Name: Joe Rogan Experience #2428 - Michael P. Masters
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Joe Rogan Experience #2428 - Michael P. Masters

the joe rogan experience train by day joe rogan podcast by night all day
yeah disclosure day very interesting yeah i'm excited for that yeah he was
always like way
ahead of the curve when it comes to the whole uap ufo stuff you know with close
encounters at the
third kind he had that french scientist that was essentially modeled after joe
fillet yeah he's
always been i would love to talk to him i wonder how much he knows is that an
accident was he uh
fed some information was he a part of disclosure the whole time that's what i've
always wondered
i mean what does that mean right because there hasn't really been disclosure no
but it has to
be a slow process too right you think so i don't think i mean the whole idea is
that they're just
sort of normalizing it right uh neuro-linguistic programming they call it where
you're slowly
getting people accustomed to these ideas like the the aspects of close
encounters for instance where
you have the radiation burns on the guy's face you have a time travel component
where these uh world
war ii soldiers get out of the craft with the little beans and the bigger bean
and
i mean i just just seeding seeding our culture with those little bits of
information that might
help later on that was like in the 70s wasn't it like when was close encounters
uh yeah i think it was
late 70s early 80s maybe uh either way i mean like a lot of stuff he's done
like i re-watched the
god what was it jeff bridges starman i think there's a lot of elements of
disclosure in that too
like i think there's just i don't know i mean obviously we don't know who's
pulling the strings
we don't know what's going on we don't know who's in charge but it does make
sense that if
there is this thing that they know about that we're supposed to know about leak
it out do it
slowly get in our culture get it in our our media in different ways you know
the hal put off story
right with george bush do you know the story where they were talking about okay
hal talked about it on
my podcast but he also talked about it in the age of disclosure documentary
where they brought in him
and a bunch of different prominent thinkers yeah i watched that episode and i
watched um the doco so
to people that don't know i'll just explain it so they brought in him and a
bunch of other prominent
thinkers and they had they sat them down said essentially we have recovered
crashed ufos we have
biological remains of these creatures uh we are considering releasing it to the
public and we want to make
an assessment of what are the pros and what are the cons so we want to assign a
numerical value that you
know you're estimating what kind of an impact it would be on government
finances religion etc about
whether they should do it right whether or not they should release this
information and all of the
people that were brought in came to the agreement that there was more con than
there were pro and that
formed their decision to not release and didn't he say at first like he was pro
disclosure he was like
of course we should do this and then after the conversation he switched teams
and yeah i don't know
about that maybe perhaps i mean he said that he he went into it thinking well
yeah obviously we should do this
and then sort of was convinced otherwise after the conversation unfolded yeah
how could you be convinced
like whose decision should it be if some people know everyone should know yeah
it's a humanity decision
it's i don't think it should be anybody's hand in anybody's hands no to decide
whether or not this information gets
distributed and the implications too if they have zero point energy like how
would that solve
the problems that we face today there's so many ramifications of it that
yeah whose decision is it and why has it been kept from us i i don't i don't
buy that whole like
orson wells 1938 everybody freak out bullshit i don't i don't think that's the
case at least
not anymore there's gotta be something more to it than that it would certainly
have i don't know if
they factor this in but a uniting element like you remember the reagan speech
we gave in front of the
united nations where he said imagine how united we would be we forget our
differences if we were faced
with an alien threat from another world i mean just knowing that we are all you
know i mean we how old
you uh 47 okay so you remember september 11th one of one of the things that
happened after september 11th
was there was it was a horrible tragedy but there was a beautiful result
temporarily where everybody
was really united like really united like there's american flags and everybody's
car in los angeles
you know like the most ridiculous progressive sort of kind of you know kind of
up place
but everybody became patriotic and in new york everyone was friendly i mean
people were smiling
and saying hi to each other on the streets we had all decided that we were
together and we were faced
with a real threat and that we had to be united and i remember it well yeah you're
right and then not to
get too weird too fast here but if there are aspects of sort of an all-encompassing
consciousness that
unites us associated with the ufo phenomenon too if we recognize that we are
just fingerprints on the
same hand we're all iterations of the same over arching consciousness if
seemingly there is a part of
that in the ufo phenomenon yeah so how would that unite us as well even beyond
the threat from outside
like if we did start to understand that we're all part of the same sort of
cosmic community um sounds kind
of weird to say it does sound weird but have you seen the apple shell pluribus
no it comes up a lot
worth watching it's really good yeah it's really good it's very very original
very unique but that
is essentially what happens and it has a negative aspect to it there's a virus
i don't want to give
away too much of it for people that want to watch the show because it's a
really good show but there's
a virus that they get a signal from another world and they figure out what this
signal is and through
this lab work they reveal that this signal is some sort of the encoding of a
specific virus they work
on this specific virus it spreads and the entire planet becomes one
consciousness except for a small
number of people interesting it's a weird show it's a really good show i'm
gonna i'm not gonna explain
any more of it like that without any spoiler alerts but it's great but it's
strange it's like wouldn't
that be better there's no crime there's no this there's no that but then it
reveals all the problems
that come along with that yeah i'm gonna have to watch that as a counterpoint
if anything else because it
it makes sense to me that everyone's kind of united as one yeah uh super
organism of sorts but but you
lose all individuality you lose all the fun parts about being an imperfect
person right because we are
an imperfect species but that's also what makes great art that's what makes
great music it's what makes
great fun most creative people have the most trauma in their past from what i've
seen and if you have zero
trauma you probably have sucky art it's just stick figures and i mean i wonder
why would be you mean
if they would even have a need for it no because it's an expression it's
getting your angry out
right or your angst or your anxiety or depression whatever it is you're getting
something out i was
telling my son that the other day obvious his name he's you know it's hard
being in these bodies
especially going through puberty you know you're just like what is this thing i'm
carrying this
little meat suit you know and and i was like man i was the same way still am
the same way and i picked
up instruments i started painting i learned to play every sport i could
physically play like there's ways
to get that out you know but it seems like a lot of that does come from just
the anxiety and the angst
and you know you're growing into yourself you're starting to get the feels you
know you look at women
differently and it's like what do i do with this well it rechanges it rewires
the entire way you view
the world and meanwhile your body is physically changing and growing and like
what am i gonna
look like eventually this is weird it's so weird you know there's actually this
uh in a small island
in the pacific they have this weird um characteristic where they start out as
females everybody does we all
start out as females in utero and then maleness is imposed on the developing
fetus but they they
don't until puberty because they're not sensitive to dihydrotestosterone the
precursor to testosterone
so they grow up their entire life as girls and then at puberty they turn into a
boy
so they get raised as girls they are girls they're physically but they have
girls not yet nope what is this planet i mean this is an island it's an island
in the south pacific it's
called pseudo hermaphroditism what i know i learned about this in grad school
what do they look like
they look like girls exactly like girls they are girls and then the ovaries
descend as testicles and the
clitoris grows out into a penis wow so you think puberty's hard enough already
these people turn into the
opposite sex at age like 12 or 13. it's wild man so is this a bizarre genetic
anomaly is it something to
do with yes so a lot of times on islands you get like really strange
characteristics of people because
of the isolation that and those characteristics get selected just through
genetic drift alone so it's a
small population so just probably one person had this really weird trait where
they're insensitive to
dihydrotestosterone and then it spread throughout more of the population it
doesn't do anything it's not
something natural selection would select against it's just weird as what is the
name of
this island i don't remember the name of the island but the condition's called
um find it i think it's
malo island and vanadu or that's not oh yeah how many people were on that
island it says there's a
population in 1979 of 2300 people yeah and think historically there's different
kinds of people
there or something that says two different kinds of people cultural groups isn't
that wild though man
i remember hearing about that in grad school at ohio state and i was just like
i'm sorry what
like what's so strange i'm sure you've seen those people the ostrich feet
people in africa
it's a very strange genetic anomaly where they don't grow toes they essentially
have two very wide
appendages weird yeah they look it looks like an like a like a weird bird foot
it's very strange but a
bunch of people in this particular tribe share this trait is there any
advantage or it's just it's like
this where it just kind of happened and yeah i don't know i don't know i mean i
don't know what
advantage there would be maybe it's it's maybe it's really sexy to them it's
just like maybe you could
move better with it i don't know it's it's that's what they look like whoa yeah
i don't know how i
haven't seen that that's wild oh no isn't that crazy i mean it is kind of sexy
um if that's what you're
into dog i wonder how long that's been going on for vedoma see that seems like
more of like a defect
that just worked toward fixity in the population maybe not just makes you
wonder like why don't we
it's in zimbabwe apparently why don't we all have that you know like what is
what is the reason why we
have all these toes that it's called electro dactyl yeah back of electro dactyly
i mean historically
pre-historically evolutionarily i should say if you did have something like
that and you were hunter
gatherer you're kind of boned you know you're not going to be able to run after
gazelle i don't know
maybe you can it's like it says their feet are well adapted to the zimbabwe's
oh zambazi not zimbabwe
zambazi valley's rough terrain allowing them to move quickly and efficiently
through the landscape all
right i take it back i guess it kind of makes sense right because what what it's
saying is that their
their bones are fused if you sc