Episode #435
Aubrey Marcus
Books mentioned
Before They Pass Away
Mentioned by Joe Rogan (host) · at 00:04:02
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Sex at Dawn
Mentioned by Aubrey Marcus · at 00:15:18
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Island
Mentioned by Aubrey Marcus · at 00:43:09
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The Doors of Perception
Mentioned by Aubrey Marcus · at 00:43:09
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Brave New World
Mentioned by Aubrey Marcus · at 00:43:09
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The Mastery of Love
Mentioned by Aubrey Marcus · at 01:16:43
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The Four Agreements
Mentioned by Aubrey Marcus · at 01:16:43
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The Upanishads
Mentioned by Aubrey Marcus · at 01:52:09
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Aubrey Marcus is a writer, entrepreneur, and adventurer whose conversation with Joe Rogan spans psychedelics, spirituality, death, free will, and altered perceptions. They also examine health and nutrition, including vitamins, diet, and misleading drug research, alongside inequality, media dysfunction, misinformation, community, consent, personal responsibility, and environmental stewardship.
What they talked about
- Dolphins getting high on puffer fish toxins
- Jaguar eating DMT-containing plants
- Critique of the federal reserve and national debt
- Internet anonymity and toxic comments
- Perception, epigenetics, and changing beliefs
- Ruthless self-love and personal accountability
- Men's rights and feminist double standards
- Quantum entanglement and reality as a dream
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