Joe Rogan: Elon Musk On The ICE AGE Rabbit Hole

[@GuilainMusic]

When you see those guys interrupting Elon every 5 seconds, it reminds me of how great Joe is at interviewing people. It's so nice that he lets them talk.

[@GDMartin]

Yeah but Joe is literally interuptint the first guy from saying what he wanted to the whole time

[@user-xk4gf9jz8c]

I was thinking the same thing. That is why Joe is great because he listens

[@zedooncadhz]

Except when it's Lex in which case he's just as bad

[@mandelorean6243]

Well just speaking to intellectuals helps, surely over a thousand interviews.. I hope you know how to interview... Let alone with the biggest podcast in the world with millions of feedback comments

[@petejemmott7657]

i read it as Elon wasn't going to elaborate on ice ages, and they were trying to encourage him to explain

[@georgewashington3012]

I wish those kids interviewing Elon weren’t so clueless and constantly interrupting Elon. He may have actually told what he found when he went down the rabbit hole.

[@johncollins211]

Came here to say this. It was so cringey i wanted to jump off a roof. They just kept interrupting with soooo crazyyy sooo crazyy while not even letting him speak about what was crazy. A child could run a better podcast

[@jan-je3kd]

That’s their whole podcast… too dumb interviewers with good guests that they don’t deserve to have there.. stick to OF girls and prank youtubers BRO

[@mehdishirazi3]

I agree young people these days are complete idiots. Show some respect especially with someone of his caliber, maybe you'll learn something. Something that was not said was that the world's poles are flipping now which is why we are seeing strange global behavior, it is not because of fake global warming. No one is certain how long till the catastrophic final flip.

[@PromQWearsPrada]

They got to learn… kind of the point of elders is to teach younger people.

[@mehdishirazi3]

@@PromQWearsPrada That's the job of good parents, what I teach my kids. But their parents are brainwashed leaving us with currupted stupid kids and now leading to brainwashing programs in elementary school.

[@anthonywoods6953]

I just realized why Joe’s podcast is my favorite. He actually lets people speak, and when he does speak it usually adds on to the conversation. Rather than saying “that’s crazy” 100 times.

[@Ludak021]

There was a scientist on this very podcast that was talking about ice rods and samples they have collected and analyzed. Rogan forgot all of that apparently. Maybe the guy wasn't famous enough for him or for whatever reason. But the scientist basically went down the rabbit hole and explained everything.

[@DLiguori]

Despite that, this guy Joe is interviewing can’t explain this worth a shit. He repeatedly said “the core flips” but couldn’t articulate why or how, just a huge statement about something he apparently to knows nothing about.

[@marsonofjo344]

The earth magnetic field does not move nor flip. It is the crust of the earth that moves and floats on the mantle.

[@Banana_Jesus_]

​@marsonofjo344 looool, if that were true we'd be experiencing 2012 movie levels of continental shift every time the poles have shifted. It's going to happen again and has happend in the past and the continents aren't hopping around the planet every few thousand years 💀

[@glenwaldrop8166]

​@@marsonofjo344the core is 30% of the mass of Earth. There's no way for the crust and core to move that drastically without interacting with each other. Swing your arms when you're floating in a pool. Your body doesn't remain still.

[@charliebrown316]

how those kids landed ELON still blows my mind lol

[@rubberbandclan1017]

There cool with Dana white and really big KZbinrs that’s my guess 🤷‍♂️

[@Egalitarianism_Secularism]

Maybe Elon landed them. The stock, the billions, the wealth, it’s all just an idea. It’s a fugazi a fugazi

[@Supportfreespeech]

He’s a generous person, plus hanging out with the younger generation keeps him relevant and I’m sure his mindset is he can learn something from everyone (age group).

[@kamma44]

Did an interview with Trump on Air Force One!!

[@feelinghealingfrequences7179]

it is simple kids buy tesla cars

[@RVIZOtheSIN]

Elon musk needs to return to jre to discuss this topic more in depth without interruption

[@chadmann2724]

Anybody have any advice on using rumble instead of KZbin?

[@heatheralin3649]

@@chadmann2724 no

[@nomaddavestinyhomes2363]

With those guys and randall Carlson

[@lightlybatteredjustcrispy]

you could literally research him for 5 minutes and with a unbiased eye youll know he's a fraud

[@Luke-xx1ri]

I concur

[@jayarmstrong3848]

Joe Rogan allowing the guest to talk uninterrupted for several minutes while they explain something in detail IMHO is what makes him the best interviewer in our time, bar none🇺🇸

[@BobbyDigital6411]

Aside from the fact that Joe cut Jimmy off right as he was seemingly about to call Elon a dumbass and they started talking about magnetic poles instead.

[@jayarmstrong3848]

@@BobbyDigital6411 man you’re full of it

[@rwhirsch]

joe should've interrupted the one guy who said that the earth stops spinning when the poles shift....so dumb.

[@XoXo475]

Joe CONSTANTLY interrupts his guests!!! 😂 This was a rare clip where he didn’t. 😊

[@keenfire8151]

@@rwhirsch Yes, physics left the chat during that conversation.

[@smulGIANT]

Looking up ice ages in high-school made me realize no matter what you do, we will go into another ice age. Its literally inevitable no matter how much you take care of the environment.

[@randywissler9923]

Mother Nature is a fickle bitch. When she wants something to happen, it's gonna happen. And there ain't a damn thing we can do to stop it. How is it so hard for so many people to understand that?

[@singingshelf834]

the whole in the ozone says otherwise lol ur definition of climate change might not be real but humans polluting is..

[@johnchandler1687]

You mean the hole that naturally opens and closes like a pulse. It's not a man made phenomenon. And we are about 1200 years overdue for an ice age looking at the cycle of past ages.

[@zachsimmerock5257]

My dad graduated in 1978, and his science teachers, assigned his class a paper about "The Coming Ice Age",

[@hevy1107]

Thats right. Warming too. We’ve got proof of that from the environment itself

[@LuckysLair]

I'm 59, when I was a kid the big thing was "The Coming Ice Age" And the past magnetic poles flipping was a known natural phenomenon, not a "c0nSipRaCy tH30Ry"

[@snuffeldjuret]

when is it coming? Because I have seen people on yt etc claiming it should have come already...

[@gotface1403]

Nobody said it was a conspiracy theory. What are you talking about.

[@adampilarski201]

2040s there will be a pole flip and a heinrich event​@@snuffeldjuret

[@letsgetweirdtv1]

Or core just stopped recently amd last year beleive started spinning the other way it's natural too but that could be a seriousssssssss sign of poles flipping which happens and if it does there goes civilization and 99% if not all population

[@johnchandler1687]

@@LuckysLair The human race has survived many pole reversals. Why do you think they keep finding all those underground cities all over the Earth. They knew and were prepared to survive. We aren't.

[@mortyrickerson6322]

I think the problem with elon being interviewed by those kids is that they had absolutely zero intellectual input toward the topic and only offered more questions making him have to explain every little detail for the layman rather than just diving deep into his thoughts unperturbed

[@andrewferguson8032]

I think those kids were flipping their poles every few seconds

[@GoneCarnivore]

Yes they don't even know what a rabbit hole is

[@JasonlaroseLaRose]

1000 mph wind at the equator is as amusing as flatearthing.

[@nadjasunflower1387]

@@JasonlaroseLaRose so, you don't think the wind, follows the earth as it rotates approx 1,000 mph at the equator then I guess from your statement. ? lol the problem with this bit is they kept dashing from Adam an Eve story The History of Cataclysms by Chan Thomas, to ice age. However to tie in briefly, the Earth rotates approx 1,000mph at the equator. Everything follows that same path, wind / water. If during that time the Earth's continents suddenly shift 90degrees. the wind will continue to travel in the direction it was previously travelling. Called Newton's First Law of Motion, also known as the Law of Inertia, states that an object at rest stays at rest and an object in motion stays in motion with the same speed and in the same direction unless acted upon by an unbalanced force. So...yes, if the Earth shifts 90 degrees, the wind, will still travel in the same way it was causing 1,000mph winds.

[@JasonlaroseLaRose]

@@nadjasunflower1387 Everything I've rabbit holed about it says 180 degrees so I believe he misspoke about 90 degrees. Due to gravity everything on earth has a Stationary Frame of Reference. Which is why we can walk around even though the earth is spinning and even though the earth is traveling through space in its orbit. Including air. Even tho the equator is spinning at 1000 mph it doesn't create 1000 mph wind. Hurricanes & tornadoes generate wind speeds of 100 mph and are labeled catastrophic events. At 1000mph winds, Earth's surface would be a sandblasted cue ball.

[@2phonesjones899]

For people who want to know what video Joe Rogan watched just type in - Leak Project Interview: Pole Shift - The Adam & Eve story (Chan Thomas) & The channel that posted it is - Oppenheimer Ranch project. Thanks Joe !

[@MeisterShowtime]

Thanks mate!

[@gabrielhurtado776]

Thank you

[@ThatSoonerGuy]

It seems that video has been blocked or deleted because I can’t find anything about it on KZbin and I searched verbatim what you said. I’m really interested in watching it. Do you have any other suggestions on how I can find it?

[@ThatSoonerGuy]

@2phonesJones ^^^

[@ThatSoonerGuy]

Scratch that, I just found it. It was WAY at the bottom and was buried by completely irrelevant videos. I find that rather interesting 🤔🤔

[@stevemill8959]

Jesus! Elon couldn’t even finish one sentence without being talked over and asked another question

[@metois1]

Elon toke so long to think and only thing i remember is Rabbit Hole

[@Phuqarf]

He was all over the place and couldn’t give any firm answers. Just kept saying ‘it’s a big rabbit hole’ and rambling as per. The interviewers were annoying too, but musk just waffles most of the time.

[@Voidroamer]

thats what happens when a buncha kids get high on their ego and talk to someone "famous" . too busy trying to think of questions to listen.

[@Lazerspike]

@@Phuqarf Well to be fair, a man like elon has to be careful with what he says when it comes to stuff like that as it would destroy certain narratives/agendas taking place atm.

[@jasonsharma5888]

@@Phuqarf dodgy waffles

[@davegiles2120]

Having Ben Davidson from Suspicious 0bservers on Joe Rogan would blow everyones mind.... including Joes. Jimmy Corsetti has referred to Ben Davidsons research many times for a much deeper dive into anything pole shift related. Ben is THE GUY when it comes to space weather, solar flares, earths magnetic field and pole shift. Please Joe, look into Ben Davidson from Suspicious 0bservers.

[@johnwilliams3555]

Yeah Joe, would you consider talking to Ben Davidson?

[@nickgarrity764]

Let’s goohh!

[@MrAbeAllen]

I believe Ben says one catalyst for why the earth poles might flip is because of earths relative movement through the galactic plane. Basically the entire Milky Way galaxy also has a north and south and as our solar system circles the galaxy it bobs up and down to the north and south of the galactic plain… thinking that our massive black hole’s magnetic field might flip it… over long regular periods. Like 10,000 years.. or 3600. But. But the sun’s poles flip about every 11 years. And somehow ours doesn’t. I think Ben could be right. But if he is we are all F’d if it happens in our lifetime.

[@italianmiltyfriedman6264]

@@MrAbeAllen then if you watch the thunderbolts project videos about Saturn Mars and Venus hitting each other with plasma discharges, it directly coorelates with the drawings our ancestors made and the Gods they worshipped, i feel this evidence disproves at least some of Bens theories. Ben has alot of great research but so much of his business model is built around stoking fear and dooms day countdowns and i just dont trust that. very cultish

[@Ms.Lebowitz]

Eyes Open, No Fear.

[@baldieman64]

Two simple facts about the last ice age: The ice sheets eradicated any trace of prior civilisation north of the 53rd parallel. During the ice age itself, sea levels were as much as 400 feet (122 meters) lower than today. As human civilisations predominantly spring up and build cities at the mouths of rivers, any number of cities could have been lost to the waves -

[@mikekarlik9897]

Atlantis

[@baldieman64]

@@mikekarlik9897 Atlantis is one example, but flood legends exist all around the world that mirror the one in the bible - no, I'm not a Christian. Interestingly, Critias's version of the Atlantis story is described as taking place 9,000 years before his lifetime, which is a pretty good match for sea level rises at the end of the last ice age

[@Deriv801]

@@baldieman64 gothenburg magnetic excursion, younger dryas, 12,800 years ago, the great flood, the 'beginning' of civilization, the opening of the sixth seal, the long day, the long night. the great earthquake.. oh this catastrophic time has many names!

[@Bokkie100k]

Assuming there were cities at all

[@danrgoodnight9345]

I was telling people this 30 years ago no one cared

[@TexanInItaly]

I lived in Japan during the 9.0 earthquake, and watched as Fukushima partly melted. While we were told everything was safe, and there was no radiation in the air, the government and experts thought it was going to be the worst case scenario. A year later, they admitted as much. There was nowhere to go, and too many people to move quickly.

[@ATomRileyA]

I remember watching on tv and they zoomed in on the reactor cap being missing and then the "experts" carried on telling people the cap never came off even though you could plainly see it in the footage, fake news is all we get these days.

[@WokeAFMillennial]

@@ATomRileyA Mass hysteria isn't a goal and by informing people of these events, it's likely just the people that use their own brains to commonly assume that it's 'best to prepare for the worst than to hope for the best' are going to be the ones that survive any serious situation in the future.

[@TexanInItaly]

@@ATomRileyA Yeah man I was at work on base just south of Tokyo and was passing by a tv that was showing live the helicopters trying to drop water on the reactor. Yet they were dropping it from 1000 feet up and little water was actually reaching the target. I knew it was bad then, there was a reason that the helicopters weren't getting close. There is a very good reason that the Japanese government withheld the information though, with there being 30-40 million peoe in the greater Tokyo area, a mass panic would not be pretty.

[@Camerondes21]

And yet it was only the people who participated in the panic that had problems.

[@VaultTecc]

If the worst case scenario was true which it wasn't and the government was stupid enough to say the truth they would have way more deaths from the panic than the radiation. Obviously you can not trust masses of people to act rationally. We know this, the Japanese government knows this and they did the right thing, at least considering the information they chose to share with the public.

[@StuntmanDanHemi]

That's the result of tiktok attention span, those dudes can't spend more than 5 seconds hearing the answer, before they ask yet another question

[@lusasosokhela672]

They are so annoying.

[@jackharle1251]

A lot of things are getting attention, even if you don't like the process, it's a positive.

[@StuntmanDanHemi]

@@jackharle1251 you have no idea what attention SPAN means, do you....

[@johnchandler1687]

@@StuntmanDanHemi It's a simple psychological fact. Many people don't really listen to the other person. They hear a little then begin forming what they want to say and quit listening.

[@Fotini13]

Agreed

[@buybuydandavis]

On Ice Ages: In the 70s, we used to hear all the time about the "impending end of the current interglacial". That's the catastrophic climate change that's *due* based on the historical climate record.

[@peruface]

Dude Rogan and Elon on just these topics only. Make it happen. The world needs this

[@HorsePonyHybrid]

Then i'd also like a couple of geologists or some other scientists there for a debate, just elon is gonna be an echo chamber

[@peruface]

@@HorsePonyHybrid 100%

[@vapemeds]

Archaix on KZbin will below your shirts off. I promise

[@deejaydaiel9181]

Joe pretty much talked about this with randall carlson too

[@CloseYourBrownEyes]

The decline of civilization as we know it. An aging dudebro's (Rogan) podcast and Elon Musk, who goes on Full Send (even more idiotic and younger dudebros) for shits and giggles, is the go-to, to enlighten us about science instead of actual scientists?

[@caseyriggs2633]

If there was an old timer in the room you’d hear a “quiet!” 🤣

[@okgo3763]

Joe needs an actual scientist on his show to talk about this. Satellite imaging shows the magnetic shfits on the ocean crusts. (geology 101). It does happen. Let's get a geologist on, Joe. This is a fun topic.

[@snoopythedog3266]

He's had heaps of geologists on. Maybe listen to Hancock and .... can't think of the geologist right now darn ... but really long discussion

[@mikeschmidt4800]

Fun, yeah, 2 mile high tsunamis and wind so fast and cold it flash froze all of the mammoths. That's the reason you can have a mammoth steak today. They were frozen so instantaneously that the meat is still good to this day.

[@weehudyy]

There are great docos all over the web that talk about the floods at the end of the last ice age and the huge geological upheavals they caused ...

[@frenchonion4595]

@@snoopythedog3266 Hancock is basically ancient aliens cast at this piont

[@snoopythedog3266]

@@frenchonion4595 check the guy with him

[@john_doe_not_found]

Physics, more people should learn it. While the magnetic poles can flip, the Earth cannot physically rotate 90 degrees and then correct itself. The mass behind that doesn't let that happen.

[@horton12545]

You're right, that's just silly!

[@jackshafto9123]

It can’t but it can allow tons of radiation and heat into the poles and melt the glaciers all at once. That is what could’ve created the 5 acre site that has all the bones from millions of ancient animals.

[@stacylarge5636]

Read your Bible or better still read Immanuel velikovski's world's in collision

[@Variia]

​@@stacylarge5636 fk the bible

[@carljensen5730]

We do have extinction evidence around 41,000 years ago, precisely when the polarity shifted as a result of an extended period of time when the polarity was "stuck" in the middle. This is a sort of lack of polarity, and it creates an environment that is more open to destructive high-energy particles from outer space. We likely had another one around 12,000 years ago. This would have been the one that could have decimated the civilizations that originally build structures such as those attributed to the Incas, Mayas, and perhaps portions of Egypt. The challenge with Egypt is that the Egyptians appeared to wrap their arms around whatever they may have found, learned as much as they could, and continued creating similar structures.

[@dustinwallendal2328]

4:17 For a deeper dive on this subject, Suspicious Observers has it all.

[@alistairclark6814]

Elon has said our problem in the very near future will be not enough people to maintain our current supply systems. Combined with this, his efforts to dig tunnels and get to Mars I would say Elon believes a cataclysmic event is coming very soon.

[@moceri55]

I believe we are going to see a quick drop off rate in population in the next 100 years. Families of the early 20th century used to have 6,7 or 8 kids roughly, hence the reason for the huge rise in population over the last 70 or 80 years. Back then kids were a commodity. They worked the farms or went to work to support the family. Today kids are an expense and families on average are having 2.7 kids per family and that number is dropping. For the first time in our nations history by 2030 we will have more retirees than workers. I have a feeling that the help wanted signs are a permanent fixture.

[@DriveandThrive]

Very soon we will have a huge excess of people as AI will satisfy most of the human requirements for supply systems

[@modulusquantum6455]

@@DriveandThrive AI will soon replace Uber...

[@Ponder_This]

if elon is on the ship that goes to mars- that will seal the deal

[@Ponder_This]

@@moceri55and by 2050 baby gen x'ers will have no ss what so ever

[@jamesfisk9704]

Joe you got to get Ben Davidson on! He knows waaay more about this than anyone.

[@alittletexasingeorgia]

You can always scare someone who is easily influenced. What you don't fully understand, or can see, will always scare the hell out of you.

[@gti189]

Thank you sir, just came to say this sounds like BS. No matter how many times they want to say “it’s proven science” doesn’t sound like anyone was around the last time to document it…

[@HD_HerpDerp]

@@gti189 Dude literally used gastropods and salts in the Sahara as evidence when that's an easily explained part of your average highschooler's curriculum. This is the problem with theorists like this guy, you have to completely ignore basic knowledge and scientific understanding for it to seem remotely logical.

[@sean658]

@@HD_HerpDerphe said they were found at the top of a 2 mile high volcano lol your hs science class doesn’t touch thay

[@HD_HerpDerp]

​@@sean658 Actually it does, it's part of basic Geography. The tectonic plates that make up our earth tend to shift over time, colliding with each other at the fault lines, often pushing one plate up and the other down. This is how many of our geographical features are formed, including mountains, oceanic trenches, and volcanoes. Land that is now part of a mountain top might at one point in the very long history of our earth have been seafloor instead. Thus, if a gastropod is fossilized on the seafloor near a fault line, that fossil might end up on top of a volcano many millions of years later because of natural shifts in the tectonic plates. This was covered in geography class in my first or second year of high school. Hope this has been informative.

[@Horizon3165]

Would be nice if the subject matter continues on several issues already discussed. It is good to know, learn and to be informed. Thank you.

[@jasonsharma5888]

kzbin.info/door/TiL1q9YbrVam5nP2xzFTWQ

[@SkyHammackDrones]

Research outside of KZbin and podcasts.

[@johnchandler1687]

Get a copy if the book "Fire And Ice" , can't recall author's name. It's very radical on the subject, but has hundreds of studies cited in it's appendix. It's worth it for those alone. A comprehensive group to gather scientific information from.

[@stevetennispro]

@@johnchandler1687 "Not by Fire, but by Ice" by Robert W. Felix. He died a year or two back. :(

[@johnchandler1687]

@@stevetennispro Thanx. Haven't unpacked all my books since I moved a couple years ago. His two and many others are in storage.

[@johnpittscom]

Joe needs to interview Suspicious Observers channel

[@jebes909090]

Bens such a narcissist

[@johnpittscom]

@@jebes909090 but that doesn't mean he's wrong

[@westrose586]

The Driftless region in the midwest is pretty interesting in that this area was not covered by the last glacier. And so allowed life to sustain there.

[@theredbaron1310]

u mean bermuda triangle?

[@charlesjohnson166]

Se mn

[@mpflaherty1]

I wish to God that Joe would have Ben Davidson from Suspicious 0bservers on KZbin on his show, Ben has all of these answers and the science to back it up.

[@ryanbalcom9046]

Every time he started to explain he was hit with a side question let the man talk he's the rainman of real life

[@TheHigherVoltage]

No, he's not. He's the propaganist of simps convinced they aren't.

[@Deriv801]

If you want to know what he found in the rabbit hole, check out Ben Davidson over at Suspicious0bservers.. he's the reason Jimmy even knows about this stuff.

[@oscarjordannavarro]

calling elon rainman. is an insult to elon. rainman was autistic with a good memory. elon is a genius engineer

[@TheHigherVoltage]

@@oscarjordannavarro Elon hires genius engineers....he's not one himself.

[@francismonroe969]

“Yo it’s a rabbit hole I totally googled it. The galaxies collide man.” He doesn’t have any unique knowledge. There was nothing to interrupt.

[@damo408]

Joe needs to invite Ben Davidson on. He will tell him everything he needs to know about the ongoing geomagnetic excursion.

[@NordeggSonya]

Eyes open, no fear, stay safe everyone.

[@victorcaldwell2900]

Tim poole had him on very recently. Eyes open, no fear

[@victorcaldwell2900]

And ironically, now that i thinks about it, pretty sure ben was on tim's show with this guy that is on rogans pod cast.

[@EventualRoads]

What's interesting about the topic of the ice age is that hardly anyone ever talks about it. You always hear people talking about things like ancient aliens, pyramids, illuminati conspiracies, etc but no one ever talks about the ice age.

[@Kqzmii]

I would love to see jimmy and Elon discussing this topic on jre it is very interesting

[@puncrock2952]

Elon isn't all knowing, it may be a shitshow- Randall Carlson might be better with Jimmy and Joe

[@andrewb7615]

Jimmy's a no name KZbinr with zero scientific background

[@haggispixie]

@@andrewb7615 Exactly.

[@ThillerKillerX]

Jimmy doesn't know shit. Ben is much more in depth and knowledgeable on the subject.

[@morenitomoreno1282]

This is why we’re doomed. Why would you want Elon to go on the show to talk about when you can have an actual scientist on to do this? What’s crazy is Neil Degrasse Tyson is more qualified to talked about this but Rogan fans dont consider him a scientist because he hurt their feelings. Musk is not a scientist but he could be questioning Neil on some astrophysics shit and his fans would automatically believe Elon is the one who’s correct and Neil is wrong simply because he’s not on their side of the culture war. So childish

[@swarmk5809]

can we give them a medal for interrupting

[@molinamj2007]

Need get Ben with Suspicious Observers on the show

[@GaspingGhost]

Thank you for not being a trash dump of a KZbin channel and giving us the full context.

[@jonw1661]

I love watching a podcast inside of a podcast!

[@lunarlunatick]

If you love it so much you should flim a reaction to them watching that podcast on their podcast on your podcast Podcastception

[@pnut3844able]

@@lunarlunatick no. Reactions are for unoriginal people with zero creativity

[@kygs9382]

Me realizing I'm watching a podcast inside of a podcast

[@ANG33333]

I love how he never looses patience having to slowdown explaining things lpl

[@Lordinfamous91]

Thank you for putting the episode number

[@lizkeith1356]

the earth's magnetic shield is already diminished so when the sun flares or has a coronal mass ejection we feel it here

[@φαρμακεία-πρωταρχικός]

What evidence do you have to support this statement?

[@Deriv801]

@@φαρμακεία-πρωταρχικός findings of NASA's SWARM mission and ESA's MMS mission both have stated that our magnetosphere is fading and that it is accelerating. What was once 10% in a century became 10% in a decade.. we haven't been updated in a while but last they said 20% weaker magnetic intensity than the 1800s. Probably more around 25% weaker now. CMEs, coronal holes, even just powerful solar flares with no ejecta affect our way of life here. All of these are more geoaffective when you factor in a weaker magnetosphere. The solar flare of 1859, known as the Carrington Event, caused electrical fires, shocked and electrocuted telegram operators when the wires inducted the energy from the atmosphere. Something like this would be a grid-killer so to speak, and it wouldn't even take a Carrington Event to do it with our weaker magnetosphere. If you'd like to learn more about this, the youtube channel Suspicious0bservers ran by Ben Davidson is probably your best bet. A wealth of knowledge on the subject and many things related.

[@Dill_doh]

@@φαρμακεία-πρωταρχικός just trust her bro 😂

[@kevinhank17]

@@φαρμακεία-πρωταρχικός look it up, it's part of the magnetic pole flip, the field weakens and the poles wander faster, eventually it flips, then flips back and resets itself and then we're good for another however many thousands of years. I haven't looked into it for a while so fuzzy on the details and I'm not a teacher, if you care then learn.

[@MrSuperalan99]

No it isnt, the pole shift theory says itll be noticable when that happens and the effects would only take a week

[@JCWalling]

I need to find more of these “rabbit hole” topics to explore. These are so much more mind-jogging than anything else.

[@segoiii]

the deepest one of all - and in my opinion the last one - is a topic called "reincarnation soul trap".

[@BigJonkulous]

The channel Suspicious0bservers has an hour and a half video on all of this. "THE Earth Disaster Documentary" it's pretty wild stuff.

[@meaninglessvalue7778]

@segoiii almost sounds like something the diehold foundation talks about, I could be incorrect though.

[@meaninglessvalue7778]

I started with the UFO/UAPS/"The phenomenon". Then got more into Egypt stuff, then cataclysmic events etc etc, I love learning about earth's history and how it operates right along with space and the universe and why we are here etc etc. I have a very very hard time understand it but the "diehold foundation" has some interesting stuff out there. Could also check out the podcast "TOE" the theory of everything. I love getting lost in the rabbit holes of science.

[@segoiii]

@@meaninglessvalue7778 it´s based on the analysis of drug trips and near death experiences. The more you hear, the more you realize that there are entities out there that try to force us into reincarnation. And earth is just an "energy extraction matrix" that shall create suffering to extract energy from souls. A bit like in the film Jupiter ascending.

[@guillermocortes3783]

The reason why people don’t understand or believe these concepts is because you have to know a little about a lot. A little about the Bible, a little about geology, a little about physics, etc. “A jack of all trades is a master of none. But often times better than a master of one.”

[@playbackproductions1]

Early parts of the book of Genesis give soooo many strange and intriguing clues

[@kevinhank17]

Or because the concepts rely on incorrect assumptions about the things you know little about, so people that know a lot about only a couple of things can dismiss crazy theories when they claim to work in ways that those people know for a certainty they can't work in. Like the pole shift thing, not a chance the crust is just going to stop or start flipping around on itself, that just can't physically happen without an impactor so big it would cleanse the planet of even bacterial life. Magnetic flip sure, there's evidence of it happening. If the entire crust moved significantly every time the poles flipped it would be incredibly apparent. Not to mention literally every creature bigger than tiny insects would instantly go extinct.

[@guillermocortes3783]

@@kevinhank17 well you can’t say for sure the crust can’t physically move without an impact. Is it likely? Probably not but considering the interior of the planet is molten and thus fluid you can’t say it’s not physically possible.

[@kevinhank17]

@@guillermocortes3783 sure, I mean they move anyway real slow, continental drift and all. But for something beyond that it would take such an enormous force of some kind that I doubt we'd still be around to worry about shifting plates anyway. I'd worry more about the impact of the magnetic field flipping and becoming weak than continents shifting, without our magnetic field we'll all get fried one way or another.

[@themagnus2919]

The Bible is irrelevant.

[@ruthanngalt7402]

I read Immanuel Velikovsky's Worlds in Collision and talked about it to a geologist. He scoffed, but here you are bringing it up just when I was feeling safe.

[@brettsimpson2918]

Ben Davidson of Suspicious Observers.... Tells it all.

[@longdongsilver1255]

He is a conspiracy drifter

[@douglascampbell4993]

There’s a really good explanation on veritasium that explains why the poles shift like the do.. it was first discovered by Russian astronauts when they undone a wing nut in space and it didn’t just spin on its x axis, but flipped periodically on the Y axis aswell

[@burtlangoustine1]

excellent. I forgot about that

[@husher5142]

the second sun theory is interesting

[@daveenadams588]

We probably have a second sun..maybe the red dwarf around alpha centauri

[@Camerondes21]

@@burtlangoustine1 The core and mantle isn't so much of a spinning example as much as it is a boiling example. Thermodynamic heat transfer explains why the magnetic poles flip.

[@burtlangoustine1]

@@Camerondes21 Electric Universe theory for me more than simply heat dynamics.

[@rofyle]

The problem with listening to Elon is it takes him thirty minutes to say three minutes worth of interesting things.

[@chadmann2724]

Anybody have any advice on using rumble instead of KZbin?

[@ThrowingClips]

And you’re some neckbeard making 18 an hour taking 45 minutes to put extra cheese on my sub. Shutup my boy 😂🤡

[@WINuFAIL]

That's because he doesn't actually understand what he is talking about. He gains a cursory high-level knowledge of interesting topics, and expands on these with his weird style and mannerisms without going into any depth. It makes him seem like a polymath who just doesn't understand how to simplify the wealth of knowledge in his brain for the likes of you and me. But it's all a show. I'm not saying he's dumb. I'm just saying maybe he isn't technology Jesus.

[@PinkFZeppelin]

@@WINuFAIL I mostly agree with you in the context of Elon. But also if you listen to him speak about things he really does have a depth of knowledge about it isn’t that different. For example the Twitter meetings with George Hotz. He absolutely does not deserve the title of genius nor the praise that he is often given. Some people just aren’t succinct nor really care to be. I’ve met some extremely smart people with ADHD. They wouldn’t appear knowledgeable in your example. Or those that are more intuitive thinkers rather than logical. Maybe you can spot the difference between all of these but I can’t say I’m able to.

[@gianlucailpostino1380]

@@WINuFAIL the time he said that the switching of the magnetic poles causes ice ages I knew all he was saying is bullshit. This guy is litetally selling his image.

[@johngould8002]

Ask any sailor. The magnet north, which is not true north is shifting constantly. Sailing charts show the change for a specific area over 5 or 10 years. This allows them to compensate from the compass to true north headings. Although modern instruments and GPS particularly make it easier.

[@giannobong6778]

No no- it’s not “shifting constantly” although there are slight variances, they’re not enough to have any effect on the reliability of earths magnetic field. It doesn’t shift, it’s just not equal in all places, it varies form true north to different degrees in different places but in each place it is stable.

[@thelmaviaduct]

Not just sailors, anyone navigating on landor in the air with map and compass takes in to account magnetic deviation. It tells you on the map what the MD is per year.

[@christophercarroll]

Pole shifts are proven to happen but there is much more to it. They happen slowly. The inner core moves constantly and is not always moving the same…it speeds up and slows down constantly. The outer core acts almost like a lubricant layer, so even when the movement of the inner core changes the mantle and crust don’t suddenly stop and change direction. They keep moving just like the oceans and atmosphere. Remains of sea life can be found on mountains because the crust moves and the ground that makes up the higher elevations used to be low elevation and under the sea. There are many places under the ocean where you can find the remains of human civilization when the elevation of that land was above sea level. Melting of the poles contributes to this too.

[@IconicProps]

Finally a voice of reason in these crazy conspiracy filled vacuums.

[@fdgfg764]

@@IconicProps you mean someone that agrees with what you believe because you're just angry people actually think for themselves and craft theories and look into things more which is what you do to learn things and make predictions basically its what science is not some objective truth. Just be happy being a mindless drone lol. You're the only one living in a "vacuum" since you write everything off that doesnt fit in your little dome sealed off in your own little vacuum the government put you in lol.

[@timthompsondp]

@@IconicProps but the conspiracies are much more fun.

[@DonCarnage42]

But the bible says stuff!

[@YeneSpace]

People stop worrying and start loving! Love will fix the poles.

[@MarioMancinelli82]

Finally a logical statement. Love units, love makes people smile, love cures, love is awesome

[@markerf16]

About 5 years ago I was at an Indian pow wow in NC talking about all of this stuff. An Indian elder was listening to me and smiling - He then interrupted me as said: "Young man, do you know where to go when a giant wave traverses the earth and touches every mountain?" ... I responded "No I don't!" ... He then said "We did, and we all went to Mt Mitchel and barley survived it.. and when we we came back down, everything was gone! ..there were few of us left." ... Now the important thing for me there was that when he told me of this memory, it did not seem like long long ago...oh and there was great Star involved with it. This is all great stuff and I am working on the mystery too. I am autistic and I'm writing a book titled "The Book Of The White Tree."

[@playbackproductions1]

You should mention in your book that you're autistic. But without any context, just throw it anywhere.

[@susanstewart1402]

Very interesting! did the elder say how they kew to go up the mountain? thanks

[@brofessormex]

Mud floods Jon Levy that Eddie bravo mentioned. Great tip for past civilization talk

[@pbfab7764]

I’m still waiting for Joe to have Ben Davison from suspicious observers on….crickets

[@Psyfi85]

Ben knows better.

[@JsYTA]

The coolest thing about this is one day people will look at our compasses and find it fascinating that the northern arrow was red instead of the southern one.

[@tu1469]

There will be no compasses left! Everything will be completely destroyed, and every piece of metal with rust into nothing, all plastics will melt in the lava

[@Izotopas]

Yep, it’s a doomsday, will wipe everything and reset everything back again from start!

[@Mr.Anders0n_]

Maybe by then they'll use green instead of red 🤔

[@Crow-gg5se]

Just call Ben Davidson and have him on your show. This is all he does and is the best resource on this issue. He will fill you in. And you may want to start paying attention to the sun.

[@PrivatelyHanging]

Yes yes yes yes yes!!!!!

[@robertsimpson2111]

Yeah, late to the party. One of my uncles worked as the chief procurement officer for Lockheed's skunk works. One Christmas when he was visiting we had a very interesting discussion that ulimately led to a (now) non-classified tidbit about the gubmit's plans (35 years ago) for a potential asteroid approach. They even commited $$ to go full-tilt boogie pricing parts to get a rocket up in space rapidly as one was approaching; Lockheed's top players were in the meetings for both the initial work as well as the stand down. He said there were quite a few starry shoulder boards and black suits in the rooms. Missed us by 35,000 miles.

[@Bonnatella]

I've been hearing about the poles shifting since about 1999 when I first heard about it on Coast to Coast during an interview with Michio Kaku. Wild times ✌️✨

[@Nathanaelelliott]

I really don't think it's anything like they claim it would be. I think it's something that occurs but don't see much evidence for the people claiming it's the end of everything. Honestly don't know but yet to see much either way

[@Traderjoe]

I’ve been saying this for years and it is unbelievable to me that so many scientists don’t point out about about these flips and regular cyclic temperature fluctuations that have absolutely nothing to do with man’s activity. If there are tendencies for temperatures to swing, there’s nothing we can do to stop it. We just need to adapt, like every other animal adapts. The ones that can adapt, survive. The ones that don’t, go extinct. It’s as simple as that.

[@sonabTV]

Nope, that was the part Elon said last when say ended the video, these kind of events take a lot of time, the climate change current climate change happens a lot faster. That also makes it a lot harder to adapt, since evolution takes a long time too.

[@bluelux253]

Lmfao get brainwashed

[@MrAdidas1980]

@@sonabTV Check and Mate, who knew I wasn't the only one paying attention. Global warming is happening, it's been happening, those who don't believe it, be prepared to be embarassed! There's a reason the planet has gotten so much hotter over the last 50 or so years, than the previous 2000 years. To what extent?!? Who knows, but to believe global warming isn't real, is like believing the earth is flat!

[@asacloutier7530]

We’ve progressed several hardiness zones in just one decade. That means plants that could grow in virginia now can grow in Vermont. That occurred in just ten years. That is called man made climate change as nowhere in any written or fossil record does it show the planet heating 20-30 degrees above ‘average’. I’m on the east coast and we’re having a 35 degree average difference from just 8 years ago. We cooking this bitch bruh, it’s the truth.

[@timc.7599]

Ben Davidson and the suspicious observers have the best research on this topic hands down!!

[@4runningaway417]

diehold foundation better

[@Shambuls]

Someone who thinks that the Earth can physically stop spinning, completely loses all credibility in having any capacity to know truth

[@khoivinh3402]

😮😳

[@thisnewnamesystemisdumb]

🚨IDIOT ALERT! 🚨

[@CDt-z2t]

If it can spin what's to say it can't stop 🤔 ​@@khoivinh3402

[@lt.langle]

There's proof that we're spinning as fast as we are due to an impact with something. So impact rough something against our rotation could throw us off

[@davidscalais]

Look into gyroscopic motion and how the flipping happens

[@jacquelinekopiasz8592]

I've been looking into all this stuff many people don't get how the ice ages happen... it's scary how little people know about everything.

[@tooldaniellateralus9298]

Well you didn't know anything till you looked into it.....give them a chance like you had ome.

[@ongogablogian3178]

Technically you don't know anything either because it's all just hearsay. it's all just kind of talk until it actually happens and then we'll have some real data. We need Dorothy 3 lol

[@mystyboarder910]

Yes, because it's easier to blame cow farts.

[@jacquelinekopiasz8592]

@@mystyboarder910 yes, it would be easier to do that... I kinda wish it was just that easy 😔

[@CyberdriveAutomotive]

Man, that Elon interview clip was hard to sit through, the hosts kept interrupting him and changing the direction of his thinking Absolute crap interview technique This is why I appreciate you Joe, you know how to let people talk.

[@Dimantledpenguin99]

Exactly

[@navh2000]

Keep up the good work. Hopefully the ancient secrets hidden to us peons will come out before it's too late.

[@Zachery_]

Seems difficult to prepare for, you’d need to sleep in a bunker every night, and that’s only 1/3 of your life that you’re “safe” and who knows if your bunker would become a tomb or not, you’d need a tall entrance to ensure you wouldn’t be buried, most people can’t afford to create such a bunker

[@gloBrian]

@@Zachery_would you even want to be alive after all is said is done ? One would assume volcanoes would erupt probably covering the sky with ash and what not…

[@murucshaharzar]

aliens are probably gonna jump in last moment and be like "ha-ha we real, hop on mofos"

[@GaryShaw-zu9ii]

Love Joe Rogan great place for the absolute truth imo

[@davegoodwin1950]

A lot of really ancient structures are aligned to previous poles as opposed to Giza etc that allign with our present poles

[@cordatusscire344]

The Earth does not do a sudden stop in its axis. That wouldn't just give you wind, that would strip the surface every organic thing. No surface life would survive such an event. Certainly not one that would happen every few thousand years? So I assume they just mean the interior, which would have major serious implications for our protection from the Sun and other cosmic sources of radiation, but beyond that it wouldn't be two mile high tidal waves etc. To my knowledge only super volcanic eruptions or massive impacts could cause anything even remotely near that size of a wave. We'll probably be fine. The plus/minus on those events is large enough to not worry over. Not that we shouldn't take precautions.

[@RaduP3]

could an overcharge that would cause a corona thingie around the earth happen and the consequences would match? do you have any clue ?

[@krotchlickmeugh627]

The core just stopped moving. Look it up

[@PherPhur]

The core doesn't stop moving... Come on people, think about basic elementary school physics and how you know things work, what would stop that much mass from moving all of a sudden.. nothing but an impact from something large and fast, very very large and very fast, and it would have to hit at just the right angle and cause just the right vibrations, like canceling out a wave(the core is molten). Well that or the heat of the core dissipates and turns it solid, still even then it'd have to get hit by something to stop it from spinning. It's like people think the core is some kind of mechanical device powered by electricity, like all of a sudden it just shuts off and friction quickly stops it lol. There is tidal forces from the gravity of the sun moving it, convection currents from the heat of the core and there's the friction of the spinning firmer outside layers of the earth all that keep it moving around. It might stop spinning one way primarly and spin the other way at some point, but that doesnt mean it completely stops spinning, it's spinning all around inside there constantly. The earth and the core is moving around cause of things that happened billions of years ago and will continue to do so for quite some time.

[@RaduP3]

@@krotchlickmeugh627 it didn't stop. that is just the title of the article of what happened. from what I understood, it did not stop, but it slowed down . usually it is much faster than the rest of earth, but now it's gone in a state where the speed is slower, closer to the rest of the earth. at least that's what I understand. someone can correct me if I am wrong.

[@MCCRITTERS]

@@PherPhur Earth's Core doesn't just stop spinning, however it may slow down or speed up. That's why occasionally they add or remove "Leap Seconds" from the Atomic Clocks and GPS satellites. However, according to published geological theories it's possible for a Solar or other extreme event to cause the earth's crust to become unlocked from the mantle and shift. This shift and the inertia from the earth's rotation will allow oceans to slosh around and trigger biblical level flooding over the continents.

[@lizkeith1356]

Rogan should have Ben Davidson of Suspicious Observers YT channel.

[@hawk1093]

lol that dude is a fraud... he's a lawyer with no science backround who has been blackballed by every legitimate scientist he's ever reached out to... he's a wanna be cult leader who pumps out "doomsday porn" and he's also stole a lot of money from his followers to develop a fake "disaster app" then he funneled the money through fake companies with his lawyer buddies. Don't trust that sleezebag

[@MichaelJohnson-jt5cu]

Every 12,000 years the earth undergoes a pole shift, we are currently decades within the next one taking place. We will undergo another ice age after this pole shift takes place.

[@danielsullivan1590]

Test north and south polarity swaps

[@michaelreed727]

This sudden pole shift makes sense because they have found extinct plants that have been pushed out of glaciers in Argentina that were still green as if the were flash frozen.

[@andrewb7615]

Cap

[@richardwilliams9181]

I don't think that would necessarily be caused by the pole shift. Unless the water froze immediately after. The pole shift means that the earth just straight up turns on its side and everything not in motion becomes violently in motion. Take a water bottle that's like 1/3 full and hold it straight up and down. Then flip it on its side. All the water will be flung to the opposite end. Now imagine that is the oceans. This is the pole shift

[@illdrumatik391]

@@richardwilliams9181 you just scared the shit out me

[@ifyoudisagreeyouarewrong]

@@richardwilliams9181 lol no.

[@j.n.4806]

@@richardwilliams9181 LOL great imagination

[@petecabrina]

One interesting theory about a potential coming ice age is that if all the fresh water glaciers and ice continues to melt and ends up in the ocean the salinity change slows down ocean currents to the point where they can stop then everything will freeze over.

[@chadwellington2524]

how will they freeze over when its warm?

[@Gldi8r]

@@chadwellington2524 he means everything like the northern parts of the equator. like how england and new england r really high up above the equator but aren’t too cold bc of the oceans

[@chadwellington2524]

@@Gldi8r Oh, how do the ocean currents keep those areas warmer? Yes i know nothing

[@asodalis695]

@@chadwellington2524 It is a complex system. There are salt rivers literally at the oceans floor regulating the temperature of it and slowly moving. The first thing that the melting of ice on the north will cause is it will stop the Gulf Stream which is a warm stream regulating the temperature in the region. Ofc winds play a part in this too as I said it is a complex thing. The Gulf Stream is already slowing down constantly for years now. After it reaches a critical point it wont warm up the USA and Europe anymore and temperatures will drop significantly. But by that time too much ice will melt on the North and it will dilute the oceans allowing them to have a wider range of temperature change because the salt in them wont regulate them as effectively as it does now. Whatever we do with the global warming now it is too late to change these events. It wont happen tomorrow but it will happen in our lifetime. A large part of the Northern hemisphere will freeze over and it will be akin to Alaska or Siberia. Now as I mentioned the winds play a part in this. That system will be messed up to and if it will be messed up to a great degree the Amazon rainforest can disappear. The reason why the rainforest is there is that wind carries over sand particles from the Sahara that are rich in everything that the vegetation need. If this wouldnt happen the constantly rainy weather would clear out the nutrition from the grounds of the Amazon rainforest. The sand of the Sahara is nutrient rich because it is basicaly the remains of ancient sea-life.of the sea floor that act like a fertilizer for the Amazon rainforest. Anf this is just the tip of the iceberg.. pun intented.. We could talk about how the Great Barrier Reef is dying. Those corals provided food and shelter for a great percentage of marine life. A few years ago it was estimated that ~60% died off already. Recent reports says its around 90% now after the mass bleeching of corals last year. the bleeching here is not refering to chemicals.. This is really bad news because it can lead to the mass death of marine life that can and will affect humans ..since as you probably know we fish out many things from the sea for food. Also if the balance breaks up and small prey dies off than large predators will follow and some species in the area will go extinct or already did. There are many issues and our smart humanity did not focus on them so you dont need war or political disasters ..nature will shake us off like flea during the next 100 years for sure. Ofc we adapt so some will survive and we will make a new civilization after a few thousands of years again.. Maybe that is what already happened. The modern human existed for ~270-300k years now. Pretty interesting that we have history of less then 10% of it.. It really makes you wonder.. Also what the guy said at the end of the video is not a theory. The magnetic field will be weaken during the shift. That magnetic field protects us from cosmic radiation and the Sun. You can see it with your own eyes when you look at the Aurora Borealis and Aurora Australis the Northern and Southern lights. Everything and anything on the surface will have a pretty bad day when the shift will happen. Underground you ll be okay. But also what the guy said we know about hundreds of these is false. We have evidence of less than a dozen of these shifts. Obviously there are limits how much we can dig and learn from rocks..On the other hand if what we have proof of happens all the time then based on the age of our planet it is safe to assume that hundreds of these shifts happened in the past.

[@truffle_hound]

Eyyyy! This person was paying attention in high school geography! This is exactly right. It will slow oceanic currents will allows opportunity for cooling.

[@glenbane5228]

Ben davidson needs to talk with you on your show

[@thelmaviaduct]

What will Tyson Fury's ex boxing coach know about it???

[@carsonweekly]

I love watching podcasts in podcasts, fantastic cutting edge content

[@noell8460]

Volcanos often have salt water near peak as it acts as a lubrication between the plates and comes out in volcanos, the pole shift theory is the magnetic pole shift, it isn't a shift really, its a reversal of polarity, it could unlock the mantel from the crust and the "Earth" tilt changes, moving anything up 90' so Antartic would be in the tropics, and that would be the cause of the floods etc, there'd also be land masses rising out of the sea and others plunging beneath it due to the internal structure of the Earth pushing or dropping below the crust, it could be that mountain ranges grow out of these cataclysms, not over melleniums like we are told,

[@littlemilli5218]

Where can you find the full videos?

[@locus2639]

spotify

[@tylerjett9293]

What’s the whole podcast

[@Tyler2hunnid]

On a podcast watching a podcast. Awesome.

[@notsocrates9529]

I couldn't finish this, despite the fascinating subject matter. Maybe I am the problem, but JRE is boring now. I keep coming back hoping I will get that same feeling from 8 - 10 years ago, it just is not the same anymore.

[@Neutral-Party]

I have a question. There is talk of the poles swapping, but if they're gradually moving, why would that be a disaster? If the north pole is gradually moving, isn't the south pole moving as well?

[@φαρμακεία-πρωταρχικός]

Just a bunch of hoopla talk

[@mikekarlik9897]

Say that to mammoth that was frozen instantly

[@princememphis7726]

It starts slow then rapidly changes

[@MCCRITTERS]

If it's just the magnetic poles moving then reversing, it will cause our magnetic field around the earth to fade and become weak and disorganized until it recovers as it had done many times in the past. This can make life on Earth vulnerable to all the Sun's solar wind and any coronal mass ejections or flares. Depending on severity, it most likely will Kill the Grid, satellites and other electrical technology. See "Carrington Event". Also, Disruption of wildlife migration patterns will affect those populations as well of UV and other detrimental effects to human life. Likely causing famine and health issues. This may just be the least of our problems though.

[@Neutral-Party]

@@MCCRITTERS Great... Thanks for that. 🙃

[@MyUrbanExplorationOnline]

Sound like Rogan need to do a round table with them too, Randall Carlson, Graham Hancock, and Elon Musk.

[@chungboislim2061]

Would be a legendary podcast.

[@MyUrbanExplorationOnline]

@@chungboislim2061 Oh yeah, probably break it too.

[@chrisstrebor]

Would have an insae amount of views

[@davemayers9342]

Love Jimmy, he's such a great narrator.

[@ReDDevilAngelFish]

Watched full show on Spotify although enjoying seeing clips of this being shared. I've done that rabbit hole several times. I believe this to be our very real next concern. Now you know why all the elites are trying to get rich quick. 😏

[@tobiasmaskell202]

What was the full episode? Don't know the guests names lol

[@icewendigo2320]

What is the conclusion???

[@rb19518]

Why would being rich help them

[@PraetorUA]

@@rb19518 the only place you’d be safe is space, so that’s my guess if this is true which I doubt

[@patodiblasi]

Yes, the elites are NOW trying to get rich, as opposed to what they were doing previously...

[@michamrozek8810]

The Dzhanibekov Effect would explain the shifts .. and if core is fluid, it is "decoupled" from crust. Inertia and momentum keep the crust doing same way although core changes rotation. In earths scales crust slips on core like on banana peels. It wont be so bad when it happens.

[@LosZonga]

Understanding that the Earths crust is drifting - Since 1831 when we discovered the North Pole it's gradually drifted north-northwest by more than 600 miles. Again, the Earth Crust is moving, always has, always will.

[@jimjason5146]

The pole shift starts slow. It has been accelerating over the last 10 years, it will flip very very soon. The sun also has cycles and it will soon be throwing out micro-novas that devastate earth. The earthquake in the EAST is just the beginning. May God be with us.

[@Joleen-sg2db]

I live in Denver and it's very easy to find sea-life shells/fossils up in the Rocky Mountains.

[@plainandsimple1]

And here I go down the rabbit hole searching for the Adam and eve story lol

[@ACR_BOX]

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[@j.o.p.9270]

Elon always looks like he’s remembering when what he’s talking about happened.

[@jasonsharma5888]

he's thinking of all the things he doesn't want to say

[@mewhoelse3554]

Bring it on! I'm ready.

[@lucaswilkening6471]

I would assume the moon rotating around the planet pulls on the heavier metals in the planet. Similar to how the moon pulls on our oceans. I would think that this is one reason why the earth maintains a strong magnetosphere. I would also venture to say that in Earth's earlier history flips were probably more common. As the moon is slowly drifting away from the planet these shifts would lessen over Earth's history. Just my thoughts.

[@Tekitas-ol8tu]

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[@CorridosXmusic]

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[@williamdessert3708]

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[@ivywoodxrecords]

It pulls on the heavy metal and the dandelions the exact same amount; Wrong answer keep trying.

[@Mr.Ekshin]

@@ivywoodxrecords - Yup... and the 'flip" isn't magma shifting around, it's an electrical polarity flip, which doesn't involve any shifting of mass. I would be more worried about a temporary lull in earth's magnetic field, and the increased radiation from the sun during that flip. But to your point, some of Joe's guests have done extensive research into various scientific fields without bothering to learn the scientific basics. So they're misinterpreting various research to their own ends and weaving wild tales to make it all fit their own (often crazy) theories.

[@jackwalker9492]

What a brilliant mind combined with athlete. Yet, with humility and kindness. Would love to have a beer with this Joe and he gets and picks a lot of great people and actually listens.

[@spacedoutproductions9433]

What is the document they are talking about? I'd love to see it!

[@11OBlitzO11]

One of the greatest things about Joe Rogan and his podcast is the diversity of people he takes on. But who the hell thinks the planet literally flips (which by they way wouldn't change the magnetic north/south anyway if everything flips with it!) Also we have massive earthquakes all the time deep within the crust following subduction zones. These quakes are detected but not felt in a major way at the surface. Interesting to hear different ideas but many listeners do not think critically about what they are hearing.

[@dylanbaker7090]

Wtf?! So you dont believe the magnetic poles shift... but you happily had all your boosters? Your priority in what you believe is thoroughly twisted..

[@JordansEra23]

Religion + science backs up these claims. What evidence do you have that supports your claim that this won’t happen?

[@Gingish]

It is important to hear critically, but you seem to not hear what they said at all. They are NOT saying the whole planet flips. They ARE saying only the magnetism flips.

[@11OBlitzO11]

@@Gingish 4:42 Am I missing something ? Yes ... that's what they said, a literal planet flip.

[@11OBlitzO11]

@@JordansEra23 Science backs up that the planet flips in space 90 degrees? No it doesn't. Link me a scientific source ! There is indeed magnetic pole shifts, the evidence for this is very sold. This is not evidence that the laws of physics are suspended and the planet literally flips.

[@OfTheVoid]

I was in Colorado last summer, and while hiking different trails and mountains I noticed I was finding loads of SEASHELLS near the top.

[@white94rabbit]

There are millions of shells sea life bones whale bones ontop of the Andes mountains in South America. That's 6-8000 feet

[@lpattenaude1716]

Yep, happened from the flood

[@Nate-yb3ce]

That’s because 100 million years ago there was a seaway that ran though North America and then 88 million years ago the Rocky Mountains began to form.

[@cd1772]

@@Nate-yb3ce those would be classified as fossils, because no everyday-looking seashell would have survived 88-100 million years of decay.

[@homerj.simpson2513]

@@lpattenaude1716 no

[@erikahutchcraft1742]

Love both these guests and their KZbin content. So extremely likeable and seem like they could be your cubicle mate at work or your next door neighbor. They are so sweet, kind and funny and seem like they stumbled into the content that they are now becoming subject matter experts in. What a fun example of how life takes unexpected turns and how you never know what journey you can/will go on if you are willing to put in the work. I tell my kids this, no one is going to knock on your door and tell you what to do with your life. If you don’t know what to do then sign up for that extra class that sounds interesting through the local college, join a social club through the church or community organization, start volunteer work somewhere. When you become more of an interesting person yourself, that’s when more interesting opportunities will open up to you in life, you have to put yourself out there a little bit even if it’s awkward or uncomfortable at first. Again, love Rogan and love these guests. Not that I agree with everything all of them say but I just think they are all super unique and super thoughtful, fun, caring people :)

[@jlg395]

They’re morons, Erika.

[@xgtwb6473]

What a lovely, pleasent comment for the internet 😂

[@kevinbyrne5037]

You need to get Ben on from Suspicious Observers. He will explain everything.

[@gracekaradimos9181]

I am going to research ice age today

[@glexe5033]

found smth?

[@aaronbuildingdreams5835]

Hi Joe great conversations. A great source for pole shifts is Suspicious Observers on KZbin the man is a remarkable scientist who may be of interest. Love to see you two talk. Any ways let the peace and love resonate...

[@Blossom2822]

Suspicious Observers great channel!

[@TruthConsciousnessBliss]

A podcast within a podcast

[@LILSWIG_]

Podception 😊

[@georgeoy932]

It’s becoming a normal trend just wait until it’s a podcast about a podcasting while reacting to a podcast and then reviewing those podcasts

[@SYUColombo]

Complex topics are broken down so easily. Everything is made so understandable.

[@avihs92]

Everyone commenting about Joe not interrupting people… clearly haven’t watched more than a couple videos. He’s actually one of the best interrupters there is.

[@Xan3119]

Somewhere Ben davidson's ears perk up. It's your time to shine brother. From one observer to another. You gotta get Ben on big dog

[@ericschoeman6613]

The earth doesn't flip just the magnetic poles 😂😂😂

[@MrBottlecapBill]

Yup this whole podcast is ridiculous lol. Basically the earths core doesn't even flip lol. The pole shifts often and is shifting right now. They can tell by looking at certain rock formations. Nothing too crazy happens.......your compass just points in a different direction and the norther lights move a bit.