#1499 w/Aron Snyder:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VmgYeeE31_8
#1500 w/Barbara Freese:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cP0D2_jhqPU
#1501 w/James Lindsay:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FtNW3I1FZ5o
#1502 w/Russell Peters:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MNvjRzcfcx0
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You should talk about the abuse of Gods children
I actually wonder if JRE on Spotify will lose a small chunk of the audience just because there will be no comment section like this on each video. I hope Joe and Spotify stick to just uploading content and not worry about it. Could be a good trend setting thing to do for other podcasts in the future and do away with comments in general.
Honestly tobacco is one of the most addictive drugs there is. I'm a smoker and i "quit" several times (usually months, one time almost a year)… there are only 2 types of people i know: the ones that quit and came back and the ones that quit hard-core, there is no middle-ground. I've tried both approaches and i know that if i want to quit i have to be an "hardcore quit" but after i already done it… i really dunno which is the better one. I say this because, despite not suffering from extreme anxiety, i'm usually anxious in social interactions and it is no good. I get way more irritated more often, i don't feel as sharp as normal, it's just like i become someone i'm not. I know most of it it's just in the head, but i fell like many people just try to blame addiction on things or decisions instead of trying to figure out how to minimize the negative aspects of it.
Don't really have a solution? Just prevent it until everyone either quits, never tries it by fear or just dies!… But we really gotta go to useless Mars in the next 10 years! Daily life problems and solutions are such a pain in the ass!
https://youtu.be/WsikGuq492A
nicotine helps your brain to produce more dopamine … nicotine is a medicine … some people really need it