When he has on other comedians, fighters, and actual science experts who don't espouse nonsense and just people having a good time without making wacky unjustified claims then his podcast is a fantastic one. However, since Joe is scientifically ignorant (not his fault, he's simply not a scientist nor trained like one) he is prone to fall for the intuitively appealing ideas of charlatans (Bruce Lipton, Graham Hancock, Aubrey Marcus, George Tsukelous (no idea how to spell his last name) Amit Goswami and many others) that he invites on regularly. He seems to like those ideas because they're sexy sounding ideas but have no real evidence to support them or they're outright lies made up by the guest and Joe himself gets a lot of things wrong consistently. When he talks about fighting or comedy or just his experience (without making bogus claims) then it's amazing. I could listen to him all day. But, talk about physics, neuroscience or anything like that and it's painful. He also pushes a 100% bull**** product that is actually been proven to be unsafe given that it alters your dopamine system in extremely unsafe ways. But, you have a money back guarantee, right? It has it's pros but it also has it's severe downsides. That said, I'll be tuning in to see what him and GSP talk about.
Yeah all the brain altering **** on onnit that he promotes and has a discount for seem sketchy as ****
At first I thought he was interesting but after a few episodes where he gets people on talking **** about products or ideas that don't make sense and making bizarre leaps of logic I lost interest. He is a man who thinks he is a lot smarter than he is. 33- Dane cook 58- Mayhem Miller 83- Bas Rutten 190, 191, 203
