Joe Rogan Experience

[@2vhg7]

Brian Cox is one of rare people where 3 hour interview doesn't seem enough

[@idiotidiot5821]

I had just rewatched the previous ones a few days ago, same with Graham ones. So this has been a good week or so

[@Ready2scope]

Listening to Brian is understanding time itself love it

[@gablo1089]

Cuz joe wont let him finish a thought lol

[@danelk7172]

@@gablo1089I know right

[@MagnusGalactusOG]

Everyone loves The Cox

[@trippcoggins4421]

Brian Cox is probably my favorite JRE guest of all time

[@zebrs99]

Same

[@whosyourdaddy1213]

100%

[@ryank7806]

Same I watched his first one with joe like 16 times going to bed

[@vodkagal28]

John Anthony West was really good

[@mmamultiverse75]

You mean currently. All time should be jordan p, graham h or neil degrasse

[@thesubculturegeek]

This is what I got into Rogan. Not the celebrities or the political stuff, just pure science and obscure knowledge.

[@whatdupdoh]

yeah but the other shit keeps it from being too brainy and stale.

[@lmnts556]

@@whatdupdoh No, you just a dummy that's all.

[@JoeMoore-l6z]

Brian cox is a shill

[@IKIGAIofficial]

@@lmnts556🤓

[@nealrutgerskid]

Mee too

[@keremmorgul367]

I love how comfortable Brian Cox is with saying he doesn’t know when he really doesn’t know. Shows intellectual maturity and humility, a rare but invaluable trait.

[@Otpisani12]

Well otherwise he wouldn’t be a scientist?

[@Cheka__]

Humble and honest. Just like Neil. 😁

[@RateOfChange]

​@@Cheka__😂😂😂

[@MarcoScetta]

Not rare at all in the scientific comunity.

[@JacobMiddlebrook-j4d]

It's called Intellectual Barrier

[@JumperAce]

Feels like it's been so long since Brian was on. Top tier guest. He's never really plugging anything, no book to sell or ideology to spin, always just wants to talk about the universe and how cool it is.

[@theyeticlutch3486]

You mean subtly telling world leaders at a climate summit event that they need to take more action to not kill everyone via climate change isn't an ideology?

[@smelltheglove2038]

Rather have Trump.

[@andrewroute1579]

I miss his show man, I actually felt smart after watching lol😅

[@hulksmash6476]

Brian cox forgot to put his 8bit glasses on. Cool AF 😎

[@paradisecityX0]

Which is pretty hollow since he denies this cool universe's creator

[@Szaam]

The pre-Spotify days of getting full episodes straight to KZbin and heading to the comments were so much better. Very glad they're back.

[@GIJane69]

Yessir. It's not the same anymore tough...

[@ljones2087]

spotify is a terrible format for Joe, good for him in cleaning out their coffers a bit though.

[@pnut3844able]

​@@GIJane69 of course it's the same lmao. It's the exact same as it was before, with the episodes being on KZbin where there are comments lmao. Wtf are you talking about?

[@Salih.EduBlock]

Hell yeah.

[@doaimanariroll5121]

Yeah this is way better, In my opinion( this comment is interrupted by this comment about dogfood, dogs can’t eat salami you dummies) ..

[@MikeWatchesYT]

Brian Cox > Neil Degrasse Tyson

[@smelltheglove2038]

@mstyres00 let's be real.... Carrot top is greater than NDT

[@ejshafer]

YESSSSSS

[@vanbalzup6481]

There is an urban legend that Brian was once seen in a nightclub professing to a bag of K that “You are my one true love!”

[@DMU386]

10000000000000000%

[@TerynC-c2f]

came to the comment section to basically say this , this guy is always a breath of fresh air! you rock Brian!

[@Widmouno]

Please do an episode with Brian every year! It'd be great to hear him update us on everything universe related!

[@jimjam7830]

Nobody else can trigger existential anxiety as gently as Brian Cox

[@chrism.1131]

No worries, we are the only civilization in existence.

[@jackbyrne7976]

Glad I’m not the only one 😂

[@GreggyAck]

Make me feel more peaceful than anxious. Takes a lot of weight off, knowing that it ultimately doesn’t matter in the slightest.

[@LumberJackJake]

@@chrism.1131 yeah Idk if that is true anymore. It is hard to deny the millions of sightings and recordings of other worldly objects.

[@chrism.1131]

@@LumberJackJake billions of cell phones on the planet with cameras, there should be thousands of pictures a day. Sorry, I'm not buying it.

[@aaronnewton2469]

There's a man who loves his work, always smiling, always polite, always interesting. Love Brian Cox

[@66dometop]

I love his humility too

[@jumblestiltskin1365]

This is British.

[@bluebellbeatnik4945]

odd

[@bluebellbeatnik4945]

@@jumblestiltskin1365 haha no it's bloody isn't. I'm from the UK. That isn't the British character. Stop lying.

[@DerPijO]

@@bluebellbeatnik4945 i really can't tell whats more prevalent. Met some very chaotic and some sensitive People from there. Like the steroetypes in my country are some positive and some negatives. What do you think?

[@jh9496]

Man.. this guys is cooler than like 95% of the guests Joe has on.

[@DaveOz-mx5oh]

99%

[@waterramp1]

@@DaveOz-mx5oh 99,5 %

[@NaveenHerath22]

99.7%

[@T57Custodian]

Bob lazar was the only one who also had me hooked for multiple hours 😂

[@schwibz]

99.8

[@itshurtsszn]

Brian Cox is this generations Carl Sagan. The awe and wonder in which he speaks. He makes anyone and everyone wanna know more cause of how he speaks about his work.

[@jasonwills9741]

The way he talks about it, the delivery, the enthusiasm in his voice. These are the kind of people we need leading our species.

[@dikshadhawan2047]

🎉🎉🎉Rogan so many people r missing to understand that if u know everything n even the Future....it would be so so boring...!!!

[@craigphillips1724]

Like a kid with a big brain and a stick

[@eugeneeugene7024]

Earth is flat. Facts.

[@rooftopmadrid2402]

Brian is by far my favorite guest, always so kind knowledgeable and so humble at the same time. He is literally the best example of “the only thing I know is that I know nothing”

[@ianj3785]

James web has a web sight .....

[@iwww13]

Thats a perfect scientist in my opinion. If a scientist knows "nothing" they'll always keep researching. Cox is always brilliant to listen to

[@TrueHelpTV]

I want to place this comment where it has the greatest chance for literally just someone to read. Black holes are active (little) big bangs that are compressing matter until there is no more free space, and this launches particles at unfathomable speeds and sizes making it nearly impossible on an individual scale to measure their exit, thus the illusion of no light occurs; there becomes no "space" for the light to occupy and reflect off... this movement of energy is what creates the illusion of universal expansion, except it occurs at an uneven rate.. we thought it was because black holes influence a larger gravity process from a larger "big bang", but it's entirely possible they are that largest process... Think of them as big shop vacuums that are actively sucking all the large particles up until eventually it gets so full, that the smallest particles that require the least energy begin to get launched back out at tremendous speeds.. after all you must have an equal and opposite force, so it can't just suck.. it must be blowing too otherwise it defies all known laws of physics if the possibility of an ejection event does not occur. In principal they do have a lifespan, except I'd assert the method of measurement of it's life is entirely dependent on the weight of the elements is absorbs... so if it's a lighter particle such as hydrogen, it will likely get super heated and ejected as helium3 or what have you... whereas the heavier stuff gets trapped longer, until eventually the "Core" goes inert from a decreasing ability to deject and absorb new material to keep the process "alive" hence why the center is "the end of time" as Einstein puts it, because there is no "space" left for the "time" to occupy as all atoms have been so thoroughly compressed that they likely begin to form new super particles where their structures become one uniform entity that is layered based on material weight.. IE, things like Tungsten would be closer to the core whereas iron would be more on the surface. No different that observing how materials will self sort themselves based on buoyancy in a glass of water, which is literally the process used to separate gold from lighter material in mining.. Where Einstein gets it wrong is there is never a point of "no time" but there is a catalyst point where as you're able to approach that nearly no space (all atoms are as close as is physically possible in a super critical condition) this creates nearly no time as gravity overwhelms and pushes out the ability for time to exist because time is really just a measurement of atomic material half life and you can no longer make those measurements on materials that can not move enough to physically deteriorate anymore, meaning the only action left is for them to change their structure into a new material, and or eject themselves as their atomic latices are broken, and freeing up even the heaviest of particles to now eject from the black hole at speeds and sizes simply too small for us to measure.. Case in point are the labs we built thousands of feet underground trying to measure something we call "neutrinos" which might actually just be matter that has escaped a black hole and has yet to slow down enough to form any meaningful mass and slow it further as it forms into new space material like an asteroid. This would absolutely explain the gravitational locked influences of galaxy locations and how particles travel to empty spaces until eventually those now unoccupied spaces that have "room" for "time" (which is a clever way of saying they finally begin to overcome gravitational influences from distance cosmic systems) begin to amass into new star structures and then the process repeats itself just in a new location and typically at a reduced size until you have events like the 2 galaxies we are studying at location NGC 6052 where the two galaxies are actively colliding with each other which would simply jump start the process all over again in something that essentially extends our understanding of the universes life expectancy well beyond our expectations. It's ability to end would seem entirely dependent on the rare fluke that somehow eventually the matter being ejected from black holes stopped re-colliding into new cosmic structures which allow for the event to restart and cause a cascade effect that leads back to new super galaxies, except for all we know, black holes are where all the "energy" is created.. Note how we always say you can not create energy you can only transform it... perhaps black holes are the transformers that do all the creating.. so for instance when a scientist estimates how long it would take for all the hydrogen to burn up from all the stars, whose to say the super compression of materials inside the black hole isn't what is responsible for converting elements into that "new" energy. Anyways.. nobody will read this, but it appears to be sound logic. Have a good one.

[@cylus_sector9]

@@TrueHelpTV i read it thank you for your insight

[@TrueHelpTV]

@@cylus_sector9 i appreciate your polite response, most people have be wicked haha its just an observation that seems to math out

[@auaeaue]

He’s genuinely happy just talking about the universe. Contagious joy. True inspiration.

[@danstar455]

Universes.

[@dcoughla681]

@@danstar455 Check out Jon Culshaw’s hilarious impression of Brian. Pure joy.

[@hansdampf640]

true... he must be the happiest guesser alive :D

[@adamsimon7389]

I love it, a happy genius like him seems so rare.

[@anneominous7172]

​@@danstar455"Allegedly".

[@ethanf2560]

Brian Cox is the only person who can smile for 3 hours straight and it doesn't seem weird

[@573V3]

😂so true

[@AndrewBrown-qs9fw]

Because he just f loves it. He’s literally from down the road from me and he’s just the coolest and most intelligent guy from here. And for Christ sake he was even in a band and on top of the pops

[@zipf1364]

i disagree its fucking weird and annoying as fuck

[@seekerofthemutablebalance5228]

I mean, it's a little weird. You can hear the smile in the way he talks. What's he so bloody happy about all the time?!!

[@BrAsianPancakes]

@@seekerofthemutablebalance5228 Hes just talking about somthing he enjoys when you talk about your true passion i feel as though you would aswell?

[@stunitech]

One thing I enjoy as a long time JRE fan is the evolution of Joe's thinking and questioning. His curiosity over the years has really developed and he asks genuinely intelligent questions. He's a true autodidact/renaissance man. He's helped inspire curiosity and vocational education for millions of people.

[@saschadiestelow8368]

Agreed, mostly. I think Guests like Brian Cox and also many other smart Guests are very teaching in their Therms and that helps to be more open minded, etc.....Works for me, I can say👍 - Long live the King -

[@ekelly4290]

Joe is a moron. He has some good obvious questions, but a lot of the shit he says is just really, really dumb.

[@leonmitchellstories]

Brian is a national treasure here in the UK. He has a poetic & story telling style that seems to come from his music background :)

[@karlkarlsson9126]

We love him in Scandinavia as well, we love Cox here.

[@Youtubercolz]

He’s my hero, he’s part of the reason I started studying natural sciences 🤩

[@leonmitchellstories]

That's great, i am lucky enough to have a signed book from him 👍 It's great he can inspire a new generation of creative science too 👍

[@leonmitchellstories]

That's great, i am lucky enough to have a signed book from him 👍 It's great he can inspire a new generation of creative science too 👍

[@horizonika]

is he a classical musician or something? he gives off the vibe of a maestro lol though idk what a maestro is tbh

[@ianminogue942]

At around 58 minutes, Joe is like that guy you get stuck talking to at a house party at 4:00 a.m.

[@RealGuitarG]

No for real tho he's got one of the most interesting scientists in the world there and the guy cant get in a word edgewise lol

[@Randomwhite_guy]

He took too much alpha brain before this 😂

[@dantedares2730]

Yeah he cant STFU!

[@T57Custodian]

​@@RealGuitarG conversation takes 2

[@thomasashley-smith245]

100% like a coke rant

[@TimeSkipChapters]

⏱️ Timestamps by TimeSkip ⏱️ 00:00:00 - Introduction to Black Holes 00:06:12 - Hawking Radiation and Its Implications 00:16:33 - Black Hole Information Paradox 00:21:21 - Understanding the Universe's Scale 00:27:56 - Speculations on Future Life 00:35:56 - Life's Complexity and Evolution 00:40:55 - AI and Sentience: Motivations Explored 00:51:31 - Utopian AI Governance 00:56:11 - Value of Resources and Human Existence 01:01:29 - Hope & Fear in Human Experience 01:15:38 - Understanding Time & Existence 01:20:13 - Understanding Nothing vs Something 01:24:48 - Accelerating Universe Discovery 01:32:27 - Measuring the Universe's Age 01:38:15 - James Webb Telescope Discoveries 01:43:30 - Gravitational Waves and Cosmic Insights 01:49:30 - Building Infrastructure in Space 01:55:44 - Democracy's Role in Avoiding Conflict 02:00:18 - Profit Sharing in Media 02:05:03 - Education's Role in Democracy 02:09:51 - Understanding Conspiracy Theories 02:17:45 - Curiosity and Knowledge Seeking 02:22:10 - Addressing Climate Change Questions 02:28:14 - Impact of Technology on Primitive Tribes 02:34:51 - The Concept of Time Travel 02:39:24 - Novel Propulsion Systems Explained 02:43:54 - EPR and Quantum Mechanics 02:49:31 - Visualizing Quantum Entanglement 02:54:21 - Brian's Live Performances and Future Plans

[@roodog430]

22 mins in - the Aliens/UFO question…

[@djmastergroove946]

Fair play 🙏

[@kiishaami3762]

Please do this tomorrow when Trump is on. Thanks!

[@glowmaxTube18]

​@@kiishaami3762its not needed for Dump... it's hours of directionless rambling, usually spouting bullshit right-wing koolaide, that IDIOTS willingly slurp up

[@_azu7]

@@TimeSkipChapters If we consider the pre-inflationary state of the universe as a true vacuum-absolute nothingness-it presents an inherent paradox. This nothingness, extending infinitely in all directions, would still possess positional geometry. Imagine this nothingness as a field of dormant virtual particles-potential but non-existent. For any virtual particle at position -6667, there must be a corresponding particle at +6667, equidistant from a central origin, zero. This symmetry applies across all axes. Each positive and negative entity reflects its counterpart, effectively canceling out. Therefore, the only point of ontological significance is zero, where symmetry breaks, as all other positions mirror each other in this virtual geometry. The universe, logically, could only originate at this zero point, where all opposing virtual pairs neutralize, and existence emerges.

[@mr.hufflepuffle793]

Imagine if our society idolized people like Brian Cox instead of celebrities

[@mhcronje]

Cox’s voice is like butter melting in a hot pan.

[@nsea2502]

lol I was thinking the texture of a perfectly cooked steak

[@edwardm.6132]

I quite often use his lectures/podcasts to fall asleep. It's so calming. This man is a world treasure.

[@vegasjh]

@@edwardm.6132 😂 I gotta try that. His voice is pretty soothing.

[@LUIGIRACER69]

Like a fine wine 😂❤

[@FactsandReelsForall]

Gay

[@Loroths]

I'm English. First came across Prof. Brian Cox in his original wonders of the universe series around about 15 years ago or so. He has always communicated clearly and concisely difficult concepts and studies and always in a captivating way. A great figure in bringing astro physics to the public and I'm glad he has an international reach.

[@hypgnosis3159]

He really is easy to listen to and comprehend, breaks the more complicated aspects a little easier to grasp for the layman; also doesn't come pretentious at all, He's one of our favorite JRE guests

[@curtmc6214]

He and michio kaku for sure.

[@Ruminatinghafez]

He's a fear mongering grifter, but okay.

[@benmulcahy9187]

Exactly this

[@stevestevenson6816]

I find it interesting that you felt compelled to declare your nationality at the outset of your statement.

[@mrwalter7205]

Brian Cox was my all-time favorite guest. I can't believe he's back!!!! I'm giddy! Takes me back to peak JRE

[@jbanks9174]

Am I the only one that’s been falling asleep to this for the last two months? Lol

[@pauloconnor5850]

2 weeks for me 🤣🤣 Moved onto the scp foundation.

[@georgewright937]

It's not his smarts that's the most impressive for me, but his gentle nature and ability to communicate.

[@FirinMahLazer1]

I genuinely feel smarter after listening to this guy talk. NDT can have that effect but he still has this condescending tone like he wants to make sure that you know that he's smarter than you. Brian speaks about this stuff so effortlessly and seems to genuinely enjoy talking about stuff he's knowledgeable on.

[@theinnerparty5295]

Joe Rogan should take note.

[@martythompson7680]

Great observation

[@TheDreadPirateRoberts-jr2fk]

@@theinnerparty5295I don’t think Joe’s ever been impressing with his smarts.

[@harrisongraham7762]

Imagine having Brian Cox as your physics teacher back in school... what an amazing educator

[@andytillott]

He could teach music too!

[@chadgrov]

Or even better…your best friend? I wish I could have pals like that

[@Sensiblehuman1985]

Or Dad

[@reecewoodruff3255]

He was my lecturer at Manchester. Brilliant guy.

[@DylanSmith05]

He lectures at Manchester University it’s like a meet and greet after every lecture

[@davidkvocak1234]

Who is ready for tomorrow?

[@thetoad7367]

What happen tomorrow?

[@KingDanielJ]

Yessirrrrrrr

[@dentond4913]

It won’t be tomorrow. The episode will probably air Monday or Tuesday

[@razorramon8601]

Yeaaaah Buddy

[@HiberNAT]

The day after tomorrow

[@yusuffulat6954]

Brian Cox comes across as very personable and humble in every interview. We need more soft-spoken physicists!

[@literallyshaking8019]

It’s one thing to be a brilliant scientist/astrophysicist etc., but it’s another to also be a brilliant communicator of those subjects, and convey a contagious sense of childlike wonder at the world/universe all around us. To distill incredibly complex theories and principles down to a level where the average person can grasp them and take them to heart. Brian Cox, Carl Sagan and Richard Feynman are among the few who did/do just that.

[@jeffknott1975]

And also a pop star!! He was in D-Ream their most famous song was "things can only get better" he was the keyboard player lol

[@literallyshaking8019]

@@jeffknott1975 Brian May, the guitar player in Queen is an astrophysicist

[@jeffknott1975]

​@@literallyshaking8019yeah man I remember seeing him on the sky at night years ago!

[@skippy5685]

​@@jeffknott1975....yes and he was also with Dare before that....

[@jeffknott1975]

​@@skippy5685 dare? Never heard of em but I've never been into rock or metal (I'm guessing it's one of those) I'm a hiphop/rap guy myself 🫠

[@joemakepeace6652]

The UK has both Brian Cox and David Attenborough, absolutely legendary

[@Strobie_one]

Fkn trifecta! They have drum and bass too!

[@podunkest]

For as long as I can remember I've preferred Brian over all the other popular, living "science communicators" - him and David Kipping are my two faves, hands down. Eloquent, soothing voice, not pompous, abrasive, condescending or full of himself and really gifted at distilling complex ideas and does so beautifully.

[@Rob_Reed]

In fact we have two Brian Coxes.

[@napoleonbonerfarte6739]

​@@Rob_Reedboth class

[@oasis67]

We are lucky.

[@josbouma7924]

I love how he indulges Joe, such a polite and nice reaction. Joe needs to calm down the pace haha

[@Barbarossa_F]

Lol watching Joe's face contort into confused grimaces when Brian was speaking was too funny.. but yeah he needs to calm down 😏

[@1EpicMusic]

He is just very exited

[@delataylor]

I love it all!

[@CallousCyclone]

Bingo, either too high beforehand or excited but for his 2217th episode the amount he talks over Brian again and again and again does get pretty mucking annoying. The rants trying to be specific using vague terms and approximations to make points as if they were fact is just painful after a while. ''Brian Cox is gonna be on today, I'm gonna learn so much'' > proceeds to talk over Brian for first hour of the podcast 👍

[@MXTTFRXGS]

Joe's TRT shot kicked in about a quarter of the way through lmao. He calms back down and let's Brian take the wheel again about 25-40 minutes later

[@MrOtscott87]

Brian always makes me smile with his level of intellect, also Joe explaining to Brian about human emotions and sensations made me completely change the ways I think and no to care about such little things. I love listening to Brian Cox, he explains subjects and information so well!

[@stephenholmgren405]

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

[@donny121able]

In another life, he would be a good salesman.

[@AnemoneNazuka]

Good botox baby

[@Marina-wi3rs]

@@AnemoneNazukanot at alll …..

[@nickmoore1563]

What an accurate observation

[@bluebird_979]

@@AnemoneNazuka I'm from the UK, so I've seen Brain Cox since forever, he's always been this way. Very positive and smiley, good guy feeling that makes people interested in science without feeling boring. When he was younger he used to remind me of Keanu Reeves

[@J2911L]

Very likely the most interesting guest to have on. No politics, no bullshit. Just straight, enthousiastic dude talking about the galaxy

[@Jimmy-vf7rw]

Yep, can't wait for tomorrow

[@zackattack635]

@@J2911L Cox is a shameless liar who dodges debate. Because he’d get exposed. He does fan fiction for fake science nerds.

[@Hassansalhi440]

You can change how you feel and the way you think with breathing

[@livingart2576]

Indeed. Brian Cox wants you to know, whereas Neil Degrasse Tyson wants you to know that he knows! I love how humble Brian is. Number one physicist for me! 😊

[@brandonsebastian8041]

Just wait until the Empire gets their hands on him.

[@andrewdiable4456]

Dr Brian Cox explains complex knowledge in a fantastically easy to understand format. I feel honoured to be educated by him.

[@rudelyinterrupted]

This is a good chat folks, thanks!

[@jjd1799]

He always explains things with a smile and a glint in eye, just like a child does when speaking of their new discoveries. Truly mesmerising guy

[@MrLarsrask]

lol i thought your avatar was a hair on my screen that i tried to wipe off :D

[@Ranvir26]

@@MrLarsrasklol me tol 😳😂

[@KIoakk]

Just tried to wipe ur pfp off my screen >:(

[@ArnoldJudasRimmer..]

​@@MrLarsraskman at least us idiots are not alone in doing same thing 😂

[@pascalepierloot]

@@jjd1799 inquisitive minds are getting rarer these days. So many of us have cluttered up brains from FB, Insta and Snapchat and don’t even realize it.

[@brainiestben]

My uncle went to school with Brian. He was in his classes and was friends with him. He has always been the most amazing person and has true passion for science. Genuinely one of the greatest minds of recent time

[@limundosel6284]

Stop lying

[@brwntwn123]

​@@limundosel6284What reason does he have to lie? There's millions of people in the world, it's not unrealistic to imagine some normal person, knows someone famous personally

[@RandyDuffey]

​@limundosel6284 😂😂😂😂

[@Benlocsei]

Finally a proper guest.

[@FiveNumberJonny]

New around here huh? He's always had proper guests

[@dl2one]

Lmfao

[@escolol]

tomorrow's apparently going to be trump

[@frankie3041]

The Trump announcement? Sure.

[@SubjectiveFunny]

What is a proper guest? Someone you like? Well, the world does not revolve around what you like, sunshine. Although I like Cox too, still, f u.

[@jrodamores87]

Listening to this during REM sleep had me in such a deep thinking/action dream - guided by Brian Cox, ❤

[@MiaMakesMagick]

Brian Cox is such a genuine and smart person. One of my favorite people to learn from.

[@ArnoldJudasRimmer..]

Should watch his planets series....absolutely awesome!

[@truth-lg7xy]

Did you know he was in a pop band ?

[@MiaMakesMagick]

@@truth-lg7xy now I do! 🙂

[@zipf1364]

not as much as you might think

[@majorrgeek]

@MiaMakesMagick - you won't learn much from Cox but you will learn more if you study and research science yourself

[@K_FI_L_Y_P_S_O]

I got SO excited when I saw your guest is Brian Cox. Immediately clicked as soon as I saw the notification. I'll take scientists over comedians any day. So fascinating!

[@K_FI_L_Y_P_S_O]

​@TheStupidDetectiv That's totally fine. We should have a wide variety of guests on. Personally, I'm way more excited when a scientist or academic comes onto the podcast since I'm an information sponge.

[@austinbetters8730]

​@@Dan-rd8drtyson sucks

[@father3dollarbill]

I'll take both! Some of us enjoy the comedians talking shop. Same with other types of guests.

[@redvelvet9215]

I wish he can teach my physics class :(

[@oskarskalski2982]

@@Dan-rd8dr There are times when I delve into StarTalk podcast however I'm a bit put off by this constant need to make all those forced jokes and chuckles.

[@vintoncerf7562]

I love this man. He talks so calmly makes me wanna listen to him forever.

[@JohnConnor636]

Very relaxing & intriguing. The sheer intelligence.

[@toprankin1973]

There are montages of his talks that go on for hours specifically to fall apleep to. I highly recommend.

[@derekholm3112]

He’s a fraud, sorry to break it to you

[@JohnConnor636]

@@derekholm3112 lies

[@JohnConnor636]

@@toprankin1973 I have two Boston terrier's. Both girls, 3.5 years and 7th months. One seal & one brown, great animals.

[@EnlightenedCat64]

Thank you Brian Cox Experience for hosting the podcast with Professor Joe Rogan.

[@mrclancymac1]

Honestly, this isn’t long enough I can listen to Brian Cox speak for the rest of my life. He is truly incredible. Best of the best.

[@RI5E_AGAINST]

I wish Joe would talk less sometimes. Interviews with people like Brian Cox is one of those times!

[@owaingum6468]

Joe famously doesn't read his comments so will never learn

[@owaingum6468]

Or he needs to lay off the alpha brain and zyns

[@rambostips1612]

I think he's doing a good job, you can't have a 3 hour monologue

[@outsider2689]

But Joe knows everything 😮

[@MacnS]

Same

[@paulmarks3662]

The best thing about Brian Cox is he is not afraid to say that we don't know.

[@Muskiehunter92]

Agree. That is part of what makes us continue to strive for understanding though. As soon as we know everything there is to know, all pursuit for knowledge will stop. Maybe the universe is impossible to understand, and that is what infinity truly is. People tend to think of infinity as a size thing...maybe its an information thing. I dunno, I am just rambling now. One thing I do know though, is that the planet is not flat and the amount of people that have been sucked into the flat earth vortex is saddening to me. The reality we actually live in is a million times more fascinating than their delusional ideas. What scares me is that the amount of people falling into these delusions is increasing. While kids in other countries are learning engineering and physics, our adults think the planet is flat. Extrapolate that out into a distant future and what society will be more advanced? ... food for thought. People think these conspiracies are benign, but I have a feeling the damage that it can cause is far more than we want to to believe.

[@jasonwills9741]

"I don't know." is the most intellectually honest statement a person can make. And it's nice to see someone of his position adhere to that honesty.

[@ian20662]

Brian is just too good, smooth calm and No Dramatics like some other scientist i know... I could listen to him all day!! Thanks Joe for having him here!!♥️👊🏾👊🏾

[@vo2peak]

The joy with how he speaks about it is infectious. We should all love what we do as much as Brian

[@TRex-n2z]

Brians enthusiasm is so contagious, absolutely amazing to listen to.

[@MihaVatovec]

He is the best

[@canadada640]

Agree. He's so CURIOUS ...

[@delataylor]

I LOVE him!

[@uatu3751]

Man I can listen to an explanation of how black holes work over and over again and it blows my mind every single time.

[@Kinesiology411]

don't get attached to it, they have changed their theory on it many times, lol. They still have no clue, it's guesswork, all of it.

[@rhodesianhunter9360]

I can’t. I hate the explanation’s. If it’s basically an imploded star that’s been sucking in energy for billions of years, I’d think the radiation around it would be immense. Then let’s say something can make it through, it stills has to be a giant ball of fire. You just don’t see it because the light can’t escape.

[@Kanggaxx]

What explanation? There is none

[@uatu3751]

@@Kanggaxx do you need me to spoon feed you what I said? I just enjoy people talking about black holes. I'm not making any claims. Stop being nitpicky.

[@pissnek]

leonard susskind had a friendly argument with hawkings about information (black holes) which susskind finally won after 35 years, but hawkings had something up his sleeve. look up that documentary or listen to susskind's lectures !

[@aroundtheworldsanda]

I would have a terrible time having the confidence to even join a conversation with Brian. His level of understanding is so immense and rich.

[@MisterK-YT]

Brian’s my fav JRE scientist. He was on around 2019ish promoting a live show he was touring. Heard about it on JRE, told my gf I wanted to go, she bought us tix for our as an anniversary gift for me, we went, AND I MET JOE THERE! Had a chat for a minute, got a selfie w him, n then watched the show (which was awesome).

[@johnchesterfield9726]

You met a gem of a girlfriend my dude, she’s a keeper

[@MisterK-YT]

@ she sure is

[@VR46314]

I watched that one going through a breakup it was so soothing … 2024…. Going through a break up again and yeah got this in my feed and chuckled

[@dragonsfury8]

Absolutely love Brian Cox and his logical thinking and how he sees anything and everything. I could sit for days with him and just talk about all kinds of topics. Brilliant individual.

[@shawnbouvier1]

Joe man, love ya...been watching a long ass time.....but please, let people talk. Brian Cox is brilliant. Please let people like this speak more. They are the experts...

[@magicmajeed]

My god out of all his guests, this is the one where he needs to reel in the amount of time he talks

[@AnthonySanders-y2j]

He has a bad habit of “my show, I’ll interrupt u, but u better not interrupt me” as well as, once his minds made up, he sticks to it and nobody can NOT be argued with. But I still love him, he’s one of best

[@anumeetsingh6218]

Exactly! Some of us only came here only to listen to Cox

[@FullBeardSk8]

Halfway through and Joe is fuckin yapping on an elementary level whilst Brian just waits

[@Fruitfly-jk5yh]

He was having a conversation.

[@Shane-zl9ry]

I saw Brian Cox live at his San Diego show. 😎 ✨

[@dmwd96]

I live in rural Saskatchewan, Canada. The night sky on a clear night is something to behold. I love learning more about our place in the universe, and I feel like more of the mass of human population would share the same interests of our nights sky if they lived where I do. Thank you for this great interview.

[@roo1871]

I lived in Saskatchewiiin

[@Thevinman999]

Always wanted to drive through Saskatchewan.

[@hustler4lyph]

😢😢😊😢😢😢

[@roo1871]

@@Thevinman999 What OP wrote about the sky is the only good thing I can say about the province hahah.

[@dmwd96]

@@Thevinman999 It’s not a bad drive! Tho, I recommend you come during the summer months if you can help it 😅😂

[@roryingle2246]

Brian Cox is JRs greatest guest ever. Could listen to him all day. So easy to listen too. Unreal how clever and humble he is.

[@dont_be_a_fool]

Brian is, genuinely, the definition of passion. I could listen to him for days and it would put a smile on my face. Contagious passion!

[@SANG0I]

Brian Cox is truly one of the great minds and communicators of our time. Love to see Rogan’s enthusiasm and inquisitiveness for the topic.

[@jopo7996]

Brian is Tony Hinchcliffe's favorite physicist. I've heard he loves Cox.

[@SuspiciousGanymede]

Thirteen Brian Cox at Ram Ranch!

[@justinpollard1533]

Classic 😂

[@parthajois4491]

😂😂😂😂

[@YogidancingBear]

Got 'em

[@Boykot1]

👏👏

[@familyof4exploreuk]

My god about bloody time, we need more of professor cox on the rogan experience ❤❤❤❤

[@joseehernandez2447]

Agreed. But you mean to tell me you haven’t had enough of Terrence Howard science…

[@Hassansalhi440]

You can change how you feel and the way you think with breathing

[@JackJackson-NBN]

I got some cox for you

[@GraceyH-ys2iq]

@@joseehernandez2447I would bloody love all this theory to come to nothing and find Terrence was right about black holes 😂

[@Spicy6969]

So you're telling us you need more cox in your experience? 😂

[@Sonnar92Gaming]

Joe Rogan is sitting across from one of the greatest minds of our generation and one of the most captivating people in science and he is spending half the time talking over him and not giving him a chance to say anything... like bro... there is so much you can learn from him if you take a breath and just condense what you wanna say into fewer words Edit: I posted the original comment about 30min into the video. After getting further into the episode I did notice that Joe spent more time listening and asking shorter questions rather than talking for minutes at a time

[@jackibackiboy5528]

Absolutely hated this when watching it. Rogan has a huge ego and god complex and just doesn’t stand being wrong in a discussion. Rogan strayed way off the path of discussion that Brian was interested in.

[@mnetzer6777]

​@@jackibackiboy5528Hahaha "huge ego and God complex"? WTF? How about you have Brian on your podcast and talk about whatever you want him to.

[@SuperMilkfloat]

He didn't do it the other times he had Brian on I think he was just a bit baked..

[@wimthetim]

Totally agree he never fucking shut up. Was driving me crazy. Ruined by the host

[@MarkoRabin]

It's called having a conversation

[@LlamaFantasy]

Always easier to learn from people who seem to genuinely enjoy their topic. This guy looks like he is eternally smiling.

[@EXAGERATES]

Unbelievable how he makes the most difficult concepts so easy to follow. I wish we had more Professor Cox.

[@gimlisbeardcomb]

Brian Cox is an all time great pod guest

[@DFTNSHEXGRM]

Way better than that pompous ass NDT.

[@labigizmo]

🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@GamerOfEarth]

Mr. Cox is so awesome 💯

[@jackwilliam3899]

🦆🍋🍌 I agree

[@churrobomb1554]

@@labigizmo 🤡🤡🤡

[@rafaelsanchez755]

I swear these are the only people that make my existential perspective feel normal. I hope that one day I have the privilege to meet and learn from someone like Brian and get to opportunity to ask my deepest questions about the universe.

[@Cluxiu]

@DongBaht You are a flat earther, calling someone else 'not normal' is both ironic and hilarious.

[@kingescobar4294]

Is there anyone who actually doesn't like brian cox as a person? Some people aren't into what he's passionate about, and his job etc, but as a guy hes genuine and so likeable, doubt hes got a bad bone in his body, the way he smiles when hes explaining things can see hes genuinely happy, some man

[@JayBird911]

Is Joe going to ever let him finish a thought?.

[@kmb_jr]

It gets so bad an hour in..

[@JayBird911]

@@kmb_jr I noticed...came for Brian Cox, got the latest on Joe's iPhone instead.

[@kmb_jr]

@@JayBird911 Right, on top of spouting the same analogies, stories, examples... Shits getting old.

[@maximim01]

Yeah when really smart people are on I wish Joe with STFU and let the guess talk.

[@desordenpublico]

Bruh I just commented saying the exact same thing … I wonder if this mf it’s on speed …tf? Brian is a calm , slow ,and meticulous talker and this guy just “yada yada yada yada AI sentient , Yada Yada Yada Yada , monkeys, yada yada diamond planet”

[@kazbekshekhinaev8827]

I wish Rogan let Brian Cox speak more

[@williamRE]

I don't. Cox has a doctorate in philosophy, not physics. He's basically Graham Hancock. All bs.

[@jkeylor]

Right here! Found him fellas​@@williamRE

[@cwondererx77]

​@williamRE bruh, his PhD is in high energy particle physics.

[@Dan-rd8dr]

@@cwondererx77 if that's for real, then this is hilarious 🤣

[@naz6james570]

​@@williamRE did you know the acronym for "doctorate of philosophy" is PhD?? PhD is a level of achievement in education, Physics is a major, field of studies.

[@Tandereeno]

Joe really needs to let Brian talk/finish a point. Especially when Joe himself can't decide on what question he's trying to ask and then when Brian tries to answer all 6 of them, Joe then answers one himself and moves on

[@MauriceSaxonville]

* asks question in ramble monologue* * cuts off guest within first 5 seconds of answering* * starts new ramble monologue*

[@3Tobias]

One of the most annoying things is how well Brian takes it!! Like tell the man to stfu and let the smart one talk 😅

[@chriskrause84]

@@3TobiasJoe Rogan has a top 4% iq and talks with geniuses daily. He may not be the smartest in one category like this dude but I can guarantee he knows more in general :).

[@gabenvandenbrink9114]

​@@chriskrause84Pfft 😂

[@5p3cu10]

Brian Cox coming in and giving Joe's team some folks to interview is gold. Get these people on please

[@denisskenderovic3707]

My sleeping routine will forever be Brian Cox on JRE. I'll just rotate the 3 episodes.

[@gavbarker8689]

Try "the infinite monkey cage" hours of brian and other academics and the odd comedian.

[@Flywxthme1111]

There’s 3!?!? I only just now discovered this one! I’ve literally been replaying that very first episode over and over this entire time 😂

[@itshurtsszn]

@@gavbarker8689yes best sleep playlist ever.

[@HarrisonWheeler358]

I get too interested and wake back up lol

[@gousingsit7242]

​@@HarrisonWheeler358 same here lol

[@bucksmusic]

As the vast majority have said Brian Cox was an amazing guest. This is the first full length Joe Rogan interview I've seen. I'm also very impressed with Joe Rogan. Here's a guy who is involved with UFC commentary, has done martial arts, is a comedian and in many ways his success is a product of the social media era. But he is able to talk on the same level with people from all walks of life. It's a marvellous interview, that I will undoubtedly watch again, and one that has rekindled my interest in Astronomy. Thanks Joe.

[@Drew.P.Todger]

I think you might be correct. Joe does seem to be good at this… maybe he could interview more people from all walks of life and possibly make it into some kind of business.

[@MrBnaan]

@@Drew.P.Todger😂

[@DisturbeddavidAsylum]

Dont know why you're laughing, it's a good idea. ​@MrBnaan

[@Strifezill4]

As someone once said "Joe Rogan has done 1550 ish university level classes."

[@beardedbox80]

What a great way to explain Brian and Joe!

[@jimjogger306]

Not very many guests can keep you capivated for 3 hours, My favorite JRE guest of all time.

[@Daniyiol]

I still dont understand how joe can keep such a conversation going for hours at a high level. My brain gets exhausted just from processing the info

[@joshBT12345]

Brian Cox is my all time favourite scientist, so smart and knowledgeable but also so self aware and open to change based on new findings/evidence. If I ever end up in a scientific research role, Brian will be a massive part of that. Thank you for the work that you do and countless hours of entertainment and thought provoking insights. You will forever be someone that I look up to!

[@user-bt2od3yw1b]

Please get Brian Cox back on more often Joe. He is an incredible communicator and is really good at making science fun and interesting. There's so much he can teach people through a 3 hour podcast like this

[@MovementMagazineLtd]

Brian Cox has actual shit to do lol

[@chickenfinger2920]

Stop interrupting the man Joe

[@marcus8786]

Yeah Joe is talking like he can keep up with him intelectually 😂

[@aunch3]

Seriously I feel like Joe talked incessantly in this video like he was interviewing himself dude just went on and on just let the guest speak

[@paulombinya]

I like it! That's how conversations go in the streets.

[@sztellak3575]

do it with trump

[@tehdreams6363]

hes too excited to speak to mr cox lol

[@pgmrealestate]

This is almost the identical conversation I’ve had with myself for so many years. It’s so refreshing to hear these two guys articulated it so well

[@bryanpaulgilbert7308]

I could listen to Brian Cox for hours. I just wish we could hear him speak and finish his thoughts without being interrupted so often

[@outsider2689]

I wish i could thumbs up this statement 10 times. I feel strongly about it

[@Toffeyman]

This is one of the greatest podcasts of all time

[@tiger1701]

highest signal to noise ratio. all-time

[@jnixo9900]

Alot of what Brian says goes over my head but i could listen to this man talk allll day. If more teachers could be like him we would all be engaged.

[@Slaxsvo]

Well, you said it goes over your head, so it’s a moot point nonetheless.

[@jnixo9900]

@@Slaxsvo the point was a willingness to engage...not necessarily understand. That's why you would be a terrible teacher.

[@momentum5157]

Brian is one of my all time favorite documentary hosts. Brilliant and humble, a rare combination. Still genuinely awed by our universe and full of the wonder that is childlike and fresh. We need more souls like him in our inverse!

[@Bluenight72]

Brian Cox is one of those people you just can listen to for hours on end. The best thing about him is you can tell how passionate he is about space and science in general. I hope he continues to come back on JRE as every episode with him has been incredible. Just an absolute legend!!!

[@RahulKaushal1983]

Joe is behaving like an excited child seeing his hero - and needed like 70 mins or so to calm down lol. Absolutely amazing to listen!

[@ThePr0ducer]

Very well put!

[@sodapopinski07]

My exact thought as I started this. I have never heard Joe so excited and interrupt so much lol

[@sodapopinski07]

Or he had too much Alpha Brain!!

[@jordan_BTC]

Exactly what I was thinking while listening!

[@jabroni6199]

I had to tune Joe out when he said 3 billion years isn’t that long.

[@tmg2433]

I check this channel like once week and always think “please be a Brian Cox interview” so to say I’m happy today would be my understatement of the year lol. Episode 610 was my first jre podcast and what got me hooked! I love the science guys and he’s the best!!

[@danielz000]

Glad I'm not the only one

[@Nkzta]

Brian Cox is one of my favourite guests. Even though he hurts my brain.

[@YeTism]

At least he doesn’t hurt your ass.

[@seanneumann5790]

The only guest more fascinating is Sean Carroll

[@OriginalPuro]

Why does it "hurt your brain"?

[@iburatod1106]

my brain hurts too. but in a good way

[@coryaronson2678]

Love it when my brain hurts ... Kinda a masochist that way I guess 😅

[@DinGuSco]

Think Joe needs to remember, his show became great by letting his guests speak. These days, Joe is speaking more than the guest... I want to hear their ideas/thoughts not you pushing yours Joe.

[@tmjmccormack]

Especially with Brian Cox. Just let him speak. That’s what I’m here for

[@Sneaky_5]

Brian speaks much more in the second half of the pod cast, hopefully you stuck it through to see it.

[@MommaLousKitchen]

His ADHD

[@GlennSyndallius]

Joe might also just be in "excited puppy" mode in the early part of the podcast - it's probably been a while since he's got a chance to nerd out and ask science questions, so he was excited.

[@SubnetMaskedMan]

I am 99% positive Brian smiles while asleep!!

[@rhw8567]

lol

[@jedbes7113]

He is probably dreaming about black holes and dark matter, what to not smile about lol, 3 hours just went by like quarter of an hour

[@JamesStorey09]

I listen to Joe whilst at work or in the car, and I find that every time this episode comes on, I listen to it to the end every time. What a brilliant example of a proper respectful and inquisitive discussion.

[@MrHandsomeferny]

What if Joe Rogan is trolling and it isn’t Trump but Shane Gillis as Trump

[@jbm3r2003]

That would be funny

[@brandonsigmon8846]

That would get alot of people on all political sides to trash roganand gillis if that happens

[@SilkyJohnson316]

That would be better than actually having the real Trump on.

[@Thanewguy40]

Id watch that too

[@alexgauthier7267]

Trump confirmed it

[@bhuvaneshs.k638]

Bringing guests like Brian cox is very nostalgic ❤ I begun listening JRE just guests like physicists

[@ReallyJustAnotherDay]

Absolutely, I skip so many episodes nowadays

[@chippzlemonz]

Your comment makes no sense towards the end. No one told you so I thought I would

[@bhuvaneshs.k638]

​@@ReallyJustAnotherDay good old days

[@lordsaviorswarmthatwalks3385]

Joe has one of the best speaker on the planet and he is monologuing for 2 hours....

[@bettyswollocks3130]

I've had to turn it off. Joe cuts him off, chats nonsense and derails interesting topics. The whole AI section was poised to be so interesting and got smothered by Joe's babbling.

[@Hashslingingslasher-]

Joe has money, family, fame, anything he wants. Joe invites people over so he can have a conversation with them. People have been regurgitating this same entitled comment for years. Fact is Joe doesn't care what you want or if you listen the whole way through. You're lucky to even have the option.

[@lordsaviorswarmthatwalks3385]

@Hashslingingslasher- wtf is this trash ass way of thinking lmao. Basically if you have money ppl can't criticize your actions ? Jesus...

[@robertpatterson8437]

@@Hashslingingslasher- What a stupid comment to make 🤣

[@mehridin]

​shut up idiot. joe is ranting over his guest with his superficial understanding. that's an objective fact. your comment is stupid and pointless. @@Hashslingingslasher-

[@kellymason1076]

I am new to your podcasts Joe, but so far, this is, by far, the most interesting one and mind blowing one I've seen.

[@user-bt2od3yw1b]

Brian Cox has the best personality ever. A genuinely nice human being. So good for communicating science

[@centreman5]

I love Brian Cox and generally quite like Joe Rogan, but Joe Rogan needs to understand when he’s out of his depth and just let the guest talk. Joe kept interrupting and throwing up absurd notions when Brian was getting to really interesting parts of topics, then they would not come back to it! I love you Joe but for God sake, zip it when you’ve got someone this intelligent teaching us such amazing things

[@mayeloru]

I felt the same, almost as if Joe wanted to keep up and advance the conversation but he ended up breaking it.

[@jonathanarcher5356]

I disagree, I think Jo did great, pulled it back into our perspective.

[@centreman5]

@ ​​⁠With respect, he pulled it in to the perspective of all the halfwits listening and made it unbearable for the rest of us. Really disappointing episode wasted.

[@Bigfatbobbbb]

@@centreman5don’t cry x

[@centreman5]

@@Bigfatbobbbb No one’s crying you muppet.. were just pointing out that a stoner ruined a quality guest

[@serebbi]

Dr. Cox is such a wholesome guy. He looks so excited while taking about the universe. I cant stop listen to him. He explains things better than anyone.❤❤❤

[@travisdowns1686]

I love this man. I remember when I first watched him explain the basics of quantum mechanics in under like 60 seconds; and from there I fell in love with all things physics and quantum.

[@NetflixId-vc8gh]

As someone who has a masters in physics, Brian explains physics so much clearer than any other guest. bro XAI220P is the best thing you said, just perfect

[@NarcisSheriff]

strong movement on this!!

[@DieterNeill]

wait it's out already?

[@TheolaDiotte]

Musk and Trump need each other and they need this project to work too

[@striderboy11]

Do not think that is a bad joke they know their thing

[@Valentevargas-di9jf]

I love that they pushed this just before election