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Sept. 8, 2011 - The Joe Rogan Experience
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Joe Rogan Experience #136 - Daniel Pinchbeck (Part 2)
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Daniel Pinchbeck and physicist theories explore alternate universes with varied cosmological constants, comparing them to genetic mutations, while proposing black hole portals as birthplaces instead of the Big Bang. Joe Rogan flips the script: what if DMT’s "other realities" are our baseline, and the mundane—coffee in paper cups, global podcasts via wires—feels like a shared hallucination? The conversation blurs science and psychedelia, suggesting reality might be far stranger than we assume. [Automatically generated summary]

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daniel pinchbeck ▲ ● ▼
Yeah, I read this really cool book by a physicist who talked about that, that actually there might be entry point to a different universe where the cosmological constants are slightly different, just like genetic mutations which are different in every organism.
joe rogan ▲ ● ▼
Like the DMT world.
daniel pinchbeck ▲ ● ▼
So instead of having a big bang, you would have actually had an infinite number of universes constantly kind of creating and developing through these different black hole portals.
It makes actually more sense to me.
joe rogan ▲ ● ▼
Well, one of the things that I've always felt like when I have really intense psychedelic experiences, the thought that a million people have is, what if this is not actually a hallucination, but in fact some sort of a chemical doorway into some other state?
There's something else out there.
And we're just so used to the idea that this chair sits on the ground, and this table sits here, and the laptop sits in the chair, and this is all normal.
But we could easily be from that DMT dimension.
That would be our normal everyday reality.
And then we would come here and we would think this is the craziest fucking psychedelic experience ever.
Drinking red liquid from thin glasses and talking into electrical impulses that send them through wires and hundreds of thousands of people listen and they ride on mass transportation on fucking elliptical machines all over the world.
That is psychedelic.
That's psychedelic as fuck.
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