Dan Engber

I mean, it is a fair worry.

Yeah, so, I mean, it really, it was getting big in December. It was climbing its way through the Apple audio charts. And then Joe Rogan got into it. On his Christmas Day episode, he said, Here's the thing about all this. no, I think telepathy is real. And he talked about this podcast. It is real. Have you listened to the telepathy tapes? No.

Yeah, so, I mean, it really, it was getting big in December. It was climbing its way through the Apple audio charts. And then Joe Rogan got into it. On his Christmas Day episode, he said, Here's the thing about all this. no, I think telepathy is real. And he talked about this podcast. It is real. Have you listened to the telepathy tapes? No.

Yeah, so, I mean, it really, it was getting big in December. It was climbing its way through the Apple audio charts. And then Joe Rogan got into it. On his Christmas Day episode, he said, Here's the thing about all this. no, I think telepathy is real. And he talked about this podcast. It is real. Have you listened to the telepathy tapes? No.

You haven't?

You haven't?

You haven't?

And then it immediately, the telepathy tapes shot to number one. And it's really been like in the top 10 almost ever since. So I think it was that moment of like, I think... He could be getting tapped by Joe Rogan. It's funny, if you actually watch the video of that episode, Rogan is wearing like a jester hat with bells, I guess, for Christmas.

And then it immediately, the telepathy tapes shot to number one. And it's really been like in the top 10 almost ever since. So I think it was that moment of like, I think... He could be getting tapped by Joe Rogan. It's funny, if you actually watch the video of that episode, Rogan is wearing like a jester hat with bells, I guess, for Christmas.

And then it immediately, the telepathy tapes shot to number one. And it's really been like in the top 10 almost ever since. So I think it was that moment of like, I think... He could be getting tapped by Joe Rogan. It's funny, if you actually watch the video of that episode, Rogan is wearing like a jester hat with bells, I guess, for Christmas.

But it just makes it, you know, extra funny to have him talk about like how this, no, this is seriously is real. And he's dressed literally like a clown.

But it just makes it, you know, extra funny to have him talk about like how this, no, this is seriously is real. And he's dressed literally like a clown.

But it just makes it, you know, extra funny to have him talk about like how this, no, this is seriously is real. And he's dressed literally like a clown.

Yeah, just last week, Kai Dickens was on the show for two and a half hours. And I think what you see there, just to your question of like why now, is the way that, you know, different sets of, I mean, I would say sort of conspiratorial beliefs start to overlap and gravitate towards each other. And sometimes it's very clean, and it makes sense, and then other times, like, little tensions emerge.

Yeah, just last week, Kai Dickens was on the show for two and a half hours. And I think what you see there, just to your question of like why now, is the way that, you know, different sets of, I mean, I would say sort of conspiratorial beliefs start to overlap and gravitate towards each other. And sometimes it's very clean, and it makes sense, and then other times, like, little tensions emerge.

Yeah, just last week, Kai Dickens was on the show for two and a half hours. And I think what you see there, just to your question of like why now, is the way that, you know, different sets of, I mean, I would say sort of conspiratorial beliefs start to overlap and gravitate towards each other. And sometimes it's very clean, and it makes sense, and then other times, like, little tensions emerge.

So for Rogan, and he says this, he talks on and on in this podcast about, oh, yeah, you know, there are these skeptics who just, they're afraid of sounding stupid, and they just like to accept the mainstream narrative, and Dickens totally agrees, and, like, you can see how their worldviews are just, are copacetic, right? Like, yeah, why not telepathy? And you've proved it, and that's amazing.

So for Rogan, and he says this, he talks on and on in this podcast about, oh, yeah, you know, there are these skeptics who just, they're afraid of sounding stupid, and they just like to accept the mainstream narrative, and Dickens totally agrees, and, like, you can see how their worldviews are just, are copacetic, right? Like, yeah, why not telepathy? And you've proved it, and that's amazing.

So for Rogan, and he says this, he talks on and on in this podcast about, oh, yeah, you know, there are these skeptics who just, they're afraid of sounding stupid, and they just like to accept the mainstream narrative, and Dickens totally agrees, and, like, you can see how their worldviews are just, are copacetic, right? Like, yeah, why not telepathy? And you've proved it, and that's amazing.

And they're, like, loving each other. And, like, to the extent that... you know, Rogan has a whole set of other beliefs that I don't know if Dickens has, but like they're bonding in having figured out the truth, you know, about what they won't tell you, what like the elites, media elites don't want you to believe.