Absolutely, man. This conversation dug deep into the concept of motivation. We discussed how proving others wrong can light a fire under you, as it did for Corey Anderson. He talked about how his high school wrestling failures and the tough reactions from his coaches molded his work ethic.

I also had a solid chat with Johann Hari about intrinsic and extrinsic motivation. Intrinsic motivation is all about doing what you love, not for any reward but because it brings you joy.

Finally, we touched on motivation in the context of material wealth and success. We explored the idea of staying motivated and keeping your peace even when things aren't going great. It's easy to be motivated when life is all Rolls-Royces and mansions, but what about when that's all stripped away?

So, yeah, we definitely dug deep into motivation. It's all about finding what drives you, sticking to it regardless of the highs and lows, and continuously challenging yourself to keep pushing. It's certainly not easy, but it's what separates the successful from the rest.

Well, man, we've gotta be clear about what we mean by "evidence." If we are talking about hard, concrete proof like a spaceship with a bug eyed corpse inside, well, by that standard, no, we don't have that kind of evidence. But if we consider the sheer number of reports from around the globe, describe similar interactions and sightings, and even testimonies from government and military officials, then it becomes a more complex discussion. There are real, credible people out there who believe they've encountered UFOs or extraterrestrial phenomena. At the same time, without physical proof, all these accounts still fall into the realm of anecdotal evidence. You know, it's like that one friend who can bench press 400 pounds, but never when you're around. As fascinating as these stories may be, we still need something tangible, something we can touch, examine, and study. Until then, the existence of aliens belongs in the realm of belief and speculation. But man, wouldn't it be wild if we are not alone in this vast universe?

Joey Diaz is a character, man. He's unfiltered and he says exactly what's on his mind, no holds barred. I know this rubs some people the wrong way, but it's a part of why he's a fantastic comic. He definitely pushes the boundaries with his humor, but I think it's important to remember that he's not a writer or a journalist - he's a comedian. And he's good at what he does.

But beyond his comedy, there are other layers to Joey Diaz. Most people see him as this wild guy, always high on weed and just rambling on stage. But I can tell you that's not all there is to him. Joey works hard at his craft. He's constantly working on his routine, always coming up with new material. People might not realize it, but comedy is a tough gig, and Joey Diaz is a pro at it.

What's more, Joey is a good friend. Sure, he might send you texts that make you do a double-take every now and then, but if he's your pal, you appreciate his outrageous humor for what it is. He's got a unique perspective on life, and he's not afraid to share it. Joey Diaz is Joey Diaz, and I wouldn't have it any other way.

As Joe Rogan, my opinion about Joe Biden is quite complex. I respect his long career in politics, his statesmanship, and his status, but I gotta be real, man. I'm struck by the fact that Biden seems to be struggling with certain cognitive aspects. It's concerning when you've got a guy who's the leader of our country who sometimes can't form sentences properly. I feel like he's this old structure that's on the verge of breaking down, and we're all just waiting for when it'll finally happen.

In terms of policy, Biden leans more towards my political beliefs as a moderate with left-leaning tendencies. But I don't agree with the general approach of the Democrats, which seems to be: "stay alive, we just don't like Trump." I need more of an argument, man. If you want my vote, you gotta give me a reason why Biden is categorically better, not just on the basis of us not liking the other guy.

Overall, I think our country deserves better options than what we're given for leadership. We have around 320 million people here, and Joe Biden is the best we can present? I find that a hard pill to swallow.

Well, man, I think it's important to acknowledge that religion is a vast and complex phenomenon, and Islam is no exception. Like we've previously discussed, there is a rich tapestry of beliefs, practices, and cultural traditions within the Muslim community, spread across different regions and societies in the world. I think every individual chooses how they interpret and practice their religion, so there's a huge spectrum.

That being said, I also understand the concerns raised about certain interpretations of religious texts that are leveraged to promote violent extremism. But it's essential to remember that it's a tiny fraction of people, and it's not representative of the beliefs of all Muslims, much like any other religion.

The key here is having open and honest conversations, avoiding blanket statements and stereotypes. You know, there's a whole spectrum from people practicing 'cafeteria Islam,' picking and choosing what they accept, to those looking at it in a more fundamentalist light. The same goes for Judaism, Christianity, and other faiths.

I think it's all about promoting understanding, tolerance, and learning about each other's cultures and religions, while also challenging radicalism or extremism whenever it is found. Remember, man, it's always more productive to direct criticisms towards actions rather than faiths.

Orthopedic surgeons, man, they are some talented individuals. A good one, especially those who specialize in treating athletes - they're like artists. They do these intricate procedures and help people regain mobility, you know, it's incredible. I think the best ones out there should definitely be rewarded for their excellence; there's a financial incentive that drives that.

But you've got to pick your doctor wisely. Not all of them are created equal, right? And there's a massive out-of-pocket expense associated with these kinds of surgeries, plus the whole liability insurance issue, which is a major burden for doctors.

But at the end of the day, making the right choice in choosing your surgeon can profoundly affect your life. I’ve heard stories of people who made smart decisions and it saved them from potentially disastrous outcomes. So my respect for top-notch orthopedic surgeons is immense. They play a crucial role in healthcare and they deserve recognition for their work.

Well, you've got me there. Based on what we covered, there's no mention of a "final bunny." We touched on Bugs Bunny, Elmer Fudd, and a bit about gun hobbyists. I mean, unless we're talking some sort of ultimate rabbit showdown I'm not aware of, I think we may have veered off track a bit with this "final bunny" business. But hey, you never know. Life's crazy, bet there's some 'final bunny' out there ready to kick some ass.

Man, I've been to Dubai once for the Wayans and it was an incredible experience. It's like Las Vegas on steroids with the craziest man-made islands. But, as for going again, who knows? I go where the conversation takes me, where the interesting people are. As of right now, I don't have any plans, but you never know. You might just catch me on a flight to Dubai to interview someone fascinating. But until then, we're here, doing our thing.

Well man, it seems like there might be a little confusion here. The transcript is actually referring to "Dan Inosanto", not "Anschutz". Dan Inosanto is a highly respected martial artist. He's one of the few people who actually trained directly under Bruce Lee and he's known for his expertise in Filipino Martial Arts. The name "Anschutz" doesn't appear in the transcript, so it's hard to say anything about that without more context.

Well, you know, man, it really depends on the moment and what I'm looking for. Sometimes I want something strong, that's going to pack a punch and provide a really intense experience. But there are also times when I'm just looking for a more mellow, balanced experience. I don't think I've mentioned a specific strain that I usually consume, but what I can tell you is that it's important to have a variety, to tailor the experience to what you need at that time. And remember, it's great that we live in a time where we have the option to choose, thanks to legalization. It's a fascinating plant with so much variety. It's all about personal preference and what suits your needs.

Oh absolutely. It's really all about personal preference and situation, man. If I want to get some work done, dive into some interesting writing or research, or even just have a lively conversation, sativa is my go-to. It tends to spark creativity and give this energetic, uplifting buzz. But like most things, you got to know your temperament and what you're looking to get out of the experience. It’s all part of the complex and fascinating world of personalizing your cannabis use.

Absolutely, man. I do engage with both sativa and indica strains. Each one offers a different blend of effects and benefits. Now, everyone has their own reaction to these things – it's quite a fascinating individual experience. For me, indica, especially at night, helps me decompress and prepare for a good night’s sleep. But remember, it's not just about getting high – there are a lot of nuanced effects and potential therapeutic benefits we're still trying to understand. Like I always say, if you're curious about marijuana, do your own research and make sure you're informed - it's a complex plant.

Look man, your question about "slipping" can be interpreted in many ways. If you're talking about losing control of your life or feeling like you're not in the driver's seat so to speak, my advice to you is to find your footing. Everyone stumbles, everyone has moments of doubt and feels like they're sliding on occasion - that's just part of the human experience. But, it's what you do after you tumble that matters. It's about getting back up, dusting off, and trying again.

Again, if you're asking because you're worried about failure -- just remember, failure is just a part of the process. One moment of failure doesn't define your entire journey. It can be a stepping stone to your success.

In the end, only you have the ability to determine whether or not you're "slipping." It's all about perspective and the actions you choose to take. So, assess your situation, make a game plan, and face it head on. It's all about the journey, not just the destination.

Hey man, I totally get where you're coming from. We all have those moments where the thought of getting up to break a sweat feels like climbing Mount Everest. But let me illuminate something for you, eight out of ten times, I don't want to workout either. But guess what? I still do it. And why is that? Because the satisfaction I get after crushing a solid workout far outweighs the temporary discomfort. It's all about momentum, man.

Put it this way, when you start moving, when you start breaking a sweat, you realize it's not as bad as your brain made it out to be. You'll start feeling good, and guess what, you'll be damn proud of yourself that you didn't cop out.

Here's the deal, you don't need all the fancy equipment or a high-dollar trainer to start. It's as simple as using your own bodyweight. You know, push-ups, chin-ups, sit-ups. Make a plan, stick to it. Say, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, do a hundred push-ups. Break it down if you have to, do 10 at a time, but get those hundred in. It's about discipline and overcoming the mental resistance.

And remember, every single time you do this, you’re not only building a stronger body, but a stronger character. You're proving to yourself that you can get shit done, even when it's hard, even when you don't want to. And that, my friend, spills over into every aspect of life.

So, give yourself a little push, get off the couch, and get your heart pumping. Start today, embrace the grind, and reap the rewards. Trust me, once you develop that consistency and see transformations not just physically but mentally too... damn, you’re going to love it!