hour with out me knowing or realizing i am in order to adapt.
This reminds me of the magic conch shell in sponge bob. Japanese engineer: we finish the subway system oh fungi what will we do next? Fungi: nothing Japanese engineer: the fungi has spoken.
@@juicygalaxy773 stealing comments? This is literally an absolute necessary comment on any short involving Joe Rogan......and it's funny, because it is a very accurate depiction of how Rogan's brain works and comments he makes....
Yeah he's such a dope. WHoooaaAA liek if you squish clay through a square hole, itll end up square shaped! WHOooaaa, CUZ IT KNOWS, clay is so smart mind BLOWN. Jesus dude, lay off the DMT this shit's not life changing
Efficiency isn't inherently smart, it's a survival mechanism, the least energy you use the longer you will conserve that energy meaning less food needed. Also this conclusion ignores how infrastructure is designed, infrastructure isn't usually moving from point A to point B either because of multifunctional design like a train line going to different end locations and even stopping along the way. This also ignores that train lines are built around pre-existing infrastructure like buildings and if it is underground around basements, water and power lines, and different materials like hard rock or soft soil that might cause cave ins later. And lastly it also ignores how infrastructure is made, it's accumulative, you add on to roads and railways to create paths to different locations, you don't build it over night across flat land.
Im not a very smart man yet even I realized this exact same thing almost instantly. But here we have these so called "experts" who cannot grasp simple concepts such as what you stated and I thought 🤷🏻♂️
Yes but remember he said that the Japanese scientists made a model of the city. What if you need to map out a place that is foreign, like say caves in mars. Scientists can then reverse engineer the fungus and create drones similar to them to map out the mysterious location. Also the fungus is incredibly small. Maybe the application of its use can be with hard to reach locations such as veins and arteries. Also, due to its size in comparison to ours, that is incredibly intelligent. So there are benefits to this.
@@WimsicleStranger I think the experts would laugh at the name of the video, they would never agree that the fungus is smarter than humans. Not once did I argue the study, I argued the title of the video which is hyperbolic and very simply doesn't acknowledge the reality of what its talking about.
Yes, a fungus can "organize" a subway system without having to take into account any geological or man-made obstacles that occur. It's easy to make paths more efficient if you don't have to work around varying soils, rock outcrops, existing infrastructure, and other issues that come up when tunneling through hundreds of miles.
I think it was just a theoretical better system than the actual one and should only demonstrate how scientists can use the fungus for future city plans to adapt.
@@jiawu5679 I get that. And I'm definitely an advocate for research into these, and other, organisms. Just seemed to be a very simplistic and somewhat misleading conclusion. Although, it's Joe Rogan, so I guess I can't expect a truly scientific discussion. Ha
We actually dont need the fungus, although it is cool to be hands on with this kinda stuff, we have complex computer systems that take more variables into account than a mould and in turn create a better system
@@CTPAsports That's not the point at all! He was just trying to make people understand that fungus and nature is intelligent, which most people on this planet doesn't understand.
@@zetasann it was a double show there, one wich is to put in paper that the fungi is really good in finding the most economically viable way and second is the fact that they made the best metro system with the space they have.
@@vitalijslebedevs1629 MST algorithms aren't AI. They're extremely basic and easy to compute in E log V time (edges/vertices). That said, an MST wouldn't "solve" a subway system because you'd have people wanting to go between two relatively close by places, which can be far apart in the MST.
Wow, that fungus certainly did design a better network for transportation of nutrients.... if you ignore geography, demographics, history, logistics, and politics of the area.
"That's cool, but have you heard about lion killing chimps? Bro. They can slap. your. face. off. Rip a lion in half. Pull that shit up Jamie" --Joe Rogan, probably
It's been years since I watched this podcast for the first time and that phrase still resonates in my head. It's kinda goofy, but it sounds so nice and powerful
This is a good interview if you haven’t watched. Paul Stamats took about 16grams of magic mushrooms for his first trip and cured his stuttering and talked to his crush that next day.
Joe Rogan is one of those people that's impressed by just about anything, even the coin behind the ear trick. I think in this clip some marbles jolted around in his head.
That random cut to Joe Rogan losing his mind killed me 😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
Man he really had his mind blown by that, he had to hold his head
Right 😭😭him talking so fast and all these images popping up had me rolling and then joe rogan exploding holy fuck to me this video is comedy gold one second this mf tlaking ab a fungus and then japanese metro
Hahahhhahahahaha amazing cut
He's like 😯😮🤯🤯🤯🤯
Civil engineer: (studies 8 years)
Some moss: *Hold my oats.*
Even they can make efficient routes. It's just that they have to deal with land acquisition, topography , structural challenges.
@@schrodinger1811 no problem, itll mold it however it needs to
Lol that’s a 4 year degree bro. Unless you got a PhD??
Dude this comment could win a grammy
@@EddyG0rdo PhD for most is still only 7 years. Largely depends how long you decide to spend on your MS, and BS. you can do the MS in 1 year if you're fast leaving 2 years for the PhD.
That said though, biomimicry is extremely common in civil engineering and we use naturally occurring structures to model our own structures all the time.
That whole time Joe's thinking "I've got a freezer full of elk, I'll give him some"
😂😂
If you are going to beat a dead horse, you must beat it in a clever way. Just hitting it the same way that everyone else does is lazy and boring.
Elk is pretty good, I know I wouldn't mind.
The elk contains 5-meo-dmt bro
@@VagueMemory dmt bro
"Do it because I told you to."
"Yes, moss."
Underrated comment
Moss is a plant not fungi
@@barium_67 Lol I know but it's a joke.
😂😂
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Japanese engineers: "But there's a mountain there, we can't build."
Japanese leader: "The moss says it's better, so do it."
That's just too funny 🤣
Obey the moss!
This is exactly what I thought lol
How about they make landscape of mountains or make tunnel it's easier but expensive
QUOTE ON QUOTE REDESIGN THEIR SUBWAY SYSTEM . THE FKIN SUBWAY IS UNDERGROUND
This reminds me of how once a college decided to just remove their walkways for a year because students kept walking on the grass and killing it and they did this so that at the end of the year they would find the dead grass paths and pave them because they were naturally the fastest paths to places of interest
Perfectly analogous 👍🏽.
That's ingenious
In garden design I was taught they are called desire lines.
Why remove the old sidewalks that seems like a lot of work instead just add sidewalks where the paths are trodden and leave the old ones. Or perhaps put up some kind of temporary barricades blocking off the sidewalks and see how many of them get tampered with because people want to use the sidewalks and then tear up any of them that do not get disturbed for a long time, or not heavily used by Sonic groups of people at certain times like freshman at move-in. Or performing art students when they're bringing materials to the theater or whatever
@@JRNimmo it was probably made for a research assignment
Slime mould has one job, efficiently retrieve nutrients, it proceeds to take the best shape for that, instinct is a beautiful thing.
Yeah, but at the same time, growing out in all directions is also the most wasteful way of getting to your final destination. It's like walking in every single direction in a maze without needing to.
@@TheSektor47 it can't see, it has to "feel" it's way around the maze, same way a person would if they were blindfolded
@piztah they aren't wrong indeed.
Intelligent design at work.
@@TheSektor47 for something without eyes its the best way to get a feel for your environment. We do this with our eyes.
"But sir, this is an orphanage, we cant build here"
"DESTROY IT, the moss said so!"
Joe: "Imagine if we smoke it"
Haha straight to the ground we're we belong
🤣 comedy Gold 🏆
You would kill it!?.?
Lol
Underrated comment
You already know he’s been waiting his whole life to say the “tip of the proverbial Mycelial iceberg”
Lmfao I caught that too
@@travisduganjr256 lmfao
@@travisduganjr256 woah our names are so close
This turn of phrase is not particularly out of the ordinary for Paul Stamets. He's an accomplished author (Mycelium Running) and academic scholar. You could say, it is the tip of the verbosity iceberg for this sesquipedalian savant.
Was practicing all morning. Red leather yellow leather red leather …
i like how joe always does this same "woah!" reaction when he doesn't know wtf the guest is talking about
What are you Talking about he does know you can tell this as he replies to this after this clip and carries the conversation and make intelligent points afterwards. Joe rogan is not an idiot
lol is this your way odd saying you don’t understand the very simple to understand comment??? Like you can just say that bro. You don’t have to frame it as ‘Bro Rogan bad’
Hhh lol
Projecting your own stupidity pal ? Dunning kruger effect is an hell of a thing
I mean the concept is extremely simple. A fungus, searches for food, finds food and creates the most efficient way possible to get to that food and transfer nutrients. You act like this is rocket science 😂
He's right fungus is smarter than he is.
Joe Rogan's reaction is when you tell a kid that there are numbers lower than zero XD
Daaaamnxddd
that's just you kid.
I am not kidding
I used to still think of negetive numbers existing as in numbers behind zero like -1,-2,-3 etc even tho nobody had ever told me about them I just made it up on my own and later found out that it actually is a thing lmfao I couldn't believe myself I was like ''somebudy stol mai idea >:("
@@jackiejackyjaqy...7219 very very epico
@@jackiejackyjaqy...7219 Give an example of a negative number EXISTING. Other than a bank account. (I won't hold my breath.)
"Does the fungus smoke DMT?"
- Joe Rogan
😂fr he’s a bum
When he starts doing drugs atleast
I thought someone has to write the dmt story 🤣
How is he a bum he's worth 120 million?
"That mold is definitely a Virgo."
- Mike Tyson
scientist: "but sir there's a mountain there we can't buil-"
boss: "SILENCE. THE MOSS HAS SPOKEN"
Literally the plot to Mario Bros from 30 years ago. Touché Japan, touché!
😍😍😍😍😅
It's not intelligence, it's efficiency. It's the path of least resistance to the greatest reward. It didn't think about it, the cells with the most nutrients grew faster and received the focus...
Yes, but that’s why it’s cellular intelligence. It’s a way different intelligence that most people think, like the animal intelligence
@@chrisdecarpentier And water finds its own level. You may as well call that intelligence.
@@chrisdecarpentier nope, intelligence is a really really wrong wording for this and very misleading. This is a simple phenomenon of self-organization.
Thank you for your wisdom spoken. I hope Joe isn't buying this.
Thank you for your wisdom spoken. I hope Joe isn't buying this.
"this is the tip of the pyhsusgajsvdhsjnebdkxns Iceberg"
I agree
Average joe rogan fan
Proverbial mycelial iceberg
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Indeed. Shallow and pedantic.
Super ostentatious with the vocabulary
The way he said "Japanese ugh are so clever about this" was just to funny
Sounded like Rick from Rick and morty
Joes reaction is what I had except in my mind
"That fungus must've been on Alpha Brain!"
-Joe Rogan on Tiktok
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It amuses me Joe won't take an FDA and CDC approved vaccine but has no issue taking random brain supplements (which don't get tested by the FDA) on the daily.
Please god tell me you’re kidding.
Not a fungus
"you are gonna trust that fungus over me?"
-that engineer.
Edit: thank you guys so much for the likes, my First time crossing 5k.
As an engineer - we don't know shit
@Cortpsila on Instagram dont worry guys cops are gonna arrest him 😌
@@shadystinks9527 damn what do you have against psychedelics?
@@shadystinks9527 that is a cop .
😂😂😂
Essentially, slime mold is the aliens people keep searching for.
Dude i came to this conclusion on psychedelics not so long ago. The aliens that people are looking for are underground through psychedelics!!! I totally believe that their is other life BUT not within our solar system. So what do i mean by underground? They’re underground by mushrooms, peyote and ayahuasca. Like how humans have souls and this flesh is our vessel. What if mushrooms for example is a vessel for a celestial body? They think just like us man. Fungi has its own network and civilization! Its nature!!
The random scientist saying "what would happen if we put this on a dead brain" hypothetically
“The slime can find itself through a maze”
*fills the entire maze to find it’s way out*
You missed the point though. The incredible part is that its reorganizing itself to find the most efficient way out.
@@Felms99 baffled how ppl cant even understand a 5 second clips
@@theneet9528 😂😂😂😂
@@Felms99 Filled the ENTIRE maze.
@@SilentxKillerx5 Yes, it does at first. But again, you are missing the point.
Humans: *devolved a complex technological miracle of a railway system efficiently*
Some moss: "give me a piece of oats, I'll do you one better"
Also (certain) humans: "Oh this isn't intelligent it just came into existence from billions of years from nothingness to this.
Just imagine how long it took that little organism to create that....28 hours for us probably a billion years for them....relativity is crazy
Underrated comment 🤣🤣🤣
They should try doing this experiment again! Maybe, if one day we wanna built a railway system somewhere, engineer could use this most to find the most efficient design, maybe the 'maze' will need to be more accurate though, like adding slopes, blockade, etc since the world isnt flat, theres mountain and terrain
Was just thinking this lol.
Fungus evolved after animals who came after plants. Their potential is immense.
I swear you could sneeze and fart at the same time and Joe would still loose his mind
Challenge accepted
woah
Guest: “So the fungus organized themselves-“
Joe: *backflips in Bulgarian*
@@monkeyman3673 fixed lol
Hi, I am from Bulgaria and I confirm that we do be backflippin' like that!
@@generallogic4153 Glad to know. Joe must be from there too.
this is totally me when i do bulgarian backflips
My gf is Bulgarian and she and I don't get this joke...
This doesn’t prove fungus is smarter it just shows fungus understands how to find a path of least resistance
It doesn't even understand it or anything. It's just pruning the inefficient parts. It's not even unusual in nature. Ants do the same thing but are multiple organisms. The guy even explained that the mold expanded to explore and then receded. It just receded wherever there wasn't nutrients lol
It also doesn’t prove intelligence lmao. A lot of things find the path of least resistance. It’s actually kind of lackluster lol.
Technically we failed to establish a more efficient path.
Yup
@@Niaz_S Not necessarily. Efficiency for a slime mold likely means using the least resources but when it comes to something like a subway system, upfront cost isn't the only factor to consider. You need a system that can get up to speed quickly and maintain that speed so you can't have any sharp turns, plus the people on the subway don't go equally to each node so you'd need to have different scales for each, etc.
Efficiency has many definitions and not all of them are useful for all tasks or goals.
I love the way how Joe did that with his big head.
JR literally holding his skull together, to keep his mind from exploding.
“That’s crazy but can we smoke them”
- Joe Rogan
I'm dead🤣🤣
😂😑😂
And become super intelligent wen high???? That would f'ing crazy
@@edmundadjei2609 yes but I don’t see how putting that in our lungs would cause super high intelligence
@@nukacolacompany2534 that's why you have to inject it into the brain
Old guy: tells his story
Joe rogan: freaking out because he's high
"WOOOOOOOOW"
I wanna know who the old guy is lol
The old guy is Dr stamet
yes Dr Paul Stamets.. not old guy
Lmaoo
Thays paul stamets you bum
This is just insane. That slime essentially reprogrammed itself to be more efficient. Wild
Imagine being a top-shelf architect and being outclassed by a fungus
“what if we somehow give them DMT”-Joe
No! They'll make paths through several dimensions if you add DMT on them 😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣
@@crimsonking1133Rick and Morty style
Nothing it'd just keep looking for actual food.
@@silencedandshadowbanned7277 lmao tru
All these years people been calling me slime. I didn't realize they were pointing out my brilliance
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Joe's DMT hit at EXACTLY the wrong time for him to be able to handle this conversation 🤯🤣
"Okay but did you know there's a million particles in a fart?"
- Kneel nDaGrass Tieson
"Now I may not be a smart man, but I know when somethings fucked up" - Forest Gump
Laal singh chadda
😂😂
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Jennay
Thats fucked up man
"So anyway, you ever do DMT?"
-Joe probably immediately after
@The Original Finky,no relation. How do you have invisible pfp
@The Original Finky,no relation. Noo could u actually tell me pls I've tried before but I couldn't do it
@@Exaspatial take a screenshot of only the single color background and make that your profile picture
No but I did DXM
Well said…🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm a mycophile, lol. I totally want to find one of those mushies to make my own hat like his. He's such a hero in so many ways that not many know. Look up Paul Stamets videos.
Joe: Well that’s easy it took 28mins for the DMT too kick in!…proceeds too grab head (right on time) 🎊
"Does the fungus make you feel more aggressive?" -Joe
Just put on your newsie hat, smoke some pot and chill out
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Or ape like
Joe "The most testosterone filled guy" rogan
‘That time I got reincarnated as a slime mold’
And made the Japanese subway system more efficient
Lets hope it doesn't get the same powers as Rimuru........
I was legit hearing slime lord at first
How many episodes
@@WVRLXCK I think it has 2 seasons?
I love joes reaction like he actually understood what was said xD
There’s nothing even remotely hard to understand about what he’s saying. It’s incredibly straightforward
@@JumpingSquid lmfao ok joe
Here's the thing, when they built their subway system they took into account population and traveled areas as well as where they could build entrances based off of buildings and streets that are already there, they couldn't just build wherever they wanted to, they had to take into account already existing structures, the fungus just took the shortest routes, so to say it was more efficient might be technically true but even if Japan knew a more efficient way they couldn't have build it that way without destroying roads, houses, buildings, etc. So its not as impressive as you might think, the fungus is not "smart," a lot of animals do things that can be impressive but that doesn't mean they have a super high IQ or anything like that. Just food for thought.
Underrated comment
Was thinking the same thing but it's still impressive!
Finally an educated comment. TH-cam comments are so degenerative now it's just people making shitty jokes lol. Takes ages to find something worthwhie
Of course they don't have high IQ. "Smart" is a vague term. There isn't even a scientific consensus for what we'd call intelligence or being smart. We almost blindly take it for granted that we think we know this word. I challenge you to give me in your own words what you think intelligence means.
Yeah but they don't have self awareness to know what their are doing.
By far its not impressive by all means but on how it changes its coding to navigate and adapt.
Kinda like fully learning Japanese in les than 10 hour with out me knowing or realizing i am in order to adapt.
“This is the tip of the proverbial mycelium iceberg, you know.” I know big words too… livingroom
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That's my favorite line in this whole video
BIG WORD!
🤣. Omg why doesn’t this have more likes. I died laughing at this comment
“Japanese subway system”
This reminds me of the magic conch shell in sponge bob.
Japanese engineer: we finish the subway system oh fungi what will we do next?
Fungi: nothing
Japanese engineer: the fungi has spoken.
"Have they tried giving it DMT?"
Why do you whytes love drugs so much? 🤦♂️
What does it do?
@Twilight _Mourner It sees slime machine elves.
@@bobbyginnings9273 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
Bruh ☠️☠️☠️☠️
"your design sucks ass here's a better one" - some fungus
...except the system wouldnt work given the topographical layout of toyko never mind the fact and kid in a calculus class could do it way faster.
@@anthonypareigis6188 also its not even a fungus
@@harryennis2332 mold is a type of fungus
The design of the auto bahn and what the fungus did was eerily similar you should check it out
@@datboy038 How so, are you trolling or am I missing something Lol please explain
Joe was like "JESUS FUCKIN SCIIIIIIENCE"
The bit where DMT kicked in
"That shits f*cked" - Sun Tzu
“I didnt say that shit” - Sun Tzu
@@justinleung164 “Actually I did say that i just didn’t tell you” - Sun Tzu
"If one doesn't share what one says, no one will know what one has said" Sun Tzu
"have they ever tried that experiment on DMT?" - probably joe rogan
You enjoy stealing comments?
@@juicygalaxy773 you're adopted
@@juicygalaxy773 also i didn't read the comments before posting this comment
So aggressive
@@juicygalaxy773 stealing comments? This is literally an absolute necessary comment on any short involving Joe Rogan......and it's funny, because it is a very accurate depiction of how Rogan's brain works and comments he makes....
Joe: Woah That's Crazy... Can You Imagine If We Gave The Moss DMT?
Innate intelligence is the result of divine design.
Joe Rogan's reaction to things is a big part of his appeal I think. Cracks me up every time. 😂
Yeah he's such a dope. WHoooaaAA liek if you squish clay through a square hole, itll end up square shaped! WHOooaaa, CUZ IT KNOWS, clay is so smart mind BLOWN. Jesus dude, lay off the DMT this shit's not life changing
Efficiency isn't inherently smart, it's a survival mechanism, the least energy you use the longer you will conserve that energy meaning less food needed. Also this conclusion ignores how infrastructure is designed, infrastructure isn't usually moving from point A to point B either because of multifunctional design like a train line going to different end locations and even stopping along the way. This also ignores that train lines are built around pre-existing infrastructure like buildings and if it is underground around basements, water and power lines, and different materials like hard rock or soft soil that might cause cave ins later. And lastly it also ignores how infrastructure is made, it's accumulative, you add on to roads and railways to create paths to different locations, you don't build it over night across flat land.
Yeah totally agreed. The title is simple clickbait.
Im not a very smart man yet even I realized this exact same thing almost instantly. But here we have these so called "experts" who cannot grasp simple concepts such as what you stated and I thought 🤷🏻♂️
Yes but remember he said that the Japanese scientists made a model of the city. What if you need to map out a place that is foreign, like say caves in mars. Scientists can then reverse engineer the fungus and create drones similar to them to map out the mysterious location.
Also the fungus is incredibly small. Maybe the application of its use can be with hard to reach locations such as veins and arteries. Also, due to its size in comparison to ours, that is incredibly intelligent. So there are benefits to this.
@@diversitycandle5708 I think the experts that have studied something for ages know more than a pot smoking TH-cam commenter 😂
@@WimsicleStranger I think the experts would laugh at the name of the video, they would never agree that the fungus is smarter than humans. Not once did I argue the study, I argued the title of the video which is hyperbolic and very simply doesn't acknowledge the reality of what its talking about.
Imagine bears discovering mold and then smoking it
When your guest is way to smart to be on your show
Joe be doing all these podcast just to get his mind blown time and time again 🤣
If youve done hard core shroom trips, normal life gets boring AF and you look for other things in reality to blow your mind😂
@@iambarryallen so u do shrooms
Joe’s mind can’t take it anymore!
@@michaelmayers3622 who doesn't?
@@iambarryallen bro that's not true I've done shrooms alot and I love my life. It's not boring I don't do that much exiting stuff either.
"What if we provide DMT instead of oats?"
Omg
Valid question
🤯
Bad stuff will happen
Crack spider.
Bruh how can you say that the mushrooms are smarter than us when WE'RE the ones who figured out we could use mushrooms to do this in the first place.
"Sniper is a job but fungus its mental sickness!"
Yes, a fungus can "organize" a subway system without having to take into account any geological or man-made obstacles that occur. It's easy to make paths more efficient if you don't have to work around varying soils, rock outcrops, existing infrastructure, and other issues that come up when tunneling through hundreds of miles.
The should try I with a micro version of city of Tokyo with buildings and everything else etc...
I think it was just a theoretical better system than the actual one and should only demonstrate how scientists can use the fungus for future city plans to adapt.
@@jiawu5679 I get that. And I'm definitely an advocate for research into these, and other, organisms. Just seemed to be a very simplistic and somewhat misleading conclusion. Although, it's Joe Rogan, so I guess I can't expect a truly scientific discussion. Ha
We actually dont need the fungus, although it is cool to be hands on with this kinda stuff, we have complex computer systems that take more variables into account than a mould and in turn create a better system
@@CTPAsports That's not the point at all! He was just trying to make people understand that fungus and nature is intelligent, which most people on this planet doesn't understand.
The Japanese when I use the Minimum Spanning Tree algorithm to make the most efficient subway system in under a second instead of 30 hours.
What is that
Well yeah, but the test was to show the intelligence of this Fungus, not to make the subway system, right?
@@zetasann it was a double show there, one wich is to put in paper that the fungi is really good in finding the most economically viable way and second is the fact that they made the best metro system with the space they have.
This clip is old news. There was a time when AI algorithms just wasn't there, don't you think?
@@vitalijslebedevs1629 MST algorithms aren't AI. They're extremely basic and easy to compute in E log V time (edges/vertices). That said, an MST wouldn't "solve" a subway system because you'd have people wanting to go between two relatively close by places, which can be far apart in the MST.
I wouldn't call that intelligence, that's efficiency.
"smarter than humans" 😂😂
Wow, that fungus certainly did design a better network for transportation of nutrients.... if you ignore geography, demographics, history, logistics, and politics of the area.
Was looking for this comment 👍
I’m glad someone can differentiate between a singular fungus and a complex society of individually thinking sentient mammals.
yeah this is like a super dumb clip, surprise for how many people think this is a sign “intelligence”
Until you realise they use this when designing the routes for bullet trains and other logistics. All of a sudden it’s not stupid
Hahaha I loved this. Guess everything's simple when you bring it down to it's most basic functions, everything works perfectly lol
"That's cool, but have you heard about lion killing chimps? Bro. They can slap. your. face. off. Rip a lion in half. Pull that shit up Jamie"
--Joe Rogan, probably
This is so spot on 😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
Hahaha
Lion-killing*
Dead
Oh they’re smarter than humans, right? Then where the hell are they when it comes to helping us go to Mars? Nowhere to be seen
This is a great example of how powerful fractals are in nature and how they can help us grow. No pun intended.
“Trust the fungus.”
-Super Mario Bros
"You aren't you when you're hungry"
Take a snickers
I respect the Pineapple pfp 👏💙
😂😂😂 OKAY! That LITERALLY made me laugh out loud!
We need fungi as city planners
"The tip of the proverbial myceliul iceberg" wow..
Can't wait to use this one
🤓
You know that guy uses it at least twice a day
It's been years since I watched this podcast for the first time and that phrase still resonates in my head. It's kinda goofy, but it sounds so nice and powerful
@@noza7535 say you've never had a curious thought about the natural world
"Smarter" like bro it can't even tie its own shoe laces
it's so smart it doesnt need shoes nor does it need to talk bad about other species
Two lekgolo here
@@hansdaimler865 becuase it doesn't know how to talk to other species
@@iwantsomepie neither do you
@@-LiveFromSpace- you're right, we can't speak animals
Joe looks like he's been worried this day would come lol
Forget the terminator, the future is fungi
Joe when he leans back in amazement is one of the funniest reactions to new information I've ever seen 🤣
Getting lost in a maze and having to find my way out doesn't really sound all that appealing to me. But I guess I'm just not a fungi.
nice
nice
Nice
nice
nice
Thats a demonstration of something being hungry and finding the fastest way to food...
Sir, how should we design the subway systems?
The head scientist - Bring in the slime
*Joe finishes a hit of DMT*
😂😂😂😂😂😂
“wOaH”😂😂😂
That toad lmaooo 5meo
XD
nobody:
joe: *fuckin floats into another dimension* “woah”
I made the like count 420. That is all
When it cuts to Joe and he looks like he got too high 😂
Engineers defeated by fungus 🤣🤣🤣🤣
" Primordial sepaleftheium", ayo I got some of that in my back yard
Run
It WILL FIND you
Me too
Gimme some nuggs
Probably do
“that’s crazy, but how crazy would it be if the mushrooms smoked DMT?”
This is a good interview if you haven’t watched. Paul Stamats took about 16grams of magic mushrooms for his first trip and cured his stuttering and talked to his crush that next day.
“That time in I woke up in a fantasy world and a slime outsmarted me.”
The best part was when Joe went “Woah” meaning “What the hell were those big words?” but the audience thought he was reacting to the info.
Nah you made me spit out my drink with that one 🤣
I like your funny words magic man
Joe Rogan is one of those people that's impressed by just about anything, even the coin behind the ear trick. I think in this clip some marbles jolted around in his head.
It’s embarrassing that you think those are big words, little guy
@@justacinnamonbun8658 oh WOW dude you sure roasted him. Hope Joe doesn't see your cruel words.
Ants do the same thing.
"So do you think the slime was on DMT"
- Joe Rogan
Well ok, impressive but Ants do this everyday! Your brain does too!
I watched this episode on shrooms. Makes it more compelling
Joe: "I wonder if its ancestors smoked DMT"
Also Joe: "Can we smoke it to gain its intelligence and enlightenment?"
Ah there it is, I was looking for a small dmt comment 😂😂