Joe Rogan

And I think most people are delusional.

And they're very well fed.

Very well fed and rested.

And they don't have any idea how precarious this thing that we exist in is.

I think when you're – I would imagine when you're doing a World War II film or something like that, like you're forced to realize.

You're forced to encounter that reality of the human condition that sometimes – I mean throughout history, that's kind of the defining moments of our past.

When you think about the history of the world, really you're talking about the history of war, right?

You're talking about the history of war and conquests, invasions and conquests.

It's like the most of what we talk about when we talk about history.

We talk about the various wars and what happened and what was the result and who was the king and who did this.

What was it over greed, resources.

Yeah, we think of that as our last great war.

That is the World War II in most people's eyes is the last just war.

Yeah.

You know, we think it's like that's the one that needed to be done.

Because it wasn't just evil people, it was evil people on meth.

which is really crazy.

I didn't know that until like a decade or two ago that they were all on meth.

And then we had Norman Ohl.

He wrote – Blitzt?