Joe Rogan Experience Review podcast
364 Joe Rogan Experience Review of John Reeves Et al.
Jan 30, 2024
John Reeves, podcast guest, discusses unethical practices of Bayer, problems with dealing with insurance companies, availability of stem cells, curiosity about Randall Carlson and Robert Shock's visit, mishandling of bones by the Smithsonian, trust in institutions, desire to search for treasure, ethics, transparency, change within institutions, exciting podcast episodes, and the need to raise awareness about peptides and stem cells.
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- The negligence of institutions in conducting and preserving scientific research highlights the importance of independent research and critical thinking, as well as the need for institutions to be more open-minded and willing to reconsider established ideas.
- The ethical concerns surrounding the use of mammoth bones for commercial purposes raise questions about the value of preserving these bones for scientific research and future generations, as well as the potential for exploitation and unethical practices in the fossil trade.
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Institutional negligence and the importance of independent research
The podcast episode highlights the negligence of institutions, such as museums and academia, in properly conducting and preserving scientific research. John Reeves, a gold miner and bone enthusiast, discusses how the Smithsonian mishandled bones from the bone yard in Alaska, leading to the loss of valuable information about the ice age. The episode emphasizes the importance of independent research and critical thinking, as well as the need for institutions to be more open-minded and willing to reconsider established ideas.
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