The Joe Rogan Experience #1462 - Kurt Metzger
Apr 23, 2020
Kurt Metzger, a witty comedian and writer known for his podcast "Can't Get Right," dives into a range of thought-provoking topics. He humorously critiques cults, separating Falun Gong from Tai Chi, while sharing personal stories about Jehovah's Witnesses. The conversation shifts to the absurdity of COVID-19 testing and media narratives. Metzger navigates the balance of comedy and censorship in today's polarized landscape and reflects on the unique strength of farmers compared to traditional athletes, all wrapped in his signature comedic style.
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Kurt's Background
- Kurt Metzger grew up as a Jehovah's Witness, which shaped his intolerance for nonsense.
- He's hypersensitive to culty behavior due to this background.
Shared Intensity
- Joe Rogan observes that the "hardcore" attitude of some religious people mirrors that of other groups.
- This suggests a common human need for belonging and adherence to a belief system.
Human Need for Religion
- Kurt Metzger believes humans have a need for religion but acknowledges its flaws.
- He argues against aggressive atheism, suggesting some need religion's sense of belonging.