I’ve become almost obsessed with listening to these brilliant conversationalists like Eric and Joe and it has enriched my life in ways that I’m still too excited to fully understand. There is a new wave of ppl that are so hopeful that a changing of the guard is coming. I am one of them.
I appreciate you Am still new to these interviews I'm am astonished by the ppl, vids, guests etc.... am still working on the connections If I read comments, I shake my head at the connections Peace n love 2all
It is said that if a person cannot explain something in simple terms that they really do not understand it. Eric understands a great deal, and I really appreciate the opportunity to listen and learn that Joe has given me. Thank you Joe Rogan.
The Ukrainian NAZIS are alive and well and have been begging for artillery and shells to kill 250,000 innocent Russian civilians and Eric supports the NAZIS. Ignorance keeps us from becoming a wise and loving planet.
indeed, in description of video there is a release date feb22, 2023 but it is waaaay down at the bottom, not really transparent. On the other hand, I can understand why JR is reposting, it is because YT will not really offer you this video and it is quite logical to offer it after the TH interview
No question about Eric is more than just a top gun physicist. He’s a today guy that can communicate below his pay grade and is more of a genius by having the ability to communicate using analogies
I totally agree with you that he is a top quality communicator and entertainer. And easy to say he’s intelligent, but I think we have to be careful with how we view his expertise because he is definitely not a physicist (and he’s never claimed to be one to my knowledge). He does have a degree in mathematics though!
@@ericgraham8150 its true that he's not a physicist necessarily and does not claim to be. He does however have a phd in mathematical physics from harvard. So its not quite accurate of you to say "he has a degree in mathematics though" as if it were some low level far removed degree when compared to the things he is speaking about.
One thing never discussed when I hear people talking about that "time travel stuff" is it would need to effect all the atoms and molecules constituting our body, because we don't want to arrive amputated and bleeding. And probably also the device enabling us to do that as we don't want to end up at a later point in time but still at the place where Earth happened to be on its orbit in the moment we started. Ah, I forgot, you want to travel interplanetary ... no, not that close, you want to go to quite another solar system, maybe another galaxy. Well then, you need to do a really precise measurement to aim to the exact spot to land and don't want to end up buried under 50 kilometers of rock above you. And that leaves out the problem how there would suddenly be space for you and your time travel device. If you and your time travel device are all "material" all the atoms in the place you go, are they just explode out to the side in kind if a big explosion? Now, of course someone can say my assumption is we start from 3+1D spacetime and want to end up on another 3D+1 spacetime and we should get rid of that too. But I feel I inclined to state: now you are going into speculation land where everything is possible.
I love listening to Eric. He is hugely entertaining. I mostly have no idea of what he's talking about (I continuously google some of the fun stuff he brings up), but he is great to give a sense of how you wrestle with ideas in your mind and formulate coherent arguments and reasoning. What a great fun guy.
I’m Here after watching The JRE Podcast with Terrence Howard and Eric Weinstein 👍🏻 👍🏻 If Joe had a podcast with Katt Williams, Billy Carson, Terrence Howard, and Eric Weinstein all at one time, that Podcast would BREAK the Internet and melt minds
@@roryhayes9756what are you yapping about? All the proof he mentions is accessable by the public and you can even translate the tablets yourself😂 someone cant keep up!
Not at all, he's good at making a lot of analogies on complex things, but theyre not necessarily simpler or more understandable, most of the time I wish he didn't use analogy and just explained it as it is.
@@missionpupayeah I think these subjects are so beyond an average viewer’s understanding that even analogies don’t always make it easier to understand. I didn’t understand half or more of what he said in regard to physics, but I find what he says about physics stagnating to be fascinating. I share a lot of his views that academia in its current state is fundamentally flawed.
I have to listen to this again. There're so many treasures Eric shared! Love you, Joe, love you, Eric! Keep informing us, laypersons, we need you guys!
Eric is my absolute new favorite person. Not sure his connection to Brown U, but Id love to run into him in town and tell him I believe in basically everything he stands for. What a grounded, brilliant guy.
26:40 Joe, sorry, but you were wrong here. As a 22 y.o. who got into Ukrainian army by a row of sad coincidences, I assure you : the amount of torture i went through in order to get at least a little back from the trenches I was forced to go into, was enormous. There are few volontiers now fighting - most people are forced to by governments both Ukrainian and Russian
Unfortunately, we've pushed Putin, by crowding him with more and more NATO countries, with Ukraine being the last chess piece. We've had American-funded labs like the one in China, that released COVID upon the world, for awhile now.. Right at Russia's doorstep. We forced a coup, to out your pervious leader. Told European countries not to buy Putin's energy, (natural gas). Your country has been used as a pawn, a provocation, and a long-time money laundering operation. I love my country, but I hate the ones in my government that are responsible for all this--, while 350-400,000 Ukrainians have died. Keep safe. We Americans and many people around the world worry for you, and are heartbroken for what you're going through. 😢
@@thenickfoxxWrong. I'm pointing out posts from accounts with two names followed by four numbers. They're everywhere... This comment section is full of them.
Ive very recently discovered Eric. And he is the guy now i can listen to before going to sleep, or while im working out. He is always interesting, intelligent and brilliant. I believe his comments in the last 20 mins of this show unfortunately havent aged that well because of thing going on in Gaza. I would like to hear his oppinion on that.
@@vaxan5126 Neil believes men and women having sports divisions is the same as apartheid in South Africa He isn't on Terrence Howard's level He's a company funded patsy
@@adammontgomery7980 Right, it's not that Eric is a thoughtful individual who observed that the scientific community has hijacked peer review as a moat to discredit new ideas and prevent challenge. Sure, he articulates the issue with openness and clarity such that we may all understand that the community is using a process as a form of self-interested censorship that ultimately limits scientific understanding and, for that matter, human knowledge but... Naw, he's just mad. Thanks for clearing that up, Montgomery.
Absolutely the best guest you have on repeat. Insanely interesting man. I will say @powerfulJre and @ericweinsteinphd I once did a remote view while watching a local TV station with a physicist from Wilfred Laurier in Ontario, Canada walking the audience through the meditation and then asking generic questions . I had already messaged my wife to take a random picture and I'd explain when she got home. Hrs later after seeing her photo I was disappointed. But then she remembered she thought the photo was boring so she took 2. She then showed me the 1st photo and it was exactly as I had described. Down to the fact she was a passenger in moving vehicle, the smell of an Ice Cappacino her Dad was drinking, the angle of the tree line matching my sketch...etc. I had even emailed the sketch to myself and it's timestamped 3hrs before she took the photo. Crazy stuff...who knows???
Joe and Eric "ramble" for hours AND it is absolutely the best! I used to think Eric was an arrogant pompous ass. I have had a complete reversal on this. The man is compassionate and loves humanity with all of its achievements AND faults. His level of thought is far far beyond that of most highly intelligent people. And yet, he is not just wrapped up in some esoteric field of study to the exclusion of all else, but is looking at the world stage and assessing. Asking himself, Joe and others, how can we fix this? How can we back away from the edge of destruction we are rushing towards (on many fronts). Eric is a study in contrasts and a deeply complex human being. His decision tree examples show us how to think critically and actually separate emotions from the equation. Not that he would want the job, but a guy like Eric should be the one leading our country. This podcast is a must watch.
Watched this episode at least 3 times on Spotify, and now watching again after Terrence Howard & Eric’s JRE conversation for a refresher. Currently has only 3,982 views as I’m typing, which is wild for such an illuminating episode.
Illuminating, honest and awe inspiring conversation! Not based on personal agreement with the arguments, but the manner in which they are presented, and the perceived intention driving them! Masterful! We need this kind of syllabus for all of humanity.
Dan Winter and Eric Weinstein would be the best conversation on JRE. Dan Winter holds to patents to hydrogen charge collapse. The physics of consciousness and the physics of the soul entering the body is all Dan Winter.
Why isn't this showing up on the main page when you click on the channel? Came here from the Terrance Howard and Eric episode. And why is this episode #1945? Reupload?
There are three options, they ignorantly follow ideals of their echo chamber, they disingenuously represent his ideals in an effort to justify their hate, or they are genuinely prejudiced against Jews
it was weird seeing people say "i hate spotify i'm not switching to it" like its super inconvenient. when all it takes is a 1 minute download, 1 minute sign in and done. Its not like spotify is a physical place you have travel miles to in order to watch an episode.
Something's afoot though, since a photon is en "exchange" between two electrons - both of which are "pre-defined". Meaning the photon doesn't get emitted, then travels until it happens to hit an electron. Both the emitter and the receiver are "known" participants in one event.
I was inspired by this, and am doing everything in my power to learn enough to carry on the torch. Thank you Eric Weinstein for your contribution to mankind. It has not gone unnoticed and your work will be continued!
@newfreenayshaun6651 I l like to jump around in long videos, or at list see an outline of what's covered when, makes it easier to digest the information. I do this even when I end up watching the whole thing
Eric Weinstein saying: "Please tell me we are Travis Pastrana and not some diversity. equity and inclusion committee". might be the funniest thing I've heard in a long time
This to me is an explanation of the Terrance and Erik video. Even though Erik appeared to be blowing off Terrance’s thoughts on gravity, he obviously is interested
The beautiful thing is that he gave Terrence his credit and also told him where he was incorrect while also adding that Terrence might not necessarily be incorrect and that there is a possibility that either Eric doesn't have a full understanding of some of Terrence's ideas or Terrence hasn't found a way to make his ideas sound cohesive enough. The whole lesson of that episode is "don't throw the baby out with the bathwater". Something most people don't have the patience to do. Most people just completely shut Terrence down in a vitriolic way.
How often and when does the common man have access to this level of intellect in an understandable form as the JRE Podcasts? and.. in a format and presentation that is not intimidating or boring. For lack of a better word/phrase ..damn cool..
I spent almost 4 hours listening to stuff I could never understand to come away with about 20-30 minutes of stuff that was worthwhile. It was worth it.
1:40:50 I thought geckos used the Van Der Waals forces to climb? Not a super important thing to pick out of everything here, but it was something that stood out to me when I heard it. I tried googling the differences between Van and the Casimir effect and which one geckos used just to be sure too, and it said they use Van Der Waals forces as well, but from my little understanding they looked pretty similar, just in different nanometer scales. Sorry to be so clingy on the matter lol😜🤓😁🧡🫶🦎
People that dismiss the possibility of UFO’s and other forms of life in the universe whilst orbiting a star on a planet 🌍travelling at about 67000 miles per hour, that are able to speak to people to tell them they don’t believe…. Always surprise me
After listenting and watching to the entire discussion, I only wish we have more people who team science watch this. I missed a good science education, but I hope such channels in TH-cam highlight and showcase more of these great minds.
Some other cultures also see the immense responsibility of helping heal the world and seeing everyone through the lens of love and compassion. I so appreciate these two men for the quality of their minds and hearts. Bringing truth forward is golden.
My students and I did the math in astronomy class. At 25,000 miles per hour, it would take about 112,000 years to get to the nearest star. It is just basic algebra. Time dilation has zero effect until at least 50% the speed of light. (335,000 miles per hour). We need to go close (99%) the speed of light to make leaving the solar system viable. We are stuck here for a while unless we find a workaround.
The third hour begins with some information pertaining to your statement I believe. I am only at 2:20:43, paused due to distractions but I believe I paused it after a “riff” about it
The Iconic Wall, when Eric was reading that I started laughing. When zJoe said it was beautiful, I wholeheartedly agreed. This is an old show, I’m listening to this between 7-4-2024 to July 7th, so far and weirdly, Eric is talking about Jim Simons and I first heard about him two days ago listening to PBD. Why am I hearing of him in a span of a couple days when he isn’t current news and ironically when I’m brokey broke! Lawdy! Fascinating stuff! I don’t even know my multiplication table, but love this conversation!
The smartest person i ever ran into was chronically bored of everything in life. Everything came easy to him. He could pay attention to countless things simultaneously. It was weird. He later joined the Marines and immediately died of a motorcycle accident. There was a closed casket funeral, and the family has questions.
00:10 Eric Weinstein discusses his late night UFO conversation with Joe Rogan 02:15 Bob Lazar's consistent story since the 1980s and new craft footage 06:42 Incompatibility of standard model and general relativity 08:46 Different concepts of mass for the electron led to a 20-year stagnation in theory 12:57 Manual cars provide a more enjoyable driving experience. 15:12 Physics has driven major advancements in technology and the economy. 19:14 Discovery of forbidden knowledge relating to atoms and cells 21:25 Importance of understanding Central and Eastern Europe for international commitments 25:17 Understanding the concept of spheres of influence in geopolitics. 26:57 Daily existence perception vs reality 30:47 Navigating through multiple possibilities and ambiguities. 32:45 Discussion on the misinterpretation of Trump's statement on using light to combat the virus. 36:02 Importance of clear communication in debates 37:48 Discussion on the complexity of different martial arts techniques 41:20 New controversial sponge bat caused a revolution in table tennis. 43:03 Eric Weinstein discusses the stagnation of quantum gravity in theoretical physics. 47:08 String theory as a solution to anomaly cancellation in physics 49:05 String theory's unconventional beginnings 52:56 Discussion on Raymond's conceptualization of gravity based on curved space 54:56 Eric Weinstein's unique intelligence and impact on others. 58:49 The impact of influential physicists on theoretical physics 1:00:52 High Prestige field failed to accomplish its goals 1:04:54 The fusion of nuttiness and physics history 1:06:51 Topologists work on non-linear chaos theoretic dynamical systems. 1:11:03 Challenges in science department diversity and turning the boat around 1:12:52 Deception in warfare with Operation Fortitude 1:16:39 Conference on quantum gravity and anti-gravity devices 1:18:26 Upcoming technology disclosure causing anticipation 1:22:01 Uncovering classified programs with limited knowledge 1:23:57 Lack of technically competent personnel in National Security 1:27:30 Disappearance of specialized professionals in certain fields 1:29:31 The State University of New York at Stony Brook is a powerhouse of talent in mathematics and physics. 1:33:40 Discussing potential groundbreaking theories beyond general relativity 1:35:39 Stony Brook is the epicenter of the explosion in mathematical physics. 1:39:40 Exploring the concept of negative energy and Casimir effect 1:41:31 Negative mass could lead to strange gravitational behavior. 1:45:23 The importance of leaving the planet for wisdom and survival. 1:47:13 Leaving the solar system is the only way to truly get off the planet. 1:50:44 Manipulating dimensions for long distances 1:52:45 Exploring the concept of extra temporal dimensions 1:56:23 Discussing the unification of living on X and Y metric. 1:58:10 Discussion on technology and government surveillance 2:01:56 Comparison between street fights and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu 2:03:38 Physics achievements are underrated. 2:07:47 The doubly scientific method challenges assumptions in traditional scientific studies. 2:09:33 Realization of the vastness of the universe and our limited perception 2:13:22 Eric Weinstein talks about the limitations of academia and the significance of UFOs. 2:15:14 The concept of the great filter of North Sentinel Island as a model for cosmic silence. 2:18:47 Avoiding the fact of not doing homework for 50 years 2:20:32 The record as a 14-dimensional world connected by gravity 2:24:23 Discovery of using wrong equations in gauge theory 2:26:21 Discovery of transformative equations at Harvard 2:30:02 Copyright protection and intellectual property rights discussed. 2:31:57 Navigating in a 14-dimensional world without using Einstein field equations. 2:35:42 Exploring grand unification theory and traversing the cosmos 2:37:34 The inaccessibility of certain degrees of freedom in equations and its consequences on UFOs. 2:41:22 Surprising discoveries in physics 2:43:10 Exploring the possibility of generating negative mass and manipulating the Higgs field. 2:47:03 Discussion on UFO phenomenon and lack of direct evidence 2:48:56 Discussion on indirect evidence of extraterrestrial contact 2:52:27 Discussion on potential consequences of releasing sensitive information 2:54:28 Government secrecy in operations 2:58:12 Concerns about the origins and handling of biological weapons in Wuhan 2:59:56 Social media manipulation and government secrecy 3:03:21 Balancing desire with critical thinking 3:05:06 Recognizing patterns in finance and human behavior 3:08:28 Discussion on Bob Lazar and Element 115 3:10:13 Gold isotopes can be radioactive and unstable. 3:13:55 Exploring the possibility of remote viewing and states of consciousness 3:15:52 Tapping into unavailable information and advanced concepts in physics 3:19:47 Communication with neutrinos below the bottom of the sea 3:21:36 Great scientists engage in quackery 3:25:24 Unique vocal abilities discussed with Eva Cassidy and Jeff Beck. 3:28:19 The guest discusses meeting a cool, science-loving friend. 3:32:05 Chappelle's transformative experience and Kanye's meeting from a Jewish perspective 3:33:54 Heartfelt connection with Kanye discussing slavery parallels 3:37:41 Discussion on sensitivity to humor related to traumatic experiences 3:39:37 Comedy's role in societal harmony 3:43:12 Search for routines that elevate beyond Dave Chappelle 3:45:06 Discussing suspicions around Jeffrey Epstein's connections and origins. 3:48:45 Comedy routines require time and practice 3:50:45 Embracing discomfort for growth and enlightenment 3:54:11 Rejects categorizing people by geography or skin color. 3:56:05 Embracing diversity and unity for societal progress 4:00:03 Complexities of geopolitics and power dynamics 4:01:45 Jews view themselves as chosen to shepherd the birth of the human race into an interstellar species. 4:05:33 Time for unity and appreciation
Eric Weinstein is my favorite "entertainer" ever, and he has got to be one the smartest people I have ever heard speak. I don't know how he remembers all of this stuff, but DAMN I wish I had even 1/2 the knowledge that he has!!!! Your best guest ever!!! And he's able to see, and explain things that all of my friends (science geeks) still think is impossible. I myself, have always known that we should be able to jump around the galaxy (and Galaxies)! We just need people that aren't stuck in the past with their thinking. And an educational system that is not affraid to see, and or learn something that may contradict the current way of thinking. (And I have told my friends that string theory is all bullshit! And they always tell me "You're just stuck in the past, and just don't understand. 🤐)
For what its worth, Joe Rogan has managed to garner more interest in Physics, and science in general, than all schools put together.
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You can’t believe this…
lol no
What are you basing that statement on, not trying to argue or anything, I just can't work out how you could have come to this conclusion??
Who's rewatching all of Eric's episodes after the recent Terrance one?
Don’t miss his recent appearance on the Duncan Trussell Family Hour! Another masterful convo.
Right there with you brother.
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Eric is out of this world smart. Love him
yep
I did not know that by watching the full Terrence vs Eric episode - you unlock the possibility to end up here.
I know this simulation is so strange, sometimes I think it's a dream
Hahaha same
Haha you too?! 😂😂
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Dude I'm so stoked I have 4 more hours of this genius!!
I’ve become almost obsessed with listening to these brilliant conversationalists like Eric and Joe and it has enriched my life in ways that I’m still too excited to fully understand. There is a new wave of ppl that are so hopeful that a changing of the guard is coming. I am one of them.
I appreciate you
Am still new to these interviews
I'm am astonished by the ppl, vids, guests etc.... am still working on the connections
If I read comments, I shake my head at the connections
Peace n love 2all
these two are not brilliant conversationalists lol
@@tinypig3191Who is, in your opinion
I have an honours degree in Chemistry and Mathematics and I am mostly lost. It is extremely interesting, but I do not understand most of it.
@@joemo1033 mike david. these two guys are fools.
It is said that if a person cannot explain something in simple terms that they really do not understand it.
Eric understands a great deal, and I really appreciate the opportunity to listen and learn that Joe has given me.
Thank you Joe Rogan.
But he doesn’t explain in simple terms. He explains in metaphors. He is still incredibly, mind bogglingly clever
It's knowing how simple it needs to be for a particular audience
Eric needs to stop dining out on geometric unity as he is simply incapable of communicating his ideas. You couldn't be more wrong friend
He likes to talk without getting to any point
The Ukrainian NAZIS are alive and well and have been begging for artillery and shells to kill 250,000 innocent Russian civilians and Eric supports the NAZIS. Ignorance keeps us from becoming a wise and loving planet.
Eric's ability to recall information is incredible...
He is an encyclopedia inside human skin
we used to say, he got the gift of the gab
Eric is just as smart as Dr Terrance Howard
Eric is clearly not only a deep thinker, he is also an excellent communicator. We need people like him.
He's hot af too
@@lutzresource7239lol 😂 my God
@@lutzresource7239 lol,, true AF
@@LouSassoleSledgecock_III I'd drink his wonky-eyed bath water 🤣
I wouldn't bring God into this.
Eric Weinstein together with Bob Lazar would be really the best possible podcast ever!
lazar wouldn't dare lol
@@Shipwrecked-t8dagreed. Lazar being a pathological liar, he wouldn't stand a chance.
@@mquarmoci personally know bob Lazar he doesn’t lie about these things believe me
@mquarmoc I feel so bad for you kid.
@@MR.E214you are a silly silly person
This podcast was recorded in February 2023.
In my opinion it is wrong of TH-cam not to require date of production stamps on all videos
indeed, in description of video there is a release date feb22, 2023 but it is waaaay down at the bottom, not really transparent. On the other hand, I can understand why JR is reposting, it is because YT will not really offer you this video and it is quite logical to offer it after the TH interview
Thank you.
@@DeezChordsagreed dude
This is about 230 episodes ago...
No question about Eric is more than just a top gun physicist. He’s a today guy that can communicate below his pay grade and is more of a genius by having the ability to communicate using analogies
I totally agree with you that he is a top quality communicator and entertainer. And easy to say he’s intelligent, but I think we have to be careful with how we view his expertise because he is definitely not a physicist (and he’s never claimed to be one to my knowledge). He does have a degree in mathematics though!
Aka Feds say he’s the feds without saying he’s the feds lol
I find him insufferable
@@ericgraham8150 its true that he's not a physicist necessarily and does not claim to be. He does however have a phd in mathematical physics from harvard. So its not quite accurate of you to say "he has a degree in mathematics though" as if it were some low level far removed degree when compared to the things he is speaking about.
@@ericgraham8150 Neither was Einstein before his discoveries. We should be careful with throwing the baby out with the bathwater ;)
If I had a teacher like this in school I would have taken a totally different path.
Me too. I would of been a meth head /crack head instead of a successful intellectual.
@@douglasbatley1907 Your comment proves the opposite
I accidentally fell asleep with this podcast on, and I had a dream that he was my teacher in high school. I have no idea what I learned.
Same. I'd give anything to go for quantum physics.
One thing never discussed when I hear people talking about that "time travel stuff" is it would need to effect all the atoms and molecules constituting our body, because we don't want to arrive amputated and bleeding. And probably also the device enabling us to do that as we don't want to end up at a later point in time but still at the place where Earth happened to be on its orbit in the moment we started.
Ah, I forgot, you want to travel interplanetary ... no, not that close, you want to go to quite another solar system, maybe another galaxy. Well then, you need to do a really precise measurement to aim to the exact spot to land and don't want to end up buried under 50 kilometers of rock above you. And that leaves out the problem how there would suddenly be space for you and your time travel device. If you and your time travel device are all "material" all the atoms in the place you go, are they just explode out to the side in kind if a big explosion?
Now, of course someone can say my assumption is we start from 3+1D spacetime and want to end up on another 3D+1 spacetime and we should get rid of that too.
But I feel I inclined to state: now you are going into speculation land where everything is possible.
This may be the best podcast I've ever seen. Thanks for having this conversation, guys.
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@@Moneyeighthundredyeah someone showing genuine interest in a genuinely remarkable person makes them a bot. Sick brainrot comment dude.
this episode actually explains why Eric is sympathetic to Terence
they both outcasts
Kinda, terrence is not an putcast he s way lower than that @@dante19890
Why he lied to terrance is more like it
i am late to the game. what happened between the two?
@@vannevers watch the episode #2171 and judge for yourself.
I love listening to Eric. He is hugely entertaining. I mostly have no idea of what he's talking about (I continuously google some of the fun stuff he brings up), but he is great to give a sense of how you wrestle with ideas in your mind and formulate coherent arguments and reasoning. What a great fun guy.
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@@Moneyeighthundred who are you calling a bot?
I’m Here after watching The JRE Podcast with Terrence Howard and Eric Weinstein 👍🏻 👍🏻
If Joe had a podcast with Katt Williams, Billy Carson, Terrence Howard, and Eric Weinstein all at one time, that Podcast would BREAK the Internet and melt minds
Add Dr DC Ammon Hillman and yes extreme perfection!!
Billy Carson is a quack
Only Billy will melt your mind with his word play and other bs. Always says he has the proof. Never shows it
@@roryhayes9756what are you yapping about? All the proof he mentions is accessable by the public and you can even translate the tablets yourself😂 someone cant keep up!
Poor Eric
Eric represents what we call intellectual honesty
lol...th-cam.com/video/HGcpUxl_9Vg/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=ProfessorDaveExplains
Eric Weinstein’s superpower is his ability to explain complex concepts via analogies and make it make sense
Joe didn't understand shit. I was getting irrationally mad as he kept asking questions that have been answered multiple times.
He is also incredibly rational, analitic, informed and aware. I always learn something when I listen to him.
I think his explanation makes it even more confusing
Not at all, he's good at making a lot of analogies on complex things, but theyre not necessarily simpler or more understandable, most of the time I wish he didn't use analogy and just explained it as it is.
@@missionpupayeah I think these subjects are so beyond an average viewer’s understanding that even analogies don’t always make it easier to understand. I didn’t understand half or more of what he said in regard to physics, but I find what he says about physics stagnating to be fascinating. I share a lot of his views that academia in its current state is fundamentally flawed.
I have to listen to this again. There're so many treasures Eric shared! Love you, Joe, love you, Eric! Keep informing us, laypersons, we need you guys!
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Eric is my absolute new favorite person. Not sure his connection to Brown U, but Id love to run into him in town and tell him I believe in basically everything he stands for. What a grounded, brilliant guy.
My new Sunday treat....3-4 hour Rogan podcasts...just awesome
26:40 Joe, sorry, but you were wrong here. As a 22 y.o. who got into Ukrainian army by a row of sad coincidences, I assure you : the amount of torture i went through in order to get at least a little back from the trenches I was forced to go into, was enormous. There are few volontiers now fighting - most people are forced to by governments both Ukrainian and Russian
Thanks for the 1st hand report.
*Volunteer*
Unfortunately, we've pushed Putin, by crowding him with more and more NATO countries, with Ukraine being the last chess piece.
We've had American-funded labs like the one in China, that released COVID upon the world, for awhile now..
Right at Russia's doorstep.
We forced a coup, to out your pervious leader.
Told European countries not to buy Putin's energy, (natural gas).
Your country has been used as a pawn, a provocation, and a long-time money laundering operation.
I love my country, but I hate the ones in my government that are responsible for all this--, while 350-400,000 Ukrainians have died.
Keep safe. We Americans and many people around the world worry for you, and are heartbroken for what you're going through. 😢
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Politicians kids don't go to war though
One of the best interviews ever on the JRE
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@@Moneyeighthundredare you sure you're not a bot? Commenting the same thing under every comment like you're policing everyone's thoughts. Be quiet.
@@thenickfoxxWrong. I'm pointing out posts from accounts with two names followed by four numbers. They're everywhere... This comment section is full of them.
This is one of the best podcasts ever ... we need Eric with Bob Lazar and G Hancock in one podcast definitely
Ive very recently discovered Eric. And he is the guy now i can listen to before going to sleep, or while im working out. He is always interesting, intelligent and brilliant. I believe his comments in the last 20 mins of this show unfortunately havent aged that well because of thing going on in Gaza. I would like to hear his oppinion on that.
Eric Weinstein vs Neal Degrass Tyson will be bigger than Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson
They don't necessarily disagree about science, Neil is an actual astrophysicist , it won't be like the Howard one
@@vaxan5126 Neil thinks "peer reviewed" means something.. nuff said
@@vaxan5126 Neil believes men and women having sports divisions is the same as apartheid in South Africa
He isn't on Terrence Howard's level
He's a company funded patsy
@@collybeans586it does. Eric got rejected by the system and has a major grudge. So much so, he validated Howard's sacred geometry bs
@@adammontgomery7980 Right, it's not that Eric is a thoughtful individual who observed that the scientific community has hijacked peer review as a moat to discredit new ideas and prevent challenge.
Sure, he articulates the issue with openness and clarity such that we may all understand that the community is using a process as a form of self-interested censorship that ultimately limits scientific understanding and, for that matter, human knowledge but...
Naw, he's just mad. Thanks for clearing that up, Montgomery.
Absolutely the best guest you have on repeat. Insanely interesting man. I will say @powerfulJre and @ericweinsteinphd I once did a remote view while watching a local TV station with a physicist from Wilfred Laurier in Ontario, Canada walking the audience through the meditation and then asking generic questions . I had already messaged my wife to take a random picture and I'd explain when she got home. Hrs later after seeing her photo I was disappointed. But then she remembered she thought the photo was boring so she took 2. She then showed me the 1st photo and it was exactly as I had described. Down to the fact she was a passenger in moving vehicle, the smell of an Ice Cappacino her Dad was drinking, the angle of the tree line matching my sketch...etc. I had even emailed the sketch to myself and it's timestamped 3hrs before she took the photo. Crazy stuff...who knows???
This is an old episode long before Terrance Howard but it is a great one.
Love this episode. He's absolutely right about the stagnation. It's not by accident.
Are we back to having actual smart people on the pod?
re-run
these are old vids. look at the episode number
No
Obviously not
These vids get uploaded on the same day of the president debate? Is joe or TH-cam trying to steer the algorithm away from the debate?
You could ask Eric what the weather is outside and his answer will devolve into an anecdote about aluminum siding
Joe and Eric "ramble" for hours AND it is absolutely the best! I used to think Eric was an arrogant pompous ass. I have had a complete reversal on this. The man is compassionate and loves humanity with all of its achievements AND faults. His level of thought is far far beyond that of most highly intelligent people. And yet, he is not just wrapped up in some esoteric field of study to the exclusion of all else, but is looking at the world stage and assessing. Asking himself, Joe and others, how can we fix this? How can we back away from the edge of destruction we are rushing towards (on many fronts). Eric is a study in contrasts and a deeply complex human being. His decision tree examples show us how to think critically and actually separate emotions from the equation. Not that he would want the job, but a guy like Eric should be the one leading our country. This podcast is a must watch.
Eric has an intellect that has the ability to rock the cradle of our humanity .the pushback would be from the'cabal', wanting to keep it still.
First JRE show I watched all the way through. Eric is dope and Joe’s listening and interview skills are exceptional.
I Recommend Jaques Vallee and James Fox episode
Yes and yes.
Just met Dr Weinstein and he is SOOOO nice, …what a kind and wonderful human ❤❤❤
Eric is my favorite guest...on every show he goes on. Just brilliant!
He is smart but wrong about a lot of things. He is a bit full of himself. He is becoming more and more of a conspiratorial nut.
Lets go boys! 4 hours of interesting conversations ahead
I can barely understand a lot of what Eric says, but I could listen to him all day.
Watched this episode at least 3 times on Spotify, and now watching again after Terrence Howard & Eric’s JRE conversation for a refresher. Currently has only 3,982 views as I’m typing, which is wild for such an illuminating episode.
Ohhh stop bitching, people will eventually listen to this.
Best thing I've watched in months ... frack, I love it when geniuses come together.
Eric is one of my favourite examples of a human being
Illuminating, honest and awe inspiring conversation!
Not based on personal agreement with the arguments, but the manner in which they are presented, and the perceived intention driving them!
Masterful! We need this kind of syllabus for all of humanity.
Ed Witten on podcast please
Maybe on lex Friedman
Still waiting for the Eric / Michio faceoff
No one would understand anything lol
Yes I’ve been saying this
Sounds like the creepy old guy from look up w Jennifer lawrence
Dan Winter and Eric Weinstein would be the best conversation on JRE. Dan Winter holds to patents to hydrogen charge collapse. The physics of consciousness and the physics of the soul entering the body is all Dan Winter.
Why isn't this showing up on the main page when you click on the channel? Came here from the Terrance Howard and Eric episode. And why is this episode #1945? Reupload?
Feb. 2023 on Spotify
These vids get uploaded on the same day of the president debate? Is joe or TH-cam trying to steer the algorithm away from the debate?
@@ZedLeadwho cares
@@bendobendo who cares what you do or don't care about
@@ZedLead clearly you since you’re commenting it everywhere hoping for a response. Answers simple: nobody cares. Now go take ur lithium
Absolutely brilliant! Love listening to Eric.
I don't see how Eric Weinstein rubs some people the wrong way. I love listening to what he has to say on just about any topic.
There are three options, they ignorantly follow ideals of their echo chamber, they disingenuously represent his ideals in an effort to justify their hate, or they are genuinely prejudiced against Jews
@4:01:52
I don’t think you’ve listened to enough of them
Don't ask about the occupation in Palestine...
@@MattAngionooccupation isreal was in Gaza after 06?
His recollection is seriously impressive. Remembers so many full names and dates.
That's what makes him looks legit.
@@bingeit8317😂 you're saying more about yourself than anybody else😅
@@bingeit8317 I agree, he definitely reads a lot.
The most recent pod is Stardate 2173 for those keeping track.
This was way back at Stardate 1945.
The Dark Times - the Spotify Years.
it was weird seeing people say "i hate spotify i'm not switching to it" like its super inconvenient. when all it takes is a 1 minute download, 1 minute sign in and done. Its not like spotify is a physical place you have travel miles to in order to watch an episode.
@@oui2611it’s that TH-cam owns all the marketshare. Easier for everyone to use as well. Spotify is not as user friendly
All that changed the day the Fire Nation attacked
@@Jim-jo8vzfr
We made it.
This is probably my top 3 podcast ever… THANK YOU!!!!!
“I’m not kidding around Joe”.
Stops laughing instantly, “Ok”…
😂
Genius episode. So many brilliant moments in this podcast. I wish I could hit the “like” button multiple times to mark each moment.
This podcast marathon would take months to complete.
I absolutely love Eric.. what a brilliant man. He’s what society needs as a leader
Looks like Joe uploaded loads of old content 4 days ago. Terrance and Eric broke the Shadow ban machine of YT.
Nope..Spotify contract is over, so he uploads everything to TH-cam now
I know YT is a jerk - but this really exposes your confirmation bias
Loved this !!! Thankyou Joe and Eric ! You both are "lovers" at heart and we need you ! Keep doing what you`re doing !!!!
Something's afoot though, since a photon is en "exchange" between two electrons - both of which are "pre-defined". Meaning the photon doesn't get emitted, then travels until it happens to hit an electron. Both the emitter and the receiver are "known" participants in one event.
The observer and the observed.
I was inspired by this, and am doing everything in my power to learn enough to carry on the torch. Thank you Eric Weinstein for your contribution to mankind. It has not gone unnoticed and your work will be continued!
I wish this had chapters
😂😂😂... cuz it would be awesome if you could skip to the important parts.😅
@newfreenayshaun6651 I l like to jump around in long videos, or at list see an outline of what's covered when, makes it easier to digest the information. I do this even when I end up watching the whole thing
@jfx5054 that's not a bad idea. Having AI watch it for me and give it chapters
@@pseudonymous8702or just follow along?
Eric Weinstein saying: "Please tell me we are Travis Pastrana and not some diversity. equity and inclusion committee". might be the funniest thing I've heard in a long time
This to me is an explanation of the Terrance and Erik video. Even though Erik appeared to be blowing off Terrance’s thoughts on gravity, he obviously is interested
The beautiful thing is that he gave Terrence his credit and also told him where he was incorrect while also adding that Terrence might not necessarily be incorrect and that there is a possibility that either Eric doesn't have a full understanding of some of Terrence's ideas or Terrence hasn't found a way to make his ideas sound cohesive enough.
The whole lesson of that episode is "don't throw the baby out with the bathwater". Something most people don't have the patience to do. Most people just completely shut Terrence down in a vitriolic way.
@@oui2611 Erik is so Jewish. This is so the way we do it. He sees the beauty in Terrance and his mind and sounds like he wants to protect and help it.
Terrance's view on gravity is ingorant af unfortunately. That's why he doesn't comment on it too much
@acevaptsarov8410 Terrance was correct about nothing being at rest. Eric lied and said terrance was wrong, knowing that he was correct.
@@DirtRoadFarmers no he wasn't. And he gave him the example of the spring too, when he said that potential energy doesn't exist.
“The idea that you can buy a car that goes 0-60 in 2 seconds is nuts”
Tic Tac: hold my beer
I could listen to Mr. Weinstein all day!! ❤❤
Agree! By far one of my favourite guests
You have reminded me why I fell in love with physics as civilization most selfless noble but humbling ambition
How often and when does the common man have access to this level of intellect in an understandable form as the JRE Podcasts? and.. in a format and presentation that is not intimidating or boring. For lack of a better word/phrase ..damn cool..
Great interview. Eric always seems to make crucial observations every time he speaks. Kudos 👏😎🙏
The last hour of this podcast is WILD.
I spent almost 4 hours listening to stuff I could never understand to come away with about 20-30 minutes of stuff that was worthwhile. It was worth it.
The number one song of 1973 was tie a yellow ribbon around the old oak tree. That's all I can contribute 🤣
1:40:50 I thought geckos used the Van Der Waals forces to climb? Not a super important thing to pick out of everything here, but it was something that stood out to me when I heard it. I tried googling the differences between Van and the Casimir effect and which one geckos used just to be sure too, and it said they use Van Der Waals forces as well, but from my little understanding they looked pretty similar, just in different nanometer scales. Sorry to be so clingy on the matter lol😜🤓😁🧡🫶🦎
Absolutely loved this whole thing. Great job
This is the first episode i just watched because I love Eric. I'mt so happy I found this. Good vibes and high intellect. thank you
More Eric please! Let him be the conduit between physics and the lay person
Energy, frequency, vibration. Great podcast Joe, I love listening to Eric.
This dudes ability to recall memory is unparalleled.
I learned so much watching this guy speak because I’m so fascinated in the subject of UFOs. Man he makes some great points.
People that dismiss the possibility of UFO’s and other forms of life in the universe whilst orbiting a star on a planet 🌍travelling at about 67000 miles per hour, that are able to speak to people to tell them they don’t believe…. Always surprise me
Eric is a solid dude. Respect brother 👌🏻😎👌🏻
I first heard of Eric from his brother Bret.
Such incredible brothers.
Thank you for having Eric on as a single guest! I like his ideas
In future Eric Weinstein & Terrance Howard will debate on JRE 💯
NoooooooOOOOOOOOoooooo!
This is how Islam started.....
😂 nice one!
So you watched podcast and went commenting old podcast comment to confuse people
Shatap noob, we can literally see your timestamp.
i don't know how i missed this brilliant conversation before! i ♥Eric Weinstein :) so happy Joe put this episode out there again
This episode is one of the best jre podcast. Atleast in top3
Weinstein and Rogan are excellent. They make physics as easy as a shop class!
Bonus vid unlocked.
Supper podcast you two one of best I have herd in a long time.
Man, I LOVED listening to this one. I would love to have half of this man's intelligence...
Read, read , read you can do it, but it takes time, just read.
After listenting and watching to the entire discussion, I only wish we have more people who team science watch this.
I missed a good science education, but I hope such channels in TH-cam highlight and showcase more of these great minds.
Can you imagine if comedians had to submit to peer review before it could shown to the public. 😂😂😂
Some other cultures also see the immense responsibility of helping heal the world and seeing everyone through the lens of love and compassion. I so appreciate these two men for the quality of their minds and hearts. Bringing truth forward is golden.
four hours??? pass the blunt
Nice one ☝️ /❤from Romania 🇷🇴
My students and I did the math in astronomy class. At 25,000 miles per hour, it would take about 112,000 years to get to the nearest star. It is just basic algebra. Time dilation has zero effect until at least 50% the speed of light. (335,000 miles per hour). We need to go close (99%) the speed of light to make leaving the solar system viable. We are stuck here for a while unless we find a workaround.
The third hour begins with some information pertaining to your statement I believe. I am only at 2:20:43, paused due to distractions but I believe I paused it after a “riff” about it
The Iconic Wall, when Eric was reading that I started laughing. When zJoe said it was beautiful, I wholeheartedly agreed. This is an old show, I’m listening to this between 7-4-2024 to July 7th, so far and weirdly, Eric is talking about Jim Simons and I first heard about him two days ago listening to PBD. Why am I hearing of him in a span of a couple days when he isn’t current news and ironically when I’m brokey broke! Lawdy! Fascinating stuff! I don’t even know my multiplication table, but love this conversation!
THIS IS SOO BADASS AF JOE & ERIC !!! 🙏🏾🤙🏽🤙🏽👨🏽🚀🤠
Now watching all stuff from Eric thanks to Terrence 😅
The smartest person i ever ran into was chronically bored of everything in life. Everything came easy to him. He could pay attention to countless things simultaneously. It was weird.
He later joined the Marines and immediately died of a motorcycle accident. There was a closed casket funeral, and the family has questions.
00:10 Eric Weinstein discusses his late night UFO conversation with Joe Rogan
02:15 Bob Lazar's consistent story since the 1980s and new craft footage
06:42 Incompatibility of standard model and general relativity
08:46 Different concepts of mass for the electron led to a 20-year stagnation in theory
12:57 Manual cars provide a more enjoyable driving experience.
15:12 Physics has driven major advancements in technology and the economy.
19:14 Discovery of forbidden knowledge relating to atoms and cells
21:25 Importance of understanding Central and Eastern Europe for international commitments
25:17 Understanding the concept of spheres of influence in geopolitics.
26:57 Daily existence perception vs reality
30:47 Navigating through multiple possibilities and ambiguities.
32:45 Discussion on the misinterpretation of Trump's statement on using light to combat the virus.
36:02 Importance of clear communication in debates
37:48 Discussion on the complexity of different martial arts techniques
41:20 New controversial sponge bat caused a revolution in table tennis.
43:03 Eric Weinstein discusses the stagnation of quantum gravity in theoretical physics.
47:08 String theory as a solution to anomaly cancellation in physics
49:05 String theory's unconventional beginnings
52:56 Discussion on Raymond's conceptualization of gravity based on curved space
54:56 Eric Weinstein's unique intelligence and impact on others.
58:49 The impact of influential physicists on theoretical physics
1:00:52 High Prestige field failed to accomplish its goals
1:04:54 The fusion of nuttiness and physics history
1:06:51 Topologists work on non-linear chaos theoretic dynamical systems.
1:11:03 Challenges in science department diversity and turning the boat around
1:12:52 Deception in warfare with Operation Fortitude
1:16:39 Conference on quantum gravity and anti-gravity devices
1:18:26 Upcoming technology disclosure causing anticipation
1:22:01 Uncovering classified programs with limited knowledge
1:23:57 Lack of technically competent personnel in National Security
1:27:30 Disappearance of specialized professionals in certain fields
1:29:31 The State University of New York at Stony Brook is a powerhouse of talent in mathematics and physics.
1:33:40 Discussing potential groundbreaking theories beyond general relativity
1:35:39 Stony Brook is the epicenter of the explosion in mathematical physics.
1:39:40 Exploring the concept of negative energy and Casimir effect
1:41:31 Negative mass could lead to strange gravitational behavior.
1:45:23 The importance of leaving the planet for wisdom and survival.
1:47:13 Leaving the solar system is the only way to truly get off the planet.
1:50:44 Manipulating dimensions for long distances
1:52:45 Exploring the concept of extra temporal dimensions
1:56:23 Discussing the unification of living on X and Y metric.
1:58:10 Discussion on technology and government surveillance
2:01:56 Comparison between street fights and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
2:03:38 Physics achievements are underrated.
2:07:47 The doubly scientific method challenges assumptions in traditional scientific studies.
2:09:33 Realization of the vastness of the universe and our limited perception
2:13:22 Eric Weinstein talks about the limitations of academia and the significance of UFOs.
2:15:14 The concept of the great filter of North Sentinel Island as a model for cosmic silence.
2:18:47 Avoiding the fact of not doing homework for 50 years
2:20:32 The record as a 14-dimensional world connected by gravity
2:24:23 Discovery of using wrong equations in gauge theory
2:26:21 Discovery of transformative equations at Harvard
2:30:02 Copyright protection and intellectual property rights discussed.
2:31:57 Navigating in a 14-dimensional world without using Einstein field equations.
2:35:42 Exploring grand unification theory and traversing the cosmos
2:37:34 The inaccessibility of certain degrees of freedom in equations and its consequences on UFOs.
2:41:22 Surprising discoveries in physics
2:43:10 Exploring the possibility of generating negative mass and manipulating the Higgs field.
2:47:03 Discussion on UFO phenomenon and lack of direct evidence
2:48:56 Discussion on indirect evidence of extraterrestrial contact
2:52:27 Discussion on potential consequences of releasing sensitive information
2:54:28 Government secrecy in operations
2:58:12 Concerns about the origins and handling of biological weapons in Wuhan
2:59:56 Social media manipulation and government secrecy
3:03:21 Balancing desire with critical thinking
3:05:06 Recognizing patterns in finance and human behavior
3:08:28 Discussion on Bob Lazar and Element 115
3:10:13 Gold isotopes can be radioactive and unstable.
3:13:55 Exploring the possibility of remote viewing and states of consciousness
3:15:52 Tapping into unavailable information and advanced concepts in physics
3:19:47 Communication with neutrinos below the bottom of the sea
3:21:36 Great scientists engage in quackery
3:25:24 Unique vocal abilities discussed with Eva Cassidy and Jeff Beck.
3:28:19 The guest discusses meeting a cool, science-loving friend.
3:32:05 Chappelle's transformative experience and Kanye's meeting from a Jewish perspective
3:33:54 Heartfelt connection with Kanye discussing slavery parallels
3:37:41 Discussion on sensitivity to humor related to traumatic experiences
3:39:37 Comedy's role in societal harmony
3:43:12 Search for routines that elevate beyond Dave Chappelle
3:45:06 Discussing suspicions around Jeffrey Epstein's connections and origins.
3:48:45 Comedy routines require time and practice
3:50:45 Embracing discomfort for growth and enlightenment
3:54:11 Rejects categorizing people by geography or skin color.
3:56:05 Embracing diversity and unity for societal progress
4:00:03 Complexities of geopolitics and power dynamics
4:01:45 Jews view themselves as chosen to shepherd the birth of the human race into an interstellar species.
4:05:33 Time for unity and appreciation
Eric Weinstein is my favorite "entertainer" ever, and he has got to be one the smartest people I have ever heard speak. I don't know how he remembers all of this stuff, but DAMN I wish I had even 1/2 the knowledge that he has!!!! Your best guest ever!!! And he's able to see, and explain things that all of my friends (science geeks) still think is impossible. I myself, have always known that we should be able to jump around the galaxy (and Galaxies)! We just need people that aren't stuck in the past with their thinking. And an educational system that is not affraid to see, and or learn something that may contradict the current way of thinking. (And I have told my friends that string theory is all bullshit! And they always tell me "You're just stuck in the past, and just don't understand. 🤐)
"...now is the time for legends..."
What amazing podcast
Incrivel !!!!
THANK YOU
THANK YOU
the only string theory I conquered was doing a "rock the baby" with my yo-yo...
😂yea!