Episode #285

Tim Ferriss

· 9 books mentioned

Books mentioned

  1. The NeverEnding Story

    Michael Ende

    Mentioned by Joe Rogan (host) · at 01:22:09

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  2. Fifty Shades of Grey

    E. L. James

    Mentioned by Joe Rogan (host) · at 01:48:42

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Tim Ferriss discusses his deer hunt and field-dressing experience, along with farming, self-sufficiency, sustainable agriculture, and how modern life depends on fragile systems. He and Joe Rogan also examine accelerated learning, remote viewing and other disputed phenomena, emerging technologies including artificial intelligence, and risks involving surveillance, civil liberties, war, and government power.

What they talked about

  • Tim Ferriss's new book The 4-Hour Chef
  • Climate change and emergency preparedness
  • Hunting with Steve Rinella and field dressing deer
  • Manual illiteracy and reconnecting with food sources
  • Farming, gardening, and growing your own food
  • Remote viewing and government psychic research
  • Artificial intelligence and the Turing test
  • Amazon Publishing and book distribution controversy

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