Joe Rogan

It was just complete illogical thinking.

Does it work?

Does it stop transmission?

Does it stop infection?

That's the initial assertion.

If it works, I don't need to take it.

Right.

They need to take it, and I'm the fool if I don't take it.

None of this made any sense, but it was just like cult thinking.

It was like it had become this – we had been isolated.

This bizarre psychology experiment had been done on every living human on the planet.

We'd all been isolated, removed from everybody.

A lot of people had been forbidden to go to work.

People were working remotely.

Everyone was like huddled together in fear without any contact with the outside world for a prolonged period of time and in California Which I think to this day is probably the most devastated by it psychologically I was back recently people are still wearing fucking masks.

People are still putting masks on when they go into Starbucks.

It's bananas There's a bunch of people like that like way more than you see in Texas if I see someone with a mask in Texas

I assume it's either a very vulnerable person who's filled with anxiety, is mentally ill, or severely immunocompromised, someone with cancer, someone who's going through chemotherapy, what have you, which makes sense.

But the psychology aspect of it was very strange because people just –

thought that this one solution was the only way out.