Joe Rogan Experience

Professor Brian Cox is an English physicist and Professor of Particle Physics in the School of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Manchester in the UK.
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[@billiondollardan]

Joe interviewing scientists and philosophers are the only episodes I sit through the entire time utterly engrossed in the conversation.

[@colbychaos9713]

billiondollardan we appreciate you watching the whole episode even joe when he heard that you watched it he was flattered hahahahaha😂 😂😂😂 gtfo

[@TarantulaHawk66]

SAME

[@Victor-qk7mw]

@@colbychaos9713 omg you're hilarious! **Generic emoji x10** you won the internet!

[@alanraymundo]

Ah cmon, the stupid episodes with the boys are also great to watch

[@gregmaxwell7636]

Is Killer Mike a philosopher or scientist?

[@bengriffey4610]

I been fallin asleep to this vid for months now

[@ziakhan6060]

same here

[@JoeKickass1111]

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[@JoeKickass1111]

0 ok po00p00

[@JoeKickass1111]

@@ziakhan6060 poo k8 ppl

[@eoghandridl1007]

Background noise, I'm with ya 👌

[@sabinghimire3854]

Brian constantly mentioning that he does not know certain things and rather mentioning what could be the articulated possibility shows he's a true learner. What a brilliant conversation that was. I spent the whole 2 and a half hours completely immersed in it. He's a gem of human.

[@mikejacobs4092]

National treasure the geezer 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@hermbobsquarehead]

He's a theorist.

[@superman-zr9ei]

He helps me sleep. I appreciate him

[@LoveMyAstros]

Brian is Delightful. Love this man

[@mcmaldek]

He's a physicist and really all about learning.

[@MarkandSandieInMotion]

It must take so much energy for Brian Cox to explain things in a simple way. He does it well, just as Carl Sagan did it so well.

[@0Bryson0]

Carl Sagan would have loved the chance to be on Joe's show and reach so many people who might not get to hear about physics and cosmology. And they'd both geek out about theoretical aliens xD

[@just-dragon-yt]

at the start its hard but after its no big effort really, if u been doing it for years it becomes second nature.

[@MuantanamoMobile]

Richard Feynman too.

[@Devilhunter69]

NDT

[@mcmaldek]

That's how it's taught, and how they learn it.

[@dundun8323]

Brian Cox is by far one of my favourite guests he's ever had on.

[@Cfullerrrr]

Rewatch his 2 episodes all the time

[@dede6199]

That's funny I do also Chris!

[@NoOne0527]

UFOandAlienChannel why? Because he doesn’t believe in ufos and aliens like you?

[@NoOne0527]

UFOandAlienChannel you believe in Bob Lazar yet not Brian Cox lmao

[@tompattinson528]

@@UFOandAlienChannel UFO does not = Aliens

[@BeerdyBruceLeeCentral]

Jamie, your game is off today, the audio is WAY too low.

[@alaskansummertime]

He needs to get Lee Syat on speed dial.

[@carlwilliams897]

Beerdy - Bruce Lee Central turn that shit up bro it's nothing lol

[@sheslying7117]

Give him a break, he's too busy pulling things up for Joe

[@alaskansummertime]

@@sheslying7117 But he got an A in physics. Should be short work for him.

[@norbertchong3920]

yeah, i turned the volume up so i could hear, then accidentally triggered my itunes to play........scared the shit outta me. Fuck sakes.

[@thedoopa3169]

Brian cox got me so interested in science about 20 years ago. Iv watched him traverse through his career and he hasn't changed a bit. He is hands down my favorite physicist and possibly even my favorite figure head. He helped me pass so many classes, gave me an understanding of complex things that used to baffle me. He is a treasure, he should be way more known than any of the celebrities out there.

[@eamonnclay2673]

Max Tegmark as well , he seems so excited when he talk about this stuff

[@yasirpanezai5690]

He is an actor

[@Asshole88]

He wasn't a public figure 20 years ago

[@yasirpanezai5690]

@@Asshole88 Brian cox is a joke and a paid shill. He thinks money is more important than knowledge

[@SenecaHighlander]

Brian will live to over 100 years old... easy. Sitting in front of Joe, he was about 52 at the time but looks like he's in his 20's. His mellow demeanor and overall air of happiness is something we should all strive for.

[@runescaperzzz]

Probably a slow resting heartbeat as well which would explain the extremely composed and calm demeanor

[@antonytalia]

Its the childlike wonder!

[@pythondrink]

That's due to severe time dilation. Brian Cox is actually a black hole. From our perspective, he hardly ages. From his frame of reference, however, everything's normal.

[@dancraw73]

I'm jealous of his ability to smile constantly without looking insane.

[@Jonathan-Pilkington]

@@liamleonard9120 what's a demon?

[@mattq9846]

Looks fucking insane to me

[@jackbenson8228]

you're ENVIOUS, not jealous. they're totally different things. look it up.

[@mattq9846]

@@jackbenson8228 get a life you nerd

[@schreckpmc]

jack benson we all know that but sometimes people like to communicate without coming off like a pedantic know it all.

[@Jabber-ig3iw]

I went to his world tour, didn’t understand anything, loved every minute.

[@dominicduesa6441]

Love that 😂👌

[@benwhite7005]

brilliant haha

[@dannymartin442507]

Ditto😂

[@puppyjones624]

Brilliant...

[@dbje5918]

Lucky man

[@turkeysandwich421]

Joe needs to have Brian back on! Really enjoy listening to Brian discuss astrophysics, and pretty much anything else. Very humble, soft-spoken, and as courteous of a guy as you can have on.

[@charliebritton971]

I love how Brian Cox quickly and concisely explains any scientific language he uses for anyone who may be unfamiliar with the topic. No wonder he did a world tour🌎

[@toniivanova9360]

It's still going. He's in Europe now and I've got my tickets for his Sofia show in April. I didn't even dare to dream to watch him live and now he's coming and of all things - on my damn birthday. That would be the most epic birthday I've had.

[@mcmaldek]

Thats how most physicists do it believe it or not, they teach you in college to do it that way, they're very specific about telling us that we need to be able to "talk it out"

[@kallum29nffc]

It’s so refreshing to see such a brilliantly intelligent man that doesn’t look down on us mere mortals. He explains things in such a way that caters for everybody. I could burst with admiration of his humility.

[@MrAmw1]

What a lovely comment

[@christopherramsue3119]

It is refreshing.

[@TheSeanpatrickobrien]

You love cox

[@dantron7073]

What a sad comment.. He's just a dude with an education in physics..

[@dantron7073]

@DTB88 And so are you..

[@jamesbaxter8914]

"It's not weak to not know", important words of wisdom.

[@JohnnyBillstoohigh]

Purple Nurple what

[@illiteratethug3305]

@@ZedNebuloid alt-right window-licker fails to grasp basic English. Somebody get a screenshot quick, you don't see this everyday...

[@mytzusky]

Also Brian said something like: scientists are happy even when they are wrong, because at least they can say how it's not, they learned something.

[@linx2995]

Great quote, it's interesting to be curious and discover new things. It's weak to accept the bullshit stories of religion, making the weak minded feel like they found the answer. They need the comfort in being told the simple answer, fearing the unknown for some reason.

[@bringinthedope5929]

@@linx2995 lol as a christain someone told me this earlier via video communication, anti theist are interesting folks, i guess i can respect it even though they have a low opinion of christains like me, and i dont agree that im weak minded because my actions say other wise. But i guess its all opinion

[@joshuasrulez]

I love listening to Brian talk. The way he explains things makes so much sense. If my teachers in school were like him, I would have actually learned something.

[@Sabreerbas]

I was having a similar thought along those lines. Imagine if all teachers, spoke like this and had the kids hanging on every word. We would live in a very different world for sure 👌

[@joshuasrulez]

Right on!@@Sabreerbas Have a wonderful day!

[@mcmaldek]

He speaks they way they teach in college.

[@joshuasrulez]

@@mcmaldek I wouldn't know.

[@mcmaldek]

Your physics teachers didnt do this, You're referring to other teachers right? Any decent physicist knows that the first thing you learn is that you need to be able to talk it through. That's the way they teach it. You tell the story thren do the other stuff (maths, etc)

[@grimesybhoy]

Joe let’s be having this legend of a man back on the show. Long overdue. Unreal,by far the best one you have done to date.

[@MichaelSmith-xx6hr]

Cox just came out with a new theory that the universe is older than the Big Bang theory. I would love to see him back on JRE

[@grimesybhoy]

Yeah jwt is proving that theory to be correct. A lot has happened in 4 years since this episode aired and would love to hear these two go again.

[@adamgregory5477]

I agree. By far my favourite episode. Two great human beings discussing amazing things. Just such respect between the two. Be interesting to hear Prof Cox talk about the findings from JWT

[@OriginalPuro]

"be having"? Let's have this legend*

[@grimesybhoy]

I’m Irish it’s just the way we come across. Everything in this episode and you single out this lol. Lighten up.

[@pham411]

Is the audio low? I’m blasting the volune

[@richardsandoval1723]

fucking jeimi

[@orangejuicyice1448]

Blueprints For Headaches stfu

[@DannyTheGFP]

Yes

[@Azoicum]

Please a better audio upload, Jamie 🎸

[@jasoncantrall6446]

Yes

[@ThePortraitArt]

Brian is one smart mellow man that is able to convey crazy concepts to average joe like me (with 0 condescension), and making topics / knowledge fascinating and interesting. If only every professor and teacher is like that. sigh.

[@mr.sarcastic3980]

What did you major in ?

[@kelberts]

We know he used to be a rock star, right?

[@jackwalt8040]

I have friends that thought his lectures were boring. I've never been to his lectures before, but I find stuff like this podcast really thought provoking. Much alike Neil Degrasse Tyson, he makes complex concepts really accessable and I like that.

[@MrRachdack]

"... average [Toe] like me..." y/w

[@binky1135]

It's pronounced "condensation" idiot.

[@djkaz7653]

Who here is still fallin asleep to this in 2024? 🔥

[@deviprasadshetty8776]

Me

[@mrnibblesmom]

Yup

[@demaciaa]

watch it at 2x speed

[@cloudysunset2102]

not falling asleep, playing sudoku and listening......

[@robschreffler7858]

April 29th 2024.

[@mcmaldek]

Brian cox is great, I ran into him once and i said "what's up" he said "you asked the right guy" and winked. It caught me off guard , The way he did it was friggin hilarious! Because he literally knows astrophysics and everything UP 😂

[@bethany6205]

I love how joyous he looks just talking about the universe. He smiled the whole time.

[@Jamie19071982]

Prof Cox is a LEGEND. Id love to go for a beer with him and jus LISTEN.

[@bethany6205]

@Mally Canning go to sleep.

[@Jamie19071982]

@Mally Canning wtf r u smoking 😂😂😂

[@MrSmotPoker1]

He probably gets laid ALOT

[@alisherakramov6232]

He gay then

[@raghavsayal]

Brian's wife:I'm divorcing you Brian:🙂

[@anyexpat]

ahahahha

[@digitalhippie2336]

100%

[@lifethrownoutofthewindow]

lol

[@nickamato4540]

Lmao

[@kaerbear]

😄❤️ Brian: yeah...I agree with you

[@MrCampbellambulus]

Brian is the most interesting and patient teacher. You can ask him the most basic question and he’ll always explain the answers clearly and honestly.

[@ukrulesall1]

What an amazing human being!! His smile and his passion for his work is infectious. Can not watch him and not feel the amazing vibes.

[@oliveraeternus3285]

These kind of episodes are why I'm subbed to the show 👍

[@Blackatchaproduction]

Read that in lemon grab

[@Chris-hw4mq]

Yes most interesting podcasts better then radiolab

[@SubtleStoicism]

*Checkout The Kanye West & Joe Rogan Interview that's on my channel!* *It's Hilarious!*

[@sirbarnabyst.johntoffingto9017]

Oliver Aeternus Indeed. Unfortunately on occasion Mr. Rogan sees fit to invite on some frightful annoyance like filthy trollop Nikki Glaser.🎩

[@oliveraeternus3285]

@@Blackatchaproduction acceptable

[@nishant3528]

Patiently waiting for Professor Brian to be back on the show. It’s about time man.

[@dulisha]

fr fr

[@Obito_RL]

Og

[@lusttv758]

Yep

[@DrVonNostrand]

Too busy interviewing alt right thought leaders

[@SteelSmoker]

Copy that

[@vyyo5025]

Still waiting in Brian to be back. Have always loved the episodes where Joe brings in folks from the science community. The best episodes in my opinion.

[@nurby1824]

Joe asks simple questions that we would ask, Brian answers in the most simple way for us to understand. Absolutely brilliant.

[@kblocal07]

One of the best Joe Rogan shows so far. Touched on so many good topics. Brian Cox is really good at explaining. Joe is really good at asking the right question and letting the guest speak.

[@pat5star]

Alfonso Mcpatel Brian Cox has been a guest on the JRE show once before (that I remember) so if you enjoyed this episode (and who wouldn’t??!!) you may want to check out the other one, too. Sorry I don’t remember which episode it was exactly...and that I’m to lazy to look it up for you ;-)

[@l7986]

"Joe is really good at letting the guest speak" Wish he was like this for every guest and not just the people smarter then him

[@jasminfer9785]

@@l7986 yeah, maybe Im mistaken but sometimes I see this Ego taking over. It's not too much but can be annoying sometimes. Nevertheless I'd pick JRE at any time over those h3h3 shills.

[@GIBBO4182]

Brian is the most natural teacher I’ve ever seen. He makes the most complex things seem accessible to us all

[@debras1503]

Agreed

[@stu4181]

They say if you can’t explain a complex topic to someone in a way they understand you don’t fully understand it, it will be his depth of understanding that allows it. I find him incredibly impressive

[@BrocketMarc]

He’s a freemason.

[@robyroberson3661]

Fuck yeah, boy! Theo Von

[@666gororo]

YESSSS im dumb on understanding new things but with his explanation its all just, straight to my brain.

[@LoneWanderer727]

I could listen to Brian talk about concepts of physics for days on end. He makes them so approachable, interesting and provides a larger framework for why they're important for us to understand as humans. Why we need science, why we learn.

[@adjoho1]

And, I think, maybe most importantly, he has a quality about how he speaks that never leaves the listener feeling left out. Or dumb, or to stupid to understand. He gently takes your hand and guides you deep into the science, always reassuring, and always informative. He's a treasure of our species.

[@JonnyBSmiff]

Imagine if we all had a science teacher like Brian Cox, we would have so much more understanding of our world and beyond!

[@Alex-mj5dv]

Probably the best episode Joe has ever done - he’s engrossed and Brian could just go on and on as he’s enjoying to too. They get on very well. He loves his area of pursuit and communicating it in an appropriate manner for more universal understanding. He’s just a great educator and keeps it enlightening and engaging and fun. Top-drawer and classic JRE. Thank you Brian, you’re a legend

[@chongli3007]

🥇

[@unclebensrice4702]

The combination of an intelligent teacher and someone who's open minded and inquisitive

[@mastod0n1]

The Sean Carroll episodes are fantastic too. Sean is on the same level as Brian Cox as a science communicator. Brian is a little more charming but Sean is equally as articulate and adept at explaining things in laymen's terms.

[@derrickpatterson8534]

I’ve never heard anyone explain something as complex as space so simply and so calmly with no hint of condescension.

[@ac-gp3kz]

Absolutely. thats his gift, explaining concepts that the layman can understand. i went to see Michio Kaku a few years ago having read a couple of his books and felt the talk was directed at schoolchildren, he explained everything like he was talking to a bunch of school kids when in fact it was a hall full of adults who had most likely read his books, the best part of the night was when the audience got to ask questions. thats when the real in depth stuff got talked about. there were heaps of super smart people in the audience that were well educated and could grasp the concepts and got to the really indepth stuff and thats when it got interesting, if there had been no q&a from the audience it would have been boring as shit. Brian Cox has the gift of explaining stuff that we normals can understand without being treated like dumbos. He's by far the best at conveying these concepts in a way most people can grasp. And best of all you can tell he's completely absorbed ih his field, he clearly loves sharing his knowledge in a way normal folk can understand. seems to be devoid of ego, just full of wonder, I think he is fantastic,

[@mmaphilosophy]

That's why the British accent automatically makes him sound a lot better than our American accent. It's just so more interesting and proppa and believable

[@mmaphilosophy]

@MUFC Soccer? I'm American and I'll admit that our football is a dumb name considering we copied the name and we use our hands. I personally call "Soccer" football and I call our football, "NFL"

[@dougcox4310]

Unlike a certain astrophysicist... you know who you are!

[@kelferg]

@@mmaphilosophy Soccer got its name as a shortening of “association football”. It mostly caught on here in the US and I think in Australia, where other variants of “football” developed. I think American football evolved into the mostly-hands thing, I vaguely remember hearing a thing about it but of course the details are fuzzy…I just remember that it made our football name make more sense.

[@jophermans]

This podcast is probably my favourite podcast so far. Brian Cox his ability to explain extreme complex matter in a reasonably simple way is fantastic. I also praise Joe Rogan his attitude

[@shadofpv]

That was one of the most enjoyable ones you've ever done! 🎉 brian is a legend aswell! Hope you can have him back on the show soon! There are lots of topics to be covered and i feel like you both are educating people with these talks

[@Fireguy65]

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[@saliman88]

If we had more teachers in schools with this kind of palpable passion for cosmology we would have more physicists in the world. He awakens my childhood fascination with Space!

[@mutalix]

I remember reading somewhere that as a child he was infatuated with Carl Sagan and his show Cosmos. It tuned him into the curiosity of the cosmos and its mysteries.

[@siobhan-rae]

I was lucky enough to still be in school when he was making tv programs and they showed them in science classes it was my favourite

[@south_londonobserver8810]

ENTHUSIASM IS INFECTIOUS

[@Caleb-il7om]

Because people this enthused are smart and want more pay than 50k per year

[@mastod0n1]

​@@Caleb-il7omcorrect. my wife is a teacher and what she is paid is not proportional to what she has to deal with. During 2020 I was working nights and she was teaching virtually and I got to see first hand what she deals with on a daily basis. My county voted against a proposal to raise teacher pay 2 years ago via a measly $7/mo increase in tax and now everyone is wondering why there is a teacher shortage here. A decent amount of our teachers, including my wife, moved to a district one county over because they pay *slightly* better.

[@nopeteys2424]

Joe is at his best as an interviewer when he knows he doesn’t know anything about what the interviewee is talking about, and he just asks simple questions that regular people want to know and lets them talk.

[@cominginhot1]

correct! i noticed the same of what your saying

[@soppingclam]

It's great because he is a fabulous generalist

[@rahul.r]

Incorrect to say "..he doesn't know anything..". Joe does have a better understanding of some of the concepts than an average guy coz of his genuine curiosity.

[@moonman4122]

When they talked about light sabers and when Joe said it’s kinda dumb that we can see the lightsaber move. He obviously doesn’t know how it works. In that universe, people with the force move faster than the eye can see

[@leskobrandon691]

@@moonman4122 LMAO 🤣 😂

[@bigeasyunlimited]

This dude is quickly becoming my favorite "smart guy ' (I'm not actually sure his official title and don't wanna disrespect him) the way he talks about , explains and approaches different topics and theories makes them so much easier for a not smart guy like me to understand. And he always seems do damn happy. His energy is contagious!

[@Im-Kaspa]

Its doctor. But i beleive hes also a professor. And hes also been in a famous band. Needs a new title like 'The Legendary'

[@5driedgrams]

Awesome Joe, you should bring more physicists and biologists on the show.

[@mattw2396]

@TOM LOTT why are you shouting

[@jamesr169]

TOM LOTT Why you gotta capitalize dawg lol, that goes against internet etiquette

[@mattw2396]

@TOM LOTT I was memeing but ok

[@mattw2396]

@TOM LOTT Although, capital letters are often used to show loud exclamation, so I'm sure I'm not alone in having read that in a loud tone in my internal monologue.

[@mattw2396]

@TOM LOTT To? Your typing is very strange, you seem quite unhinged.

[@akshivgulati2986]

Joe Rogan is is such a curious and insightful interviewer. When people say the people that Joe brings onto his shows are so intelligent, they forget the fact that only two highly intellectual beings can have such interestingly mind-boggling conversations. I mean I am astonished and awestruck by how many things he knows and his ability to ask the questions that he does. Thank you Joe for having the ability to extract such interesting conversations from anyone you interview, you truly are a genius!

[@makepizzanotwar2608]

There are a lot of things I don't agree with Joe's views. But my interest isn't about him, my interest are about the conversations. In most of his videos he brings out some legit questions and I like how he actually listens and interact with the conversations. He doesn't cloud or blurs out the answers from his guests. So, I like listening to most of his podcasts. Others don't catch my fancy, but a lot of times he does bring in some interesting guest.

[@ankitaaarya]

Kaise ho dr. Gulati

[@filmjazz]

A very closed minded person I know called Rogan “a gateway to the alt right” in an attempt to write him off completely. Granted, this was 3 years ago and Joe has evolved since then, but any intelligent person could see his honestly and open-mindedness.

[@cjoakman7715]

Great interviewer, the best color UFC guy in the business, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu brown belt, Taekwondo black belt, semi-pro pool player, avid bow hunter, proponent of weed legalization, healthy eater, exercises frequently and ignores requests to do movies because he wants to be home more. He's obviously an extraterrestrial, sent back in time to makes all of us guys look inferior...lol.

[@wazdiddly2345]

Yes, you’re spot on. Joe is a wizard :)

[@global_nomad.]

have seen so many clips from this interview, that finally managed to watch through the whole thing in a few sessions. still fantastic, and insightful and useful. Certainly always trying to tell my design students that uncertainty is good, and not knowing means you're exploring new things

[@Aastikya]

We all know how smart Brian Cox is but it's so impressive (to me) to learn how smart Joe is as well. To ask the questions alone that he is asking and on top of it question the viability of any theory - very smart Joe. Respect

[@jtetrfs5367]

A very good episode. And while Brian Cox is an enjoyable speaker, one should not forget Joe Rogan's excellent ability to maintain a conversation with such a wide variety of guests.

[@davidbarbosa2682]

jtet rfs doesn’t get enough credit. He knows a general amount of information on sooooo many topics. You seriously can’t expect him to be an expert at everything.

[@kevinc638]

He’s the embodiment of: “jack of all trades, master of none”, in the best way possible

[@ericgleisle8312]

Shit. I totally forgot.

[@yarkmates3409]

Held his game here and asked some interesting questions but he’s had a lot of practice and this isn’t the first time with Brian on the show , but still you’ve gotta rate joe getting much better at this

[@daveolifent487]

Its fashionable to make fun of Joe, but theres a reason he has the most successful podcast of all time. He represents the average uninformed listener who may or may not know much about the topics his guests are specialists in.

[@simonbentley5719]

Imagine how pissed off you would be if you where on a journey of 100 years interstellar and you get overtaken by the ship with superior tech (speed) which set off 50 years after you did?

[@danjackson2014]

Why has this comment not got 1000s likes

[@tomgallimore404]

@@danjackson2014 because its basic knowledge

[@avedic]

@@tomgallimore404 It's not basic knowledge.....most people wouldn't even "get" it. Also....it's just really funny. But you knew both those things....right? :P

[@softeyecyrus336]

I would be mad as shii😂😂

[@Roronoazorochan]

simon bentley this comment deserves more clout

[@Piggie_happiness]

We saw him in Bath. What a absolutely mind blowing event. Just so happy we got to see and listen to Brian Cox. He sp3aks so beautifully and clearly.

[@CactusFace321]

😊 That man is one of a kind. He has a love for knowledge that is immeasurable. And his face lights up when he talks about space.

[@kylemckay4308]

You have to love how Brain looks genuinely happy talking about science and helping other people understands what he loves.

[@katinkaaa2951]

That's where so many teachers fail. When they express no enthusiasm the students don't feel comfortable with excitement over anything, and learning is of course far more boring.

[@theinternetdiary]

@@katinkaaa2951 yeah i find i learn a lot more from teachers when they express their love and passion for their subject. It makes it more enjoyable for both the learner and the teaher.

[@magdaleneokocha8733]

Yes he did you can have my number 07061881551

[@c0222]

@@katinkaaa2951 I think that’s partly because they find it difficult to be enthusiastic about the simplest of scientific principles. Imagine being a kids football (soccer to the freak shows) coach and find the tactics and adaptation to different teams and game plans interesting, but you’re stuck trying to teach them how to kick the ball properly. Same for some teachers I imagine.

[@erook2019]

@Nerd in Disguise As true as that is, teachers have to be the ones to engage the students, students go from class to class, it is usually a few hours before they get to your one, and by then all they think about it to leave.. So the teacher has to be the one to engage, that's what they should be paid to do.. Teacher can't be the one to feed off of student responses, atleast for the first few weeks as the students get accomodated to the subject.

[@Dragonlungz21]

I can listen to Brian Cox speak all day. This was a very informative and interesting conversation and I’m grateful for listening to it.

[@centreforehead8002]

It doesn't really lead you anywhere though, just go round and round chasing your tail after endless theories and shit lol! zzz

@@centreforehead8002 As opposed to the insightful and life changing pearls of enlightenment that Joe and Jack Dorsey discovered last week?

[@baileyslife3469]

Not only is Brian’s voice angelic and calming , and his demeanor is incredible , but the joy u can sense and see when he talks about this , we don’t deserve him .. I’m glad Joey gave him almost 3 hours

[@nicolasalmang7013]

What an interview, like old school good ones, Joe shows himself very interested and make some of the most authentic questions ever.

[@camanderson9954]

20 minutes into the podcast and this guy is amazing. He is so chill and smart but talks at a pace that you can follow and understand what he is talking about. I haven't felt overwhelmed by him yet. Keep it up Joe!

[@andyhutley2857]

This is the 3rd time he's been on if I remember correctly, each one had been great to hear what is said

[@iFkNxLegend]

Well he is a university lecturer and tv personality. I don’t think he would have gotten this far if I couldn’t communicate

[@MrRAAN1]

Joe, please have Brian on your show again.. He's one of the greatest educators of our century. I'm sure he has more knowledge to share!

[@djpj9174]

Oh you have no idea. Easily THE best TV watching here in the UK. From particle physics made easy to the powers of nature that shape our lives, Brian delivers everything from a base of profound knowledge.

[@Nutrolize]

Going to see him in September and I can't wait

[@chrismann7013]

Agreed, although they have already gone over a lot in great detail about the things we want to know. I think he will have him back on at some point but maybe when they make a new scientific discovery.

[@CM-td4zu]

@@Nutrolize saw him a few years ago…he was just amazing! You will love it. 👍🏻

[@TheCoolMexicanGuy]

PLEASE JOE, HAVE BRIAN COX AGAIN. I’ve listened to this podcast at least 7 times already and I feel like it’s my first time watching every single time. So fascinating the way he explains cosmology and astronomy

[@e-boy2252]

Brian has a way of disarming everyone he speaks to because he is a soft spoken and genuine person. He’s the antithesis of arrogance and that makes him the greatest physicist of our time as far as I’m concerned ❤

[@blakependlebury8205]

Well you really stuffed that one up. For starters he’s not a physician, and since when does likeability correlate with greatness or genius?

[@blakependlebury8205]

He’s just your favourite 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@e-boy2252]

@@blakependlebury8205 omg Thankyou for pointing out my misspelling lol I fixed it

[@pervenchemusic]

​@@blakependlebury8205he is genius, and it correlates with greatness in this scenario when he's explaining concepts to a general wide audience,

[@SaudiMajix]

Mr Cox is amazing what’s more amazing the fact that Joe give him time with out a lot of interruptions , I love that about him personally, others would be always jumping in to say something

[@JurdBeats]

Jamie put a limiter plugin and bring up the threshold on the master channel inside your UAD mixer console. The overall volume is very low and this will fix that.

[@royeaston6067]

Volume is low.

[@curtisameigh3010]

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[@seriouskaraoke879]

Fiddle with the compression.

[@von...]

@@Ascoundrel A limiter is a compressor with a very high ratio

[@GThomas1983]

Or just forget all that technical shit and turn the fucking volume up!

[@joelsom]

Zero condescension, total humility, and beautiful explanations. What a gem of an interview!

[@wanghotangho5803]

Brian is cool as shit

[@daves3273]

@@wanghotangho5803 He would probably say we are all of that which was said!

[@Sabreerbas]

When I listen to Professor Cox. I’m instantly put at ease, and hang on everything he says. The study and research this man has had to have done throughout his life to be able to speak like this about the universe blows me away. I love listening to him speak about everything.

[@assmosis4573]

I love when he says “I think”.. he doesn’t act like a know it all. He’s so humble and understands that what he knows could still possibly be wrong.

[@WhyteDem0n]

The episodes with guys like Brian are the best because Joe knows to when to actually shut up and listen and he actually asks decent questions from a layman's perspective.

[@louie9373]

I wish more people would listen (knowing when to shut up.)

[@mboiko]

2 hours and 34 minutes seemed to fly by...great to have Brian Cox back on again!

[@ScottJonesy]

Yep. Been lucky enough to meet Cox a few times...could listen to him all day long. I'm going back in for a second listen

[@joech1065]

@@ScottJonesy I have also met a few Cox back in my days, if you know what I am saying

[@RalphieMuskinyaar]

Listening to this and falling asleep gives me so much peace

[@dbapto6994]

Good to know

[@connorbrowne5221]

I've watched this ep and other one so many times. What a great conversation to witness

[@Agent-fg9ol]

This is literally one of, if not the best conversation I've ever listened to.

[@bruhbruhhh3560]

Except the torture of Joe not getting the flat space thing

[@mahinahmed2316]

Probably the best joe rogan ever host

[@bobtillman5769]

Brian Cox is blowing my mind. This is so much fun to listen to, even if I don't understand half of it!

[@Kommando101]

Completely agree, amazing discussion🤩

[@tonybuckley6413]

ah ya. excellent

[@billyhawkins721]

Brian seems like the most genuinely kind person ever. Hard not to like this guy

[@TSE_WOODY]

Really friendly demeanour to him

[@CanariasCanariass]

Agree. Perfect teacher

[@tezz8594]

His welcoming demeanor of education reminds me of of Professor Toth from u of m.

[@hippocampusthanks2736]

A bit of Peewee Herman vibe though

[@davidodadzin9224]

@@hippocampusthanks2736literally my thoughts and I was thinking should I write it and then I saw this!

[@SC-vs7ik]

I really wish i enjoyed what I do as much as Professor Brian Cox does, he just seems to be completely enamoured with his work.

[@kassidijoyner496]

Love this he makes u really think about life and how crazy we are even here

[@olivermitro5076]

I need a playlist of all “ joe rogan x scientists ”

[@davidwilkinson2038]

That list currently does exist google it

[@toastie8173]

kinky

[@mondachewon2873]

Yeah man... not some of 💩 third rate comedians

[@robertculmer3]

I was just saying this🎯

[@NoName-qi7vx]

@@Nei982 Bill Burr, joey diaz. Those are his best especially burr

[@paulpowell1987]

A great podcast. I am always impressed with how Joe holds his own in these conversations. Not so much due to his knowledge, which he openly admits is limited, but having just enough knowledge to engage Brian to allow him to expand on these amazing subjects. Brian is truly a gift to us. Really enjoy listening to him.

[@VicenzzoCK]

Was thinking the same. Lots of awesome people around us.

[@cwhquick]

one of the best interviewers of the internet age, mainly due to his ability to listen, rather than talk.

[@jessizthebess4590]

Pablo shut up

[@MrCanada4evr]

People who so easily dismiss actors as knowing little forget that they are TRAINED to MEMORIZE a massive amount of data in a short period of time. You can't be stupid to do that. And that means something. Imagine George Clooney given say 10 pages of medical jargon PER WEEK for YEARS, when even people training to be REAL doctors might have trouble remembering. The fact Joe was on a sitcom and had to memorize dialogue, or even his comedy routine, it isn't surprising to me he knows so much about so many things in general. And you could argue Joe isn't even a SERIOUS actor. Someone like Anthony Edwards, also on ER had mORE medical Jargon to remember for years longer than George. AND MAYBE we all hope we could get a doctor as seeemingly compassionate as Edwards appeared onscreen.

[@paulpowell1987]

For those that think I am hating, read my comment properly. It's a compliment, not a criticism.

[@geswhat77]

Brian is so generous with his knowledge, what a brilliant man

[@winstonmontag586]

To me, this is probably the best episode of Joe's show. Way to go, Rogan!

[@brendan9868]

Man the difference between this guy and Neil “lemme interrupt you real quick” Degrasse Tyson is like day and night. This dude is so polite and genuinely excited about the stuff they’re talking about and he’s even explaining stuff in a way the average person would understand.

[@WonkoDenFriske]

My thoughts exactly. Neil Degrasse Tyson is so full of himself. Even though I'm sure he is smart and good at what he does I can't stand to listen to him for more than a few minutes.

[@jackgavan9624]

A Briton vs American😉😅

[@LAZISH]

@@jackgavan9624 Well. There is also Brian Greene, who is both humble and hilarious/entertaining at the same time!!!!!

[@josephbieberly8624]

@@jackgavan9624 I have spent a lot of time in the UK and my observations are that Britons are full of themselves. Every time I left the UK and arrived back in the United States I could tell a big difference in the animation of both countries. In the United States people seem much happier and more friendly with strangers. I have traveled the world and have never seen another country that comes even close to the United States.

[@Whoami691]

@@josephbieberly8624 As a brit who has visited America, i have seen the reverse. Americans are rude and obnoxious, at least the ones i met were.

[@PhotoAdvanced]

This guy's voice is so calming to me

[@davidyoung5311]

bANoMia Or he was just born with that accent and intonation. But why not? let's slap a conspiracy theory label on the topic you wet wipe.

[@chakir348]

not jiust the voice his nice personality 2 he never speaks aggressively

[@woody816]

PhotoAdvanced yeah it’s well known in uk for being soothing. He could make a piece of wood so wonderful and soothing

[@mojobag01]

@bANoMia A soft Mancunian accent. Weirdo.

[@DavidJeromePutnam]

It‘s because he‘s hypnotizing you right now.

[@yohrdan1]

@Joe Rogan, this is the way! So intrigue, interesting topics with smooth flow in one another. About existence, about transcendental understanding! Keep more company, like that. I want to hear all the science stuff you can get!

[@bradleypetschow8802]

We need another Brian episode… 🦾🙏

[@Yakuzaka1412]

This is just my favorite quote: What more do you want? The ingredients in our body were assembled in the hearts of long dead stars over billions of years. And have assembled themselves spontaneously into temporary structures that can think and feel and explore. And those structures will decay away at some point. And in a very far future there will be no structures left. So there we are, we exist in this very little window were we can observe this magnificent universe. Why do you want anymore?

[@TheOneBort]

Poetry.

[@sapisjan]

Genius shows in clarity of thought

[@badromenful]

"That's pretty bad ass" that's a quote from the movie mastermind

[@stevejobs6396]

🙏🏻 Amen!!

[@predater5017]

"assemble themselves spontaneosly" lmao, how fucking stupid can you get

[@citisoccer]

Lol love the moments when Brian is pausing, and almost stuttering. He's trying to figure out how to present his knowledge to us normal humans.

[@andysmyth1211]

Yea I noticed this. He tries so hard to explain in a way everyone understands and shares in what fascinates him

[@haidengeary8277]

He has a stammer, sometimes, many do. I have the same thing. It's nothing to do with all this knowledge trying to come out.

[@Varksterable]

@Samwisegamgee The Brave And you have contributed what, exactly, to science and community?

[@joeroganexperiencetimestam8030]

Follow Joe Rogan Timestamps on Instagram for all ongoing Timestamps for Spotify podcasts. There will be no comments when JRE fully switches over to Spotify in December, so follow me and don’t miss out. instagram.com/p/CEpXps_F5Ag/?igshid=2so6kczzyu5r

[@sayno2lolzisback]

Someone said if you can't explain a complicated thing simply then you don't understand it

[@PavolOrth]

this is an extremely fantastic podcast i love both of those guys

[@thomas-lo5pg]

Brian Cox is so humble...He doesn't know everything about his science but he takes us all on a journey whilst he learning...He's a beautiful human being.

[@UROOZFATIMA190]

Mr.Brian cox is one of my favorite physicists ever his explanations makes so much sense than any other physicists.. and precisely your way of saying we don't know yet actually that's i find so nice ,way of interpreting topics and all incredible stuff of physics is just so super cool🔥 and so authentically i appreciate it. KEEP it up sir.. and your smile is Just incredibly astonishing .... 😊❤🚀

[@chadmoore1599]

Yes sir

[@camATX]

This is my favorite podcast that Joe's done, I think. Joe, or Jamie, whoever is reading this- Please have Professor Cox back on the program!

[@spencertidd]

I love the fact that Joe doesn't pretend to understand some of this, and will honestly say that he can't understand it, allowing Brian to explain something in a different way. Not many interviewers have the capacity and honesty to do this.

[@ploetzjh]

Spencer Tidd yeah but then he denies every single conservative view ever, like with Nick the other podcast. Dudes a fuckin sheep now.

[@koopakilla801]

Very true

[@MrNiceHk]

he is fearless in his discourse

[@meehaullsplace7994]

good observation dood!!!!!!!

[@johnbalani9249]

The way he says that I don’t know is more than enough to describe his intelligence ❤

[@johnmel9456]

Great interview. How Brian brain holds all this information is baffling ....superb

[@ardiannuhiji2543]

When joe was strugling with the flat universe thing, man I felt his struggle

[@RickySpanish12344]

I'm not a scientist but I think what he's saying is if you used a laser, and pointed it over the horizon you would see the Earth curvature, while when it's used in space, there is none.... If I remember correctly they used a couple of lasers, and pointed them in such a way as to make a < shape. There was no measurable curve that you would expect in a sphere shaped expanding universe.

[@jamesmorseman3180]

@@RickySpanish12344 easier to think of it as that on the largest scales, parallel lines will stay parallel forever, and the angels of a triangle add up to 180 degrees. Neither of those would be true in a universe with positive or negative curvature. He doesn't mean flat as in the universe is 2D (which it might be btw check out the holographic principle) he just means that geometry is the same as it would be on a 2D surface which is the whole parallel lines and triangle thing.

[@skoalpimpin7575]

It’s not hard to understand lol... Some people just can’t wrap there mind around some things they can’t comprehend...

[@freakazoid4691]

@@skoalpimpin7575 I seriously doubt you understood any of that.

[@arotheon4468]

Dj Walters thanks Dj, very cool

[@twanshiiit]

Joe is curious, and is able to follow and ask good questions. He listens carefully to his guests and is fascinated by them. He is not a physicist, like many of us here. But thats why we like him. We relate to him.

[@rory787]

@@jordymorgan1385 😂😂😂😂

[@x...CrankyOldMan...x]

Yes sir.. absolutely true.

[@Strype13]

Until he has a guest who's funnier than him. Then he seemingly gets intimidated and starts interrupting & derailing conversations for no apparent reason. (See Theo Von's recent podcast for a great example)

[@bimW00]

he’s the bridge between them and us

[@fergal2424]

Joe is not always like that. Anyone he remotely disagreees with or is coming from a different point of view or is skeptical about he’ll talk down to and over them, cut them and not listen or get drunk and be a dick

[@bobbertknokno4090]

Every time I watch Brian Cox I am more impressed than the last time. And Joe is the humble host with the awe and fascination of a child. His interview method is above all the rest.

[@kalkikathiravan1413]

Yeah, he is actively listening and is actually trying to understand. He asks questions anytime he doesn’t get a concept, no matter how stupid it might sound.

[@SJ_Killy]

Fkin love brian cox man

[@Charlieandersali]

Around 2 hours in you can see how much respect these 2 have for each other and how at ease Brian is. Perfect interview from Joe. Phenomenal.

[@horaciocabrera9747]

Jesus 2 HOURS in??

[@TechKody]

Brian: Hi Joe: that is incomprehensible

[@lindam6129]

And add in a good dose of F bombs to Joe's end of the conversation

[@olacarnegard4315]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH xD Good one!

[@castortroy5349]

Thanks 😂😂😂😂

[@mistervanderveer]

*snorts DMT*

[@MrDigitop]

hahahaha

[@Shaker392]

WE NEED BRIAN BACK ON THE PODCAST JOE!!

[@JoshuaYang-tw8sx]

I been falling asleep to this vid for years now

[@keef82]

The difference in approach between Cox and Neil deGrasse Tyson is stark. NDT is so bombastic and tries to convey the awesomeness of these concepts through his delivery, whereas Brian just calmly explains our understanding of the universe and let’s the reality speak for itself.

[@Norwheon]

One is a scientist, the other is a showman

[@Blackmystix]

​@@Norwheonvery well said

[@quietstorm1291]

My oldest brother is starkly different from my youngest brother, I love and enjoy both.

[@TranceHeed]

Small clips of NDT are great, but as soon as you watch him in an interview for more than 10 mins he is very annoying. Unless it’s with Theo Von. Then it works.

[@quietstorm1291]

@@TranceHeedI watch extended - more than 10 mins clips - and I enjoy his presentation. Are you stating I'm not allowed to enjoy NDT because you don't like him? Oh, BTW, his platform has over 2.4 million subs...can u not comprehend that everyone does not share your experience or opinion?

[@p0ppi3s]

Watching Brian Cox on a show like this, and all the other documentaries he's doing, is like feeling a bit smarter in the end. And without feeling stupid in the beginning. His way of listening, intepreting and explaining is so nice. It makes you wanna learn more. And more.

[@markwallinger5801]

All of the above...100%

[@gordo69aj]

Love how Brian explains and simplify science. I can listen to him all day

[@owenbitowski7572]

What works so well in this podcast (apart from Brian Cox being such a cool, down to earth guy) is that Joe is intelligent enough to ask good questions, but dumb enough to need the answers explained at a level that even I can understand

[@lmc3307]

One of the most intelligent people in the world , he’s so fascinating to listen to. We need him on again.

[@rupeshtashildar]

Knowledge doesn't equate intelligence

[@hritesh7]

​@@rupeshtashildar chomu tu to uske jesa kavi nahi ban sakta. Sirf comment section me gyan chodne se teri maa hi chudegi or kuch nahi hoga.

[@fariqasyraf7863]

@@rupeshtashildarknowledge doesn’t equate to intelligence*. At least say it right

[@benpietrzykowski9216]

@@rupeshtashildarthat’s true. That’s why we are not smarter than older civilizations just bc we can google all these things and known random facts .

[@lmc3307]

@@rupeshtashildar I’m sure you’re smarter than him rupesh 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ojasmohril4592]

"You're not right" vs "this is what we found out" makes all the difference some times. Thanks, Brian for putting it so elegantly.

[@devildoc492]

Very much enjoy these two and hope it happens more. Brian is a great teacher and humble in a good way which makes his communication so easy to take in. As much as I enjoy Tyson, his sidekick Chuck gets really annoying at times but that is me. Others enjoy the comedian so whatever works. Thank you Joe and Brian....you keep life interesting for sure!!!

[@bingcrosby7222]

Brian Cox is possibly the nicest superstar in the world. His lovely gentle nature and his ability to confidently and patiently explain the complexities of the physical world to us. Gold! Thanks Brian and Joe.

[@stewiesaidthat]

Brian is just another flat Earther.

[@Heneling]

@@stewiesaidthat dumbest statement of the year

[@stewiesaidthat]

@Heneling congratulations. You are the dumbest poster of the year. If Brian had a brain, he wouldn't be wasting his time peddling nonsense. He is no different from the rest of clueless relativists on here peddling science fiction.

[@walter2440]

@@stewiesaidthathow is he a flat earther

[@stewiesaidthat]

@walter2440 he refuses to accept the truth about Einstein’s relativity just as some people refuse to accept the truth about the Earth's dimensions. Everyone knows that Einstein’s Spacetime Relativity Universe is a fantasy. You don't age less just because you circumnavigate the globe faster. Mass (inorganic) doesn't increase with acceleration (hot water has less mass than cold water). Biological process do not emulate mechanical process. Where water loses mass when force (heat) is applied, embryos convert that radiant energy into matter ( a hatchling has more mass than the original egg). Einstein’s Relativity Theories are junk science. The universal law of physics (organic and inorganic) is Newton's Law of Motion. F=ma. It perfectly describes embryo development from fertilized egg to physiological mature bird. The life cycle of a plant from seed to harvest. The growth ring patterns of trees. Why a tree grows slower and lives longer in the north vs southern location. Einstein is trying to equate gravity (acceleration) with time (acceleration). The more gravity there is, the less time? If that was the case, why are astronaut's heart rates accelerated during lift-off (high gravity)? Einstein’s Acceleration = Acceleration/deceleration bs Theories don't explain actual physics. Just like flat Earthers physics don't explain actual physics.