Sir Roger Penrose on Blackholes and The Big Bang | Joe Rogan

[@TenThumbsProductions]

Joe's ability to take interest in literally anything and everything is what makes him so good at what he does.

[@samjamil8511]

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[@mattyy101]

@@manictiger You sound dumb.

[@mokkaveli]

@@mattyy101 dunning-kruger effect for ya

[@chanceneck8072]

I zoned out after 13 minutes. Too complicated, I didn´t get it, what he was explaining.....

[@doop00]

@@chanceneck8072 I feel sorry for you

[@MoneyMotivation360]

This guy has forgotten more than I will ever know.

[@TwRex0410]

That's my favorite Ramsay quote of all time.

[@tonynova]

@@TwRex0410 the cook?

[@TheBluBalls]

@@tonynova "I've forgotten more than you know. Serve the food and shut the f**k up."

[@Ingens_Scherz]

That's not what he would say to you. You know things he'll never know, and he not only knows that, he genuinely respects it. He's a very nice guy, but it's also part of his theory of human consciousness - which is baffling!

[@dayra6425]

@@Ingens_Scherz he said photons travel at the speed of light, so they don’t experience time .. , they start and end with no time in between.. even billions of years .. the singularly till now was a less then a split second to a photon .. that idea alone is more then i would of ever known until he said it ..

[@DanielHettenbach1]

More mathematicians, more philosophers, and more physicists.

[@aurorahiraeth5896]

Daniel Hettenbach Less Schaub

[@marcusb553]

More education and not conspiracy theorists that get their “ intelligence” from KZbin 👌. It’s been great to witness Joe gradually get more and more intelligent as he has people from so many backgrounds come on his show. Number one podcast in the world for a reason.

[@DanielHettenbach1]

Agree

[@newvocabulary]

As if we need more existential dread.

[@stza16]

@@aurorahiraeth5896 100%

[@JS-bk2jl]

Kinda nuts to think that if Einstein were to live in our time I’m sure Joe would interview him.

[@torinreese4829]

J S underrated comment

[@milosjazic7453]

But he did interviewed THE Elon Musk, and even smoked weed with him on podcast. People in a 100 years will be like "Imagine if you were Joe Rogan and smoked weed with The Emperor Elon Musk on a podcast can you imagine how would that be.."

[@rld8258]

@@milosjazic7453 damn

[@d.c.videos]

He would need a german translator

[@DJdaveyshpins]

Yea and ask him if he did DMT

[@williamthomas5215]

Man is 86 years old here and speaks so elegantly and passionately. His energy level slowly increasing throughout shows how passionate he is about his work.

[@kingwillie206]

He’s 92!

[@LeadSwitchKick]

People trying to outsmart Sir Roger Penrose in the comment section. Gotta love the internet.

[@martinaee]

Pshh... I know about black holes. I've seen all the Star Trek movies.

[@outbreak49]

The internet is full of arrogance what did you expect?

[@Lovedandlovingbutlost]

@@outbreak49 don't mistake arrogance for attention seeking trolling, but i take yr point.

[@yourlordandsaviouryeesusbe2998]

@DaKermitFrog You're a very intelligent person it seems.

[@MrSimonw58]

Kermit Frog ... he has more experience with black holes than a youngster like you could ever imagine.

[@jdt2003]

And people still watch cable news? With podcasts like this, most TV interviews now seem foolish

[@slow-mo_moonbuggy]

Only 65 to 90 year olds watch that mess. They have the money.

[@Turk_2023]

While I understand what you are saying, a simpleton like myself gets nothing out of this because I don`t follow what he is saying.... I would get more out of a show like Cosmos.

[@michaeljorfi3552]

@@TheNaturalhumandiet this guy and that person are completely different.no comparison

[@TheNaturalhumandiet]

@@michaeljorfi3552 You're right. I was mad and shouldn't even have written anything, it wasn't constructive.

[@arcaliasgiants9813]

Turk Carl Sagan had billions and billions of microtubules functioning as state machines with quantum transition probabilities.

[@The-Rest-of-Us]

Big props to Joe Rogan for this interview! I knew Joe could have great conversations with comedians like Bill Burr and entrepreneurs like Elon Musk, but here he is asking intelligible questions to a physicist and producing a fantastically enjoyable conversation on a different level. Increased my respect for him.

[@ANTIStraussian]

For every cool interview like this Joe talks to people who lie to his face about either talking to aliens or working on alien space craft

[@thestonethatgodcant]

@@ANTIStraussian joe has platformed alien conspiracy guys and way worse people but to his credit he has eventually debunked a lot of the crap he used to let through. i think hes too much of a bro to apply a nuanced filter to social or political issues but with the anti-scientific stuff hes done some work to push a healthy belief in science over conspiracies as a reaction to his own enabling of some goofy people.

[@ANTIStraussian]

@@thestonethatgodcant give him a blunt and he will tell you about tic toc videos

[@cameronlamb1869]

​@@ANTIStraussian bro you've seen 4 podcasts then lmfao

[@ANTIStraussian]

@@cameronlamb1869 Joe's conspiracy podcasts way out number is normal ones. Not to mention his recent decent into talking about a guy in Canada with huge tits and cancel culture every episode

[@M.-.D]

So incredible to see Professor Penrose win the Nobel Prize. One of the greatest minds.

[@megamillionfreak]

@Jesse 😂

[@StrawberryDoubleDip]

@Jesse-xy8kw You have no idea of what you're talking about do you? Go read a book or something to educate yourself.

[@S_C_]

Who is the Nobel Prize named after?

[@weareallthesame7924]

⁠​⁠@@S_C_ the inventor of dynamite who gave it to the inventor of the USSR nuclear bomb. But it is a good thing especially in the sciences, forget about Nobel peace prize.

[@scottstorchfan]

@Jesse-xy8kwclown. Pick up a book.

[@worldofameiso5491]

I love listening to scientists like sir Roger and Brian Cox, they are so humble and unpatronising. I think it is because they realise that they know only a very small proportion of all that we can know, and that in time, their theories will be surpassed by future scientists. To know that your knowledge is incomplete is a sign of intelligence.

[@InTheGranite617]

World of AMEISO Agreed 1000%. Thats why I love this Podcast so much,I Love listening to Scientific, and Philosophy’s from a lot of these Bright People...

[@marcusrosales3344]

The average human does have an IQ of a chimp relative to these guys: (average) chimp 40, (average) human 100, Penrose 160. On top of it the precision involved in detecting gravitational waves is so exact that these theories must be on the right track. Another thing: IQ isn't everything but it does speak a lot for deductive abilities. Maybe all this means is we are not so different from chimps though...

[@worldofameiso5491]

pyropulse As does your contribution.

[@lunasv7]

Dunning Kreuger effect 👍

[@joegastly6166]

Well our brains are just tiny specs of dust and yet we try to comprehend existence which is something far too big for us. It's like an ant trying to understand everything humans know

[@system-error]

He's so modest he mentions Escher without even mentioning that they were influences on each other. His science was inspired by Escher's art, and Escher's art was in turn inspired by Penrose's science. Like Escher sent him art made specially for him. LOL at Penrose on JRE, it's like seeing the queen at a McDonald's.

[@ItsOnlyNiall]

Well said

[@El_Chompo]

Joe might appear McDonalds but he is such a good interviewer. He never cuts people off, or tries to push a narrative. He just lets them talk and follows up with questions that show he is listening and curious. Nothing on tv like that. A more accurate comparison would be if McDonalds sold top notch food.

[@system-error]

Yeah I'm not trying to diss JRE by comparing it to McDonald's, I'm just saying it's surreal like seeing the queen at a McDonald's. If JRE is like a McDonald's, mainstream media is like a fancy restaurant with a snooty arrogant waiter, and the food they serve is like all tiny little morsels on a giant empty plate

[@alexpaterson1382]

lol well said

[@jackderaway]

This dude must be a super freakin important. Is it a British thing or is he world wide famous?

[@jopo7996]

The whole time Jamie is just thinking, I already knew all of this.

[@Stroeem]

Jo Po hahahahahah

[@tonyfergusonthetypeofguy431]

Jo Po hahaha

[@longxiong496]

Of course he got an A

[@GwopUpEnt]

lmaoooooooooo

[@graffitikidchris]

HOLY FUCK. COMMENT OF THE MONTH.

[@truckerfromreno]

What an amazing guest. I love the British guests, so bright, polite and eloquent. I could listen to them all day.

[@benleeper332]

When a knighted Englishman shows up in a wool blazer, you listen.

[@markstewart5822]

Best comment on the internet ever

[@richt-1]

You need all three, two just doesn’t cut it

[@davidhaddad9022]

A knighted, nobel prize winning Englishman

[@amatya.rakshasa]

How on earth did Joe manage to have a conversation with a Nobel prize winning theoretical physicist and one of the smartest people ever born. Insanity. Props to Joe for trying!!

[@abtwopoint0]

Trying?! He did the damn thing

[@vampiro4236]

He's been doing it for years. The difference between the podcast at the beginning and 8-9 years later is night and day.

[@Bamb00zled88]

I'm waiting for Ed Witten to appear. Why not have the greatest physicist alive on the pod?

[@Hope-in6bk]

Average 11 years old comment.

[@MaximilianXXX]

Rogan is a knuckle-dragging meathead

[@exponentmantissa5598]

Wow. This guy is an intellectual giant, definitely one of the greatest minds of all time. His works in math, physics, philosophy and other areas are absolutely ground shaking. For anyone that wants a good glimpse into hid mind read "The Emperor's New Mind". It is very deep and very slow reading as the concepts are new and you need to take time to digest the material. I would read a chapter, think for a few days and then read another chapter.

[@monsterhuntervideos4446]

exponent mantissa It’s all theoretical nonsense.

[@jnoter]

exponent mantissa It's all biblical bullshit.

[@roarblast7332]

Theoretical bullshit, anyone? I miss those days.

[@yvesheinrich5013]

@@monsterhuntervideos4446 I'll take theoretical nonsense that is actually being studied to provide factual evidence that can suggest the existence of objects in space, over the so-called, self-proclaimed religious "facts" that have been altered throughout the ages by other religions that adopted the bible. Shut the fuck up...

[@Josh-it6uy]

you do not know how to read

[@chancebrennecke]

Lol Jamie moving the mic, what a class act and such an interesting guest a modern day Gandalf

[@liamcragin]

Fun fact: Sir Roger’s uncle was a surrealist artist and camouflage expert who hung out with Pablo Picasso and his siblings are a physicist, a geneticist, and a chess grandmaster. Quite the family!

[@NewKwanTung07]

"It's pretty hard to bore a photon." - Love it!

[@meonline2549]

Roger Penrose's List of Contributions 1. Moore-Penrose inverse 2. Twistor theory 3. Spin network 4. Abstract index notation 5. Black hole bomb 6. Geometry of spacetime 7. Cosmic censorship 8. Illumination problem 9. Weyl curvature hypothesis 10. Penrose inequalities 11. Penrose interpretation of quantum mechanics 12. Diósi-Penrose model 13. Newman-Penrose formalism 14. GHP formalism 15. Penrose diagram 16. Penrose inequality 17. Penrose process 18. Penrose tiling 19. Penrose triangle 20. Penrose stairs 21. Penrose-Hawking singularity theorems 22. Penrose graphical notation 23. Penrose transform 24. Penrose-Terrell effect pp-wave spacetime 25. Schrödinger-Newton equations 26. Orch-OR/Penrose-Lucas argument 27. FELIX experiment 28. Trapped surface 29. Andromeda paradox 30. Conformal cyclic cosmology List of awards 1. Adams Prize (1966) 2. Heineman Prize (1971) 3. Fellow of the Royal Society (1972) 4. Eddington Medal (1975) 5. Royal Medal (1985) 6. Wolf Prize (1988) 7. Dirac Medal (IOP) (1989) 8. Albert Einstein Medal (1990) 9. Naylor Prize and Lectureship (1991) 10. Knight Bachelor (1994) 11. James Scott Prize Lectureship (1997-2000) 12. Karl Schwarzschild Medal (2000) 13. De Morgan Medal (2004) 14. Dalton Medal (2005) 15. Copley Medal (2008) 16. Fonseca Prize (2011) 17. Nobel Prize in Physics (2020)

[@Timbo6669]

Lol,..Usually Joe will tell the speaker to move the mic closer, or to speak into the mic but not this guy...He's a Knight and Jamie moved it for the lord..

[@15000000th]

Holy shit that comment made me laugh!

[@samjamil8511]

U

[@MrJeesusTeippi]

I was just looking this comment while knight moved the mic

[@oOBeagleOo]

Well Jamie got an A in physics so

[@RunD.Ones1s]

Lol no way Joe was going to correct him in any way, he was probably just so happy to have him on

[@avsecken]

It's so soothing to watch someone this intelligent speak. Maybe even more nowadays 😄

[@wolf9423]

Arthur v.S just listening to Allan watts and the instrumental beats after is just like the best thing for my mind

[@OriginalPuro]

Videos and people like this become more and more important the more we populate the planet. Quality goes out the window with quantity, and social media is contributing to making society as a whole dumb as rocks.

[@JDVmusicSound]

“Well, do you want to know my theory”. Love this guy!!

[@OriginalPuro]

"Well, do you want to know my theory?"*

[@mamyramer1603]

This guy makes Neil degrass Tyson look like a highsider

[@RootBeerGMT]

Your referring to “Token” Tyson? The weakest and least original mind in science-yeah.

[@NecroxProduction]

Tyson is more of a showman rather than scientist. A science popularizer if you will.

[@NecroxProduction]

@Brian G blah blah blah black man lah blah racists bla blah white people. Fuck off with your bullshit. You just can't see shit without your race glasses can you? If Einstein was chilling on talk shows 90% of time instead of actually calculating shit in his lab he would be a science populizer showman as well.

[@FaithRox]

@Brian G There are many people with PhD's in many different forms of science. Many of whom are far more competent than NdT.

[@sapisjan]

Tyson has a gift for explaining the basics needed for people to even get interested in these ideas, and that's his contribution. But ya, listening to them side by side does give that impression.

[@TheFreshman321]

Sir Roger won the 2020 Nobel prize.👏👏

[@shabzone]

Coming back to this after watching other Penrose podcasts, you can really see how much more engaging he is on Joe's podcast. Joe seems to ask the right questions that gets Roger to explain in a calm and focused way.

[@condorboss3339]

Sir Roger Penrose has a gift for presenting very complex ideas simply enough for an interested non-physicist to follow.

[@ivan-Croatian]

Exactly. But at first I just thought that I'm smart af.

[@lailai6402]

Especially as he's a mathematician, not a physicist.

[@romancotton8536]

tbh this old guy rabbit trails so much and doesnt answer direct questions. First he says singularity is infinite density but then doesnt explain how such a thing could evaportate...he also doesnt answer what dark matter is just says its not dark energy and only talks about how it effects the expanse. joe doesnt realize when his questions arent being answered

[@thertcll]

@@romancotton8536 He did explain how they evaporate though. And he didn't explain what dark matter is because nobody knows what it is.

[@deletefacebook8419]

@@romancotton8536 the idea of dark matter is simply that we don’t really know what it is because it’s dark lol. All we can really say is that it’s a form of matterthat was a by product of the Big Bang. It’s like a form of radiation that we can’t see, or some sort of frequency that we can’t tune into. He’s likely a visual thinker, not everyone only thinks using words lol. He can imagine it’s existence because of the way that he can visualize it effecting the matter around us, but he can’t visualize dark matter itself because u can’t see it. It must be something like the waves that u can see when u throw a rock into a pond but much bigger.

[@helderalmeida2790]

Respect to Joe's staff, they didn't interrupt Sir Roger and went and moved the microphone near him if there was another guest Joe would be telling to move the mic next to their faces

[@rickylesperance2125]

Black holes have always brought me comfort. Knowing that we’re all going to be compressed into the same black hole as everyone we know and have ever known is kinda comforting

[@hosoiarchives4858]

Lol check your neurotransmitter levels

[@OriginalPuro]

Group hug!

[@yugen3968]

Who's here after he won a NOBEL for Physics?!

[@JoseAguirre-hl2do]

A fucking NOBEL, like wtffff

[@tirivanhukandawasvika9017]

Yes here.

[@m1lks0da76]

heeere,after i saw it i was like woah!i had remembered a podcast interview about an alternative theory of the mind and that just earned him way more credibility (of course he already has lots of credibility but I meant in my mind)

[@ccarson]

I'm here after Jamie got an A in physics.

[@yugen3968]

@Rom Dyson Yupp, didn't you know you silly

[@JayakrishnanNairOmana]

I like how Joe is able to show a correct understanding of his guests standing. Here he shows the highest respect to the guest deserving of the highest respect of all guests to make it to his podcast.

[@Mr.Chris.P.Bacon1]

He's very pleasant to listen to. *Reminds me of Neil Tyson, but WITHOUT the planet sized EGO.*

[@jasonn9222]

Please..Neil degrades Tyson is such a blowhard.. a total gasbag..I'd rather jam pencils in my ears than listen to that guy try and explain something with analogies and speculation.. this guy is much easier to believe

[@MrMikey808]

I'm so thankful Joe didn't even think to interrupt this brilliant man...thank you Joe Rogan

[@511dydy]

Sir Roger is in a class of his own... thanks for blessing us with your knowledge

[@oldbrokensqueezebox]

Joe Rogans podcast is like the ULTIMATE variety talk show. Comedians, scientists, actors, musicians, artists, businessmen, the list goes on he covers it all

[@supersaiyan24]

Imagine eddie bravo here with his flat earth theories telling everyone look it up. 🤭

[@peanutrbuckle9123]

Super Saiyan lol I can imagine him over talking this old guy

[@magnabosco210]

It’s a disservice to the truth to not have both of them on at the same time for a discussion.

[@Stantheman848]

Flat earth nonsense was created by the cia to make anyone who questions the $1 trillion a year theft from the american taxpayers ...look like idiots. 911 so obvious.

[@thesprawl2361]

@oolala fuega Are you turning that comment into a song or something? The lyrics don't rhyme though, sorry to tell you

[@tylercassidy9426]

Stanley is Eddie fake account

[@davidlenett8808]

At the conclusion of the video, it was scientifically confirmed that I'm as dumb as a box of rocks. 😧

[@presence9745]

I'm sure you have your strong points😆

[@insideman-v1w]

David Lenett no mate. They can’t explain the singularity so they produce complex math to make you feel this way. Fuck this theory of a so called black hole. It just doesn’t make sense.

[@Sinnbad21]

paul mc guigan What do you have against science?

[@insideman-v1w]

Anthony Anderson I love science but when they throw out the rules and make up stuff to explain their ideology I disagree.

[@nomaschalupas2453]

Mathematically it shows the rocks in the box combined is smarter.

[@usernotfound904]

Joe "an elks semen can feed my family for a year" Rogan

[@smAshomAsh]

Greater insight than the idea that black holes or the big bang are things that ever existed.

[@CONTRA449]

Lmfao

[@MrSumbody69]

@@smAshomAsh I'm curious, are you insinuating that black holes don't exist? Can you prove they don't? Are you also saying that the current universe we reside in was not created somehow?

[@mr.w.146]

@@MrSumbody69 I know that Oprah has a couple of them. Big black holes that is.

[@onefodderunit]

@@MrSumbody69 Outer space is science fiction. It's not even rational to believe there is a vacuum adjoining gas without a barrier. Vacuum chambers are chambers for a reason. There is no model for gas adjoining a vacuum. It's pure belief. Pride and fear keep people from questioning their beliefs.

[@noumaankhan9884]

Its amazing how people who are actually doing science are so humble and down to earth in their claims while those who use science to advance their agenda sound ridiculously arrogant.

[@echoybyte42]

You make a great observation

[@DineroSucio754]

It is a great observation, because that's how it is, everytime scientists say something the media distorts it for their own agenda

[@cl3761]

Unfortunately that’s often been the case throughout history. The “I am the science” guy is a joke.

[@Chadmlad]

I love how no one in this comment section is actually commenting about the EXPLOSIVE take this guy just had. He literally just explained to you that multiple big bangs, the birth of universes, has happen and will happen again. He was right when he said its romantic. The thought of life living and dying and living again is a beautiful conclusion to come to.

[@NogGonnaMakeIt]

Much better than the universe dying and staying dead forever. Hope he's right

[@Chadmlad]

@@NogGonnaMakeIt Same here brother

[@relaxedronin5349]

So good, this man is sharing bits of knowledge he's learned over a lifetime of dedication to academia . And to think Jamie learned all of this in his first year.

[@arcaliasgiants9813]

The great Roger Penrose ... a genius and the MG of physics. Always tackling problems above his weight class!

[@yourlordandsaviouryeesusbe2998]

I can't figure out whether that's an insult or compliment😂😂

[@arcaliasgiants9813]

Right , I meant it as a compliment. I love that he posits outrageous theories of ambitious scope, but can “back it up” with his intellect. I know some are controversial, but sometimes you need that to get the hivemind out of its funk.

[@AL-SH]

@@arcaliasgiants9813 I still don't know whether you're being sarcastic or giving the man respect.

[@arcaliasgiants9813]

Al H. Dont worry you’ll be ok

[@AL-SH]

@@arcaliasgiants9813 oh I'm ok, are you though?

[@kurington.blogspot7876]

"Yeah. There's this fringe podcast by this Fear Factor guy." "The UFC guy?" "Yeah." "What does he talk about? Kicks to the head and farts?" "Yeah... and black holes with sir Roger Penrose."

[@UserName-ii1ce]

Not fringe

[@BestInTheWorld111]

“Fringe podcast” it’s literally the biggest podcast on earth lol

[@alla5578]

Great questions, great minds! "Yes, tell me" is possibly the most brilliant thing to ever be said in an interview with someone else. The fact it happens to be Penrose who is being nudged to tell us... Wowzers! Thank you Joe & Roger

[@bobbyunger2758]

Sir Roger is 91...someone get on the task of copying and downloading his mind before he's gone. Such a humble and intelligent being.

[@zerodivider4333]

What a privilege to talk to a living legend in academia.

[@Sportscollector92]

We need Jamie as a guest on JRE

[@harrykirk7415]

Penrose absolutely should be awarded the Nobel prize for his singularity and black hole work.

[@daisygirl1217]

This man is a brilliant genius, I could listen to him all day...wow

[@BLAHBLAHBLAHBLAHX7]

Joe Rogan is extremely bright, but when you are in the presence of someone like Sir Roger Penrose you reliaze just how super intelligent some people are. If you aren't aware and in awe of such intelligence you just aren't aware period.

[@ludacris6212]

Kinda like how he seems very knowledgeable about cars, but then Chris Harris comes on his podcast.

[@rhondakayjones9301]

I really enjoyed this interview. Thanks Joe and Sir Penrose! Crazy day at the office and just what I needed.

[@meligoth]

"Infinity is blue, from the outside." Death, from Terry Pratchett's book Soul Music

[@MOOSEDOWNUNDER]

Thank God for Joe Rogan. This is pure magic, he just sits there and takes it all in, so rare these days.

[@JR-vm4tm]

So proud of this fellow Brit, he’s national treasure and a gift to all societies. Joe done a great job here and have him the respect he deserved.

[@Lewissssss]

Met him in Oxford this year, a man who never fails to praise others and is steadfast in his work even in his nineties

[@Rick_Cleland]

Is Joe going to ask him if he's done DMT?

[@DJCallidus]

Nah the guy is genuinely intelligent, he doesn't need drugs to pretend he is.

[@DJCallidus]

@vunderground1 Pretty sure he's dead and I'm not into Ouji boards.

[@ThetennisDr]

@@DJCallidus w out drugs joe roegan is a fucking idiot like anyone else

[@Sychonut]

Or had elk meat for that matter.

[@MAYNOR82]

Jason R S he’s probably never seen one but he has a theory of what that looks like. He calls it...........G-String theory. 😅 Ok I’ll see my way out now.....

[@RunD.Ones1s]

If you get this guy to say “that’s an intriguing question” you know you’re a damn good interviewer

[@seangreen3126]

100% and I bet rogan was pumped when that happened.

[@Jezee213]

In summary, it's a pleasure and an honour to listen to this man speak.

[@Sedat028]

Penrose is so underrated

[@BIOHAZARDXXXX]

I could listen to this guy talk about space and physics for 1000 years and still be intrigued.

[@-_Nuke_-]

So basically Einstein predicted the existence of dark energy by thinking of the Universe as being static... You know you are a genius when you can't make a mistake even if you did! xΔ

[@MAYNOR82]

NUKE Nobody: All Physicist after Einstein: Find me all of the “mistakes” Einstein did. The answers are there.

[@johnbrowne8744]

Never thought much about Joe's show but he has gotten to be a good interviewer. I subscribed. 😊

[@joemackenzie7417]

i love Roger Penrose; just by the way he reacts to questions you can tell how open his mind is

[@paultrauzzi5360]

Koodoos to Joe for guesting these geniuses and for his patient. Joe could've, many times, interrupted him when he couldn't understand all. DEEP STUFF. LOVE THIS VIDEO.

[@alkintugsal7563]

Such a humble attitude from such a smart man natural in every way.Love Roger Penrose distinguished English gentleman.

[@TheCezar07]

This is the type of content that we need!! And it s sad that most of the people don't realize that knowledge means power.

[@mpa23]

How soothing the old man voice is 😂

[@BReWeDKnOwLeDGe]

Whatever floats your boat, we’re not judging ❤️❤️❤️

[@zeNUKEify]

I love how Sir Penrose says photons “probably” dont have conscious experiences, keeping the possibility open, no matter how unlikely and absurd.

[@ludviglidstrom6924]

Well, that’s the idea of panpsychism, which has become surprisingly popular and fashionable among philosophers today!

[@Dan-zq5wt]

Joe Rogan is interviewing some of the most brilliant people who ever lived. You have to admire this guy’s wide ranging curiosity.

[@UKRSHEV]

Joe: "Infinite mass" Oh, no.

[@robertsmithing4716]

Haha yeah

[@ludviglidstrom6924]

“Well, the mass is quite well-defined actually”, haha! I love that correction from Penrose!

[@alpachino2shae]

19:16 Sir Roger Penrose does a Christopher Walken impression

[@variousvirals9139]

AlpaChino2shae LMAO

[@MAYNOR82]

Bruh.....I don’t know where you guys come up with such hilarious stupidity only on the internet! I can’t stop laughing!!! 🤭😆😂🤣😭😭😭💀

[@Brassard1985]

Joe Rogan casually having a conversation with one of the greatest minds of our generation. The quality of guests on JRE is amazing. JRE is the #1 podcast in the world for a reason!

[@abtwopoint0]

No doubt... Then you get people like Logan paul trying to claim #1 podcast in the world lmao!.... maybe #1 for trending whoever- the- fuck made whatever- the- fuck pop cultural impact, only to have Logan and Mike asking this guy who he's fucked lately, then talking about themselves and how cool they are the last 30 min

[@Frandahab]

It used to be

[@Sousario]

okeyyy... for the first time in a JRE video, I feel pretty stupid...

[@ahabt2726]

You're mistake was thinking yo're smart for listening to JRE

[@Sousario]

Ahab T never claimed to be smart for watching JRE... where have you read that? 🙂

[@ahabt2726]

@Reg Gia fuck you

[@Sousario]

@Reg Gia I really don't understand how you got that conclusion

[@blickluke]

Then you're ignorant because I know for sure that there are dozens of other interviewed guests that would make you or I feel stupid

[@thomaslangley1571]

Sir Roger Penrose is an absolute legend. Even more so for going on Joe's show aswell.

[@zumabilla]

This is the best podcast online right now. The guests just get better. So much variety and topics.

[@deltablaze77]

I don't ever want to stop hearing him talking. To call this interesting just is a devastatingly understating. I'm more than curious about what he is saying, I can't stop listening.

[@hakology]

loved this interview .... more like this please joe :D

[@borntwice4724]

Does penrose know that Artem is the goat?

[@JPLROK]

It’s inspiring to listen to someone so intelligent.

[@cameronbannick]

My favorite episode ever, I love how he casually brings up Lex Fridman's Father Alexander foreshadowing future podcasts

[@karthikperiasamy7321]

this guy is a living legend, absolutely love roger penrose

[@TheBluBalls]

Comb-over haircut - Check Tweed jacket over knitted sweater - Check Coke bottle glasses - Check This guy's legit

[@benarcher7411]

We can't tell but I'm sure he smells of homemade soup also

[@ludviglidstrom6924]

Definitely one of the more trustworthy of Joe Rogan’s guests: many other of his guests are not particularly trustworthy…

[@davidwhite2949]

Hi Joe: I have to say: I started watching your program out of interest in martial arts, UFC etc. Like everyone else. But at this point I have to say you’re one of the best interviewers out there Between this, the interview with Elon Musk, and others One of the few programs where important thinkers and doers can get into subjects in depth We get a sense of these people as human beings, not just the usual soundbites Keep it up, and thank you!

[@AiTiredBoss]

You think Joe reads old comment sections in video that is not even his channel?

[@clintwilhelm5277]

Sir Roger is the most deserving of Knighthood of any scientist ever. Sir Roger for King! I love how he politely says they don't have time to go into it, which is an extremely gentlemanly way of saying I don't want to spend the next three weeks explaining it to you, but you know if you really asked him he would.

[@MELLOPHILIA]

3 am currently and I have class at 9:40, was feeling restless until I started listening to this sir explain things so far beyond my basic and limited comprehension and now I’m ready to crash out: science rules

[@thatindiandude4602]

You would think Jamie got an A in physics comments woukd get old. It doesnt :D

[@adamsloan9616]

For real. That and the whole Joe "stupid thing said here" Rogan stuff has gotten old too!

[@muddymerkutio]

I don’t really get it did he say at some point he got an A or something or am I retarded?

[@AXharoth]

he did say it yes @@muddymerkutio

[@davidslone2937]

The Alexander Fridman mentioned at 16:51 is Lex Fridman’s dad. Pretty interesting.

[@MaxVillager4]

I also think Lex Fridman even had a podcast with Joe Rogan

[@spyros4902]

no he is not en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexander_Friedmann

[@TheDAT9]

Just imaging sitting in your armchair and worrying about what the Universe will be like when all the black holes have popped out of existence. I find it amazing that a fellow human has a mind like that, and yet others amongst us can't fart and chew gum at the same time.

[@earlmyname4257]

From cosmological thoughts to fart while u chew???? Wtf

[@Sheep-px8od]

@@earlmyname4257 I have a feet fetish 😂 yummy 😋 I love smelly feet 🦶

[@Chertoff88]

Greatest podcast in history.

[@BIKEBROSTV]

thats Einstein of our Era joe is amazing.

[@SubhojitDey]

a former Ufc commentator interviewing a physics nobel laureate... quite decently too.. gawd i love the internet

[@alberteinstein3078]

The top of Joe's head is blinding me!

[@sicboi1151]

A up alburt

[@thatnewcool7669]

albert Einstein im gonna expose you im the real albert einstein

[@pepinyostep3592]

😂

[@algerianatheist2755]

Why are you so obsessed with light Albert??

[@Mrfailstandstil]

Do you have an A in physics? Because Jamie does!

[@aaron4ism]

15:14 Jamie slips the correct notes to his protégé

[@MAYNOR82]

Aaron Casler 🤭🤭😂😂🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭💀

[@Mrfailstandstil]

Dood 😹😹👍🏻💀💦

[@insidiouscoil8474]

Holy fucking shit this is gold!! Why am I just now seeing this?

[@PaulRoneClarke]

Penrose and Escher were friends. That's astonishing enough in itself. Well done JR. Where else can you get this sort of stuff free?

[@sajjad6929]

Love to watch more podcast like this living legend..

[@VennieVin]

This man is 87. Wow. Can we just let that sink in?

[@IBODEGAI]

He’s 87 and extremely nimble is his freestyle presentation.

[@jackderaway]

Yeah I’ve never heard a person that old be that smart. Or to even know about this topic. All the old ppl I know don’t know shit about shit lol

[@jamesmorris911]

Fun fact...he farted like 6 times during the interview! His mind is sharp...but he can cut cheese as well!

[@davidvankirk607]

And still able to talk about this stuff like he's teaching it in class. that's a sharp mind.

[@sugarlife485]

he does look and sound senile

[@paaao]

This idea makes a lot of sense, though he didn't explain it quite as easily as I've seen others do... Essentially, an ever expanding universe, as it cools off and dies, starts to look the same mathematically, as an infinitely small, and compressed universe. They both converge on the singularity, where things eventually break down, and infinitely large/small/hot/cold, lose all meaning, and become 1. They are the sane thing, and start a new expansion, or are the end of a previous one. Twister theory is the name of this idea if I remember right.

[@TheEarl777]

Utterly fascinating and well explained by Dr Penrose. I hope it goes well for him and his 3 colleagues in this new publication which to me seems relatively logical.

[@b_rod4380]

This guys brilliance is on another level