@@ReallyWorking maybe you're onto something. he probably just felt weird putting joe, since it's his name would seem as if he's talking about himself, from his viewpoint that is.
@@TheLastWhiteKid lol both of you are wrong try millions and in a side not don’t try it while standing because it may knock you out or at the very least give you vertigo
Haha so true, he is. I hope people don't start saying this, that is a mis-understanding. The optic nerve (CN 2) is an out-pouching of the brain, but the pupils are not, and the pupillary reflex is controlled by CN 3
I was tested for susceptibility to hypnosis in college and was rated hardest to hypnotize, but I was once hypnotized while drunk. It was one of the weirdest feelings I have ever experienced.
No your a superhuman mate, as soon as I smoke my head hits the pillow and I let my thoughts wonder. Even if I had plans to do some light activities or even watch a film, I can’t get into it and I just drift off.
Man I love Joe and the people he gets on here. I had a dream for the first time in almost a year because I fixed my sleep schedule and meditate before bed. I've became a much more open minded person in the persuit of knowledge all because of videos like these :)
@@johnedward8352 Hey John, i noticed your crooked smile. I have a new ebook you might be interested in that can help straighten your smile. DM me if u want to change your life and be a billionaire like Jeffrey Bezos.
I think that they literally evolved from photosensitive neurons in the brain. Or at least something close to that. Then stuff like lenses developed on them and they moved around and clustered to 2 areas (usually)
I didn't look when he told Joe to do it, but I did it right before he talked about the fluttering eyelids, and I was happy to learn that I'm not hypnotizable. Where my Big Brain Bois at?
Lol my teacher used to say to people "look someone wrote gullible on the roof" at her desk, so before class I got on her seat and wrote gullible on the roof.... She went and said it to a new kid in the class and when he looked up and she laughed he said "why did you write gullible on the roof?" With total confusion on his face..... She got so pissed off and lost her shit at the class..... we all laughed, she couldn't get it removed off the ceiling, and she stopped saying "look someone wrote gullible on the roof" hahahahaha, she was a total bitch.... The last I heard they ended up firing her for yelling obscenities at a class and was filmed doing it hahahahaha 😆🤣
Wonderful to see Dr Huberman explaining the eye roll test in such a public forum. There's also a longer, more thorough (and free) test to help discover your hypnotizability, something we offer in Reveri. I'm excited to see hypnosis reach the masses!
My eyes twitch a little bit if I try to sense it so I guess that's what he means. Safe to say I would never get hypnotized since I'm not a npc and nothing anybody says could change that. If hypnosis is real, joe is right, weak minded people are susceptible.
@@cornela1 I mean, you can think what you want, but you literally believed what a hypnotist said straight up even though it's not logical, sounds like you're in his trance right now. Don't worry, I'll snap my fingers 3 times, you're free.
@@AntiHerbert do yall understand how a sequencing of events works? 1. Joe says he USED to think only weak minded people get hypnotized ( when he was around 21 ) 2. Joe gets hypnotized later on in his life 3. He doesnt believe it anymore
I've been applying hypnotherapy and self hypnosis almost every day for the past 15 years and it had completely change my life. Amazing how powerful the subconscious operates.
@@ak.8161 I initially saw a hypnotherapist to work on some inner issues and build self confidence as I was curious and was amazed with the results. I've also done past life regression.
@@naz0079 There are no past lives. There are false memories though. If you are a lucid dreamer, you will remember dreams much easier than others and will believe they are actual memories sometimes.
@@CommandoJenkins I have never had a lucid dream. But I always confuse dreams with reality for a short time. I do have very vivid dreams, especially when i meditate before sleeping. I also get visuals and one time even heard a loud harplike music that knocked me out of meditation and then the music was gone. This is all so fascinating.
When your subconscious kicks into auto pilot you don’t have a say in what goes on until you recognize that your not in control. Once that is recognized, gut influences, reactions and other things will diminish greatly, but intuition, control and capacity are enticed into use.
@David Sanchez You're using your actual name on the internet so I can only imagine you're like 12 dude but the guy used quotation marks as a way of saying that "the zone" is a concept more than a testable thing
The way he explains it sounds like what we call “tunnel vision”. When I was in combat situations, my POV became very limited, and seemed to have a squished down “focal point” almost. Every other sense heightens x100 & time seems to take forever. It’s so cool to hear a biological explanation of what that is how your body will produce/reacts to adrenaline 🙌🏻
I flipped my car when I was in my 20s. It rolled 3 times but I was so extremely focused on where my hands were, my head, my knees and was just waiting for what seemed like forever for the car to stop flipping. I am still amazed at how my brain was telling me how to survive that crash. (I was gripping the wheel, tucked my head down and brought my knees up,while thank God I was wearing a seatbelt. Tunnel vision is the best way to describe it. But it was also a definite fight or flight instinct going on. Yes, I was sober. A deer ran out in front of me and I swerved. I'm positive that if I had been under the influence I would have died. The brain is a miraculous mysterious thing!! Lol even the State Troopers who showed up on scene were amazed by how I was just walking around afterward and explaining everything. Then the adrenaline wore off and I suddenly needed to sit down and realize what had just happened. I will never forget it.
@@erinc.1610 Congratulations you discovered bullet time, now you can save assured that you can go on a jog from subway to dark snowy streets to secret laboratory with your M9 Berettas gun akimbo killing hundreds of bad people while simultaneously dodging their bullets
My eyelids flickered and as he was describing how people are susceptible it made me think how often family members might wake me up and tell me they’re going out in mornings so I know where they are once I get up or similar situations with other conversation when initially waking up that I have no recollection of at all completely and only aware this has actually happened when it’s addressed to me by the person who conversed with me on the respective occasion, I now feel perhaps that’s the same lucid state of hypnosis
As an ADD person I’d like to confirm that our ‘day dreaming without day dreaming’ state where we zone out staring at a wall is exactly the state he’s talking about.
When my Mother was getting long term care in a eye hospital one of the doctors explained to me that no one sees with there eyes, We all see with our brain
From what I know, I feel like hypnosis is basically a guided meditative state. I struggled immensely with meditation, until I came across Win Hof's breathing method. 3 rounds puts me right into meditation. I feel like someone trying to achieve hypnosis with a patient could really benefit from using 1 to 3 rounds of the breathing with their patients.
I've been hypnotised. It's no different to deep meditation. Deep deep relaxation, while fully aware of what's going on around you .. you can easily access your subconscious. Very interesting experience
Brain scans reveal that hypnosis and meditation do have different brain waves, though ;) And a handshake pattern interrupt hypnosis (like in the Logan Paul Richard Barker video) is not at all like that/the same state as in meditation. Just sharing some facts I learnt a long while ago while doing research ;)
I study hypnosis and practice meditation. There really is no difference between the two states. Really, I view hypnosis as aiming for specific goals while meditation is more of a long-term practice.
This guy knows his stuff. Hes correct with everything he says. Mental and emotional states totally affect eachother, very educated, very wise, good job. New fan.. Awesome!
@@watercolourmark The "peripheral" nerv he's talking about is actually regulated by autonomic nervous system, but as far as I know one of its purposes is to adapt us for fight or flight situations, dunno about the stuff he's talking about ( it might be true). That peripheral nerv is connected to the same part of the "brain"( really complex word cuz it depends what do you mean by it, cuz there are several brains) or better say lower parts of brain called Talamus, as eye nerv ( or optical nerv) is connected to it too. From there, signal travels to the big brain( at the back of it), at the area called occipital part of the big brain. That's your primal vision field, it's made out of six layers, and each layer has a different role(except 4th one, cuz that's the one where signal is coming from) and can send the signal to other parts of brain. So everything is pretty much complex, everything is somehow connected to something else, specially in the "brain" area, and you can't put your finger on it and be 100% sure, specially cuz only Big brain is made out of 100 billion neuron cells, nearly all of them are connected to each other, they can "cancel" each other in a way not allowing signals to pass etc. Sorry if this was to long, English is not my native language and I hope it's at least understandable.
@@eleanorreynolds7486 You know what really irks me the most about it is right when I lost the vision was when Avatar and the whole 3-D trend for movies happened, and thus realizing that you need 2 eyes for 3-D to work. Still never saw that movie out of pure spite lol.
Yes. Your eyes are brain. That's why many people born blind don't see black, like seeing people imagine. They literally see nothing. Which, as a person who has sight, is mind boggling.
elena When I close my two eyes I see many streaky lines/lights/things that are not black. The one eye two eye is an interesting perspective. Don’t even get me started on the elusive squiggly line and shooting dots due to your capillaries not chugging red blood cells through effectively 👀
Dooki Dooki No, If you take psychedelics or if youve had a medical condition like BPD or schizophrenia you real how it is possible to see things and feel things completely different. That being said dont do drugs, the risks completely outweigh any positives, 95 % of the time. These people really do see nothing!
@Michael Srite he doesn't necessarily look like Adam Sandler... But imagine Adam Sandler playing him. Using Hollywood makeup, even some cheek prosthetics, to make Sandler look like the guy. I think this guy's face is fuller than Adam Sandler's, so you couldn't make him look like Adam Sandler, but I'm pretty sure you could *easily* make Sandler look like this guy, enough for a good movie impression anyway.
I trained in and taught traditional martial arts for years. There is a strange state that a very seasoned martial artist can attain through practice only. You can't practice the state. It just happens eventually after years of relaxation breathing while sparring/fighting/training. I find it difficult to explain, but you are able to relax your vision completely, widen your viewing lens (you can see all corners of the room) while remaining intensely alert. It's a strange state of alert relaxation that enable the body to move very quickly. It is also very threatening to a person who experiences it from the other side. Breathing changes simultaneously as well.
I've been practicing self-hypnosis meditation since I was a child. The foundation of hypnosis is comfort and trust. Not just physical comfort , emotional too. If you cannot leave your life behind or don't trust the hypnotists, it's very difficult to do anything. Second part is the monkey brain , brain tends to talk shit a lot , learning to separate the inner chatter and the focus. Your brain can chatter all day long if you don't pay attention to it , who cares. Third and final piece is awareness , even today 3/10 during hypnosis I actually fall asleep. This is due to the fact I tend to do it in the evening or at night. Being rested is considerably better. The trick is to keep the tiniest silver of awareness while your mind drifts. If you loose this tiny sliver it's lights out. Having said that there are ways of re-gaining awareness after you blank out , then you get into lucid dreaming and out of body territory. If I had to make an analogy about self-hypnosis, it's like putting out a fire to the smallest possible size, but you don't want to put it out completely.
From personal experience. Hypnosis is great. I listen to this guy Michael Sealey every night as I go to sleep. Before I did it I was feelin down during the day all the time. You know how covid has people feelin. But now I feel genuine positive energy daily because of listening to this and sleeping better. I’ve litteraly been an insomniac my whole life with the average time I would go to sleep being about 3am since 5th grade, and this has me able to go to bed at 11. Hypnosis is the future of mental health
Every good politician is a hypnotist, after the speech it feels like you lost time, don't remember what happened, didn't understand a thing but it feels so right to go and vote and submit.
I'd like to imagine that if we were in fact designed, our designer is looking at us from somewhere and really impressed that we have the intelligence to figure out our biology to this specificity... It's really very cool
@@sjuvanet they could do both simultaneously. Think about it, a 6 month old child crawls over to you and can string together basic sentences to explain it's most basic needs, and you would be sitting there impressed as shit that a child that young can talk and understand the basics of language while also thinking it's an idiot when compared to the vastness of your own knowledge. Sure, it can say a few words and knows what they mean, big deal right? You can speak in full sentences with knowledge of hundreds upon hudrends of words as well as how to drive a car, or make a meal, or any of the other millions of concepts you have knowledge about when that baby doesn't even understand it doesn't even know about them. See what i mean?
@@daltonevans3412 yeah, great point. i wonder if they think we'll ever possess their power, like a young child can grow to match our intelligence and ability.
@@sjuvanet i mean, if they were intelligent enough to make us then they should be intelligent enough to know the answer to that question. Same as a parent does when they have a baby.
I have only meditated once and and its just like how he said high focus low stress state of mind. Its pretty wild. I have failed to meditate numerous times but i was successful once to be clear
@ahau oxlahun i wish i was more experienced. You sound like you are. All i know is that i looked up some breathing techniques and how to meditate on reddit and i follow the steps of clearing my mind and only focusing on my breathing. I was lying down in a dead silent room and i felt this euphoria, which i could only describe as a state of high focus and very low stress. I have tried to do it agian but i can only focus on what im trying to achieve instead of clearing my mind.Thats why i typed the original comment
i'm much more hypnotizable in the morning before getting out of bed (or as i'm drifting off - this is why dreams are so emotionally impactful). once i'm up and running, my brain waves are different and too anxious to relax
Medical professional here when he says “eyes are part of the brain” its not completely true your external eyes are not part of your brain. The optic nerve which travels from the back of rentina to the occipital lobe in back of brain “connects” brain to eye, however the lens, pupils conjuctivita are external and not considered “central nervous system” .. the nerves connecting to eye can be seen as peripheral nervous or “cranial nerves”. 👌
“Saur was going for the face each time. From practice bouts, I knew this to be his way. It is a particularly invasive approach, and can provoke rash reactions that lead to failures of technique. One is hard-wired to guard one’s face, one’s eyes. To focus the attack there forces the opponent to fight not only you, but his own autonomic responses as well. Saur was trying to undermine the stranger’s technical control.” Excerpt From: Dan Abnett. “Pariah.” Apple Books.
I hear ya man. I would never go to a you are feeling sleepy, very sleepy. Your eyelids are like garage doors and you pushed the button to make them go down. Now you are walking backwards in the pitch black. Your legs feel really heavy like you are walking on sticky fly paper. Suddenly you can't move any longer. There is nothing you can do but flap your arms. Then you see a white light getting bigger and bigger. As it comes closer you realize its a tow truck. It says "Focker Towing" on the side. Inside is a circus clown with the red nose and curly hair. Except its the most handsome clown you have ever seen. He has an aura like you've known him your whole life. His face makeup is smeared like he has been crying and that makes you feel sorry for him. He heard your cries for help and offers to help you out of the sticky situation that you got yourself into. He offers to pull you out at no charge but you feel compelled to pay him. You would do anything for Focker to help him and his circus show. So you quietly send him $500 or more to his paypal or venmo and he says he will send you two tickets to his next show in return back to normal.........eyes open.
My mom had a really good friend who did hypnosis. My mom got it done before she gave birth to me and she said she didn’t feel anything. She said she could feel the contractions while in labor but it wasn’t painful. The nurse was so confused and was bringing other nurses and doctors in the room showing them the spikes on the screen and my mom sitting there calmly and painlessly. The hypnosis felt like two seconds for my mom but really she was there for a long time. It’s really weird how it works. I plan to do that when I go into labor too.
6:00 I realized this is what I used to do when I played my best hockey games in goal. Whenever I played super well I was almost looking down all the time but it was because I was so focused. Super interesting that there’s a reason behind it
I took the same test which showed I wasn’t hypnotizable. I tried getting hypnotized by an experienced professional and never reached a trance like state. I felt alert and aware the whole time. I really wanted to be hypnotized. So disappointing.
@@leagueleaders Its not 100% bs, your body and your brain can be in two different states at the same time, for example sleep paralysis, the state of being conscious while your body is still asleep. There is also different states of sleep, REM (rapid eye movement) sleep is when you are asleep but your brain is more active causing dreams, while NREM (non rapid eye movement) sleep is when you are sleeping at a more relaxed state of unconsciousness. NREM sleep is also when your body is conserving energy, repairing tissue and building muscle.
For a hackathon, I made a machine learning based lie detector by analyzing eye movement. I was short on data, but the accuracy was statistically significant. I tried to figure out what it was looking for, and the eye placement, eyelids and pupils make way more sense now.
A tip I read about how NOT to be hypnotized was something like; 1. Don't volunteer to be hypnotized. 2. Channel out and ignore the directions the hypnotist is giving you by singing a song in your head (preferably a song in a different language).
I was at a fair and volunteered to be hypnotized among about 5 other people. What I experienced was tunnel vision, I was aware of the crowd watching but like in a dream state. The strongest feeling I had was that I would comply with the hypnotist in order to stay in this dream state because it was so pleasant and deep sleep like. Sort of quid pro quo. So I did what the hypnotist asked of me to allow myself to stay in this trance like state. Fully being aware that we were told to do things to entertain the crowd like take off our shirts (men) and dance. After I came out of this 15-20 minute trance it felt like I had an eight hour sleep.
I've always said that we dont control our minds out minds control us and only through certain mind conditioning (religion/beliefs, meditation etc...)you have leverage over what the mind wants you to see and think
Cool way to think about it. Getting ahold of your mindfullness and impulse control is like getting skillful in lucid dreaming but irl. Rather than having life take you, or the dream l take you.. you can get better at controlling the exploration part. Neat
Wanuby Travis Pastrana says it’s the same for himself and most of the freestyle motocross riders that he rides with time slows down during the hard parts of a trick.
M GL I’m English and my eyes are close together like Tills. I actually boxed golden gloves for a few years. No inbreeding though that I know of, I have a genius IQ and 2 Ivy League degrees
It clicked when he talked about the manhattan thing. Like the flow of things in NYC it just felt like my kind of flow and how Joe talked about it to helped me understand it alot more and damn I understand it
I agree with what he says about stage hypnosis. The original studies on who's hypnotizable or not was done on a group of people, using a single recording on a record. The thing is, everybody responds to certain things differently. However, their are many different techniques, and many different ways to appeal to a person's unconscious/subconscious mind, which haven't all been "studied." Really, anybody can go into a state of trance, as it's a natural state that we all pop in and out of regularly every day. It's just finding what "hypnotic" techniques take them into that state of trance. Everyone can be hypnotized, IF they want to be.
Interesting. I did the test (looking up at the ceiling etc) and it confirmed that I am not susceptible to hypnosis. Many years ago I took part in a scientific research programme into hypnosis. I was told they needed volunteers and I jumped at the chance. I was thrilled at the idea of finding out what being hypnotized felt like. The tests were conducted by hypnotherapists, psychologists and other specialists. I was comfortably installed in an armchair and told to focus on a silvery object on the mantepiece of the room I was in. The long inductions started, and each one failed. They tried various approaches, for instance saying softly "your arm is feeling heavy... so heavy you can't lift it". I responded by waving my arms around. It went on for two one-hour sessions. In the end they told me I couldn't be hypnotised.
"I responded by waving my arms around." sounds to me that you didn't really WANT to be hypnotized :P a big part of hypnosis is "playing along" - if you're doing the exact opposite, of course it's not going to work. also, hypnosis is something you can get better at - just because it didn't work the first time, doesn't necessarily mean it won't work the 10th or 20th time. or maybe you just can't be hypnotized, like you said... :D all i'm saying is, don't rule it out :) there's loads of hypnosis-videos here on youtube, give some of them a try! :D i was super skeptical of hypnosis, up until 7 years ago when i watched a video here on youtube and all of a sudden i realized that i was being hypnotized. after a few videos i was able to hypnotize myself into believing my foot was stuck to the ground :D
@@ecMonifyI certainly wanted to be hypnotised. I wanted to know what it was like. It didn’t work, but by “playing along”, I suppose you didn’t mean I should have pretended that it was working. It was a clinical, scientific test so I didn’t want to lie. I just waved my arms briefly. In the same way when the man told me there was a fly flying around my face, and told me to wave it away. I had to say “sorry, but I know there’s no fly”. I was comfortable but my mind couldn’t enter that trance-like state they talk about, and couldn’t let down its guard. I’d be sitting comfortably and waiting. Thinking “how’s he going to do it?”, and “when is the suggestion going to come?” and “ah, here’s the suggestion”… I couldn’t force myself to relax either, because any “force” would make relaxation impossible. I was told in the end that I wasn’t hypnotisable, and that this could happen. Indeed I’ve seen plenty of websites that say about one third or one fourth of people are like me. See: med.stanford.edu/news/all-news/2012/10/not-getting-sleepy-research-explains-why-hypnosis-doesnt-work-for-all.html?tab=proxy Here it says "Not everyone is equally susceptible to hypnosis, but research has found that about two-thirds of adults are". That leaves one third? time.com/6171844/how-hypnosis-works/
@@jon...5324 My mates have been hypnotised by derren brown and paul Mckenna at there shows . It's amazing how quick it happens , i thought they prepare them beforehand or use weird lights or sounds but one of my friends was just instantly hypnotised. It was fucking funny. I was leaning towards it being real but wasnt 100% convinced till i seen it with my own eyes. My friend who took less than two seconds to be hypnotised went up there saying " theres no way this is going to work" . In a way it's quite scary how easily it happened and what they would do.
My friend was hypnotized and said he was just playing along because it was fun. But he said he was never under a spell and could have quit anytime but he was enjoying himself. I just think if some people have an excuse to let loose, they'll do it
He didn’t say that, he even reiterated it doesn’t mean you can’t be hypnotized he said he’s not easily hypnotizable. You just hear what ya wanna hear. I know this kinda comment is kind of a running joke but let’s be fair
Michael Vendick - Wow, you must be really redundant and unoriginal at parties. I recognized it’s a joke specifically so people wouldn’t get all pissy that I’m taking it seriously. The first the person to respond to this comment used it to proclaim this interviewee is full of shit. I’m saying that’s unfair; I’m compelled to defend the guy because what he’s describing isn’t exactly false and I think it has merit. You really can’t come up with a different, less overused way to tell me I’m being a buzzkill? Fuck, people. These damn memes are maddeningly repetitive.
I hear ya. His voice is very relaxing and you are feeling sleepy, very sleepy. Your eyelids are like garage doors and you pushed the button to make them go down. Now you are walking backwards in the pitch black. Your legs feel really heavy like you are walking on sticky fly paper. Suddenly you can't move any longer. There is nothing you can do but flap your arms. Then you see a white light getting bigger and bigger. As it comes closer you realize its a tow truck. It says "Focker Towing" on the side. Inside is a circus clown with the red nose and curly hair. Except its the most handsome clown you have ever seen. He has an aura like you've known him your whole life. His face makeup is smeared like he has been crying and that makes you feel sorry for him. He heard your cries for help and offers to help you out of the sticky situation that you got yourself into. He offers to pull you out at no charge but you feel compelled to pay him. You would do anything for Focker to help him and his circus show. So you quietly send him $500 or more to his paypal or venmo and he says he will send you two tickets to his next show in return back to normal.........eyes open.
The only two test you need to determine whether you can be hypnotized is - When you watch a good movie, is your brain like, "This is just a movie. The actors are just playing their roles" - When you have a silly dream like feeding your pet lion or flying like superman to work, does you're brain go, "This is right, I'm suppose to be on my bed" Everyone can be hypnotized, but some people won't allow themselves to be.
I'm the opposite. I love slow, quiet, relaxed. I live in the UK's second largest city but when I visited a very small, very relaxed and slow-moving town in Norway for a camping trip I felt like I was home, my true home.
Huberman tells Joe he is not very hypnotizable and then later in the interview, Joe tells him that he WAS hypnotized in the past and it turns out that Joe is a pretty good subject for hypnosis. Also, that is NOT the way to do the Spiegel Eye Roll test. Source: Am a hypnotist.
He was hypnotized once so that means he’s a pretty good subject for hypnosis? You’re claiming to be a hypnotist but you’re not giving us the allegedly correct way to do the eye roll test. You sound full of shit to me man
Hey everybody. Not a hypnosis expert, however, I did train and learn from a hypnotherapist and his savant son briefly in high school and college. There is another, more behavioral test you can do that shows how “hypnotizable”, or rather suggestible, individuals are. Before beginning hypnosis, tell the subject to close their eyes and hold their hands out in front of the about 6 inches apart. Now tell them to imagine their is a magnet in between their hands forcing them together and that the magnet keeps pulling harder and harder. Suggestible people will subconsciously move their hands closer together and tend to be easier to hypnotize and keep in hypnosis.
Therapist and hypnotist, Marisa Peer, instructs people to try to roll their eyes back in their heads when they're doing self-hypnosis as that's what hypnotisable people do naturally. It's really obvious that some people are susceptible to hypnosis while others aren't (including me). Apparently, 1 out of 10 people are susceptible and they're the people that will go up on the stage - they're the ones stage hypnotists want obviously. I went to a mass hypnosis seminar where we were led into a past life experience given by the psychiatrist and studier of past lives, Brian Weiss. Even though I felt as if I went into a reasonably deep state, I could see that those who ended up on the stage were completely immersed in their experience and described experiences which seemed compellingly real whereas even though my experience felt powerful it still felt "made up".
Andrew: Your eyes aren't connected to your brain 30 seconds later Your eyes are actually pieces of your brain that were squeezed out of your head 🤔wtf did you just say to me???
I learned it as a high performance tool and medical practice. it's incredibly powerful work. and it's just the tip of the iceberg. BTW everyone can get into hypnotic state, it's easier for some than others. It is a learned skill. the powerful part of it is when you can do it to yourself. all of our sensory organs are fundamentally connected to the brain, not just the eyes. from a functional perspective, there is not that much differentiation between brain and other parts of NS, it's all one big circuit.
My wife is a hypnotist i love her and i would do anything for her i give her all my money every month
Heh
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Implying most men don't get hypnotized by women without women even trying
You in a sunken place
Nope just a simp my dude
Guy was stealing things off of the table while Rogan was looking up.
Aahahahaahaha
Holy shit do all Joes call each other by their last name, is it a cult agreement amongst the Joes?
@@ReallyWorking maybe you're onto something. he probably just felt weird putting joe, since it's his name would seem as if he's talking about himself, from his viewpoint that is.
Jamie is still there
And young jamie was on the take
That explains everything. All this time we thought Schaub was just a yes man but in reality Rogan's been hypnotizing him with that shiny head of his
Underrated comment XDd
It’s blinding,like a disco ball that talks about leg sweeps and ufos
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All hail Billy Corgan's smooth baby head
This man made hundreds of people look up and close their eyes, thats power you cant buy
I'm honest I did it 😆 🤣
Hundreds? Dude try hundreds of thousands.
what do you mean...that's the test.
@@TheLastWhiteKid lol both of you are wrong try millions and in a side not don’t try it while standing because it may knock you out or at the very least give you vertigo
@@mrmusketier453 you've probably got low sodium levels or something if doing this knocks you out lol
Guaranteed Joe will start telling people "your eyes are your brain"
Your eyes is brain
Well yeah but so am I
Haha first thing I thought of
Baahaha! Right? 😂
Haha so true, he is. I hope people don't start saying this, that is a mis-understanding. The optic nerve (CN 2) is an out-pouching of the brain, but the pupils are not, and the pupillary reflex is controlled by CN 3
I was tested for susceptibility to hypnosis in college and was rated hardest to hypnotize, but I was once hypnotized while drunk. It was one of the weirdest feelings I have ever experienced.
I’m not falling for that again last time I looked at the ceiling and closed my eyes I woke up with peanut butter in my azz
Trials and Tribulations of being Bubbas' cell mate, now BITE that pillow boy, AGAIN!
omg me too
Are you sure it it was peanut butter?
Wanna go camping?
Hahahahahaha
Mr.Huberman is one of the greatest contemporary podcasters to grace our ears. Very happy to have him in this time of need :)
"Deeply relaxed state" I dont think I have been in a relaxed state since I came out of my mothers womb.
I prescribe 3 shots of tequila followed by feverish masturbation to completion.
Smoke a doob
No your a superhuman mate, as soon as I smoke my head hits the pillow and I let my thoughts wonder. Even if I had plans to do some light activities or even watch a film, I can’t get into it and I just drift off.
Move to Manhattan...according to Joe and that dude.
@@shroomhead4065 stfu
Someone needs to make a video of Joe Rogan and Owen Wilson saying “wow” for 10 hours!
OH! YEAHHH!
Man I love Joe and the people he gets on here. I had a dream for the first time in almost a year because I fixed my sleep schedule and meditate before bed. I've became a much more open minded person in the persuit of knowledge all because of videos like these :)
obtaining knowledge can be insatiable. i have tons of books in my garage next to my lamborghini.
@@infowazz 🤣
@@johnedward8352 Hey John, i noticed your crooked smile. I have a new ebook you might be interested in that can help straighten your smile. DM me if u want to change your life and be a billionaire like Jeffrey Bezos.
Just take theanine before sleep. Crazy dreams.
@@richpiana8020is that a drug?
Guy: "Your eyes are part of your brain."
Joe: " Whooooah."
😆
I think that they literally evolved from photosensitive neurons in the brain. Or at least something close to that. Then stuff like lenses developed on them and they moved around and clustered to 2 areas (usually)
I came here for this comment. Just blew my mind! 😲
Me thinking about Andross' alternate final form as a brain in Star Fox 64: Holy shit.... that's anatomically accurate!?
Jeff Slaughter 😂😂😂 So true
I did not expect this clip to be anywhere near as interesting holy shiz
Lol I clicked by mistake and saw your comment before I pressed back... I'm going to watch it now, this ones on you
Yep, I owe you one, holy shiz indeed
Same thing here! Now I gotta find the whole thing!
I thought hypnosis wasnt Real, all staged acting etc,
Joe Rogan has taught me more about the world than 12 years of school ever did
So interesting! Thanks for the nudge .
"Look up at the ceiling"
"Okay"
"Do you see where it says gullible?"
Classic
“Look up at the ceiling”
“Okay”
“Good boy”
I didn't look when he told Joe to do it, but I did it right before he talked about the fluttering eyelids, and I was happy to learn that I'm not hypnotizable. Where my Big Brain Bois at?
Lol my teacher used to say to people "look someone wrote gullible on the roof" at her desk, so before class I got on her seat and wrote gullible on the roof.... She went and said it to a new kid in the class and when he looked up and she laughed he said "why did you write gullible on the roof?" With total confusion on his face..... She got so pissed off and lost her shit at the class..... we all laughed, she couldn't get it removed off the ceiling, and she stopped saying "look someone wrote gullible on the roof" hahahahaha, she was a total bitch.... The last I heard they ended up firing her for yelling obscenities at a class and was filmed doing it hahahahaha 😆🤣
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Wonderful to see Dr Huberman explaining the eye roll test in such a public forum.
There's also a longer, more thorough (and free) test to help discover your hypnotizability, something we offer in Reveri.
I'm excited to see hypnosis reach the masses!
Can literally feel my eyelids fluttering when I do this.
Never going to a hypnosis show. Ever.
kyle butler same lool
My eyes twitch a little bit if I try to sense it so I guess that's what he means. Safe to say I would never get hypnotized since I'm not a npc and nothing anybody says could change that. If hypnosis is real, joe is right, weak minded people are susceptible.
@@Pharomid lol you're susceptible to it what's this 'not an npc' bullshit?
@@cornela1 I mean, you can think what you want, but you literally believed what a hypnotist said straight up even though it's not logical, sounds like you're in his trance right now. Don't worry, I'll snap my fingers 3 times, you're free.
Joe's probably a little stoned too 😆 not saying there would be a big difference. But maybe
Joe: "Hypnotism is for stupid people who are easily suggestive"
Andrew: "Look up. Ok you are not easy to hypnotise"
Joe: Yep I was right
Lol he never even said “easily suggestive” nor “yep i was right”
@@AntiHerbert lmaoooo joes a clown
@@AntiHerbert do yall understand how a sequencing of events works?
1. Joe says he USED to think only weak minded people get hypnotized ( when he was around 21 )
2. Joe gets hypnotized later on in his life
3. He doesnt believe it anymore
AntiHerbert This is because the bit about the 9v brains was him quoting 21 one year old him. Before he was hypnotized.
brilliant
I've been applying hypnotherapy and self hypnosis almost every day for the past 15 years and it had completely change my life. Amazing how powerful the subconscious operates.
Can you tell me how? And which areas of life can you improve with hypnosis?
@@ak.8161 I initially saw a hypnotherapist to work on some inner issues and build self confidence as I was curious and was amazed with the results. I've also done past life regression.
@@naz0079 thanks for the quick answer. I found self hypnosis tapes and especially paraliminals on strategic learning. Is this a scam?
@@naz0079 There are no past lives. There are false memories though. If you are a lucid dreamer, you will remember dreams much easier than others and will believe they are actual memories sometimes.
@@CommandoJenkins I have never had a lucid dream. But I always confuse dreams with reality for a short time. I do have very vivid dreams, especially when i meditate before sleeping. I also get visuals and one time even heard a loud harplike music that knocked me out of meditation and then the music was gone. This is all so fascinating.
I dont know about hypnosis, but this dudes voice is making my eyelids heavy.
This explains why boxers ignore their corner's advice during the fight.
It’s tough to get out of the “zone”.
Try telling your boy to calm down when he's on the dancefloor womanizing its never gonna happen
David Sanchez @David Sanchez I wasn’t being sarcastic man I know the feeling.
When your subconscious kicks into auto pilot you don’t have a say in what goes on until you recognize that your not in control. Once that is recognized, gut influences, reactions and other things will diminish greatly, but intuition, control and capacity are enticed into use.
@David Sanchez You're using your actual name on the internet so I can only imagine you're like 12 dude but the guy used quotation marks as a way of saying that "the zone" is a concept more than a testable thing
The way he explains it sounds like what we call “tunnel vision”. When I was in combat situations, my POV became very limited, and seemed to have a squished down “focal point” almost. Every other sense heightens x100 & time seems to take forever. It’s so cool to hear a biological explanation of what that is how your body will produce/reacts to adrenaline 🙌🏻
I flipped my car when I was in my 20s. It rolled 3 times but I was so extremely focused on where my hands were, my head, my knees and was just waiting for what seemed like forever for the car to stop flipping. I am still amazed at how my brain was telling me how to survive that crash. (I was gripping the wheel, tucked my head down and brought my knees up,while thank God I was wearing a seatbelt. Tunnel vision is the best way to describe it. But it was also a definite fight or flight instinct going on. Yes, I was sober. A deer ran out in front of me and I swerved. I'm positive that if I had been under the influence I would have died. The brain is a miraculous mysterious thing!! Lol even the State Troopers who showed up on scene were amazed by how I was just walking around afterward and explaining everything. Then the adrenaline wore off and I suddenly needed to sit down and realize what had just happened. I will never forget it.
@@erinc.1610 Congratulations you discovered bullet time, now you can save assured that you can go on a jog from subway to dark snowy streets to secret laboratory with your M9 Berettas gun akimbo killing hundreds of bad people while simultaneously dodging their bullets
This is why you're counseled against target fixation. It becomes so easy to lose situational awareness. Handle a threat and scan...
Oh, you've met my ex?
My eyelids flickered and as he was describing how people are susceptible it made me think how often family members might wake me up and tell me they’re going out in mornings so I know where they are once I get up or similar situations with other conversation when initially waking up that I have no recollection of at all completely and only aware this has actually happened when it’s addressed to me by the person who conversed with me on the respective occasion, I now feel perhaps that’s the same lucid state of hypnosis
Everyone immediately looked up and closed their eyes haha
Noooooo
Yesss
that is called testing the HYPOTHESIS.
Init! 😂😂
@@SrMad it must suck to suck
Joe "9-volt brains" Rogan
That shit had me dead af
Lmao I was looking for this comment
Lmfao
If you press your tongue against it, you can feel the power.
Joe "it's susceptible to hypnosis not hypnotizable" Rogan
Parents Basement Wrestling Federation 😂 this one was funny
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
It's crazy cuz hypnotizable is a word
As an ADD person I’d like to confirm that our ‘day dreaming without day dreaming’ state where we zone out staring at a wall is exactly the state he’s talking about.
Haha I get that a lot... don't have add but have 3 young kids. My brain switches off at times 🤣🤣
Seems like i have a new topic to discuss with my friends tomorrow with a joint! Thanks Guys
I bet most people watch JRE this way
@@BianGoole I watch it on my phone while on the toilet
Marvosio69 exactly what im doin rn
@@loudsmokeee_5252 my man! You still at it or nah
When my Mother was getting long term care in a eye hospital one of the doctors explained to
me that no one sees with there eyes, We all see with our brain
Yeah, you can have vision but not know how to process it and essentially still be blind. It's really interesting.
From what I know, I feel like hypnosis is basically a guided meditative state. I struggled immensely with meditation, until I came across Win Hof's breathing method. 3 rounds puts me right into meditation. I feel like someone trying to achieve hypnosis with a patient could really benefit from using 1 to 3 rounds of the breathing with their patients.
I've been hypnotised. It's no different to deep meditation. Deep deep relaxation, while fully aware of what's going on around you .. you can easily access your subconscious. Very interesting experience
It’s Tibetan. Tomo. Tweeted.
Brain scans reveal that hypnosis and meditation do have different brain waves, though ;) And a handshake pattern interrupt hypnosis (like in the Logan Paul Richard Barker video) is not at all like that/the same state as in meditation. Just sharing some facts I learnt a long while ago while doing research ;)
YES I agree! Nirvana.
I study hypnosis and practice meditation. There really is no difference between the two states. Really, I view hypnosis as aiming for specific goals while meditation is more of a long-term practice.
This guy knows his stuff. Hes correct with everything he says. Mental and emotional states totally affect eachother, very educated, very wise, good job. New fan.. Awesome!
Jenni Rose - Well he got the “eyes are your brain” shit mixed up. Do you think he may be confused elsewhere?
@@watercolourmark The "peripheral" nerv he's talking about is actually regulated by autonomic nervous system, but as far as I know one of its purposes is to adapt us for fight or flight situations, dunno about the stuff he's talking about ( it might be true). That peripheral nerv is connected to the same part of the "brain"( really complex word cuz it depends what do you mean by it, cuz there are several brains) or better say lower parts of brain called Talamus, as eye nerv ( or optical nerv) is connected to it too. From there, signal travels to the big brain( at the back of it), at the area called occipital part of the big brain. That's your primal vision field, it's made out of six layers, and each layer has a different role(except 4th one, cuz that's the one where signal is coming from) and can send the signal to other parts of brain. So everything is pretty much complex, everything is somehow connected to something else, specially in the "brain" area, and you can't put your finger on it and be 100% sure, specially cuz only Big brain is made out of 100 billion neuron cells, nearly all of them are connected to each other, they can "cancel" each other in a way not allowing signals to pass etc. Sorry if this was to long, English is not my native language and I hope it's at least understandable.
Love Joe’s bro science. “ if someone’s lying to me, I’m not always aware but I’m aware a lot” 😂
As a person with one eye, I'm offended by the cyclops comment. Probably because I'm always pissed off it seems.
😂🤣😂🤣 hilarious
@@samualrcaldwell6993 sorry bud
Same reaction, also blind in one eye. Always pissed off.
@@eleanorreynolds7486 You know what really irks me the most about it is right when I lost the vision was when Avatar and the whole 3-D trend for movies happened, and thus realizing that you need 2 eyes for 3-D to work. Still never saw that movie out of pure spite lol.
Even your last name screams cyclops ! (Oster) LOL
Yes. Your eyes are brain. That's why many people born blind don't see black, like seeing people imagine. They literally see nothing. Which, as a person who has sight, is mind boggling.
I bet you they see black but don't know it lol
when you close both of your eyes, you see black. close one of your eyes and you see nothing from that eye.
elena When I close my two eyes I see many streaky lines/lights/things that are not black. The one eye two eye is an interesting perspective. Don’t even get me started on the elusive squiggly line and shooting dots due to your capillaries not chugging red blood cells through effectively 👀
Dooki Dooki No, If you take psychedelics or if youve had a medical condition like BPD or schizophrenia you real how it is possible to see things and feel things completely different. That being said dont do drugs, the risks completely outweigh any positives, 95 % of the time. These people really do see nothing!
Omg mind blown I literally never would have thought of that 😯
Frank Santos Jr is a legend. Seen him so many times at the Comedy Connection. Always had me in tears.
Dude looks like Adam Sandler could play him in a movie lol
Great... I can't unsee it now. And as I'm watching him, I'm hearing Adam Sandler's voice repeat his words. I can't watch any more of this clip.
@Michael Srite he doesn't necessarily look like Adam Sandler... But imagine Adam Sandler playing him. Using Hollywood makeup, even some cheek prosthetics, to make Sandler look like the guy.
I think this guy's face is fuller than Adam Sandler's, so you couldn't make him look like Adam Sandler, but I'm pretty sure you could *easily* make Sandler look like this guy, enough for a good movie impression anyway.
Adam Sandler is an abomination. His acting is literally painful to watch.
Looks like a skinny dj khaled
Lol
I trained in and taught traditional martial arts for years. There is a strange state that a very seasoned martial artist can attain through practice only. You can't practice the state. It just happens eventually after years of relaxation breathing while sparring/fighting/training. I find it difficult to explain, but you are able to relax your vision completely, widen your viewing lens (you can see all corners of the room) while remaining intensely alert. It's a strange state of alert relaxation that enable the body to move very quickly. It is also very threatening to a person who experiences it from the other side. Breathing changes simultaneously as well.
Alright Ill do it. Joe"Your eyes are your brain" Rogan
I've been practicing self-hypnosis meditation since I was a child.
The foundation of hypnosis is comfort and trust. Not just physical comfort , emotional too. If you cannot leave your life behind or don't trust the hypnotists, it's very difficult to do anything.
Second part is the monkey brain , brain tends to talk shit a lot , learning to separate the inner chatter and the focus. Your brain can chatter all day long if you don't pay attention to it , who cares.
Third and final piece is awareness , even today 3/10 during hypnosis I actually fall asleep. This is due to the fact I tend to do it in the evening or at night. Being rested is considerably better.
The trick is to keep the tiniest silver of awareness while your mind drifts. If you loose this tiny sliver it's lights out.
Having said that there are ways of re-gaining awareness after you blank out , then you get into lucid dreaming and out of body territory.
If I had to make an analogy about self-hypnosis, it's like putting out a fire to the smallest possible size, but you don't want to put it out completely.
From personal experience. Hypnosis is great. I listen to this guy Michael Sealey every night as I go to sleep. Before I did it I was feelin down during the day all the time. You know how covid has people feelin. But now I feel genuine positive energy daily because of listening to this and sleeping better. I’ve litteraly been an insomniac my whole life with the average time I would go to sleep being about 3am since 5th grade, and this has me able to go to bed at 11. Hypnosis is the future of mental health
I know the M Sealey guy. Consistency is key. I do it inconsistently but now I'm going to do it every day. Thanks
Every good politician is a hypnotist, after the speech it feels like you lost time, don't remember what happened, didn't understand a thing but it feels so right to go and vote and submit.
This the Rogan content I live for
I'd like to imagine that if we were in fact designed, our designer is looking at us from somewhere and really impressed that we have the intelligence to figure out our biology to this specificity... It's really very cool
nah, they prolly think we're total idiots
@@sjuvanet they could do both simultaneously. Think about it, a 6 month old child crawls over to you and can string together basic sentences to explain it's most basic needs, and you would be sitting there impressed as shit that a child that young can talk and understand the basics of language while also thinking it's an idiot when compared to the vastness of your own knowledge. Sure, it can say a few words and knows what they mean, big deal right? You can speak in full sentences with knowledge of hundreds upon hudrends of words as well as how to drive a car, or make a meal, or any of the other millions of concepts you have knowledge about when that baby doesn't even understand it doesn't even know about them. See what i mean?
@@daltonevans3412 yeah, great point. i wonder if they think we'll ever possess their power, like a young child can grow to match our intelligence and ability.
@@sjuvanet i mean, if they were intelligent enough to make us then they should be intelligent enough to know the answer to that question. Same as a parent does when they have a baby.
@@daltonevans3412 what 6 month old do you know that can talk, aside from that minor detail great point
I have only meditated once and and its just like how he said high focus low stress state of mind. Its pretty wild. I have failed to meditate numerous times but i was successful once to be clear
Hypnosis is a guided induction into the alpha wave brain state. Like he said, there are other ways to access it
@@dormetheus yeah i never been hypnotized by someone else just self meditation which in my mind so very similar to what they are talking about.
@ahau oxlahun i wish i was more experienced. You sound like you are. All i know is that i looked up some breathing techniques and how to meditate on reddit and i follow the steps of clearing my mind and only focusing on my breathing. I was lying down in a dead silent room and i felt this euphoria, which i could only describe as a state of high focus and very low stress. I have tried to do it agian but i can only focus on what im trying to achieve instead of clearing my mind.Thats why i typed the original comment
"cyclops vision" so that's why everyone on the internet is so mad
they have no one to vent to
They focus their eyes on a small screen
Bingo
Hahaha. :P
typically from people who only use 1 monitor
Guy tells Joe's brain: "you are you in a meat vessel"
Joe's Brain: "woaahh... I'm me?..
Dead af
i'm much more hypnotizable in the morning before getting out of bed (or as i'm drifting off - this is why dreams are so emotionally impactful). once i'm up and running, my brain waves are different and too anxious to relax
Medical professional here when he says “eyes are part of the brain” its not completely true your external eyes are not part of your brain. The optic nerve which travels from the back of rentina to the occipital lobe in back of brain “connects” brain to eye, however the lens, pupils conjuctivita are external and not considered “central nervous system” .. the nerves connecting to eye can be seen as peripheral nervous or “cranial nerves”. 👌
@Christopher Hawley yep
I’d rather believe the hypnotist! 🥱
I kind of thought that’s what he said... or meant at least.
Jason King lol nope
cody gerton yeah maybe he did. Just thought it might be confusing for others lol
“Saur was going for the face each time. From practice bouts, I knew this to be his way. It is a particularly invasive approach, and can provoke rash reactions that lead to failures of technique. One is hard-wired to guard one’s face, one’s eyes. To focus the attack there forces the opponent to fight not only you, but his own autonomic responses as well. Saur was trying to undermine the stranger’s technical control.”
Excerpt From: Dan Abnett. “Pariah.” Apple Books.
I used to use the same technique in badminton. Hitting towards your opponent's face slows their reactions right down.
My uni brow is also connected to my brain. I call it brow now. Heberman is one of my favorites, thanks for all the great info!
I hear ya man. I would never go to a you are feeling sleepy, very sleepy. Your eyelids are like garage doors and you pushed the button to make them go down. Now you are walking backwards in the pitch black. Your legs feel really heavy like you are walking on sticky fly paper. Suddenly you can't move any longer. There is nothing you can do but flap your arms. Then you see a white light getting bigger and bigger. As it comes closer you realize its a tow truck. It says "Focker Towing" on the side. Inside is a circus clown with the red nose and curly hair. Except its the most handsome clown you have ever seen. He has an aura like you've known him your whole life. His face makeup is smeared like he has been crying and that makes you feel sorry for him. He heard your cries for help and offers to help you out of the sticky situation that you got yourself into. He offers to pull you out at no charge but you feel compelled to pay him. You would do anything for Focker to help him and his circus show. So you quietly send him $500 or more to his paypal or venmo and he says he will send you two tickets to his next show in return back to normal.........eyes open.
My mom had a really good friend who did hypnosis. My mom got it done before she gave birth to me and she said she didn’t feel anything. She said she could feel the contractions while in labor but it wasn’t painful. The nurse was so confused and was bringing other nurses and doctors in the room showing them the spikes on the screen and my mom sitting there calmly and painlessly.
The hypnosis felt like two seconds for my mom but really she was there for a long time. It’s really weird how it works. I plan to do that when I go into labor too.
Hypnosis has been used in surgical settings in place of anaesthetics.
1:42 everyone suddenly looked at their ceiling then closed their eyes
My eyes fluttered like fuck
Mine didnt flutter I must be jesus
The blind people looked at their imagination and kept their eyes open.
Tymel Thompson im blind person and thats exactly what i did
6:00 I realized this is what I used to do when I played my best hockey games in goal. Whenever I played super well I was almost looking down all the time but it was because I was so focused. Super interesting that there’s a reason behind it
I took the same test which showed I wasn’t hypnotizable. I tried getting hypnotized by an experienced professional and never reached a trance like state. I felt alert and aware the whole time. I really wanted to be hypnotized. So disappointing.
Because it's BS.
@@leagueleaders your POV is boring
@@ethanjohnson3642 the truth is usually boring
Justin Ledvina hate to say it, but I agree
@@leagueleaders Its not 100% bs, your body and your brain can be in two different states at the same time, for example sleep paralysis, the state of being conscious while your body is still asleep. There is also different states of sleep, REM (rapid eye movement) sleep is when you are asleep but your brain is more active causing dreams, while NREM (non rapid eye movement) sleep is when you are sleeping at a more relaxed state of unconsciousness. NREM sleep is also when your body is conserving energy, repairing tissue and building muscle.
4:34 Joe, “That is f**king crazy.” Pause, bong hit. “Come again.”
For a hackathon, I made a machine learning based lie detector by analyzing eye movement. I was short on data, but the accuracy was statistically significant. I tried to figure out what it was looking for, and the eye placement, eyelids and pupils make way more sense now.
A tip I read about how NOT to be hypnotized was something like;
1. Don't volunteer to be hypnotized.
2. Channel out and ignore the directions the hypnotist is giving you by singing a song in your head (preferably a song in a different language).
I've known the eyes were part of the brain since RoboCop!
Absolutely murphy
It blew my mind
It all makes sense
@@Themystergamerr blew my eyes lol
@@Themystergamerr blew my eyes lol
I was at a fair and volunteered to be hypnotized among about 5 other people. What I experienced was tunnel vision, I was aware of the crowd watching but like in a dream state. The strongest feeling I had was that I would comply with the hypnotist in order to stay in this dream state because it was so pleasant and deep sleep like. Sort of quid pro quo. So I did what the hypnotist asked of me to allow myself to stay in this trance like state. Fully being aware that we were told to do things to entertain the crowd like take off our shirts (men) and dance. After I came out of this 15-20 minute trance it felt like I had an eight hour sleep.
I’m happy Joe wasn’t high during this podcast 😂
Let’s have a “That is fcvking crazy” drinking competition over 10 episodes of JR.
Discord stream? lol
If you want to drink so bad then just go drink
We would die from acute liver failure in the second episode
Rah
I read that in Joker's voice for some reason
The brain is such an amazing and powerful tool.
It's one of the greatest, if not the greatest things created in nature.
@Blindi I genuinely think some people are zombies and dont actually have a consciousness
Brain led the brain to this conclusion. Brain is so full of itself.
Blindi A joke*
The brain is an amazing physical vessel for consciousness. Consciousness is not the brain.
I've always said that we dont control our minds out minds control us and only through certain mind conditioning (religion/beliefs, meditation etc...)you have leverage over what the mind wants you to see and think
Cool way to think about it.
Getting ahold of your mindfullness and impulse control is like getting skillful in lucid dreaming but irl. Rather than having life take you, or the dream l take you.. you can get better at controlling the exploration part. Neat
About seeing things move slowly, Wayne Gretzky has said when he plays, he just sees everything moving slowly on the ice.
Wanuby Travis Pastrana says it’s the same for himself and most of the freestyle motocross riders that he rides with time slows down during the hard parts of a trick.
Shooting sports, motorcycles. You can slow time down when you learn to hit the flow state
Time distillation...
I did the ceiling test . I can be hypnotized.
i think it also depends on the state of moment your in at the time.... more on edge? more likely to flutter.less stressed? less likely
Same, flutters.
The eyes coming inward being related to fighting explains Darren Till.
English inbreeding
M GL I’m English and my eyes are close together like Tills. I actually boxed golden gloves for a few years. No inbreeding though that I know of, I have a genius IQ and 2 Ivy League degrees
@@dr.lyleevans6915 don't forget the extra toe
@@sonny9493 He did have great footwork whilst boxing
@@sonny9493 hahahah
I'm neurotic and lived in Manhattan from KY, what he says was 100% for me
Have Jason love on, he’s a great occultist who can explain in laymen very well.
It clicked when he talked about the manhattan thing. Like the flow of things in NYC it just felt like my kind of flow and how Joe talked about it to helped me understand it alot more and damn I understand it
There are two people in this world
A. Those that can’t get hypnotised
B. Those that are easy influences into believing they are hypnotised.
I agree with what he says about stage hypnosis. The original studies on who's hypnotizable or not was done on a group of people, using a single recording on a record. The thing is, everybody responds to certain things differently. However, their are many different techniques, and many different ways to appeal to a person's unconscious/subconscious mind, which haven't all been "studied."
Really, anybody can go into a state of trance, as it's a natural state that we all pop in and out of regularly every day. It's just finding what "hypnotic" techniques take them into that state of trance. Everyone can be hypnotized, IF they want to be.
As soon as the guest said "cyclops", i could only think about how he would be an amazing cyclops for the rest of the interview
I can see it. But I'm getting more of a "fee fi foe fum..." Vibe.
Michael bisping is a great cyclops
I have felt calm ultra aware and at peace during natural disasters for some reason
"I can't be hypnotized!" -Eustace Bagge
Interesting. I did the test (looking up at the ceiling etc) and it confirmed that I am not susceptible to hypnosis.
Many years ago I took part in a scientific research programme into hypnosis. I was told they needed volunteers and I jumped at the chance. I was thrilled at the idea of finding out what being hypnotized felt like.
The tests were conducted by hypnotherapists, psychologists and other specialists. I was comfortably installed in an armchair and told to focus on a silvery object on the mantepiece of the room I was in. The long inductions started, and each one failed. They tried various approaches, for instance saying softly "your arm is feeling heavy... so heavy you can't lift it". I responded by waving my arms around.
It went on for two one-hour sessions.
In the end they told me I couldn't be hypnotised.
"I responded by waving my arms around." sounds to me that you didn't really WANT to be hypnotized :P a big part of hypnosis is "playing along" - if you're doing the exact opposite, of course it's not going to work. also, hypnosis is something you can get better at - just because it didn't work the first time, doesn't necessarily mean it won't work the 10th or 20th time. or maybe you just can't be hypnotized, like you said... :D all i'm saying is, don't rule it out :)
there's loads of hypnosis-videos here on youtube, give some of them a try! :D i was super skeptical of hypnosis, up until 7 years ago when i watched a video here on youtube and all of a sudden i realized that i was being hypnotized. after a few videos i was able to hypnotize myself into believing my foot was stuck to the ground :D
@@ecMonifyI certainly wanted to be hypnotised. I wanted to know what it was like.
It didn’t work, but by “playing along”, I suppose you didn’t mean I should have pretended that it was working.
It was a clinical, scientific test so I didn’t want to lie. I just waved my arms briefly. In the same way when the man told me there was a fly flying around my face, and told me to wave it away. I had to say “sorry, but I know there’s no fly”.
I was comfortable but my mind couldn’t enter that trance-like state they talk about, and couldn’t let down its guard. I’d be sitting comfortably and waiting. Thinking “how’s he going to do it?”, and “when is the suggestion going to come?” and “ah, here’s the suggestion”…
I couldn’t force myself to relax either, because any “force” would make relaxation impossible.
I was told in the end that I wasn’t hypnotisable, and that this could happen. Indeed I’ve seen plenty of websites that say about one third or one fourth of people are like me.
See:
med.stanford.edu/news/all-news/2012/10/not-getting-sleepy-research-explains-why-hypnosis-doesnt-work-for-all.html?tab=proxy
Here it says "Not everyone is equally susceptible to hypnosis, but research has found that about two-thirds of adults are". That leaves one third?
time.com/6171844/how-hypnosis-works/
Finally, I always wanted to know if the stage hypnotists were real or if they had staff in the audience that worked for him. And now I know it’s real.
Watch the JRE with Derren Brown
@@jon...5324 My mates have been hypnotised by derren brown and paul Mckenna at there shows . It's amazing how quick it happens , i thought they prepare them beforehand or use weird lights or sounds but one of my friends was just instantly hypnotised. It was fucking funny. I was leaning towards it being real but wasnt 100% convinced till i seen it with my own eyes. My friend who took less than two seconds to be hypnotised went up there saying " theres no way this is going to work" . In a way it's quite scary how easily it happened and what they would do.
My friend was hypnotized and said he was just playing along because it was fun. But he said he was never under a spell and could have quit anytime but he was enjoying himself. I just think if some people have an excuse to let loose, they'll do it
@@gingerbill128 I've been hypnotised. Nobody can make you do or say anything you don't want to.
Kind of like meditation...relax, release, breath, and focus. Same state of mind I believe.
Andrew: " Yeah Joe, you can't be hypnotized.
Joe: " I was hypnotized once."
This guy is spouting so much horseshit
"You're not very hypnotizeable" isn't the same as saying you can't be hypnotized.
He didn’t say that, he even reiterated it doesn’t mean you can’t be hypnotized he said he’s not easily hypnotizable. You just hear what ya wanna hear. I know this kinda comment is kind of a running joke but let’s be fair
@@nebulousisgod wow, you must be really fun at parties.
Michael Vendick - Wow, you must be really redundant and unoriginal at parties. I recognized it’s a joke specifically so people wouldn’t get all pissy that I’m taking it seriously. The first the person to respond to this comment used it to proclaim this interviewee is full of shit. I’m saying that’s unfair; I’m compelled to defend the guy because what he’s describing isn’t exactly false and I think it has merit. You really can’t come up with a different, less overused way to tell me I’m being a buzzkill? Fuck, people. These damn memes are maddeningly repetitive.
There are, nonetheless, exercises to help hypnotic response. Set pieces that can help soften resistance and help clients automatically respond
You're eyes are not connected to your brain.
"What?"
Your eyes are brain.
"That's amazing. Your eyes are connected to you brain"
Beautiful explanation. So practice fluttering your eyelids as you program/trance/heal yourself.
Guest: I have something to say....
Joe rogan: No, I do....
This was an amazingly insightful watch. Thank you!
When he tells Joe Rogan that eyes are brain lmao 😂🤣 I love seeing Rogan getting his mind blown
Blew my mind too lol.
Blew my eyes too.
🤣🤣🤣
loved hearing him talk, his voice is so relaxing to listen to. very informative.
I hear ya. His voice is very relaxing and you are feeling sleepy, very sleepy. Your eyelids are like garage doors and you pushed the button to make them go down. Now you are walking backwards in the pitch black. Your legs feel really heavy like you are walking on sticky fly paper. Suddenly you can't move any longer. There is nothing you can do but flap your arms. Then you see a white light getting bigger and bigger. As it comes closer you realize its a tow truck. It says "Focker Towing" on the side. Inside is a circus clown with the red nose and curly hair. Except its the most handsome clown you have ever seen. He has an aura like you've known him your whole life. His face makeup is smeared like he has been crying and that makes you feel sorry for him. He heard your cries for help and offers to help you out of the sticky situation that you got yourself into. He offers to pull you out at no charge but you feel compelled to pay him. You would do anything for Focker to help him and his circus show. So you quietly send him $500 or more to his paypal or venmo and he says he will send you two tickets to his next show in return back to normal.........eyes open.
@@infowazz Jesus 😆
@@thestuff4321 thank you for reading my work
@@infowazz My pleasure
I guess that's why time flies when one's having fun, eh?!😂🤣
The only two test you need to determine whether you can be hypnotized is
- When you watch a good movie, is your brain like, "This is just a movie. The actors are just playing their roles"
- When you have a silly dream like feeding your pet lion or flying like superman to work, does you're brain go, "This is right, I'm suppose to be on my bed"
Everyone can be hypnotized, but some people won't allow themselves to be.
The fact we all clicked on this probably means we can be hypnotized
2:35 excuse me while i drink water to think of an idea to validate my pseudo-science
why am I holding a cucumber and my jaw hurts.
Your jaw is fine, but your ass on the other hand..........
I'm the opposite. I love slow, quiet, relaxed. I live in the UK's second largest city but when I visited a very small, very relaxed and slow-moving town in Norway for a camping trip I felt like I was home, my true home.
Huberman tells Joe he is not very hypnotizable and then later in the interview, Joe tells him that he WAS hypnotized in the past and it turns out that Joe is a pretty good subject for hypnosis. Also, that is NOT the way to do the Spiegel Eye Roll test. Source: Am a hypnotist.
What is the right way?
@@lindamaemullins5151 rectally
It's called the Speigel "Brown" Eye Roll.
@@koolkat781 10/10
He was hypnotized once so that means he’s a pretty good subject for hypnosis? You’re claiming to be a hypnotist but you’re not giving us the allegedly correct way to do the eye roll test. You sound full of shit to me man
5:27 is there a difference between lying to somebody versus bullshiting someone? Aren't they the same thing?
2:35 why does he drink that water so stressful 😂
Hey everybody. Not a hypnosis expert, however, I did train and learn from a hypnotherapist and his savant son briefly in high school and college. There is another, more behavioral test you can do that shows how “hypnotizable”, or rather suggestible, individuals are. Before beginning hypnosis, tell the subject to close their eyes and hold their hands out in front of the about 6 inches apart. Now tell them to imagine their is a magnet in between their hands forcing them together and that the magnet keeps pulling harder and harder. Suggestible people will subconsciously move their hands closer together and tend to be easier to hypnotize and keep in hypnosis.
Neat. Thanks for sharing.
All I know is that with masks wearing and only able to see women's eyes... No woman is less than an 8 above the nose...
Damn right 😂
It’s crazy how accurate this is lmao
Fucking dangerous game giving a smile and starting a conversation these days, numbers fall dramatically when that masks comes off.
Truth 😂
I guess we are all face fishing now.
Therapist and hypnotist, Marisa Peer, instructs people to try to roll their eyes back in their heads when they're doing self-hypnosis as that's what hypnotisable people do naturally. It's really obvious that some people are susceptible to hypnosis while others aren't (including me). Apparently, 1 out of 10 people are susceptible and they're the people that will go up on the stage - they're the ones stage hypnotists want obviously. I went to a mass hypnosis seminar where we were led into a past life experience given by the psychiatrist and studier of past lives, Brian Weiss. Even though I felt as if I went into a reasonably deep state, I could see that those who ended up on the stage were completely immersed in their experience and described experiences which seemed compellingly real whereas even though my experience felt powerful it still felt "made up".
Andrew: Your eyes aren't connected to your brain
30 seconds later
Your eyes are actually pieces of your brain that were squeezed out of your head
🤔wtf did you just say to me???
The truth 😂
They arnt connected, they ARE brain
OUTSTANDING. Now I'll be watching the whole podcast.
I wonder if you can get someone to recall, in detail, what they saw and thought during a psychedelic experience, using hypnosis
I learned it as a high performance tool and medical practice. it's incredibly powerful work. and it's just the tip of the iceberg. BTW everyone can get into hypnotic state, it's easier for some than others. It is a learned skill. the powerful part of it is when you can do it to yourself. all of our sensory organs are fundamentally connected to the brain, not just the eyes. from a functional perspective, there is not that much differentiation between brain and other parts of NS, it's all one big circuit.