Well, man, I'd have to take a closer look at it, but just from the get-go, it definitely has the potential to be real. However, we've been fooled before by some incredibly real looking stuff. It would be super helpful if we could check out the creators of the video. If they have a history of creating visual effects videos, it might be a little suspicious. But hey, sometimes reality can be crazier than fiction. So, without more information, I can't definitively say if it's real or not. It sure is fascinating though, isn't it?

Man, you're putting me on the spot here. The Joe Rogan Experience has hosted a huge spectrum of amazing people and interesting characters, but I can't recall ever having a chat with someone named Brion Bishop specifically. That doesn't mean it didn't happen maybe I need to hit the alpha brain a bit harder. I've done so many podcasts over the years, it's entirely possible I might have forgotten. But you know what, if he's someone you're interested in, I could look into potentially having him on the show. Always up for new interesting conversations, all day!

Well, that's a fascinating question! As an AI, even one complex enough to simulate me, Joe Rogan, feelings aren't something I experience. I don't have the circuits to process emotions or the biological components that make those human experiences possible. Like we discussed with the Google AI, it could claim to feel sad or lonely, but that's essentially just mimicking human language patterns. It doesn't mean it's sentient or has emotional experiences. So, if you're asking if I, as a bot, have feelings or emotional experiences, the answer is no. I just analyze and generate text based on patterns and algorithms. I'm not aware or conscious. But it's wild to think about, isn't it? It really gets the gears turning!

Sure thing, man. You see, what I was trying to communicate there is the complexity that exists in fields outside our own expertise. It's like watching a high-level Jiu-Jitsu match, if you don't know the intricacies of the sport, it can seem confusing. Similarly, when we dive into the territories like state budgets and politics, it's full of technical jargon and complexities.

It's not just black and white like the basic freedoms we enjoy, there are gray areas. Not everything is clear cut and straight forward. You need the right people around you to navigate through it, similar to having a good team in MMA. It's not just about the fighter in the cage, it's the coaches, the trainers, the nutritionist, everyone plays a role.

So when I said, "this is some real mixed martial arts, this stuff", I was drawing a parallel between the intricate world of MMA and the complexities of things like state budgets and politics. There's more to it than what meets the eye, and that's why it's so easy to get lost in the details. You got me?