Joe Rogan on Phone Addiction

Joe Rogan and Bret Weinstein discuss the effects of smart phones.

Taken from Joe Rogan Experience #1055.

[SickMuffens]

Twitter and Facebook should shut down for two days without letting anyone know. When it gets turned back on, see how many people lost their minds over it. Only to show how attached people are to social media and that it’s a huge problem with society.

[Em-gjsg]

He sounds almost like the Joker from the Dark Knight

[chiefzackery]

Starting to see a pattern. Everyone when told smartphone use is an addiction immediately gets on the defensive and states the positives to it, completely ignoring that it is completely rewiring how our brain handles neurotransmitters.

[LaDeeDah]

I hate to admit this, but my phone addiction has poured into my son as well. I used to read 2 novels a day growing up and now I can barely read two chapters without wanting to pick up my phone. This is so awful

[jacobe]

Watching this as I act on my phone addiction

[KilgoreTroutAsf]

There waa internet way before smartphones.
When I had a question 20 years ago, I just remembered about it the next time I went on the internet.
There is VERY LITTLE extra added value of carrying it with you at all times, while at the same time the costs are ENORMOUS.

[onthefasttracktoheaven]

I literally searched up "Phone Addiction Conspiracy" and Joe Rogan was the first one to show up. No one better for this matter, and I haven't even started the video!

[petergambier]

What an interesting man Bret is, he speaks words of wisdom.

[belejSLO]

Weinstein: The addiction to phones which is prevalent nowadays, is a good example of how not controlling the markets can be harmful to humans.
Rogan, the senseless addict: baawww you focused on the negative aspects of the phones
Yeah, because he was making a point, you digital junkie, and the point wasn't about the phones, it was about the markets.

[DigitalKiller]

Joe “we need more weight classes“ rogan

[weekstyle]

My phone addiction so bad i stopped watching after 1:41 and moved onto another video lol 😂

[billynamer]

Joe Rogan sounds like he is kinda trying to knock the guys points because I know that he himself is addicted to his phone but is really getting your information instantaneously rather then looking through a book or using your thinking and thought process not much more awarding ?

[SamusAran]

I have a basic, old, and crappy phone LOL I'm happy with it. I'm not constantly on my phone, nor do I blame the phone companies for people being so glued to their phones. I don't hold myself up on a pedestal either (I don't see myself as better than anyone), and I can see why people pay so much attention to cell phones. A cell provides lots of useful information, and it's entertaining as well. I feel lucky that I grew up during the 90s in a time where cell phones we'rent everywhere. My attention went to doing hobbies and being apart of clubs. I think it's really weird when I see a group of friends who are all on their cell phones texting other people, and I bet when they're with these other people their texting this same group they're presently sitting with LOL

[hannahmontana]

I ate some bad fish recently, which as it turns out can be extremely dangerous. I was feeling a little funny about 20 minutes after I ate it. I looked my symptoms up on my phone and it basically said you might be in for the worst day of your life. Make yourself throw up. Now. I did and my symptoms were minimal. I'd take the deal. 🙋‍♀️

[Steve-ohtu]

This is an extremely good conversation !!

[ad_stayfly]

Listening to this on my phone about not being on my phone 🤝👍

[thursdayplurbonym-boyporri]

jokes on you, i don't have a phone
i have a computer

[imageword]

I've been saying that lately I've noticed a lot of ads that are very specifically related to a conversation I'll have with someone about a topic or thing that I haven't searched for or watched videos of or anything, wondering "how the fuck do they know..." I think the microphones are already tapping in. Anyone else have this experience?

[gcarlson]

I just reactivated my fb account after 4 years of absence. George Orwell would be impressed.

[rainynight]

Joe seems to be saying "the bad things are wirht the good it can give" while the ither guy is saying "you can have this without the bad things"