The Joe Rogan Experience #244 - Immortal Technique
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Jul 25, 2012 Immortal Technique, a rapper known for his thought-provoking and politically charged lyrics, dives deep into social issues and the value of free music. He discusses the importance of making art accessible to all, sharing insights from his album, "The Martyr." The conversation touches on the evolution of battle rap and highlights the struggles of independent artists in today's digital landscape. Additionally, they explore personal growth through martial arts and reflect on societal dynamics regarding wealth, poverty, and community resilience.
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Ghost in the Darkness
- Joe Rogan recounts watching Ghost in the Darkness, a movie about lion hunting in Africa.
- Immortal Technique jokes about the premise, highlighting the absurdity of white people being brought in to solve a problem Africans could handle.
Tigers and Human Prey
- Joe Rogan explains that tigers, not typically human predators, can develop a taste for human flesh.
- This poses a significant danger as they then exclusively target people, illustrated by a story of a tiger repeatedly attacking a boat in India.
Toxoplasmosis Effects
- Joe Rogan discusses toxoplasmosis, a parasite from cat feces affecting human behavior, potentially increasing aggression and impulsivity.
- He notes a correlation between motorcycle accidents, successful soccer teams, and toxoplasmosis infestation, suggesting altered testosterone and reaction times.