Brian Cox On Carl Sagan's Story 😪

[arcusmc]

Brian tried to give Rogan a hint to stop being an uninformed clown. Rogan didn't pick up on that.

[russbianchi]

"Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence " Carl Sagan

[dannyboy]

Wait, let me get this straight. This is on Joe Rogan podcast? Oh the irony

[AvangionQ]

Most people relate to history and science through stories, and if conspiracy theories offer a bogus but more relatable narrative, they'll believe the nonsense until a better story is explained.

[barryween]

Does Joe Rogan not realize this guy is describing him?

[Tiquntum]

"If we can't think for ourselves, if we're unwilling to question authority, then we're just putty in the hands of those in power. But if the citizens are educated and form their own opinions, then those in power work for us. In every country, we should be teaching our children the scientific method and the reasons for a Bill of Rights. With it comes a certain decency, humility and community spirit. In the demon-haunted world that we inhabit by virtue of being human, this may be all that stands between us and the enveloping darkness."

[donottakeseriously]

This is waaaay beyond JRs ability to comprehend

[mattdonlan]

The whole country would do well to listen. Things are about to change.

[DaveOh]

Hence the age of YouTube educating the masses

[carnageteam]

Also another thing if you still feel self conscious about the way you look I recommend wearing purple, since purple has a history with beauty and creativity

Color physiology is mostly psudeoscience but since fashion is subjective it might help you notice things you actually like about yourself, since I know that people who are self conscious about the way they look will pick up on small things about themselves that most people wouldn’t

Also another thing about that is you’re already beautiful so out of all the things to be worried about I promise the way you look doesn’t have to be one because you are beautiful and you look like you know who you are if that even makes sense

Again I’m really sorry if I’m being weird and random I just really take mental health stuff seriously and I hope things get better for you if they haven’t yet

[sharonelias-hudnall]

I loved Carl Sagan for eons and eons!❤❤❤❤❤❤

[johnrangi]

I have seen a few people who have failed because of education or society.
A curious person is often criticised for asking too many or difficult questions.
I was often was told off, punished or told to be quiet as a child, now I refuse to listen to them and won't stop asking questions until I get answers.
They had no idea what they were talking about and wasted my time.
I don't want to know them and cannot tolerate them anymore.

[abrahamibanez]

This is why am seriously considering that I changed my major! How am I as a son of an immigrant, and a combat veteran teach history! History that makes it seem like slavery, post civil war hate, anti Asian politics, Booker T vs W.E.B. Du Boos, bracero program, Tulsa massacre, 20th century lynchings, post WW1 hate, etc. When they claim it as nonsense!

The talks of White supremacy reparations, destroying education, health and civil services. I don’t know if I should turn my back on my country and quit my teaching program or try my hand at social work for vets. Idk about the attempt to fight against antivaxx, uneducated wine moms with their similar viewed husbands. At this point I’ll need to pray a rosary and see a therapist daily just to make it.

[emanemanrus]

Oh, Atlantis again... It recall to me the russian prospection ships cruising in atlantic ocean and caribbeans in the 70s and early 80's: russians said they were "searching for Atlantis' evidences"... They were mapping the seabed instead, for giving updated maps to their submarine fleet.

[neilkendrick]

best bit was watching him on live leevee, open jawed, coz he could not answer a question from a teen, who was intelligent.

[NorthThird]

The funniest part about this video is Rogan pretending he's read a book.

[leonthayne]

Remember that history is undefined and incomprehensible, as it is impossible to tell what truly happened after it already transpired. The present is the only thing that matters.

[MarketResearchReading]

The same mind that can be convinced society has failed him, is the same mind that cannot reach him in his own language. An interpreter that can read the texts of a holy passage, but cannot utter them to those that wish to hear, might as well be blind.

[johnsjoberg-tvqj]

Brian Cox on Carl Sagan's Story . Best wishes

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An empty mind is easily filled with others thoughts...