Taken from JRE #1217: https://youtu.be/NAalq9lrjQA
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Taken from JRE #1217: https://youtu.be/NAalq9lrjQA
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The thing I found funny is that it took 3 of them to have the nerve to go on stage to tell him he had to leave. Then when he asked him why, they had to come up with some lie about the tech people leaving. Cowards.
I’ve always wondered why someone with no sense of humor would go to a comedy show. Then I realized it’s exactly that. They don’t have humor in their life most likely because they’re sheltered and when they see raw humor, it’s a whole culture shock to them and they can’t handle it.
Joe Rogan was the only one who talked during the interview. It is like Patel interviewing Rogan. The only sentence that Patel said is the one we see in the title. Why did you even invite him then if you are the one who asks and answers?
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We're losing the simplicity of casually convincing w/o
(meme'ism)
i.e. – The extreme intensity of a moments influencer dialog… it's so more Hollywood than is even rated as an classifying level of how it's emotional or physicaly / mentally altering… we're not professing the definition of us as different or the same.
I agree with Nimesh that the instantaneousness of information has created laziness of thought, in which logic goes out the window and nuance disappears. People have lost patience and want to make decisions instantly without taking even a few seconds to think about context or various points of view or intent.