The Best Moments Of Modern Wisdom (2024)

[@ChrisWillx]

Hello you savages. Download my free Annual Review template here - chriswillx.com/review Here's the timestamps: 00:00 Intro 01:20 Eric Weinstein 16:25 Alex Hormozi 32:21 Dr Mike Israetel 38:41 MrBallen 45:35 Dr Andrew Huberman 56:40 Dry Creek Dewayne 1:06:15 Dr Rhonda Patrick 1:22:47 Oliver Burkeman 1:31:32 Tim Ferriss 1:39:16 Joe Hudson 1:53:28 Mark Normand

[@aboshaker2393]

Dr Mike Starts at 32:20*

[@allenwixted1992]

Pssst dr Mike should be at 32:22 ❤

[@ty_vorhies]

Eric’s riff is so goddamn erudite-everybody needs to listen to that Pod, or at least this part. 3 times min. He abstracts the Type I vs Type II errors with precision. Absolute genius + beautiful soul.

[@jasonu3741]

I used to think Chris Williams audience was the old disaffected Sam Harris audience.

[@Rods2Riches-yy6sf]

Exactly why I came here so I could go back and listen to the whole episodes. Thank you Sir.

[@hubermanlab]

Awesome work this year Chris and I’m sure 2025 will be even better! Forward!

[@scott6023]

Andrew I’m excited for your year upcoming also!!! Interested in how far you’ve come with exploring the unconscious mind!!

[@Nolangrayson_1000]

Thank you sir

[@grvse]

And upward! Woohoo!

[@Carnivore-Felix]

The Legend Himself!

[@LayLow101]

ONWARRDDDD!! here to the best year of our lives 🍻

[@mitchketron]

Dry Creek Dewayne is a hidden gem. Such a delightful surprise. Genuinely going to revisit his clip on a scheduled basis for that much needed compass and reminder to give myself some grace

[@Nolangrayson_1000]

The best Moments were with Mike Israetel, I genuinely found listening to podcasts more fun with him. I would put him on top with the Huberman, Goggins and Hormozi episodes no doubt

[@corinaspfx]

there's so much i love about chris: his tenaciousness, his fresh sets and locations, his thought provoking guests and topics. but if there's one thing i love most is how well he understands the power of silence. allowing for moment of pregnant pause encouraging the guest to elaborate. may we all practice this more in our day to day lives ❣

[@ishan1920]

That story from MrBallen at 38:41 is absolutely batshit crazy 😮 A masterclass in good storytelling.

[@EnglishEvolution]

Omg insane

[@hoanimaiau449]

Timestamps (Powered by Merlin AI) 00:06 - Moments marquants d'impact de l'émission en 2024. 02:22 - Préoccupations concernant les pressions sociétales influençant le développement de l'identité de genre chez les enfants. 07:37 - Distinction entre l'homosexualité masculine et féminine et les complexités de l'identité de genre. 09:54 - La société struggle à comprendre l'ambiguïté de genre au-delà des classifications binaires. 14:24 - Discute des complexités de l'identité de genre et de la nécessité d'un coaching axé sur le développement. 17:05 - Accueillez les défis comme des expériences sélectives qui renforcent la résilience et la motivation. 20:55 - Protéger sa passion est crucial pour le succès à long terme. 22:39 - Surmonter les difficultés initiales conduit à une plus grande efficacité et un meilleur soutien. 26:11 - Le podcast cinématographique prospère grâce à des insights d'experts et des boucles de rétroaction. 27:56 - Construire un récit personnel à travers les épreuves crée un succès futur. 31:35 - Documenter le parcours d'un milliardaire offre des perspectives pour les générations futures. 33:17 - Choisir le bon exercice dépend de l'engagement musculaire et de la technique appropriée. 36:40 - Comprendre la fatigue musculaire et la faiblesse après l'exercice. 38:10 - Les techniques d'exercice individualisées améliorent la récupération musculaire et l'efficacité. 41:19 - L'anxiété implicite affecte le premier rendez-vous d'un couple dans les bois. 42:46 - Un couple a rencontré Ted Bundy sans le savoir lors d'une date cruciale. 46:17 - Comprendre les différents horaires de sommeil et comment décaler les rythmes circadiens. 48:03 - Optimisez les niveaux d'énergie en alignant les routines avec les rythmes circadiens. 51:25 - Ajuster l'exposition à la lumière améliore les rythmes de sommeil et la régulation de la mélatonine. 53:11 - De petits changements de mode de vie peuvent améliorer considérablement la qualité du sommeil. 56:44 - Embrassez la bienveillance envers vous-même et comprenez votre valeur malgré vos défauts. 59:03 - Équilibrer le soin de soi et le service aux autres est crucial pour la croissance personnelle. 1:03:23 - Faites confiance en vous en prenant des décisions quotidiennes cohérentes et positives. 1:05:28 - Incorporez des préférences personnelles pour améliorer l'identité personnelle et la forme physique. 1:09:03 - La fréquence et l'intensité de l'exercice ont un impact considérable sur la santé cardiovasculaire. 1:10:50 - L'entraînement par intervalles à haute intensité stimule la motivation et la concentration grâce à des séances d'entraînement courtes et intenses. 1:14:11 - Incorporer de courtes pauses d'exercice améliore l'humeur et la cognition. 1:15:57 - L'exercice et le mouvement réduisent significativement les facteurs de risque du cancer du sein. 1:19:30 - La construction musculaire est essentielle pour la longévité et la santé. 1:21:24 - L'importance du développement précoce de la masse musculaire pour prévenir l'incapacité à un âge avancé. 1:25:06 - Acceptez le contrôle personnel malgré les pressions externes. 1:27:07 - Équilibrer la quête de la maîtrise de la vie avec le bonheur présent est essentiel. 1:31:05 - Gérer une humeur basse et de l'anxiété grâce à des routines proactives est essentiel. 1:33:18 - La planification d'événements sociaux renforce les connexions et offre une sécurité psychologique. 1:36:56 - Diversifiez votre identité pour maintenir votre estime de soi au-delà du travail. 1:38:54 - La dépression suit souvent l'insomnie et l'anxiété plutôt que d'en être la cause principale. 1:42:54 - L'intégration des émotions favorise la croissance personnelle et la prise de décision. 1:44:49 - Canaliser la colère de manière constructive renforce l'expression émotionnelle. 1:48:16 - L'expression émotionnelle est cruciale pour la transformation personnelle et la libération. 1:50:15 - Le chagrin implique diverses émotions, y compris la colère, qui peut faciliter la guérison. 1:53:57 - Les disparités dans les structures familiales et les résultats éducatifs ont un impact sur le succès sociétal. 1:55:45 - Une étude révèle que les interactions entre la police et les individus noirs sont moins sévères que ce que l'on croyait. 1:59:17 - Le biais de négativité ombre les réalisations individuelles et la compréhension. 2:00:58 - La masculinité moderne embrasse la vulnérabilité et les traits féminins. 2:04:29 - Des observations humoristiques sur des expériences quotidiennes étranges renforcent notre connexion. 2:06:08 - Encouragement à s'abonner pour du contenu exclusif à venir.

[@lion0107]

I wonder what its like to have so much going on in such a small time. Between the podcast and the preparation going into them, staying fit and sane, dealing with tenitus and other things(including a question of purpose), and somehow you still stay so cool and calm to an inspiring point. Im proud of how far youve grown. Im not sure if you hear that often or not, but i genuinely am.

[@nivschechter68]

Thank you Chris, you introduced me to so many useful tools to improve myself as a person, a husband and a dad. Appreciate you ❤

[@stevearnold8265]

With the Weinstein thing. The problem is that they have us arguing about very fringe issues that affect a very small percentage of people. They force fringe issues into societies conversations that they know are controversial and not possible to solve so that we constantly argue about issues that don’t create real change. They want things to stay the same. They will continue to interject these “issues” into our conversations until we have the foresight of a nation to reject and resist the urge to argue about things only a small percentage of people should be talking about.

[@TheJimNeiL]

The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few.

[@Nolangrayson_1000]

Am I right to say these fringe topics have a goal of further separating humans? You know with the trans people thing, people became more reluctant to stand by the lgbtq movement and its ideas, But in reality I honestly don't have a problem with gay folks, I felt a rift is what I would say. and in the states, People are more divided than ever

[@Jsmithyy]

Fringe issues entangle the core. Eric loves a drink.

[@Jeremy-83]

@@TheJimNeiL Or the one...

[@Snake-filledChimp]

Very true - I was hoping most people saw what he was doing. He was full-on arguing the very most marginal, fringe cases of human pathology, then made a strawman of it and blamed the right for not being sensitive to and accepting of those cases, which is just outright false. He also made the admittedly scientifically baseless and emotional claim that he thinks one sexes brain can somehow wind up in the other sexes' body. He made absolutely no rational cases on those topics. But to his slight credit, he at least begrudgingly and euphamistically pointed out that the behavior in question is a "software issue" (aka mental illness).

[@MrFlightDirector]

The first one with Eric was interesting… a rational argument from the left. What a concept. Although I’m more onboard with Chris’ viewpoint, at least Eric is making a valid case. That’s the left we need.

[@Anthony-ju6ch]

He's a dingle berry. Truth be that, when we're young and ignorant, boys will look at the left 'gun control' and 'body positivity' messages as for women, primarily. Rationally, anybody can think of themselves in their teenager way of thinking and come to these conclusions.

[@Snake-filledChimp]

Eh... his argument boiled all the way down to the most extreme medical edgecases possible, then he made it a strawman by saying the right doesn't accept/understand those people. That's not very rational, I think. Also, he believes with admittedly no scientific evidence that a woman can have a man's brain and vice-versa, which is obviously irrational nonsense.

[@Snake-filledChimp]

He made few rational arguments: he was arguing the most extreme physiological syndrome related edge-cases, then made it a strawman by asserting that the right doesn't accept and/or understand those people, which isn't true at all. To a small amount of his credit, he did say that he believes one of the sexes can "have the others' brain" and that it's a "software issue", which is just a euphamism for mental health issues. That's true.

[@bumpupsapp]

Hey Everyone 🤠 Find the parts that interest you: 0:06 - Compilation of favorite moments 2:10 - Teenage boys moving politically right 10:39 - Persistent Muen Duct Syndrome explained 12:59 - Understanding ambiguous gender situations 21:07 - Protecting your passion is essential 22:48 - Hardest part is the beginning of the journey 29:11 - Be the hero of your own story 31:06 - Choosing the most epic story to tell 39:16 - First date with no chemistry 42:03 - Encounter with Ted Bundy 46:44 - How to become a morning person 50:14 - Steps to become an early riser 52:10 - Viewing sunlight to improve sleep quality 1:00:01 - Importance of self-acceptance and grace 1:02:11 - Building trust with yourself daily 1:08:03 - Improving V02 Max with intervals 1:10:40 - Benefits of vigorous intensity exercise 1:12:15 - Incorporating exercise snacks into daily routine 1:17:33 - Importance of eating for insulin sensitivity 1:21:05 - Building muscle mass for longevity benefits 1:27:57 - Deferred happiness syndrome explained 1:30:03 - The feeling that life hasn't begun yet 1:31:54 - Importance of routines for mental health 1:37:33 - Importance of having multiple emotional tracks 1:39:12 - Connection between sleep and mood stability 1:47:22 - Physical sensations with emotional experiences 1:48:58 - Importance of emotional expression 1:51:01 - Managing anger without harming others 1:57:01 - Carol Hooven's emotional experiences 1:58:34 - Teaching assistants' challenges with Carol 2:01:01 - Changing definitions of masculinity Chat with videos via Bumpups 🌲

[@ThomasWilliam-x7o]

Chris, what a fantastic year of content 👏 Your conversations have been both engaging and thought-provoking. You have a remarkable ability to let your guests shine while asking insightful follow-up questions that take the discussion to a deeper level. Looking forward to more in 2025.

[@sundhedensteve]

Love this best of 2024! Really valuable information! Looking forward to more exciting episodes in 2025! All the best for the new year to all of you!

[@debslagel1132]

Yes, I love all these together. The one part of a podcast i really wanted to check out more information from was with the great decision making. Unfortunately the course is $3000 and will not be able to afford that. It’s all great information though. Thank you for sharing. I try to share information with my kids as often as I can. My son really struggles with life. He really needs help. Hopefully I can guide him through his troubles.

[@DigitalHorizon-es]

Who has been with chris since 2022 or before?

[@thechrismear]

Started listening during the lockdowns in the UK during Covid (2020)

[@tobygrice6496]

Probably me as well, I started just before the lockdowns

[@sunshinencoastlines]

Although I agree with Eric in the first section on the video, I have gotten to where I can hardly stand to listen to him. His arrogance is off the charts and getting worse. He has a god complex and he believes what he has to say is the most important thing happening on the planet. It’s just awful.

[@imhbuzz746]

I was thinking this same thing. He’s too certain he is right. Which, I believe, means he has stopped learning.

[@AJ-uc8ow]

Happy New Years!! One of my favorite Podcasters of 2024!! 💙🔥🍵

[@robertmalcomson4777]

Quite a year of fascinating conversations! Thank you for all that you do. I would be honored to have you as a guest someday on the Trapped in History podcast. Best wishes ahead!

[@reiniervaneijk]

The talks with hormozi were crazy good Chris🔥

[@pamdemmitt948]

What a year you’ve had with incredible guests!!! These out takes are priceless. Happy New year!!! 🎉 I🎉🎉

[@Harpoika]

We should tell kids that getting married, having kids and taking care of your family is the best thing you can do in life. I did all the other things too but it all dwarfs in comparison of my family. It's the only thing I'd die for with a smile on my face. All the secondary life goals the kids can figure out on their own.

[@Nolangrayson_1000]

Oil up, Chris

[@eduards9379]

No :(

[@strangefinder]

Wouldn’t reading your comment then be the reason for liking the comment? 🤯

[@derpyeh9107]

I'm gay.

[@ravenpiece]

nnnnnnnnNO!

[@tawsif1999]

replying to this comment for no reason

[@sergeylyubarsky8201]

I see Chris I hit Play! God bless you for everything you’re doing, my friend! You are beyond awesome! Thank you for all the advice, vulnerability, cinematography, and just for being an amazing human! Have a wonderful and happy 2025!!!

[@elliottb9658]

Great idea thanks for the quality content 🇬🇧

[@TimeSkipChapters]

⏱️ Timestamps by TimeSkip ⏱️ 00:00:00 - Introduction & Highlights 00:03:11 - Gender Identity Discussion 00:09:45 - Understanding Intersex Conditions 00:13:51 - Compassion for Trans Individuals 00:19:49 - The Path of the Exceptional 00:24:03 - Building Skills Through Hardship 00:29:10 - The Hero's Journey in Business 00:32:43 - Finding the Right Exercises 00:38:22 - Evaluating Exercise Effectiveness 00:43:30 - Encounter with a Serial Killer 00:46:59 - Four Key Zeitgebers for Sleep 00:54:49 - Dogs and Circadian Biology 00:59:49 - Humility Through Life Experiences 01:02:59 - Keeping Promises to Yourself 01:06:20 - Norwegian 4x4 Protocol Explained 01:09:42 - Benefits of High-Intensity Training 01:13:57 - Incorporating Exercise Snacks 01:18:00 - Post-Meal Activity Benefits 01:21:44 - Disability Threshold Explained 01:31:31 - Managing Low Mood Strategies 01:36:45 - Identity Diversification Benefits 01:40:21 - Repressed Emotions and OCD 01:44:30 - Expressing Emotions Effectively 01:48:18 - Understanding Emotional Release 01:52:28 - Interplay of Brain and Emotions 01:57:34 - Biological Differences Discussion 02:01:03 - Baby Girl Vibe Explained 02:04:26 - Funny Moments with Receipts

[@dunno9046]

More of these compilations pls 👌🏼

[@RashaRahman-fk3st]

These are great. I also think Dr. K had some wise moments for us this year.

[@cid_xexyz]

That was my favorite episode of the year. Dr. K is an amazing person and appears to genuinely care about helping people.

[@timkochera4972]

I learned so much about myself from this compilation. Thanks

[@The_Tatted_Golfer]

The second Mr. Ballen said the location in the story he was telling, I knew the story he was telling. Absolutely insane story.

[@ancientmeww]

Awesome highlights man ❤

[@t3ddyt3d340]

This was a wide choice of video for the end of year, kudos to you

[@corinaspfx]

my dark night of the soul lasted 8 years and i've always known once i get to the other side of this, i will be invincible - hormozi explains it perfectly!

[@LayLow101]

With The Knowledge & wisdom Chris has giving us with all his videos . We are able to walk into the best years of our lives . Here’s to 2025🍻

[@FillenNaymeer]

Erics such a good example of a complete person. Ive heard him come off poorly, ive heard him say things i disagree with, ive seen him have conversarions where i dont think hes in his best state of mind But i hate it when internet intellectual doorknobs make some sweeping comment about how "hur dur eric so dumb" when what he actually is is someone with a spine Hes arrogant, probably has a higher opinion of himself than he should sometimes, chases the spotlight, has a clearly deep desire to be viewed as some kind of renaissance man And hes also human. He doesnt try to carefully construct this false image of himself, hes authenitcally him Hes incredibly smart, and someone i very much enjoy listening to. His willingness to express himself authentically, not carefully considering every tiny word he says, is something i really admire By that i mean, he obviously thinks a great deal about the things he says. But i work as an engineer and being too cautious to put forward your thoughts means youlll always be grubbing around in the dirt Ive said more stupid things or suggested things that wont work mroe often than ive suggested things that do. I value the input of others. People are too scared to be wrong, and i dont think eric is wrong often but i do think hes willing to discus ideas that are still works in progress in his mind And i really respect that

[@PostaMartin]

Thank you.

[@mlomoexchange]

We appreciate you dude

[@immortalkrogan8578]

I'm disappointed there are no Tim Kennedy segments, as that podcast changed my life. But then again, if you added a Tim Kennedy segment, the segment would be 3.5 hours long lol. People need to watch that podcast though, go check it out!

[@quantumynd]

That couple in the woods story made me say holy shit out loud!🤯

[@Pauglin]

love the way you don't cut pauses in the conversation

[@Kathryn-e6b]

More eps with Eric Weinstein please!! You and him together are just unreal!

[@RichardVernadeau]

MrBallen with his account of the young couple inadvertently stumbling on a Ted Bundy crime in progress and unknowingly escaping intact! Wow!

[@JaimeTagle]

Oliver Burkerman episode is so underrated. Easily top 5 of the year, crucial information discussed.

[@TheMichaelMove]

My favs too looking forward to it. Happy New Year Chris.

[@byjosephine.k]

thank you brother Chris

[@dylankrause1418]

Been here since 2020 my guy. First comment. Life is still hard

[@larsh2923]

...and then we die 😂

[@jnb3451]

Weinstein was by far the best interview, every interview with him hits hence the long interview

[@MERC_MONK]

thanks bro!

[@brettwimberly768]

Chris when is the book coming out!? So stoked to read it!!!!

[@bryanh1830]

Happy new year chris! More power to you and the pod 💪

[@lennartambros3767]

emotion is like e-mail from your thinking activities, nothing has to do with reality, connect to real life= connect with your own human needs mirrored by feelings

[@joshuaworman4022]

chrises advice to protect your passsion no matter what kindof flies in the face of "show up no matter what". because if you show up no matter what then you will build resentment towards what you are doing. and then supposedly you are supposed to push through that resentment but that will just build more resentment so at some point you will be running continiously on fumes at moments when a full burn could give you everything. really something to think about. im not sure what to do with that info.

[@brennenj]

He kind of elaborated on it saying that you only build that true resentment when you’re not taking care of yourself, not rewarding yourself, not doing or achieving the things you want within the passion with people that care about you; I think that is what delineates the difference between having resentment and being challenged

[@larsh2923]

Why is Chris so intersted in talking about children, but not having children. It's like talking about swiming without ever been in the water.

[@lPlague.]

Personally, I think it’s important to ask several questions about children. Childbearing and raising is quite a job and it’s not the easiest thing to do. I believe it’s best to get counsel or wise instruction from those who’ve had children already. Roughly quoting what PBD said, “Those who are hyper analytical about becoming good parents and asking a lot of questions is far more beneficial rather than to not think about it at all.” It shows maturity in those type of people. Being interested in children and talking about them shows that they are considering factors like financial stability, emotional readiness, and ability to provide a supportive environment for a child.

[@michaelcope2329]

Man your crushing it.

[@INTOTHECUT]

Thanks for all the insights and wisdom this year! Keep up the good work! Your tha man!

[@erikrosalez3041]

Ah my favorite English man Love from California bro Thank you for sticking it out and creating this channel One good act can have a ripple that changes the world To a blessed 2025🎉🎉❤

[@halyn1986]

Was I the single one who had to roll his/her eyes when the first dude started his mumbo-jumbo about genders and skipped to Hormozi?

[@aliihotii]

Hormozi ends at 32:22. Just a little correction on the timestamps

[@Sunlight_Enjoyer]

Thanks for being a huge proponent of change of thought and progress in my life

[@TheMikesylv]

There is no job no career no social status that is even in the running for the most important job a human can do , being a parent especially a mother which is the most important job a human can do

[@Louis-mg5jf]

Not really, as a parent you have a responsibility for one individual albeit a big responsibility. President of a country or some other ultra powerful position your decisions affect the lives of thousands or millions so I would say that is more important

[@TheMikesylv]

@ nope there millions that can do that job but only one person can be a father and one a mother to there child you have unconditional love for your child nothing is more important than that. Jobs are jobs and everyone can be replaced

[@MA_KA_PA_TIE]

It takes a father and a mother in equal parts to make a person. Neither job is more important than the other.

[@TheMikesylv]

@@MA_KA_PA_TIEI guess one parent being more important than the other is a personal opinion. My view is the woman has a greater responsibility given she is carrying and responsible for the child developing in her body. After the child is born both parents have there own unique contribution to parenting which is equally important. I guess we are splitting hairs here. It’s all good I respect your opinion regardless

[@JJOK1818-okthen]

The best & only thing I can do for you is work on myself

[@Lost_Far_Away]

Watching this whilst playing 200 ELO chess, listening to the Bible in Belgian and classical music on 2 x speed.

[@garrybeynon3233]

...also sitting in an ice bath 🛁 at same time 😅

[@ryanhayes5598]

Based

[@danfontaine8179]

But are you fasted and doing kegels?

[@stevenjezyk9435]

"I would buy me a drink" 🍸🙌

[@diversitygenerator4613]

Wow! Carole Hooven had her wikipedia page deleted. That's even worse than what they did to Huberman over the Atlantic hitpiece.

[@timr8456]

Chris “Do the Thing” Williamson Chris “Downstream-Upstream” Williamson

[@ThomasConner-s8e]

Chris you made a huge jump this year mad respect

[@top6ear]

I love the part where Chris breaks the folding chair over Dougie's head. Definitely one of the best scenes of the year.

[@SithRoboMaster]

Thanks Chris!

[@Some-Ryan]

Im always fascinated at how many people take on the opinions of so called audiophiles when there are a plethora of mixing and mastering engineers who dont touch that stuff at all. Oh, and im absolutely certain that the example of the £5k turntable is instantly beaten by anything that plays back a WAV/flac through the dame system. ❤

[@elaishh3533]

2:47 Absolutely agree.

[@albertlevins9191]

Clip show! Thanks.😊

[@alexcoyg3281]

Wish everyone love and enjoying the moment!!❤

[@therealhank4292]

I know a guy who was born with one testicle, is he not actually a male or could it just be that he was born with a birth defect.

[@julesbarthomeuf907]

For me the best guest this year was Alex Hormozi by far

[@IdahoFatTireBikeFun]

Rudyard Lynch's (WhatIfAltHist) interview is by far the best. I have it downloaded on Amazon Music so I can listen to it more often m

[@Robin.Backer]

Not putting in Dr Peter Attia & Bryan Johnson is a crime

[@kurthoffmann7160]

Eric is sounding out of touch

[@Marcus32]

De. Mike 👍🏼

[@drpetermueller]

Wayne Dyer, ... There is no way to happyness, hapiness is the way.

[@timr8456]

1:49:10 fascinating

[@frameshifts]

Hail, modern wisdom!

[@ambremanifold6549]

Hard is relative to the context it set in.

[@Jsmithyy]

The 3 eyed 3 legged townsville great barrier reef crab has not yet been discovered yet every miner in Queensland and every government shall applaud the discovery and assist.

[@Jsmithyy]

I have been an eric watcher for a long time this eric got over the math and felt and telt the truth.

[@danialnosoohi7036]

Any Hormozi fan here ?

[@benforde3579]

5:35 no such thing as a trans kid

[@choboruin]

This is why I'm a broke man when anytime I hear Alex Hormozi speak I just think how awful it sounds the way he talks about family and friends Lol

[@hyperretroactivehyperretro5992]

I love how he starts talking about trans and immediately switches to intersex as they always do.

[@melissarollins6404]

You wear crocs?!?!?! 😳

[@hughjass7914]

It was a legit biological ac/DC that knocked out all female boxers at the Olympics. That's an edge case. It seems to have truly believed itself female.

[@TheHangedMan]

I am once again asking you to have a Christian on the show to talk about God. DO IT.

[@bfosterETV]

Last dude comes off as a clown. Other than that great vid

[@JasonLaveKnotts]

I think it is a mistake to conflate biological sex and gender. Chromosomes don't lie but how you express yourself is a separate issue.

[@michaelh3544]

Talk talk talk.. what’s the remedy.. . ? How do you solve the problem that you say exists with all this so called intellectual microbabble ... just keep talking 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@Burbie]

wow that eric weinstien conversation was very nuanced and insightful.

[@weremiuk]

1:27:55 WoW :)

[@KAREEM-uw2ml]

❤❤

[@TheTrueMariWho]

@2:30 But they DO understand human development. They are purposely trying to break little boys while they are young. This is not accidental, this is by design.

[@ghostsinthesun]

most people who support trans rights also agree that it shouldn't be pushed onto children through surgery, hormones, or otherwise. you can still support trans rights even if you disagree with how it's currently being pushed on kids it's a complicated issue with many layers to it, opinions on it shouldn't be looked at as completely black or white yknow

[@KR-rj7vf]

I lost a lot of respect for Eric with that take about the trans movement. Classic fence-sitting. "Those people say 2+2=4, and those other people say 2+2=5, so I'm going to be in the middle and say 2+2=4.5. Aren't I smart???"

[@tylerhoneycutt4862]

This guy is always telling people what to be and what not to be. Have you ever tried not giving advice? It's a great attribute.

[@PumperNickel-rz1pd]

It’s literally his job and his passion to shard advice from other great ppl. If u don’t like it just stop listening it’s that simple

[@tylerhoneycutt4862]

@@PumperNickel-rz1pd I think you meant shart not shard his advice

[@tylerhoneycutt4862]

@PumperNickel-rz1pd if you don't like my comment don't read it.

[@rudeone1]

I don’t think that’s the intention. Sharing knowledge and wisdom from facets of society and culture isn’t pushing agenda. You can take it or leave it as the audience. Or you can be a douche bag too. Your point is? Pretty sure he practices from the knowledge he’s gained just like you or I… take it or leave it pal. I don’t find it pushy to show other ppl how to live a more fulfilling life but you seem bothered by that. I don’t see the threat in that, but then again I’m a pretty damn secure human and work hard to be that way. Maybe you should listen to a thing or two him and his guest say. You might learn a thing or two and decide not to throw stones as often.

[@tylerhoneycutt4862]

@rudeone1 I get to.have an opinion, too ....I'm sorry you aren't secure enough to see that and need to write a novel about.