Joe Rogan

Well, it's just the limited thinking.

And I like Peter as a person.

Outside of all this stuff, my interactions with him, but nothing but pleasant.

I try to be as nice as possible.

I try to be as charitable as possible.

But that ability to live a life that is measurably, demonstrably unhealthy, like clearly unhealthy, and yet be talking about health, that kind of thinking is wild.

It's wild thinking.

It's also to be a public expert and to have that kind of flaw in your thinking that exposed by...

fucking comedian like I'm not even an expert just a guy who's like asking you questions and it's so blunt so obvious by your response that you you don't even take this into consideration the primary factor of health physical robustness metabolic resistance health you don't take that into consideration at all

The idea that there's no difference between an unhealthy, unfit, obese person who eats garbage and is vitamin deficient in virtually all measurable areas versus a healthy person with a strong body and a robust immune system and constantly consuming vitamins and exercising and staying healthy and getting a lot of sleep and water and electrolytes.

There's no difference.

And the only difference is vaccines.

That's crazy that a public health person can have those points and not just have them behind closed doors where you're not challenged, but espouse them publicly.

Did he say why?

How many did he get?

That might be also part of the problem.

Well, that is an issue that people are discussing.

There's a mental decline in people that have had too many of these boosters because of the impact that it has on the body, which is really wild.

That argument was the most bizarre.

And that was the first conversation that I had with him where he was upset that we were making fun of that.