Joe Rogan

Like every day it's a guy getting run over by a train, car accidents, gunshots, South American assassinations.

It's just all – every day.

It's all the worst things you could possibly find on the internet.

there's no good in that you know we do that to fuck with each other because it's kind of funny because he's a comedian too we just fuck with each other it's just like silly like oh boy like he sends me things and i send him things but for the most part i get nothing it's mostly nothing occasionally i say it's like as a i make this excuse like as a comic oh i need to be up on the zeitgeist you need to be paying attention to what people are paying attention to

But you kind of get it anyway.

You kind of get it anyway just through life and it's better that way because then you only get the real significant things.

You don't get the – you don't have to sift through everything.

It's like you have a filter.

Society acts as your filter to get you the most pertinent information.

But –

And I think leading by example with kids is the best way with everything.

My kids are both very disciplined.

They get a lot of things done and they work really hard, which I'm very proud of.

They're also really nice, which I'm also very proud of.

I think that's the hardest fucking thing to do is just be nice, to be a kind person.

The worst thing for kindness is social media.

Children...

in particular, are so fucking mean to each other on social media.

They're so mean to each other in comments and they talk about how one of their friends is getting bullied and this person is doing this and they're leaving comments on this and from a rival high school and a this and a that and it's like...

But I also think that that process of understanding that there is this bizarre social interaction that's not real, that is a part of life, and that you have to develop a resilience to this.