I agree, this should be in requisite in H.S. Took a college sociology class in 2015, the Prof, about my age (43) he did a good job of covering these dynamics and their pitfalls, even late stage capitalism, and ended up being challenged by young liberal women in the class, though he kept his points to social structures and logical fallacies. He invited all challenging questions. I dont have someone elses point of reference as to a current, non community college sociology curriculum though.
As early intervention is key, I would love if this kind of learning started in Kindergarten. Preferrably well before the hormones kick in. So far I've seen almost nothing formal being taught in the elementary schools. Only a couple of great teachers taking it upon themselves to augment their curriculums with this kind of stuff.
Which is why critical thinking skills need to be taught at a young age. Of course we know feelings trumping facts has been taught to children for many years now.@@derpderp1101
You can't control people that way. People realize the things they believe that give them comfort aren't real. Then they start to think for themselves. From a governmental/political perspective, that's very dangerous.
I’ve been involved in a number of cults both as a leader and a follower. You have more fun as a follower, but you make more money as a leader. - Creed Bratton
Do you think people think of Joe Rogan, The Kardashians, or other famous people like cult leaders. I would think Taylor Swift and Beyonce are running a cult with not giving any F's about their followers.
There are many RUclips channels where people treat the creator like a cult leader. And it happens often with small channels. If you say something against their "leader" you will be attacked even if you have a valid point. It's really really weird. ....Larger channels too. Soft White Underbelly, Mark Laita def has a following that blindly follows him no matter what he does. He is a pervert taking advantage of people with addictions but worse is that he has everyone fooled, including Joe Rogan. Some people are so sick but others are so stupid.
@@kalbunga7168 Not really, as left leaning ideologies such as socialism and progressivism are also cults: You have to behave a certain way or you will be labelled as a "bigot", and all the cult members will dog pile onto you.
I honestly just subbed to J.R . Experience and have been listening to past episodes for days now , very interesting and intertaining. I do custom remodeling and rental maintenance. B4 this I listened to talk radio and dif. U tube preping channels and I have to say they were starting to give me a feeling of dred and anxiety. Keep up the great work Joe ! Your channel has brought me back to a feeling of normalcy , some how lol.
High likely hood they don’t return to Spotify but will be available for audio download on things like the Apple Podcast app. It would be nice if this episode would work on Spotify though lmfao
Aliens are real, ask the CIA :P All these abductions are Aliens :P and all these flying objects, aliens... Come to Find out, Aliens kidnap people in the middle of the night, torture them and then release them... CIA knows all about it :P
The Heaven's Gate cult is probably one of the most intriguing cults I've ever looked into. There is a 3 part documentary the takes a deep dive at the creation of the cult and the still living or former members. They themselves filmed a lot which gives amazing insight into what they believed and how they acted
I find the most fascinating cult.. well, I guess there would be more than one even though in my mind they are all just variations of one but.. religion. Each variation has different things but essentially they are all the same. As an Atheist who see's the problems of all of these religious cults, it is intriguing to learn each individual believers reason for believing. Most times it's going to be a young mind that was indoctrinated before it had time to grow and defend itself from that sort of brain washing. The one's I am truly enthralled with and it is hard to find, I should add.. later in life just picking one up, after not being involved in the slightest with any variation of it.I have heard about it and read some stories but I can't help but think the back story of that person is a lie because I can't imagine a reasonable adult brain being able to accept it after having never been exposed to it before.
The thing that distinguishes Cults from other groups is that they believe in irrational things and attract people that are weak minded, obedient people, followers that aren't skeptical of what they're being told and find it difficult to think independently for themselves.
There was a popular cult suicide which happened awhile back where they all killed themselves at a certain time because they believed the aliens in UFO would come down and take them to wherever. That's the UFO thing they keep referencing, same with the nikes
I feel like if I didn’t have my family’s support that I might’ve ended up joining a cult. Most of my life I’ve felt alone and unneeded. I’m trying to work on that now though and better myself.
It's incredible how deeply ingrained our human need for connection and status is, shaping everything from our beliefs to our behaviors. The discussion about cults and religions offering a sense of community and purpose really resonated. And the insights into how storytelling shapes our identities and aspirations were eye-opening. Kudos to Joe Rogan and guest for diving into such thought-provoking topics. This is the kind of content we need more of-intellectually stimulating and genuinely enlightening.
I think this is also a big reason we see the rise of influencers and fringe politics for example. With the reduction of religion, people are seeking other avenues for their fanaticism and community.
@7:31 I worked in a prison in Afghanistan and we had 1 cell that was reserved only for Mashooms (little boys) and the youngest we ever had during my experience was 6 years old. The vest didn't detonate and we captured him.
A lot of people that get sucked into cults are just looking for structure in their lives. If you want kids to not join cults, give them structure, give their lives meaning and purpose so they don’t look to idiots to find it.
I had this convo with a coworker last week, he didn’t know about Jim Jones and the Peoples Temple cult. We went on a deep dive about the psychology about people or join cults.
@nickf2657 Evil is a societal view, just because you're indoctrinated into a specific viewpoint, doesn't mean other cultures don't see you as evil as well
Love what Will Storr says in his closing statement for religion and the purpose of why the mechanics of it works positively on many lives around the world.
But if they taught it then kids would understand that the military, police, work environments, educational institutions, religion, etc. are all based on some form of control or conformity
The idea that tribes had many different leaders per situation can be seen as late as the mid-to-late 1800s with different bands of the Chiracahua Apaches. Geronimo could never be a chief due to his bloodline, yet he was war chief for different raids that he proposed. And that includes leading Cochise, chief of his band, during such raids. At that point, the western Apache hadn’t settled down save for being assigned to reservations in Arizona. The Western Apache, particularly in southern Arizona and northern Mexico, were perhaps the last nomadic people in the northern hemisphere
I must have been the only person on the planet who had know idea of who you are have become, I'm not sorry I happened across your thread, stay curious joe it's imperative love and respect from bravo Juliett l love you are so enamored with your family it's refreshing
Ehh I think this might be more of a Jordan Peterson or Robin Williams kinda topic but tbh I haven’t rewatched the video yet & was distracted the last time I did so I’m not quite sure 🤷♂️ only heard a couple bits & pieces
Great podcast I agree with almost all of it. Barring the if you are an introvert you can never become an extrovert. I was massively introverted in high school and then became extroverted. (sadly it was because of alcoholism that precipitated it) But after I stopped drinking I stayed extroverted. Through it I saw a different perspective on life one where I could understand people because my inhibitions and walls were lowered. I have no doubt in my mind that someone could do it all through sobriety but it was a crutch that I used to gain that. This isn’t me saying drinking is a strategy guide or a shortcut that its great cause it’s probably the worst vice you can get into. I’m saying that introverts need to see the world and force themselves into doing something they don’t like to crack their shell and become extroverts through seeing naturally extroverted people and seeing how they act.
Number one lesson we can take away from cults is that people are much more malleable than we'd like to admit. We think that our minds are a locked box and that we hold the key but the terrifying thing is there are harmful people who (through charisma, social skills etc.) have the master key and (over time) they can get you to do almost anything. They can make you turn your back on your family, give them all your possessions, give them your spouse, yourself, give them even your own children(!).
I'm really interested in the people who are NOT susceptible to cults, mind control, etc. Some people by nature question everything. I am one of them. Covid was a huge eye opener. I knew a lot of people were easily influenced, just go along with what they're told or what they think "everyone" is doing or what influential people in their lives believe. However I completely overestimated how many people will notice and question basic inconsistencies and lies, even when they have direct life/death implications. Crazy and scary to be amongst so many nonthinkers.
@@unvaccinated6467 Mass psychosis for sure, apt description! Your name showed differently on another screen, was very funny (profanity obviously doesn't bother me!). 😂😂😂
I used to be a religious fanatic. Let me give you an insight into what they truly are: One thing I realized about the psychology of cult members and fanatics is that they were preyed upon by the other members during a very vulnerable state. They use people's need for belonging and forgiveness. They use people's urge to fill a void that they can't fill up at the moment. I used to be one right after my parents divorced when I was 13, after 8 years I've grown out of it, especially after seeing that evil and good people are in each social group of any kind. Nothing special about them and every interaction feels like a fantasy set-up or a role-playing game. The most vile and pretentiously devoted to the cause wins the upper ''ranks''. Everyone knows everyone is acting, but no one wants to wake each other's demons because they all subconciously know that the others are also there because they replaced the void a trauma caused and don't wanna deal with it. No need to say I don't belong to a belief system now.
It's similar to "the game". People don't wanna talk about it cause if they do they're out of the "game" or "group". That's why people are fake, they're at least accepted and feel status. It's not just in religion or cult, it's every day life. Fuck this current world
I was in foster homes then got adopted. So I have been baptized in three different religions. The best thing that I got out of all those years of stuff is the ten commandments. They are for the most part a good way to live your life and treat people with respect. My adopted dad spent the last fifteen years before he retired as a Methodist preacher so it's kinda weird for me. The funny part is when religious people try to get me to go to the church for worship I tell them that you are supposed to go in a quiet room and pray to God by yourself it doesn't say you are supposed to go and do your stuff out in public where everyone can see you I still hang around with religious people I just sleep in on Sunday morning. I even spend a week a year at a church camp on vacation with my parents and whoever can come out for a few days whether it's a niece and nephew, a brother, or some friends. We do nothing religious at the.camp.except pray before supper.
Psychology runs the world. Controlling perception is not only for advertising. It's everything. The effort that goes into to get people to volunteer for the military. If laid out over 150 years it was a monumental effort that included a ton of violence, manipulation, racketeering, and murder.
Cult topics and discussions on JRE tend to be very underrated. Aliens, UFOS, Wild Animals, Ghosts Conspiracy Theories etc. are great, but I really wish he’d get a Cult expert on for like 4 hours, just diving into all kinds of cults for 4 hours.
From what I have gathered from this video thus far everything can be applied just as much to Republicans if not more since rituals have a tendency to be treated as a sacred and a system of objects that are tied to subjects like the seat at the end of the kitchen table as the father's.
I have learnt the most about the value of life and humanity from people who were atheists or agnostic. And I have only experienced a fixed mindset and intolerance for the other from people who are religious. 🤷🏻♀️ for me it’s logically clear which group is more human, moral and sophisticated when it comes to critical thinking
I have always been intrigued and in awe of cult leaders and their followers. To get other humans to believe in something that is just not true and make the thing they believe mysterious is a true gift and grift.
One of the favorite this i have ever said as a joke actually as a new orleans bar tender is. "People will beleive and listen to what one person says with confidence and is wrong 9 out of 10 times and immidiatley stop listening to the person that is right 9 out of 10 times but with no "social confidence" lol
Believing something does not making you a cultist, however people with zero critical thinking skills makes them likely to be cult members. Branchcovidians perfect modern example.
Ok and then do one on the cult that believe Palestine is an actual place that wasn’t installed by the Roman’s after killing enslaving and removing the Israelite in the 18th century before being taking over by the British empire
I don't know why but I have always felt just enough outside the group because I didn't care as a loner but accepted, so I have felt immune from the sway of the conformity of groups, cults or religions. It actually is strange wondering why I am like that.
How is that a cult is joe sharing knowledge that he learned? or is he actively trying to make people follow him and his teachings critical thinking is important 😮😅🎉
Lmao securing the southern border is fanatical? Taking care of our own homeless and veterans before sending foreign aid is right wing extremememememism? You said WE are in a cult? Lmao yeah okay guy.
@stringer2295 lmao accuse me of "getting emotional?" Oh no, anything but that AHHHHHHHH ALL THAT IVE SAID MAGICALLY DOESNT EXIST BECAUSE OF YOUR VEILED INSULTS ARARATSGGHJ
Im part of the half billion. Former Christian. When i pan back everything looks like a cult. However a lot of friends are religous. For a lot of people this is what brings them solace. There is strength in that. If it makes you a rounded human, than your Gods speed to you.
THIS is what "Social Studies" should actually be. Social dynamics, debate, cognitive bias, logical falacies, conversation.
I agree, this should be in requisite in H.S.
Took a college sociology class in 2015, the Prof, about my age (43) he did a good job of covering these dynamics and their pitfalls, even late stage capitalism, and ended up being challenged by young liberal women in the class, though he kept his points to social structures and logical fallacies. He invited all challenging questions. I dont have someone elses point of reference as to a current, non community college sociology curriculum though.
As early intervention is key, I would love if this kind of learning started in Kindergarten. Preferrably well before the hormones kick in. So far I've seen almost nothing formal being taught in the elementary schools. Only a couple of great teachers taking it upon themselves to augment their curriculums with this kind of stuff.
You can lead a horse to water but you can't make them drink.
Which is why critical thinking skills need to be taught at a young age. Of course we know feelings trumping facts has been taught to children for many years now.@@derpderp1101
You can't control people that way. People realize the things they believe that give them comfort aren't real. Then they start to think for themselves. From a governmental/political perspective, that's very dangerous.
I’ve been involved in a number of cults both as a leader and a follower. You have more fun as a follower, but you make more money as a leader. - Creed Bratton
After reading as a leader i was like wtf, then i saw it's a quote 🤣
😂
Do you think people think of Joe Rogan, The Kardashians, or other famous people like cult leaders. I would think Taylor Swift and Beyonce are running a cult with not giving any F's about their followers.
There are many RUclips channels where people treat the creator like a cult leader. And it happens often with small channels. If you say something against their "leader" you will be attacked even if you have a valid point. It's really really weird. ....Larger channels too. Soft White Underbelly, Mark Laita def has a following that blindly follows him no matter what he does. He is a pervert taking advantage of people with addictions but worse is that he has everyone fooled, including Joe Rogan. Some people are so sick but others are so stupid.
Feeling Needed... is probably the key point here of what draws people into anything. People want to somehow feel they belong and that they matter.
Like blm thugs 😂
Yep
Women need to be needed. Most men need a woman to keep them aimed in the right direction for their team.
@@freddieoblivion6122this is wrong. Just look at dudes and their sports teams
Also the empowerment that is somehow derived from being chosen to be part of a select group.
This guy is genuinely interesting. Rogan should bring dudes like these more often.
Influncers and cult leaders go hand in hand.
religions does yes....
@mikescorpio13 Yeah cult is a synonym for religion.
@@kalbunga7168 religion simbolized good cult simbolized evil they are not the same
@@kalbunga7168 Not really, as left leaning ideologies such as socialism and progressivism are also cults: You have to behave a certain way or you will be labelled as a "bigot", and all the cult members will dog pile onto you.
@@sora1804😂🤣🤣
This explains a lot about the military.
The simplist way ti understand what a cult is, a cult is an abusive relationship with an organization rather than an individual
I honestly just subbed to J.R . Experience and have been listening to past episodes for days now , very interesting and intertaining. I do custom remodeling and rental maintenance. B4 this I listened to talk radio and dif. U tube preping channels and I have to say they were starting to give me a feeling of dred and anxiety. Keep up the great work Joe ! Your channel has brought me back to a feeling of normalcy , some how lol.
Nice 👍
This hits really close to home for me. Gréat video.
Thought Matthew Perry came back to life there for a sec.
Literally was my knee jerk response for a split second when I saw the thumbnail!
Reincarnated as chips eating, tea drinking brit.
Whats cold and hot at the same time? Matthew perry in a hot tub
@@treypeters1087lame ass joke
If Matthew Perry had self discipline.....
That last reflection was so on point in relation to today's society and all the isolation problems that we have.
very interesting points esp that last bit. would love to hear more about that
Can't wait for the full episodes to come back here !
High likely hood they don’t return to Spotify but will be available for audio download on things like the Apple Podcast app. It would be nice if this episode would work on Spotify though lmfao
@@Phogramoit is on spotify
fr that would be a gift from heaven
Literally nobody:
Joe: so... are aliens real?
Aliens are real, ask the CIA :P
All these abductions are Aliens :P and all these flying objects, aliens... Come to Find out, Aliens kidnap people in the middle of the night, torture them and then release them... CIA knows all about it :P
Hahahah
Lol
🤣
Joe hit that blow tonight. Few extra bumps
when the cam went back ...was like wtf hes not wearing pants lol
The Heaven's Gate cult is probably one of the most intriguing cults I've ever looked into. There is a 3 part documentary the takes a deep dive at the creation of the cult and the still living or former members. They themselves filmed a lot which gives amazing insight into what they believed and how they acted
Swifties are a close second
@@jasonmerchant2451 😆😆😆
Good Ole Marshall Applewhite. 😂
Swifties 😂😂😂
I find the most fascinating cult.. well, I guess there would be more than one even though in my mind they are all just variations of one but.. religion. Each variation has different things but essentially they are all the same. As an Atheist who see's the problems of all of these religious cults, it is intriguing to learn each individual believers reason for believing. Most times it's going to be a young mind that was indoctrinated before it had time to grow and defend itself from that sort of brain washing. The one's I am truly enthralled with and it is hard to find, I should add.. later in life just picking one up, after not being involved in the slightest with any variation of it.I have heard about it and read some stories but I can't help but think the back story of that person is a lie because I can't imagine a reasonable adult brain being able to accept it after having never been exposed to it before.
@@scottbambamthe leader was schizo, what’s fascinating about that? 🤦🏽♂️
My takeaway from this is that Joe clearly doesn’t skip leg day.
This one sounds like a good one. Might have to set my watch to this one
This is the best summary of human behavior, mistakes and solution right there. I love it
That wide shot revealing Joe's shorts was more terrifying than any castrating cult/
The thing that distinguishes Cults from other groups is that they believe in irrational things and attract people that are weak minded, obedient people, followers that aren't skeptical of what they're being told and find it difficult to think independently for themselves.
Yeah that's the case with religion too
Anyone else here thinking joe should have just asked him straight about the UFOS in his mind 😂
Thought I was the only one
I don't understand?
@@mattstarf4294
I'm on your bus.
I just feel bad joe won't get the 72
Babes...
There was a popular cult suicide which happened awhile back where they all killed themselves at a certain time because they believed the aliens in UFO would come down and take them to wherever. That's the UFO thing they keep referencing, same with the nikes
I feel like if I didn’t have my family’s support that I might’ve ended up joining a cult. Most of my life I’ve felt alone and unneeded. I’m trying to work on that now though and better myself.
Me too
I loved this guy on Full House
It's incredible how deeply ingrained our human need for connection and status is, shaping everything from our beliefs to our behaviors. The discussion about cults and religions offering a sense of community and purpose really resonated. And the insights into how storytelling shapes our identities and aspirations were eye-opening. Kudos to Joe Rogan and guest for diving into such thought-provoking topics. This is the kind of content we need more of-intellectually stimulating and genuinely enlightening.
That's because we have a creator
I think this is also a big reason we see the rise of influencers and fringe politics for example. With the reduction of religion, people are seeking other avenues for their fanaticism and community.
Every religion is a cult.
Thanks bro! Have a nice day!!! 😀
U never disappoint
Psychology is a really interesting subject
Love it when Joe posts!❤
@7:31 I worked in a prison in Afghanistan and we had 1 cell that was reserved only for Mashooms (little boys) and the youngest we ever had during my experience was 6 years old. The vest didn't detonate and we captured him.
This must have been haunting.
Aloha snackbar!
What's with people in the Middle-East that their brains can be washed so easily?
An entire country run by cult fanatics.
This is why I love sociology, it’s so incredibly interesting to try and understand our own species.
What an interesting conversation this is. Cheers from Denmark.
A lot of people that get sucked into cults are just looking for structure in their lives. If you want kids to not join cults, give them structure, give their lives meaning and purpose so they don’t look to idiots to find it.
As always, your videos are a feast for the eyes and mind. Thank you for your creativity and for sharing it with us!🦀🛴🌗
Be quiet 😂
@@unbroken1010 I hate those bots
The eyes 😂
You are a chicken
I had this convo with a coworker last week, he didn’t know about Jim Jones and the Peoples Temple cult. We went on a deep dive about the psychology about people or join cults.
Scientology actively, strongly recruited celebrities. Hubbard believed that would entice regular people to join.
I appreciate that he's pushing the viewpoint that it's not evil, it's a perspective
Yeah, you love being detached from your bad behavior, don't you? Moral relativism is evil.
being stupid to the level of an animal makes you less than human.
@nickf2657 Evil is a societal view, just because you're indoctrinated into a specific viewpoint, doesn't mean other cultures don't see you as evil as well
@@vennom14 nope. Culture doesn't get to say what is tolerable. Even animals have limits and instincts. relativism is evil.
@@vennom14Some of it is societal and cultural but some of it is universal. There's black and white absolutes but most of it is grey
High lvls of confidence seem to correlate to social disillusion, good to know
amazing video
Love what Will Storr says in his closing statement for religion and the purpose of why the mechanics of it works positively on many lives around the world.
But if they taught it then kids would understand that the military, police, work environments, educational institutions, religion, etc. are all based on some form of control or conformity
Bet jamie will delete those serodix commens tho. If not him the CIA will fo sho 👀
What JRE cencors comments? U serious??
Mine got deleted yesterday bro@@michaelkraft6850
Mine got deleted again
I took a Screenshot of those as a proof and to see If you are right
Lol doubtful grow up kid
The idea that tribes had many different leaders per situation can be seen as late as the mid-to-late 1800s with different bands of the Chiracahua Apaches. Geronimo could never be a chief due to his bloodline, yet he was war chief for different raids that he proposed. And that includes leading Cochise, chief of his band, during such raids.
At that point, the western Apache hadn’t settled down save for being assigned to reservations in Arizona.
The Western Apache, particularly in southern Arizona and northern Mexico, were perhaps the last nomadic people in the northern hemisphere
I must have been the only person on the planet who had know idea of who you are have become, I'm not sorry I happened across your thread, stay curious joe it's imperative love and respect from bravo Juliett l love you are so enamored with your family it's refreshing
Even the most brilliant people will fence of a section of their brain to complete lunacy...
Perfect episode to have wendigoon on. Is it a conspiracy that he hasn't been on Rogan yet? Idk but you should probably look into it.
Ehh I think this might be more of a Jordan Peterson or Robin Williams kinda topic but tbh I haven’t rewatched the video yet & was distracted the last time I did so I’m not quite sure 🤷♂️ only heard a couple bits & pieces
This was very interesting to watch. Religions and cults have always fascinated me it fascinates me that people believe it
Same.
Great podcast I agree with almost all of it. Barring the if you are an introvert you can never become an extrovert. I was massively introverted in high school and then became extroverted. (sadly it was because of alcoholism that precipitated it) But after I stopped drinking I stayed extroverted. Through it I saw a different perspective on life one where I could understand people because my inhibitions and walls were lowered. I have no doubt in my mind that someone could do it all through sobriety but it was a crutch that I used to gain that. This isn’t me saying drinking is a strategy guide or a shortcut that its great cause it’s probably the worst vice you can get into. I’m saying that introverts need to see the world and force themselves into doing something they don’t like to crack their shell and become extroverts through seeing naturally extroverted people and seeing how they act.
Joe can you please bring serodix on you show and talk about the nuremberg trials? Its his hometown, he's in coma rn :(
Wait, what? Why what happened
How tf is he supposed to do a podcast if he is in a coma?
@@OneFedUpMFit’s spam
@@OneFedUpMF Because he's gonna be on Rogan, bro
Hope he will make it sir , I am very sad to hear
MamaMax got his wish afterall.... Joe is talking about cults LMAO. "Jamie pull up the black werewolf vampire".
This conversation reminds me of Jiddu Krishnamurti's speech called 'Truth is a pathless land '
Number one lesson we can take away from cults is that people are much more malleable than we'd like to admit. We think that our minds are a locked box and that we hold the key but the terrifying thing is there are harmful people who (through charisma, social skills etc.) have the master key and (over time) they can get you to do almost anything. They can make you turn your back on your family, give them all your possessions, give them your spouse, yourself, give them even your own children(!).
I'm really interested in the people who are NOT susceptible to cults, mind control, etc. Some people by nature question everything. I am one of them.
Covid was a huge eye opener. I knew a lot of people were easily influenced, just go along with what they're told or what they think "everyone" is doing or what influential people in their lives believe. However I completely overestimated how many people will notice and question basic inconsistencies and lies, even when they have direct life/death implications. Crazy and scary to be amongst so many nonthinkers.
Solution is: Be a sceptic on everything, question everything. If someone tries to percive you to something, ask the detailed questions.
@leslie6938 the mass psychosis of covid was crazy.
@@unvaccinated6467 Mass psychosis for sure, apt description! Your name showed differently on another screen, was very funny (profanity obviously doesn't bother me!). 😂😂😂
Any other ex-mormons here getting vivid flashbacks and feeling mild anxiety while listening to this?
Or ex jws. Pretty much the same thing.
They have good chemistry
Love & Belonging
I used to be a religious fanatic. Let me give you an insight into what they truly are: One thing I realized about the psychology of cult members and fanatics is that they were preyed upon by the other members during a very vulnerable state. They use people's need for belonging and forgiveness. They use people's urge to fill a void that they can't fill up at the moment.
I used to be one right after my parents divorced when I was 13, after 8 years I've grown out of it, especially after seeing that evil and good people are in each social group of any kind. Nothing special about them and every interaction feels like a fantasy set-up or a role-playing game. The most vile and pretentiously devoted to the cause wins the upper ''ranks''. Everyone knows everyone is acting, but no one wants to wake each other's demons because they all subconciously know that the others are also there because they replaced the void a trauma caused and don't wanna deal with it.
No need to say I don't belong to a belief system now.
It's similar to "the game". People don't wanna talk about it cause if they do they're out of the "game" or "group". That's why people are fake, they're at least accepted and feel status. It's not just in religion or cult, it's every day life. Fuck this current world
I was in foster homes then got adopted. So I have been baptized in three different religions.
The best thing that I got out of all those years of stuff is the ten commandments. They are for the most part a good way to live your life and treat people with respect.
My adopted dad spent the last fifteen years before he retired as a Methodist preacher so it's kinda weird for me.
The funny part is when religious people try to get me to go to the church for worship I tell them that you are supposed to go in a quiet room and pray to God by yourself it doesn't say you are supposed to go and do your stuff out in public where everyone can see you
I still hang around with religious people I just sleep in on Sunday morning. I even spend a week a year at a church camp on vacation with my parents and whoever can come out for a few days whether it's a niece and nephew, a brother, or some friends. We do nothing religious at the.camp.except pray before supper.
Religion was created by men to dominate other men.
Psychology runs the world. Controlling perception is not only for advertising. It's everything. The effort that goes into to get people to volunteer for the military. If laid out over 150 years it was a monumental effort that included a ton of violence, manipulation, racketeering, and murder.
Cult topics and discussions on JRE tend to be very underrated.
Aliens, UFOS, Wild Animals, Ghosts Conspiracy Theories etc. are great, but I really wish he’d get a Cult expert on for like 4 hours, just diving into all kinds of cults for 4 hours.
hes done like 70 podcats with those people
@@cunningflop nah, nothing that’s very extensive. I’ve looked.
Not hard enough clearly@@Harold.Richard
"Only species that kills itself" Oh the innocence
Nice short shorts Joe lol.
Jim Jones and the Peoples Temple come to my mind first.
Sad and tragic story
CIA psyop, just like Manson, Koresh, and the others.
Will has written many good books: worth reading!
Yo Joe..... Sup with those short shorts....?! LOL
"She sells Sanctuary" is a good song but i'm no fanatic.
It's a great song ❤
Funny 😂
We bears want serodix on jre sir, thanks
Sir Always wanted to ask you that.. whats more delicious honey or humans and please be honest
Never heard of him 😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂
The bears have spoken! Get this guy want to listen to what He has to say
mr bear is serodix a reptiloid?
The amount of times Joe moves his mic XD
I'm actually impressed by how "moveable" it is.
Guest needed - Billy Carson
If you’re a kid and the people that are teaching you things are evil then you’re going to make you believe in and tell evil things, and manipulate
So anything going on in the lgbtqazpjdbdk group
Democrats should hear this 😂
From what I have gathered from this video thus far everything can be applied just as much to Republicans if not more since rituals have a tendency to be treated as a sacred and a system of objects that are tied to subjects like the seat at the end of the kitchen table as the father's.
I have learnt the most about the value of life and humanity from people who were atheists or agnostic. And I have only experienced a fixed mindset and intolerance for the other from people who are religious. 🤷🏻♀️ for me it’s logically clear which group is more human, moral and sophisticated when it comes to critical thinking
I have always been intrigued and in awe of cult leaders and their followers. To get other humans to believe in something that is just not true and make the thing they believe mysterious is a true gift and grift.
Volume?
I bet Joe talked about his NOW COMEDY CLUB used to be a place for clut members
You bet? There’s a literal video you can watch to find out 😀
@@cdsackett I meant the whole episode. I didn’t watch this clip
@@cdsackettYou know people can comment before finishing the entirety of the video, correct?
Are you back to posting again? Please keep posting!
Always think for yourself!
Seek advise.
Share knowledge.
😉🤘🙏
Desperation, insecurity and gullibility.
Like being a rap or hip hop artist. It's a satanist cult
I feel like I’m playing Connections.
Bs. Most people throughout time and cultures were religious. It's innate to our species.
so is desperation insecurity and gullibility. it's a chicken and the egg thing. @@Caspaah151
I was so early there was no volume.
Spammer begone.
One of the favorite this i have ever said as a joke actually as a new orleans bar tender is. "People will beleive and listen to what one person says with confidence and is wrong 9 out of 10 times and immidiatley stop listening to the person that is right 9 out of 10 times but with no "social confidence" lol
Believing something does not making you a cultist, however people with zero critical thinking skills makes them likely to be cult members. Branchcovidians perfect modern example.
"Branch Covidians" I'm going to remember that one, thanks 😁
Q anon and many maga members! 😱
I was watching the documentary about Waco & its crazy how people were willing to die for that dude
There are some people that want to be told what to do. This is how Socialism and communism gains control.
They were all kid diddlers.
@@KAT-dg6elthey admitted they diddled kids.
@@KAT-dg6elcapitalism and communism both share the same flaws, they only value the material
3:55
Joe definitely just farted and giggled about it
Absolutely - my inner 13 year old confirmed he mouse farted and had to try hard not to laugh
Hes wearing shorts
This WAS taught in my school ... although I attended private school, which creates their own curriculum.
Joe should do a podcast with David icke, it would be absolutely awesome!
I’ve been saying that for years. David called out the elitist p3d0 sex trafficking rings a LONG time ago before Epstein and all that shit.
Do a deep dive on tbe cult of zionism
Ok and then do one on the cult that believe Palestine is an actual place that wasn’t installed by the Roman’s after killing enslaving and removing the Israelite in the 18th century before being taking over by the British empire
I don't know why but I have always felt just enough outside the group because I didn't care as a loner but accepted, so I have felt immune from the sway of the conformity of groups, cults or religions. It actually is strange wondering why I am like that.
I appreciate the guests that try to keep Joe's feet on the ground
JR exposing his cult brain in this segment. JR the leader of the BroScience/ManlyMan cult. Cue the carnivores lol
How is that a cult is joe sharing knowledge that he learned? or is he actively trying to make people follow him and his teachings critical thinking is important 😮😅🎉
Which cult are you in, the Vegans?
He is also a left leaning psychedelic's endorser. You can't really paint him into the corner you're attempting to.
@@tangerinesarebetterthanora7060 i just did. I was specific.
@michaeljames6817 lol tu quoque. Be smarter
Our schools need to teach kids how to read, write, and add before they do anything beyond that.
No they need to teach us how to learn and how to be sustainable on our own
Gawt daam Joe, I like short shorts😂
Ahhh, the last bit of information I needed to start a cult, thank you.
Is the audio not working for anyone else? I can't hear anything.
Turn up your volume on your device
Bruh
Learn patience
I kinda want to join a cult 😅
It's all about looking at the world through the lense of STATUS
how exhausting
My Dad is a genius and has been in the CUT cult most of my life! He’s 80 now!
Hey what’s up joe Rohan
When will full episodes come back on youtube?
When RUclips stops being leftist cunts and persecutors.
Never thought that Michael Sheen was so knowledgeable about cults and tribalism
This video is perfect for the Trump and right wing fanatics that are in this comment section.
Lmao securing the southern border is fanatical? Taking care of our own homeless and veterans before sending foreign aid is right wing extremememememism?
You said WE are in a cult? Lmao yeah okay guy.
Oh whoops, I assumed your gender in my first reply. 😬 typical cultists me, always assuming genders and what not.
@@forwarddiscipline you do know that Trump is telling the gop to not sign the bill that the democrats have presented regarding the border right……right
@@forwarddiscipline you’re doing exactly what a cultist would do, get emotional when someone attacks your leader lol
@stringer2295 lmao accuse me of "getting emotional?" Oh no, anything but that AHHHHHHHH ALL THAT IVE SAID MAGICALLY DOESNT EXIST BECAUSE OF YOUR VEILED INSULTS ARARATSGGHJ
Im part of the half billion. Former Christian. When i pan back everything looks like a cult. However a lot of friends are religous. For a lot of people this is what brings them solace. There is strength in that. If it makes you a rounded human, than your Gods speed to you.
Did will say the subconscious technology as paralevel.. parallel or parable?? Didn’t understand. Does anyone know?