Eddie Bravo joins Joe Rogan to debate marijuana’s role in creativity, citing his shift from skepticism at 28 to advocacy despite corporate resistance. They explore beluga whales mimicking mariachi bands and orcas’ complex dialects, questioning human assumptions about animal intelligence—even suggesting cosmic warnings via whale communication. The episode blends martial arts evolution (like jiu-jitsu-trained breakdancers defying physics) with wild theories: interdimensional aliens, psychedelic dimensions, and telepathy replacing speech. Rogan’s nootropics and Bravo’s seminars (Montreal, Houston, Melbourne) wrap up amid jokes about GPS tracking and underground bunkers, leaving listeners to ponder humanity’s future—both high and bizarre. [Automatically generated summary]
Before we had licenses, I would always buy mad quantities because I didn't want to have to deal with those dudes, but I always had just way too much weed laying around.
But weed makes you, like, sensitive about the things that you're saying.
It makes you more aware of when you're being socially awkward.
You know, you feel the sting of, you know, weird shit coming out of your mouth.
Whereas when you're drunk, you don't give a fuck.
It just comes back.
It just pours out.
It's an amazing thing that so many people believe different.
And yeah, it can fuck up your life.
There's people that can smoke pot and become losers.
But guess what?
They would have been losers anyway.
That's really what it is.
It's like what you're saying is the lazy people with no ambition who aren't that bright, pot gets a hold of them, it's going to fuck up their life.
Well, guess what?
Their life is already fucked up.
You come to certain roadblocks or certain things in your life where you have to sort of make decisions about your behavior, where you sort of have to reassess yourself, and if you can't get through the weed hurdle, Really?
How the fuck are you going to deal with the real world if you can't get through the hurdle of weed?
Because weed to me is the truth.
That's what it is.
When I smoke pot, yeah, I can say a lot of silly shit and you get weird and start talking about the universe, but what it is to me is the truth.
Anything that's bullshit, anything that's a lie, anything that's like...
Blatantly misleading when you're high is just glaring.
Like acting is glaring.
If you go to see a movie high and they're bad actors, it's glaring.
If you watch a political speech when you're high, it's glaring.
You feel the bullshit.
When you're like, what the fuck am I listening to?
It's like offensive to you.
People have the wrong impression, man.
And it's a shame.
It really is a shame.
It's not that everyone should do it.
You don't have to do it.
But you shouldn't be upset if someone's telling you an honest interpretation of the positive experiences they have on it.
And people will go, well, you know, why do you always have to talk about it?
It's fucking annoying.
All you guys ever fucking talk about is weed.
Because there's still people out there that are arguing against it.
There's still people out there that don't get it.
It's a personal choice issue.
You're a human being.
And it's the most Republican of all ideas.
Stay the fuck out of my private life.
Stay the fuck out of my personal life.
Don't let government get too big.
Well, this is exactly what this is.
This is only something that's being pushed into illegality by gigantic corporations.
It's the only way in this day and age that it would still be illegal.
There's resistance because people are making money with it being illegal.
in the beginning, in the beginning, they tried to scare everybody by saying that weed made you kill, it made you crazy, you'll jump out of windows, you'll kill people.
They made lots of movies.
They made a whole bunch of them in the 30s.
That was the reefer madness propaganda.
It worked.
Any negative thought you have about weed, it stems from that propaganda from the 30s.
It's not a conspiracy theory.
There's many movies out there that you could watch.
You could watch them on YouTube.
That's where it started.
The reason why they don't say that you go crazy and you jump out of windows and you kill people and all that shit anymore is because people got hip to it.
They believed it in the 30s and the 40s, but then people were smoking weed in the 50s and 60s.
They were like, it's not making me crazy.
This is actually pretty cool.
So they had to change their stance slowly.
It evolved from weed kills you to weed makes you worthless.
If you've got a lot of crazy, stressful things on your mind, things that are making you nervous, you've got to talk to some people, but you don't know how to say...
You might get fired from your job, or your wife might be cheating on you, or whatever.
I think it's best if you're fully developed, you know who you are, you know what kind of person you are, especially if you're an artist.
You have a lifetime of art and then at 28...
You see how your art changes.
Whatever art you do, it'll change.
So you'll appreciate it the later you wait.
I would say wait till 30. Jack Herrera, the greatest hemp activist out there, started smoking weed when he was 35. He was totally anti-weed, just like me, just like Joe.
Researchers led by Catherine McLean, a postdoctoral student at John Hopkins University, analyzed personality data on 52 participants, average age of 46 years old, who had participated in the group's earlier research on the drug.
These volunteers took psilocybin during two to five sessions at various doses under highly controlled conditions at the hospital.
They were also given personality tests before taking psilocybin and again a couple months after each drug session and then again about a year later.
And so what they're saying is that all these people have all said that it turns you into a better person.
I have a son coming, and I'm going to tell him the truth.
I'm not going to lie to him.
I'm going to tell him the truth about weed, and I'm going to tell him that he should not smoke until he's 28 to 30. Why would you want him to wait so long, though?
Well, I would think the older you get, when I get older, I've noticed I'm more concerned about my health, because your health starts to go when you're getting old.
I think if I were to start smoking weed when I was 30, I would even be more freaked out.
I would think that if I was smoking weed and I was also smoking cigarettes, the fact that I was smoking cigarettes would start to freak me out so bad that I would quit.
I would realize how ridiculous it is and how crazy and terrible it is.
Well, that new Siri, there's a new intelligent assistant that helps you out, and they did a demo today, which is a thing that you push, and you pretty much ask it any question you want.
You could be like, schedule me an appointment at 5 p.m.
on Friday, and then it will open up your calendar and go, do you want me to schedule this?
And you just say yes.
And then we'll schedule it.
Or you can go, what's the weather like in New York?
And be like, the weather is this.
And they showed a bunch of examples.
And you can see examples on Apple.com or any of the websites like in Gadget or Gizmodo.
The thing that they showed today looks even more amazing than that.
And they also announced something that we talked about earlier, about an idea I've had since I was a kid.
And now they have it as a feature on the phone, and I'm like, shit.
Should I? They call it, I forget what it's called, but mine was called Snail Mail, where it was where, I don't know if you remember, you would write an email to this company and the company would write it out in hand form and then send it to somebody.
And I originally said, I thought of the idea because I wanted, when my grandmother was still alive, I wanted to be able to email my grandmother, but then have somebody handwrite it and then send it to my grandmother.
Well, now they just announced it on this new iPhone that it's a feature, and I forget what they call it, but that's one of the new features now.
Well, I don't think you're going to have to worry about it too much anymore because this processor is two times faster now, and the graphics are seven times faster.
That is cool, though, because I have had to tweet something that somebody sent me in a text, and then I copy in the text, and I go right back to the tweet, and it's right on the same page.
That's exactly where it was, which it wouldn't be if I had to close it and open it every time.
I mean you can be running four intensive programs.
Like if you had something crazy on like Ustream Broadcast, or I don't even know if that's an intense program, or a video game, that might slow it down a lot.
But this is two times faster now, so you probably won't be having that problem if that is the case of those four programs previously.
I don't know which one of the websites I read about it, but basically they had duplicated 4G speeds with a 3G device, or what some people consider 4G speeds.
Because there's some bunk-ass 4G. If you get that Verizon 4G, that's badass, man.
I got one of those laptop cards, man, at the airport.
What I want to know, though, is this new version, and it sounds like what you're talking about, this would make sense, is this new version for Verizon, are you going to be able to talk and do data at the same time now?
signal and the information coming through if you could just see everything you know what i mean we're in a sea of like frequencies who the fuck knows what that actually looks like someone knows how it works like who the fuck figured out how a cell phone works you know what i mean now we're sending video through the air someone figured out that there was like some tracks that we could put I'm like, Jesus, that's magic.
And when you're in a place that has nothing, there's a certain sound to the silence, like of the mountains.
There's a certain sound where it's almost like...
All around us isn't really a sound, but just a very low frequency that we can't tune into.
Imagine if it just affects your everyday consciousness.
You just don't realize it.
If your everyday consciousness is just slightly pressured by all of these vibrations that are around you all the time, all these cell phone signals and fucking Wi-Fi signals and satellite signals and radio signals and...
Fuck.
Imagine if that is really fucking with our personalities.
Imagine if you'd be a different person, or at least...
ADD. Feel different.
Yeah, ADD. Who knows?
Who knows how many different things?
Who knows?
I wonder what all this shit is doing to us.
It's only been around for a few...
How long?
It started with TV signals and radio signals.
Radio first, then TV. But within the last couple decades, the amount of infiltration in our lives by frequencies and signals...
As technology just snowballs, the more access we have to instant information, like infinite information, the more free we feel, the more we can keep track of.
When you watch CSI, shit!
Every move you make, they can just break it down from your cell phones.
They know what cell phone tower you hit.
They know exactly where you were from the cell phone towers.
Like, my car has a feature in it that you can turn on that if I get in a car accident, it automatically detects my GPS and sends it and calls 911 for me.
It might save it, but there's so many cars that have OnStar and the fact that they actually have people sitting there going, alright, he's going 120 over here.
There's no one monitoring that unless you get in a car accident.
Dude, when you started smoking weed, what was it, 32?
Something like that, 31 or 32. You went from like pure dick jokes and relationship jokes and chick jokes and cock-blocking jokes and then right into your pyramid bit.
Remember when the bear attacked the karate trainer?
There was a guy who was a trainer and he's dressed in a karate outfit and he had a lady come on stage with him and the lady sat in the chair and the bear turned and looked at the lady and just started fucking her up.
Just started fucking her up.
But it was just like the bear just woke up and realized...
I'm a fucking bear!
And then he just starts wailing.
Like, out of nowhere, the dude had a karate outfit.
The bear just turns to this lady and starts fucking her up for no reason.
She sat down.
That's the weirdest thing about animals, man.
Sometimes you don't realize, but like trained animals, sometimes they're just tweaked.
Like, they're tired of this.
They don't want to do this anymore.
It's just stupid.
I don't want to be led around.
Why are you fucking with me?
What's going on here?
And then it looks normal because they do it every day and they don't know how to communicate.
But they're a little tweaked.
And so they sit down and a fucking lady sits right now next to them.
And he just decides to fuck her up out of nowhere.
And it looks like it's out of nowhere.
But it's been built up all day because you've got this fucking stupid bear doing somersaults.
You know, you got this bear, you know?
Instead of killing deers and eating berries and shit, this bear is running around on chairs, you know, playing musical chairs.
What the fuck are you doing, man?
That's a big, crazy, unpredictable animal.
There's a video of a dude who was training a bear, and he was training it with, I believe it was his brother or his cousin, someone who was a close family member.
I think it was his brother.
And the bear just turns on the guy for no reason and rips his throat out.
It happens in 30, not even 30 seconds, 10 seconds, maybe, maximum, for no reason.
They're all, had this bear in this room, the bear just turns on the guy, goes right at his neck and rips it out.
I don't understand how anybody can convince anybody that a bear that has already killed a person who offered no threat whatsoever, that thing, if a person did that, you would kill them.
You would give them the death penalty.
In a right society, if you saw someone run up to someone for no reason and rip their throat out, you would kill them.
Why the fuck would you give a bear more rights than you give a Maybe not kill the bear because I don't blame the bear for doing that, but lock him away somewhere or something.
A bear that you take and you train and you do all that with and then it turns and eats your brother's fucking throat in front of you, you're supposed to kill that thing.
That crazy wild thing that you thought you were in control of.
That's a terrible idea because then you set an animal loose that's used to being in contact with human beings and you set him out in the woods and he will find human beings.
And it poses a direct threat to those people.
They're really dangerous.
Once you have habitualized a bear...
To people, they have to lock them up.
They have to put them in cages and zoos.
The zoos that we went to in Colorado, I learned that there.
Because they had these bears and these bears had gotten, they're big ass grizzlies, man.
Big ass brown bears.
And they were getting into people's garbage.
And once they find this is where the people keep the food, it's a source of food, they won't go away.
You can't scare them.
At a certain point in time, they just get used to you and they just fuck you.
So unless you shoot them, they have to have someone come and capture them and they take them away.
You can't just let that bear lose.
If you let that bear lose, he would find people and fuck them up.
Just seals and people and whatever the fuck else he can eat.
Whales.
They eat whales.
They find a hole where a whale got stuck under a giant sheet of ice and the whale can't go anywhere.
So every time the whale comes up to get some air, boom, polar bear jacks him.
Takes a bite out of him.
So these whales, like you see them, and after a while, the top of their back is just destroyed from polar bears just biting them over and over and over and over again.
And then eventually they kill it.
So a small whale or something like that, they get stuck in there, a pilot whale, they just slowly bite them to death.
Ultimately, there'll be waterproof iPhones that you could swim with and it translates what you're saying to dolphin language so that you could just communicate with dolphins.
John Lilly, that was one of the reasons why he created what he rather uses, that he used the tank for.
He used to put a tank, an isolation tank, right next to this dolphin tank, and he would drop acid and get in the tank and communicate with the dolphins.
And he's like this pioneer in interspecies communication because of that.
But what does that mean?
How much have they figured out?
As far as I know, they have figured out very little.
And I think the whole dolphin language is a mystery.
But we do know that they have dialects.
We know that different dolphin pods, if they're from a different place, they'll have a different twang.
If you lived in a world, see, we live in a material world, as is the ocean.
ocean is a material world but it's in a material world where you're not stuck to the ground you're going all over the place your world you're you are flying through your world everyone is flying through the world of the ocean it's a completely different experience to not be able to alter your environment to develop some sort of intelligence to the level that dolphins have and and orcas have to the point where they'll help people they recognize when people are in trouble and they help them like killer whales will like help people get to boats yes i want to see i want -
Not because they don't want to have sex, but because they want to have sex with as many males in that region.
So when they have their baby...
If like a woman, a female dolphin had sex with a hundred male dolphins, when she gives birth and she has to watch over her child for the first three or four years, if she runs into, and she's by herself with her child, they're just swimming around, when they run into males, if those males have had sex with her, they'll leave her alone.
If those males that run into her didn't have sex with her, they will kill that baby and then capture her and bring her into their little harem.
They will kill the baby boy if it's not them.
But if they run into him...
So the female has to have as much sex as possible.
She's down with the sex.
But she wants to leave and go find some more guys before the baby hatches.
Well, you know, there was like a run of people who thought it was offensive to ask women to shave their pussies.
There was like a bit, you know, back in the day when women had bushes, I remember like the debates when it was like porn was starting to alter people's perceptions of what sexual organs should look like.
I read something about this where they were discussing how, you know, women are upset that their husbands want them to shave their pussies and make it look like the porn girls.
The only thing cool about a hairy pussy is I used to prefer hairy pussies in my early 20s, believe it or not, because girls that shave, sometimes if they didn't shave and they have that roughness, it's like your fucking sandpaper sometimes.
But if they have a bush, it's all mushy and gushy and Have you ever heard of a Birkin?
If you look at redheads and true gingers compared to just a regular white person, there's a lot of differences that you would never even think of for some reason.
People who make porn, there's that wish that they were legitimate.
I remember talking to Ron Jeremy a bunch of times at the Comedy Store, and Ron was always telling me, yeah, I got a part in this thing, and I'm real excited.
I'm trying to go mainstream.
And I was like, you're trying to go mainstream?
He's like, yeah, I'd love to be on a mainstream show.
You thought that he would have a sense of humor and that he'd be joking around about it.
Because if you said that about Brian or if you said that about Joey or said that about anybody else that we know, you said that about Ari, Ari would joke around and pretend to be a fucking action hero.
But when you say it about a guy who really wants a legitimate career in movies...
He was doing something with Roger Avery.
He was knocking on the door.
Roger Avery had some sort of a TV show and he was involved in it right before Roger Avery got arrested for drunk driving.
Do you know that the NFL's trying to test for human growth hormone now?
There was a big thing I was watching on, I never watch sports shows, but they were talking to the head guy, whoever the fucking head guy of the NFL is, and he's like, yeah, well, that was a part of the bargaining that we're going to test for human growth hormone, but the players' representatives, they're still debating the science, the science of testing for human growth hormone.
We believe the science is there, and like, what are you talking about?
What, are you going to have regular-sized people playing Can you imagine if it works and they totally get steroids out of NFL? It would be so silly.
But I think he's one of those guys that there's a few guys where their mind is so fucking strong, their work ethic is so strong, and their ability to pull shit off.
Like, Kane has got this fucking wicked belief in himself, man.
You can see it in that dude's eyes before he goes out there and says, Yeah, and he's got that big Incan head.
But, you know, I love Mexico, and I'm Mexican, in case you guys are all pissed off, but, you know, those borders out there, it's all the same shit, come on.
It is, but the Mexicans figured out, especially in boxing, a way to be super fucking successful.
You know, I mean, you can't discount, you know, and just say it's all the same shit, because Mexicans in particular have been really successful at boxing.
You know, they've brought up some incredible boxers out of Mexico.
They go for the most Mexican too, because when Julio Cesar Chavez was at his prime when he fought Oscar De La Hoya, well he was actually falling off his prime a little bit, and Oscar De La Hoya was rising.
You had to choose a side.
They all went with the most Mexican, and the most Mexican was Julio Cesar Chavez.
A lot of people think that I pull for jiu-jitsu guys, man, but most of my favorite fighters are strikers.
I pull for extraordinary talent.
That's what I pull for.
I don't pull for individuals.
I want to see some crazy shit.
Even if it's a guy who I thought was really good before, then all of a sudden they pull something off that's amazing and makes you look at them differently.
That's my favorite shit.
I like watching just guys pull shit off.
I just like watching guys improve, guys that are really good.
I love that shit too, but I'm always pulling for cool new submissions because there's so much room for improvement in jiu-jitsu and MMA. There's so much room.
I mean, it sounds kind of fucked up, but there's something special to me when a guy has reached the extraordinary heights that, like, Anderson Silva has.
He's standing right in front of Yushin Okami, standing right in front of him with his hands down, his fists balled up, and you just realize, like, this poor fucking mouse is in a box with a cobra, and it's gonna get jacked.
It's gonna get jacked.
You realize that Yushin was trapped in there with Anderson Silva.
He was no longer competitive.
There was a moment after he head kicked him at the end of the first round.
He fucking blasted him with a head kick.
And from that moment on, Yushin was not competitive.
Anderson knew it, too.
There's no way you take one of those head kicks and be okay.
I mean, you might look okay.
You fall down.
You get back up.
You look okay.
But your shit is done.
And Anderson just got in front of him and started moving around on him.
When you watch someone of that skill level, man, I don't care what they're doing.
If they're doing boxing, if they're doing jujitsu, if they're just kickboxing, that's what I like.
I like watching someone who's just hitting those rare heights.
Well, what it is is that people are realizing that there's a level that's possible to achieve that hasn't been demonstrated yet.
And there's a lot of those people in straight jiu-jitsu, and there's a lot of those people in straight submission grappling, but in MMA, when you add in all the other things, we haven't seen anybody really pull it off.
We haven't ever seen the way Marcelo Garcia went through all those competitors in Abu Dhabi in 2003. Remember when we first saw Marcelo in person?
We're like, this guy is like a speed demon, the way he was going through people.
The finality to his technique was so clean.
But that's, you know, it's a different world when you add in wrestling, and when you add in punching, and you add in knees and kicks.
It's a different world.
We haven't quite seen someone hit those heights of submission anymore.
First of all, the idea that that guy can get to 170, it defies logic.
It defies reason.
You look at him and you see him in between fights, that's a heavyweight.
That's a goddamn heavyweight.
And then somehow or another he makes 170 and he looks crazy.
Fucking great the day of.
Whatever he's doing, he's doing it right.
I just wonder if it takes so much out of him.
I think what he does at 170, he could probably do it at 185, too.
I think he might even feel better if he was doing it at 185. He might feel healthier.
I don't know.
I'm only just taking wild stabs at it because I don't think it's so good to cut We're good to go.
That guy, when he's confident, when he's confident and he's real sure he's going to tag you, like he was at the finals of tough when he fought that Tommy Spears kid, when he's real confident that his stand-up is way better than you, he's so dangerous.
He's one of the scariest guys at 170, even scarier than Tiago.
Tiago Alves is probably the best technical striker, but Anthony Johnson, when he gets you hurt, he's the scariest guy.
He's the scariest.
I think he's got gnarly potential.
I think what you see now is that guy's going to get better.
Well, usually those guys have a taekwondo or karate background because in normal MMA training, man, it's way harder to teach someone how to throw a side kick than it is how to teach them to throw a round kick.
I can teach you to throw a low kick and to throw it correctly in a couple of steps.
And any normal athlete, a football player, a baseball player, any normal athlete can perform that.
But if I say, alright, do a wheel kick, I want you to do a wheel kick with power.
Like, Jesus Christ, that takes a long time to learn.
Even if you're a super athlete, it's going to take a while to pick up.
Kung Lee's got the best 360 turning sidekick in the game.
His sidekicks are one of the things that makes his fight with Vanderlei so interesting.
Because when American kickboxers started fighting Thai fighters, they found two things out.
One, they found out how difficult it is to deal with leg kicks.
They were getting fucked up by leg kicks.
But guys like Don Wilson, he learned leg kicks early on, and he fought a lot of leg kick fights.
He realized how good the front leg side kick was, the front leg roundhouse kick, the kicks that the Thais weren't that good at.
The Thais would throw the teep, but they would get close enough to each other to jack each other's legs.
And when you fight that style where you kick the legs, you don't necessarily develop the techniques like the karate techniques.
Because the karate techniques, a lot of them, when you're coming up through the ranks, they kind of get shut down by a lot of the Thai techniques.
But if you learn karate before you learn Muay Thai, Then you have all that crazy dexterity for axe kicks and wheel kicks and all that shit that maybe wouldn't work as well if guys were kicking your legs.
You might have a more conservative game.
So guys that come up through the Taekwondo ranks, those are the ones who do wild, crazy shit because you can't get punched in the face in Taekwondo tournaments.
So when those guys get into Muay Thai, that's Diego Nunes, that's Anderson Silva, that's also Edson Barbosa.
For kids that are dreaming about being UFC champions, to do some Taekwondo for a few years, just to get all the crazy kicks down and get your balance down?
Maybe not even do Taekwondo by itself, but incorporate a couple of days of Taekwondo training into your training.
Say if you were a new kid and you were trying to become an MMA fighter, What you should do is, at least one day a week, work on kicks.
Because one of the things you can do by working on these wild kicks is, you know, forget about the sparring, forget about everything.
You just want to work on the technique of the kick and learn how to kick things.
Learn how to stretch out that front leg side kick, learn the wheel kick, learn the axe kick.
Once you do it, if you do it with someone who's really good at it, you see, like, the high level.
And then that's what you mirror in your mind, and that's what you try to recreate.
And that's how you get really good at those things.
When you add in kicks, a lot of those techniques go out the window.
When you add in punches, a lot of those techniques go out the window.
You add in punches, a lot of those techniques go out the window.
You add in takedowns, a lot of those techniques go out the window.
Unless you know how to check kicks, block takedowns, and you have good boxing.
So you have to have all those other things.
You can use the Taekwondo again.
Because then you have all these other techniques.
Then it's just another tool for the arsenal.
But unless you have a fully rounded game, those tools become problems.
Like the kicks, you rely on them too much and you drop your hands, you get punched in the face because you're not used to being punched in the face.
So you have to develop...
Good timing and distance for punches as well as kicks.
You have to change your game.
But once you do change your game...
See, that's the beauty of adding it in as, like, one day a week or two days a week where you just constantly work on only those techniques.
You're doing all that other stuff, too.
So you might actually be able to pull them off.
I think eventually what we're going to have to have is there's going to be, like, a system.
You know, when they train football players, you know, and they don't just...
Just take a lucky guess.
Today we're going to do this.
I don't know if this is going to help you, but today I want you to chop wood with an axe.
Today, maybe it'll help if you pick up bags of sand.
No, they don't do that.
They know what the fuck they're doing when they're training football players.
They know what they're doing when they're preparing plays.
They know what they're doing when they're monitoring guys' performances and measuring their time and their distance when they're running the 40 or running the 100. They're trying to figure out what's the best way to optimize athleticism.
Eventually that's going to happen and it's going to be a scientific approach to MMA training.
And there's going to be a bunch of different approaches.
Everyone's going to have their own little style to do it, but it's going to get to a point where we know exactly how many hours you're supposed to train in a day before it's detrimental.
We know that even though you can do it five hours a day, you shouldn't do it five hours a day.
It fucks you up.
We know what's the exact program you should be on as far as striking.
What are the exact lessons you should be learning every day?
Because that's how it should be treated.
It should be treated as something you're trying to develop, like a project you're developing.
And it should be micromanaged.
You should manage every single aspect of it.
You should manage all the holes.
You should objectively analyze all the different techniques, all your vulnerabilities in sparring, what body types give you problems, all that shit.
It has to be treated like a science in order to really, truly optimize it.
Then you add in creativity and the ability to improvise and the ability to fight hard and the ability to be disciplined and get in shape.
But eventually we're going to get to that point where people are getting so good.
Like these Rory McDonald's of the world.
These young kids that are coming up.
They're so fucking good.
You see them improving.
Every time you see them, they're way better.
You're like, wow!
Eventually, it's going to have to be down to a science because you're going to deal with the abilities that people are going to have are going to be so fucking high level at the very top.
We're going to see guys that we can't even imagine because we haven't seen them yet.
We're going to look back on even Vitor Belfort or guys of this era that are devastating.
We're going to look back on them and say, boy, but if they fought the guys of 2030, they'd probably get fucked up.
The same way people look at Rocky Marciano and go, what the fuck is Rocky Marciano going to do to Vitaly Klitschko?
Vitaly Klitschko is seven feet fucking tall.
He's got a telephone pole for a jab.
And he would just blast that poor little dude in the head all day until he fell unconscious.
That's what we're going to look back on now.
We're going to look back on the greats like GSP. We're going to look back on him now.
One day in the future where there's going to be some super fucking freak athlete who you think would probably beat GSP fairly easily.
It's going to happen, man.
It's going to happen in all the weight classes.
We're in the middle of the fucking stream right now.
We haven't even come close to the dam.
We're not even close to the full limits of human potential.
You think about the kind of freak athletes that they have in basketball.
Wait till those all start fighting MMA fights.
Think about some of the amazing specimens that choose to play baseball because they're good sprinters and they can run around the bases real quickly.
I've been doing jiu-jitsu a long time, and when you train jiu-jitsu, even a couple years, you know if you're going against a wrestler.
You roll with someone, you're like, damn, did you wrestle?
They feel like a whole different person.
And after a while, after doing it for 10, 15 years, you get really, really good at gauging someone's strength, and Kind of guessing what kind of athletic background they had.
For people who don't know, double lotus, for the folks who don't know, is like a yoga position where you have one foot and then you wrap the other foot over onto the other knee.
It's very difficult to get into for the average unflexible person.
They're doing one-handed handstands, and I got this all on video.
I videotaped everything, all those guys.
It was unbelievable.
They do one-handed handstands, get into Flying Double Lotus, and start jumping and hopping on one hand.
It's incredible when you feel how strong they are.
I'm convinced that...
A lot of people separate balance exercises and then core exercises.
I think there's something about combining extreme core training, like they're doing all these handstands and balancing, and then combining extreme balance.
You put them together, I think that really does create a whole new animal, because I've never felt anything like this.
It's combining core exercises and extreme balance at the same time turns your body into something different.
He goes, no, I smoked one or two a day at the most.
It just gives you a little fix.
And then you can slowly wean yourself off of it.
Because what you're really hooked on, according to...
I don't know if this is true.
What you're really hooked on is not just the tobacco, but the 599 additives.
The way they've got it engineered, if you can still get tobacco into your system and nicotine into your system, you can slip away from the grips of addiction slowly.
something to do with alcohol like in brazil the people that are part of the ayahuasca religions they give their kids at 14 ayahuasca to prevent them from being an alcoholic so that's that's real shit so well that makes sense well i think that's because it's insightful because it lets you see it lets you you experience a deep spiritual connection with the mother earth and then you don't you don't want to be a fucking loser you know when you when you're in the presence of some form of divinity you know whatever the fuck the
the spirit of the ayahuasca is whatever it is when you have that that crazy experience whatever the fuck you're in the presence of you that that presence affects you forever I mean, that's essentially what these people are saying.
The spirit of ayahuasca, or whatever it is, is female, and you guys were into the, whatever you call it, the spirit world, or whatever that ayahuasca dimension is, what do you think that is?
I think, you know, when you were talking about there's information around us all the time and if we could have goggles, they could see all the fucking ones and zeros flying through the air and all the cellular signals and all the Wi-Fi.
I think it's very likely that we are just at a stop on the dial and that the reality of infinity is that there is an unlimited number of frequencies to tune into.
And it's not as simple as, you know, we live in one place.
I mean, we know...
According to quantum physicists, and I don't understand it, but I'll repeat what they say, is that there are 11 dimensions, 11 known dimensions provable somehow or another by some mathematics that I'll never understand.
So if that's the case, what does that mean?
If we know that we have time and space, and we know that the basic dimensions that we're comfortable with, what the fuck are these other ones?
What the fuck is...
What are those other...
And how do we know that this is just one sort of...
to discovering that, oh no, this is a part of another fractal and there are infinite numbers of different dimensions.
Because that to me seems just as likely as there's more than one.
I have a feeling that there's just an unlimited number of them, but we exist in one dimension.
We don't understand the other ones.
We can't tune into them and part of our brain can.
And part of our brain can when we sleep.
And part of our brain can.
And we think of traveling as a physical act of moving your tissue and your cells and your bones from one space to another space.
But that's silly.
What the fuck is imagination?
What are thoughts?
What are ideas?
What are language?
These are all things that are in the air.
These are all things that travel from people to people in the air.
But they create things and things become of them and empires get built because of using words and all this stuff comes from the human imagination.
And the human imagination is what tunes in when you're sleeping.
And it's where all these psychedelic compounds that are all created by your own body, that all interacts with all that shit.
And that's how things get done.
And that is why there is creativity.
It's the source of all of it.
The human imagination, the human mind is the source of all this craziness that we say, good and bad.
I think the only reason why you and I, or I and all of us, anybody listening, the only reason why we think of ourselves as one is because of our ego.
And it's because of our desire to protect our biology and to breed.
We are programmed to seek out A breeding partner and reproduce.
It's all natural and it's all chemical and then there's all sorts of roles that we play in society to ensure that the best genetics and the ones that are moving forward the most are the ones that get to breed the most.
It's all like simple and scientific and it all seems to me to be a part of some sort of an engineered system.
An engineered system that's guaranteed to produce certain results.
You know how bacteria, they have their job, and every cell has its job, but you wouldn't think the bacteria is conscious of what it's doing to our bodies.
It's very important.
Do you think, like in this dimension, we're going around with our own lives, watching TV, doing our own thing, but on the other side, in another dimension, what we're doing, our energy, our frequency, is important.
The only time I feel like a contact with intelligence, like real divine intelligence, is psychedelic experiences.
Those are the only time I feel humbled by something, however the fuck it is, way smarter than me.
Even if it's just some sort of a chemical reaction in my mind, boy, the ultimate wisdom displayed by that chemical reaction is not just tangible, but you carry it with you the rest of your life.
You carry those thoughts and what you've learned from those experiences the rest of your life.
And that's what they found in this John Hopkins study on psilocybin mushrooms.
And that's what you've experienced in your life.
That's what I've experienced in my life.
You can't tell me it's not happening that way.
You're tuning into some other incredible intelligence and you're going, oh, okay.
Like, I was taking myself seriously.
I was being ridiculous.
I was thinking I was important.
I was thinking I was special.
I was thinking I was, you know, I was right and everyone's wrong.
Me and my girlfriend were at the house I grew up in, and she's in the backyard screaming.
It's nighttime.
It's late at night.
She's screaming, come back here, come back here!
And I thought something was wrong with the baby or something.
So I run out in the backyard, and she's looking up at the sky.
And then I look up in the sky and you see all these intelligent shooting stars.
It was full disclosure.
It was all these beams of light with algorithms and equations and chemtrails in this fancy handwriting and chemtrails in hieroglyphics and all the answers.
Could you imagine if UFOs actually came from the ocean?
What if they all come from the ocean?
What if we don't know it, but there's an intelligent species that is way older than us that figured out the best way to exist is to dig trenches deep into the ocean.
They have these deep underwater civilizations, so they're completely cut off from all the rest of the fish and all the wildlife, so they got completely removed from the food chain, much like we did by not living in the jungles.
How we moved in the cities?
They just built these fucking things down underground, and they became super sophisticated, and they controlled their environment like no other animal in the ocean, and they built fucking ships.
If something came from another planet, if something was so smart that it came from another planet, you would think that it would be able to hide itself.
You would think that's just...
We're going to figure that out before we figure out interplanetary travel.
Of course.
We're going to figure out cloaking.
Because if you pay attention, they're pretty close to cloaking.
They figured out a way to make a tank.
It broadcasts something.
It projects it on the side of the tank so it looks like the walls behind it.
How about when they master your thoughts and your dreams and you could sell your dreams and badass dudes that are lucid dreamers and they create amazing...
When you got that technology, like mastering your thoughts and your dreams into a DVD combined with virtual reality technology, where now you can get inside someone else's dream, and then they'll do real-time, like webcam dreams.
What about when they figure out a way to actually force you to dream?
What if they figure out a way to trigger dreaming?
Like they figure out a way to somehow or another, they activate something in your mind and whatever chemicals that are released in whatever situation becomes artificial, like instantaneous.
It's very clear that human beings are some sort of a work in progress.
And if you look at us compared to chimps, the big mystery in the fossil record is the doubling of the human brain size that it doubled over a period of two million years.
So if you think about what we became from the monkey origin, you know, the original...
You know, lower primates, what we became with our bigger head.
Well, if it's going to keep moving in that same direction, we're going to have big, giant heads.
And if you look at the muscles that are on chimps, and then you look at a scrawny-ass average American male, you know, who doesn't exercise and just works in a fucking cubicle all day, their scrawny body is very much like the scrawny body of an alien.
So if you keep going in that direction, that's exactly what they come out like.
You come out like some fucking giant brainiac with little twig limbs that can't get anything done.
Everything you've ever happened you can get without a facial expression and without a sound, without a peep.
You can get all that.
You can have so much fun just in your head.
You just go into other people's head and you just like, you know, go into a trance and you just get all this information and go through all their memories.
You look at someone else and go through their child and go, man...
I love hanging out with you, but in telepathy, just going through everyone's life.
I wonder if aliens have figured out what they are as real things that we're never going to have real evidence about because they don't exist in this dimension and they interdimensional travel.
They just figured out how to tune into different dimensions.
So they can come here, hang for a little while, and fucking vamoose.
But they do it in a way that almost is undetectable, or that our instruments can't really pick up, because they're not even from here.
So they'll show up as ghosts of discs flying through the sky, and we barely register them, because what we're getting is static.
It's like we're watching one station on TV, and it's not quite tuned in, and another one comes in, and it's in Mexican.
That's what we're getting.
We're getting some bleed-over from another dimension, and that's what UFOs are.
When they were hired, they were hired to back-engineer it.
His whole story is...
If you don't know who Robert Lazar is, Robert Lazar is a guy who claimed to have worked for Area 51. The story is he had this job there.
He became fascinated.
He was a scientist, and he started helping them work with their aliens or these alien spacecraft that they had, and they were trying to reconstruct them.
But while this all was going on, they have to know everything you're doing.
So they monitor all your phone calls, and they found out that his wife was cheating on him.
And so they go, this motherfucker's gonna be emotionally unstable.
We gotta kick him out of the program because he's got turmoil in his life.
So they fired him abruptly.
He didn't understand why.
They wouldn't explain to him why.
They fired him.
And so the guy started bringing his friends around to watch the UFOs get launched.
And that's when he got arrested.
And that's when he started telling his story.
You know, he started telling his story about how he worked there and they hired him to back engine.
If he doesn't know what the fuck he's talking about but he's going off with it, he's saying some incredible shit about anti-gravity and all this crazy shit.
It almost makes me think that he's a plant and that he was hired to do this because it makes UFOs look silly.
Because when you look into the guy and he says all these fantastic things and then you find out that he actually never really went to MIT and he lied about his past and they can't find any record of him anywhere and Maybe he worked at Los Alamos.
Who the fuck knows what he did there?
But he wasn't involved in any Area 51 bullshit.
This is, of course, obviously what the government says.
But it makes him look ridiculous.
It makes him look silly if he lied about where he went to school.
So maybe if you wanted to end speculation about any particular area, whether or not UFOs were there, you have some guy tell some crazy story about it and then make sure that he's full of shit.
Make sure he's full of shit about other things.
So people investigate.
When a fantastical story, they have to investigate.
And they investigate and they find out that he's full of shit.
And it makes the whole thing seem silly.
But we know for a fact they definitely test weapons there.
And there's videos that people have shot back before.
They extended the range of where you're prohibited to travel.
You used to be able to get much closer to Area 51. But people would go to this certain ridge and they would film all these different things flying through the air.
Fucking crazy things taking all these right angle turns in the middle of the sky.
And what most people think is that that's where they were initially practicing with drones and that those things that were glowing in the sky, the reason why they look like UFOs is like this is the reason why they move so haphazardly through the sky.
These were all radio controlled and they really didn't have it down yet.
And we know now they have drones down to a fucking science.
And now the drone technology has gotten to the point.
Yeah, they killed that guy, that American-born terrorist.
Well, you've got to think about what these drones are for.
These drones are carrying missiles.
They're just the weight alone.
If you have something that it's in...
Say if you have something and you're flying around some magnetic...
Some new next level anti-gravity fucking ball of steel and we figured out how to pilot this thing, but it's not that accurate.
It works on magnetic waves and it's all fucking nutty, but it glows and it flies all around.
There's no one in it, so it can take crazy g-force turns in the sky.
It's very possible that that's a completely different thing, but that they learn from that.
And they apply specific things that they learn from that into these other drones that they make.
But the other drones that they make are often just based on artificially powered planes, which they've had forever.
And that was the part of Operation Northwinds.
They were going to blow up a drone plane.
They already had the ability to launch a fucking plane into the sky just using remote control.
So I think that it's entirely possible that all that shit that people saw around Nevada, it's like things that the government experimented on.
And that you have a guy like Robert Lazar who comes and says all this crazy shit about UFOs and turns out he's a liar, and then it makes the whole idea of UFOs being there to be nonsense.
Unless you're a compound guy, like you got a house.
Like, you remember, I don't know if you heard about this, there was a house in Italy, and they suspected this guy of having some sort of an underground military bunker because he had moved a bunch of dirt out of there, and there had been years and years of construction.
And so the Italian government threatened him.
They're like, dude, we're going to burn your fucking house down and kill you.
Like, tell us what the fuck is going on in your basement.
Like, they were threatened by this guy.
Well, they went into his basement and he had this incredible artistically designed temple.
It's all different styles of art.
When I say artistically designed, it wasn't like by happenstance.
It was like engineered and planned, these huge caverns, like thousands and thousands and thousands of square feet.
And it's like one room is in an Egyptian theme and the other room is in this incredible other beautiful theme.
Air is pumped up through a straw. - They're definitely building bigger and bigger bunkers and they're turning into cities.
That's just natural.
If I was the ruler of the world, I would just have people on the case nonstop keep building that shit deeper and deeper and deeper.
Keep building it.
You know what I mean?
Because if you're running shit and you have the power and the unlimited resource to build some safety, of course it's just natural human behavior It's the human condition to dig underground and be safe.
If you could, if you could, if you had all the money, shit, just keep digging.
If you were doing that, though, you literally might be some of the last people on Earth.
What a crazy responsibility that would feel.
If you knew that the whole world got wiped out, but you were inside some fucking thing, and that you had a 90% chance, and once you got out, the radiation had died down enough so that you could survive...
And you were just supposed to try to make as many babies as possible, so you just had to find any girl you can and just come in her and just like, that'd be awesome.
What if you were allowed, like, what if the government said, okay, we got one year, this motherfucker's gonna hit us, everybody build your own bunker in the backyard, and everyone just started building.
Could you have an environment underground where you had plants and you generated electricity so that you could give the artificial sunlight to the plants and the plants cleaned up the carbon dioxide that you breathed out and gave you oxygen?
I wonder if they could do that, if they could figure out a way, if there's some method of power that they could harness, like say if they had some sort of an underground reactor.
So they got this underground reactor, and they got this set up for the fact it'll work for X amount of years, and blah blah blah, and they have a whole artificial world down there, and this reactor runs these lights, and they make it rain on these plants, and the plants breathe out oxygen, and we breathe out carbon dioxide, and they live off that Everyone makes their own underground bunker, and we've figured out a way, like we have a power source that's going to last for two years or whatever.
We could communicate with other people on these walkie-talkies and shit, and then you start digging to them, and you make little tunnels to them and shit, and other people try to jack you with their tunnels.
Yeah, the dudes are taking gnarly shits and they get out and girls are waiting to get in there.
I have more than one time taking a gnarly shit and then you get out and some poor girl is waiting to get in there and they're all in the bathroom and they're like, alright, good luck with that.
Anderson Cooper's got a new daytime talk show, and he had some kid doing some skateboard stunt, and the kid fell on his head, and he's in critical condition.